Hurricane Milton leaves path of destruction across Florida, at least 24 dead
Millions of homes and businesses had no power in the days after Hurricane Milton hit Florida hard.
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Millions of homes and businesses had no power in the days after Hurricane Milton hit Florida hard.
The SS United States is now one step closer to moving to its new home. A ceremonial signing was held on Saturday for the deal that will send the historic ocean liner to Florida. Eva Andersen reports from South Philly.
A ceremonial signing was held Saturday for the deal that will send the SS United States from Philadelphia to Florida.
The SS United States will leave Philadelphia's waters and head to Norfolk, Virginia, for extensive preparations for reefing over the next several months.
Satellite photos show flooding, ruined buildings and more after Hurricane Milton.
Hurricane Milton is now blamed for at least 11 deaths but that number is expected to climb as search efforts continue. More than three million homes and businesses are in the dark as crews race to restore electricity and there are concerns in flooded areas that the water could continue to rise for days. Ryan Hughes talked to people from our area who survived the storm.
Hurricane Milton is responsible for at least 11 deaths and officials say that number will likely go even higher. Hundreds of homes were damaged hours before Milton made landfall because of an outbreak of powerful tornadoes across the state. Ryan Hughes talked to several people from our area who now live in Florida, who called this storm one of the scariest they've ever been through.
President Biden told Floridians his administration would offer support "for as long as it takes to rescue, recover and rebuild."
Hurricane Milton previously reached as high as a Category 5 over the Gulf of Mexico on a path toward Florida's central west coast.
The Delaware National Guard and New Jersey National Guard activated nearly 200 service members and dozens of vehicles to help with Florida's Hurricane Milton response.
Hurricane Milton spawned several tornadoes in Florida as it made landfall as a Category 3 hurricane and then weakened over land to a Category 1. Brandon Goldner takes a look at damage from the storm across social media and Meteorologist Kate Bilo provides the latest on Milton's location and track.
As Hurricane Milton expects to make landfall, families living in Florida hunker down while loved ones back in Philadelphia hope to stay in touch.
Julie Turner and her husband evacuate from Florida to Philadelphia ahead of Hurricane Milton on the last available flight. Aziza Shuler reports.
Hurricane Milton made landfall in the Sarasota area Wednesday night as a major hurricane.
Many local officials have taken to social media to push back on harmful misinformation about Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene.
Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly is in the NEXT Weather Sphere to explain storm surge and why Hurricane Milton could be so dangerous for parts of Florida.
As time ticks towards Hurricane Milton making landfall, families living in Florida are hunkering down. Loved ones back in the Philadelphia area are hoping to stay in touch as the storm moves through. Nikki DeMentri reports.
A couple from Wilmington, Delaware, had to postpone their wedding after both Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton upended their plans to get married in Tampa, Florida.
A beautiful, seasonable October stretch is underway in our area this week with seasonably mild temperatures in the forecast again on Wednesday. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Marcella Baietto talked with CBS News Philadelphia meteorologist Andrew Kozak to debunk some recent myths spreading on social media in relation to the weather and recent hurricanes.
Airports in Florida are shutting down ahead of Hurricane Milton. Nikki DeMentri reports at Philadelphia International Airport where travel is already being impacted by Milton.
Milton is a powerful Category 4 hurricane with a path forecast to bring it ashore along Florida's west coast this week.
Philadelphia International Airport was busy Monday, and many travelers were seeking refuge from Hurricane Milton.
Travelers who landed at Philadelphia International Airport from Florida shared why they decided to escape the path of Hurricane Milton, which has grown into a Category 5 storm.
Philadelphia Police are investigating a burglary of the SS United States, which is set to sink and turn into an artificial reef in Florida.
