More than 850,000 homes and businesses were without power by 9 p.m. Wednesday after Hurricane Milton made landfall on Florida’s west coast. Here’s a county-by-county look at the

Nearly two million Floridians are without power after Hurricane Milton hit the Sunshine State late Wednesday less than two weeks since Hurricane Helene 's devastation. Over 1.901 million outages have been reported in Florida as of 11 p.m. ET Wednesday, according to the USA TODAY power outage tracker.

Forecasters predict Hurricane Milton is on a path to make landfall around the Tampa Bay or Sarasota areas late Wednesday or early Thursday as a major hurricane.

Over three million people are without power after Hurricane Milton swept through Florida on Wednesday and Thursday. On Thursday morning, the storm was a Category 1 hurricane with a maximum sustained wind speed of 85 mph,

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis gave a Hurricane Milton update on Oct. 9, saying the storm brought more tornado watches than he’d ever seen.

Already reeling from Helene, Florida's west coast is bracing for the predicted arrival Wednesday of powerful Hurricane Milton.

Hurricane Milton has crashed into Florida as a Category 3 storm, pounding the coast with ferocious winds of over 100 mph, knocking out power to millions and producing a series of tornadoes around the

Heavy rain is lashing Florida’s west coast Wednesday morning ahead of Milton, which remains on track to slam the state late Wednesday and Thursday as an extremely dangerous hurricane. It will bring destructive storm surge,