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the videos of Hurricane Milton passing through Florida

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the videos of Hurricane Milton passing through Florida

Various videos show the magnitude of Milton’s passage through Florida, United States.

Although the eye of the hurricane has already left the state after crossing it from west to east, meteorologists have warned that the area will still suffer the effects of the storm, with heavy rains and winds, that the cyclone is associated with.

According to Agencia EFE, during this Thursday Milton has lost intensity and has dropped to category one, with maximum sustained winds of 144 kilometers per hour heading towards the Atlantic.

Meanwhile, local authorities have already confirmed at least two deaths due to a tornado related to the cyclone in St. Lucie County.

The hurricane is approaching Cape Canaveral, where the John F. Kennedy Space Center is located, with winds with โ€œhigher gustsโ€ as it leaves the east coast of the state of Florida.

The latest updated data from the United States National Hurricane Center (NHC) indicates that it is moving northeast at a rate of 30 km/h, โ€œwith a general movement that is expected to continue this Thursday.โ€

Meanwhile, more than three million homes and businesses have been left without power, according to counts collected by NBC News.

Europa Press details that this is the fifth hurricane to make landfall in the United States so far this year and the third to impact Florida, a state that already suffered the passage of Helene a few weeks ago.

International media such as The Country They state that โ€œthe worstโ€ of the hurricane is already moving away from Florida, moving towards the Atlantic. The authorities hope that weather conditions will begin to improve in the State in the next few hours.

โ€œEverything happened instantly, these windows blew out. “I ran under my bed and that was it, it probably all lasted a minute,” said one resident after Milton destroyed his home in the city of Fort Myers.

The natural phenomenon caused serious damage to important buildings such as Tropicana Field, an emblematic covered baseball stadium located in St. Petersburg, Florida, whose roof was destroyed.

In Port Charlotte, meanwhile, severe flooding was reported due to storm surge associated with Hurricane Milton.

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