Flagler County, Hurricane Milton
Flagler County issues mandatory evacuation order ahead of Milton, implements curfew
Milton, a Category 4 storm, is projected to hit the Gulf Coast early Thursday and then plow through the interior of the state through Thursday, with it exiting into the Atlantic Ocean near Daytona Beach. Flagler County is just north of that area and is likely to get hit hard with high winds and heavy rains.
Strong gusts of wind and heavy rain were still being felt in Volusia and Flagler counties. A curfew is in effect in Volusia ...
Flooding was already an issue in Flagler County before Hurricane Milton made landfall Wednesday and as the storm moves closer ...
Potentially flooding rains could start as early as Wednesday afternoon, NWS states. Final preparations should be complete.
With the clock ticking, residents rush to find sandbags, supplies before the powerful storm's expected Wednesday arrival ...
The hurricane, which strengthened to a Category 5 in the Gulf of Mexico late Monday morning, and then reduced to a very ...
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As schools, businesses and arts centers in Palm Beach and the county close in preparation for the tropical storm-like ...
Here are sandbag locations in Volusia and Flagler counties. You must have proof of residency and in most cases, bring you own ...
As the clock ticks toward Milton's arrival, cities and residents work to head off potential flooding expected from the storm.
As of 5 a.m. Thursday, Hurricane Milton was still a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph.
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