‘The whole first level is destroyed': Siesta Key homeowner says he's one of the lucky ones
A Siesta Key homeowner says the whole first level of his home was destroyed by Milton, which made landfall there as a ...
At Hurricane Milton’s ground zero on Siesta Key, a double whammy of damage
Standing on a thick layer of sand, Adam Robinson’s head nearly reached the ceiling of his beachfront condo in Siesta Key — ...
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Siesta Key: Hurricane Milton exacts a toll for residents, the price of living in paradise
Both bridges to Siesta Key, where Milton made landfall Wednesday ... Giorgi lives on the north side of the key on ...
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Siesta Key residents get 1st look at damage after Hurricane Milton landfall
Access is restored to Siesta Key, a barrier island in Sarasota County where Hurricane Milton made landfall, and people are ...
See how Hurricane Milton demolished Florida landfall island. What to know about Siesta Key
After battering the west coast of Florida with winds, pounding rain and storm surge, Hurricane Milton roared onshore near ...
Furniture scattered and streets flooded in Siesta Key, Florida as Hurricane Milton tears through the state
Furniture scattered and streets flooded in Siesta Key, Florida as Hurricane Milton tears through the state The game, ...
NHC: Hurricane Milton close to exiting Florida as Cat 1 storm after landfall near Siesta Key
TAMPA, Fla. — Hurricane Milton made landfall just after 8:30 p.m. on Florida's Gulf Coast as a Category 3 storm. It has since ...
The Latest: Hurricane Milton lands near Siesta Key, Florida, as a Category 3 storm
Hurricane Milton dropped to a Category 4 early Wednesday as it churns toward Florida's west coast. The National Hurricane ...
Hurricane Milton makes landfall at Siesta Key, Florida
ATLANTA — Hurricane Milton makes landfall Wednesday evening at 8:30pm at Siesta Key, Florida. This is just south of Sarasota.
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FEMA's top leader tours Punta Gorda in person to see storm damage for herself
"I'm on the ground so I can see firsthand some of the challenges these communities are going to face," FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell told Charlotte Co. Community Correspondent Victoria Scott.