Martin Chacon doesn’t have to think hard to remember Hurricane Milton. A big reminder remains on his property near Dade City.

Atlantic hurricane season has officially kicked off, and early forecasts indicate that disaster preparations should be made ...

Whether you're a Florida native or a new resident, here's what to know for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season.

Hurricane Milton is headed for the west coast of Florida, and right now, it's not clear where it will hit – but at least one evacuation in Lee County has already been announced.

Urging people in or around evacuation zones who hadn't left yet to seek shelter at local or state-run centers established as a response to Milton, DeSantis said Wednesday that time was running out ...

Kevin Guthrie, executive director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management. said the state was preparing "for the largest evacuation that we have seen, most likely since 2017, Hurricane Irma." ...

Zone A: The most vulnerable, prioritized for evacuation. Zone E: The least likely to be evacuated. Florida has a total of 21 flood zones, some of which are specific to certain counties.

Hurricane Milton weakened slightly to a still-powerful Category 3 storm Wednesday as it made landfall along Florida's west-central Gulf Coast near Sarasota Wednesday night. The storm made landfall ...

Maps Show Track Of Hurricane Milton As It Makes Landfall In Florida Hurricane Milton surged back up to a Category 5 then dropped down to Category 3 Wednesday, with forecasts showing it on a path ...

When Will Milton Hit Florida? Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall early Thursday, October 10, between 2:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. EST. What Are the Mandatory Evacuation Zones?

Hurricane Milton continues its march toward Florida on Wednesday, and while it has weakened slightly, it still looks to be a very dangerous storm that could bring deadly storm surge and winds ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis urged residents in evacuation zones, particularly in Manatee, Sarasota and Charlotte counties, to evacuate now. "The roads are flowing, and shelters have space.