'Milton is forecast to remain a hurricane while it crosses the Florida Peninsula,' officials warned Wednesday. See our Interactive weather tracker for the latest.

Recent budget cuts from the current administration have fueled concerns about public safety as well as the future of climate ...

The accuracy of hurricane forecasts has improved through the years, and the recent forecasts for Helene and Milton were notably accurate. Yet, there's no guarantee that all forecasts will be so ...

Hurricane Milton was about 115 miles west-northwest of the Dry Tortugas, ... Hurricane Milton will continue its northeast trajectory as it approaches the west-central Florida coastline.

For the latest news on Hurricane Milton, visit USA TODAY's hurricane tracker for Thursday, Oct. 10. After initially weakening on Tuesday morning, Hurricane Milton has again intensified to a ...

Hurricane Milton, now a Category 5 hurricane with 175 mile per hour winds, has just gone through a mind-numbing rapid intensification that would have been nearly impossible 100 years ago.

Milton became a hurricane this Sunday. It is expected to arrive near Tampa on Wednesday as at least a Category 3, ... If Milton continues his current trajectory, it would be the third.

Milton has developed primarily over the Gulf of Mexico and is following a trajectory similar to last week’s Hurricane Helene, which killed over 200 people during its destructive trek from ...

Milton became a hurricane this Sunday. It is expected to arrive near Tampa on Wednesday as at least a Category 3, ... If Milton continues his current trajectory, it would be the third.

Milton is currently a Category 5 hurricane with 165-mile-per-hour wind speeds and is expected to stay about as strong until it hits Florida tomorrow night. It had weakened to a Category 4 earlier ...

Hurricane Milton is forecasted to make landfall in Tampa, Florida on Wednesday. Follow the Post’s live updates for the latest news tracking the storm’s path, plus damage, reactions and photos.

Milton more than qualified, exploding from a 60-mph tropical storm Sunday morning to a potent 155-mph Category 4 hurricane − an increase of 95 mph in little more than 24 hours. That was among ...