10.10.2024 15:50
Florida is being shaken by Hurricane 'Milton.' Winds reaching speeds of 190 km/h and heavy rainfall are causing significant damage. The roof of the Tropicana Stadium in St. Petersburg has been blown off. The Meteorological Service is warning about deadly floods and massive waves. President Biden described Milton as "the most destructive hurricane of the century." Three million homes are without electricity, and 125 homes have been destroyed. There are two fatalities. Experts emphasize that the danger persists. The public is being urged to follow emergency instructions.
Florida is under the impact of a severe hurricane called "Milton." The hurricane is hitting the state with winds reaching up to 190 kilometers per hour and heavy rainfall.
The roof of Tropicana Field Stadium in St. Petersburg has been torn apart due to strong winds. This stadium, home to the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team, was being used as a shelter for emergency workers. It has been reported that the 13 people inside were not harmed when the roof was blown off.
The U.S. National Weather Service has announced that life-threatening flash floods are ongoing or expected. Additionally, a warning was issued that giant waves of 3 to 4.5 meters in height could form due to hurricane-force winds.
Thousands of people have been evacuated from the area due to the Milton hurricane, which President Joe Biden described as "one of the most destructive hurricanes of the century."
Experts state that the hurricane is not as severe as initially feared, but it still poses a serious threat. Authorities are urging the public to remain cautious and to follow emergency instructions.