Hurricane Milton: What You Need To Know As It Approaches…

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Hurricane Milton: What You Need To Know As It Approaches Florida

Hurricane Milton is making headlines as it intensifies and approaches the Florida coast. With maximum sustained winds reaching 150 miles per hour, residents are urged to prepare for potential impacts. This article…

March 10, 2025 • 3 min read • Art Grindstone

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Hurricane Milton is making headlines as it intensifies and approaches the Florida coast. With maximum sustained winds reaching 150 miles per hour, residents are urged to prepare for potential impacts. This article breaks down the latest updates and what to expect in the coming days.

Key Takeaways

Hurricane Milton is currently a Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph.
Landfall is expected late Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Residents should prepare for strong winds, heavy rain, and a potential tornado threat.

Current Status Of Hurricane Milton

As of the latest advisory, Hurricane Milton remains a Category 4 storm. The maximum sustained winds have increased to 150 mph, up from 145 mph earlier in the morning. This change indicates that the hurricane is still strengthening and could potentially reach Category 5 status.

Projected Path And Timing

Hurricane Milton is moving east-northeast and is expected to make landfall late Wednesday night, possibly just after midnight on Thursday. Here’s a timeline of what to expect:

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Wednesday Night: Strong winds and rain bands will begin to affect the area.
Thursday Morning: Landfall is anticipated, with winds potentially reaching 125 mph as it moves inland.
Thursday Afternoon: The storm will likely weaken to a Category 2 as it exits into the Atlantic Ocean.

Wind And Rain Impact

Residents should prepare for significant wind damage, especially late Wednesday night into Thursday morning. The strongest winds are expected during this time, with hurricane warnings in effect for several counties, including:

Indian River County
Okeechobee
Martin County
Port St. Lucie County
Palm Beach County

Severe Weather Threats

In addition to strong winds, there is a tornado threat associated with Hurricane Milton. Here’s a breakdown of the severe weather risks:

Wednesday: Slight risk (2 out of 5) for severe weather, with an increased chance of wind damage and isolated tornadoes.
Thursday: The tornado threat may linger, with strong winds continuing across the area.