Nine months after Hurricanes Helene and Milton battered Florida, families like the Kvockas are still displaced. Neil and ...

Tropical Storm Milton churning in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to be a "major hurricane" when it slams into Florida's west coast later this week, as areas devastated by Hurricane Helene race to ...

Just 13 days later, Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida as a Category 3 hurricane. It struck near Siesta Key Oct. 9, 2024. The storm was accompanied by sustained winds of 120 mph.

Some areas along Florida's Gulf Coast are still rebuilding after being slammed by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, which hit the Sunshine State back-to-back during the 2024 hurricane season.

Locally, the storm that brought the most widespread impacts to Central Florida was Hurricane Milton. Milton brought winds of 87 mph to Orlando, and rainfall of 16.5 inches to Ormond Beach, with ...

Months after back-to-back hurricanes slammed Florida’s Gulf Coast, residents are still facing red tape, delays, and confusion as many wonder if and when things will return to normal.

Milton, on the other hand, a much smaller and far more compact tropical storm, quickly closed its center and spun fast into a major category five in the Bay of Campeche.

In 2024, a community near Tampa Bay, known as Hunters Point, proved resilient during Hurricane Milton thanks to homes raised 16 feet off the ground and secured with steel straps.

NOAA predicts another “above average” hurricane season with between 13 and 19 named storms. Central Florida residents should be ready for heavy rains that can destroy homes within hours, even ...

Storm chaser reveals what he saw in Hurricane Milton's eye NOAA Hurricane Hunters' Lt. Cmdr. Josh Rannenberg tells ABC News about the intensity of the storm as it approaches Florida and offers ...

The 2025 hurricane season names have already been set, but Florida's Gulf Coast is still feeling the effects of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. "We were consumed by the Gulf," Madeira Beach city ...

In 2024, a community near Tampa Bay, known as Hunters Point, proved resilient during Hurricane Milton thanks to homes raised 16 feet off the ground and secured with steel straps.