Set to make landfall in the US state of Florida, Hurricane Milton is expected to be one of the most catastrophic storms in the United States. This deadly storm comes just a week after Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc in the state, resulting in over 230 deaths.

What category is Hurricane Milton and how are hurricanes categorised?

Hurricane Milton is expected to hit the US state of Florida, bringing strong winds that will likely result in catastrophic damage. The state was hit with another powerful storm Hurricane Helene 12 days ago, which resulted in debris that the residents are still clearing.

Hurricane Milton to hit Florida: Timing, areas at risk, wind speeds, and what to expect

As 15 million residents of the US state of Florida brace for the impact of Hurricane Milton, scheduled to make landfall on Wednesday (Oct 9) night, experts have warned that it could forever change the Sunshine State's coastline.

Monstrous Hurricane Milton could permanently alter Florida's entire coastline, experts warn

The US National hurricane center has called hurricane Milton the third-fastest intensifying Atlantic storm on record... Scientists say that with climate change not only fuelling more powerful storms but doing so more quickly,--- Milton's rapid power surge appears to be the latest example of a worrying trend...

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