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Hurricane Milton live updates 10/9/24 2:19 pm

Hurricane Milton live updates: ‘Catastrophic’ storm growing in size as Florida hit with multiple tor

Update - noon, Oct. 8. 

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What we know about Hurricane Milton

  • The powerful and "catastrophic" storm, currently a Category 4 hurricane, is growing in size as it is now expected to make landfall late tonight. An NBC News forecast predicts landfall sometime between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.
  • Storm surge warnings cover almost the entirety of Florida’s western coast and there are storm warnings across much of the state, including the east coast. An area of coastline between Tampa and Fort Myers could see inundation of up to 15 feet.
  • At 11:50 a.m. ET, Milton was 190 miles southwest of Tampa with sustained winds of 145 mph, and is moving northeast at 17 mph.
  • This storm will track across Florida from west to east. In Orlando and the surrounding area, forecasters warned of up to 15 inches of rain and said the city and the region face an “extreme flooding rain threat.”
  • NBC News Lite, a lightweight version of NBCNews.com available in emergency situations when internet connectivity may be limited, has been turned on for readers in Florida, North Carolina and Tennessee.

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Hurricane Milton Updates (as of 1:25 p.m. Oct. 7):

Evacuations:

Evacuation centers will open at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 8. The Emergency Operations Center is now calling for the evacuation of everyone in levels A and B. Those living in level C should be prepared to evacuate if the storm intensifies.

If your plan is to leave the area, do so now, today, Monday. This will be one of the largest evacuations along our state’s west coast. If you wait, you will get stuck in traffic.

Evacuation Centers: https://loom.ly/BhRe-nw

If you do not live in Level A or B, a manufactured home community or a mobile or boat home - now is the time to prepare your property and ensure you have your supplies, such as water, non-perishable food and medicines ready for a minimum of seven days for each member of your family.Check on your neighbor - work together to prepare.

Learn your evacuation level at https://loom.ly/KkvV1ZI

TROPICAL STORM MILTON BARRIER ISLAND UPDATE

𝐓𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐦 𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐭𝐨𝐧 UPDATE

Update - noon, Oct. 8. 

Siesta Key, Fl

  

\Access to the barrier islands, including Casey Key, Manasota Key, Siesta Key, Longboat Key, will be closed at 7 p.m. today, Oct. 8. After 7 p.m., community members will continue to be able to get off the barrier islands, but no entry will be allowed back on until after the post-storm search and rescue mission is completed. When you leave the barrier islands, be sure to take everything that you and your family need for evacuation. Take enough supplies to last you and your family several days.  

Uniformed personnel will be posted at the following intersections to ensure access is closed: 

- John Ringling Causeway, just west of Golden Gate Point in Sarasota
- Siesta Drive Bridge, 1400 Siesta Drive in Sarasota
- Stickney Point Road Bridge, 1512 Stickney Point Road in Sarasota
- Blackburn Point Swing Bridge, 733 Blackburn Point Road in Osprey
- Albee Road Bridge, 913 Albee Road in Nokomis
- Manasota Beach Road Bridge, 2055 Manasota Beach Road in Englewood

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Hurricane Milton Updates

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Hurricane Milton Updates (as of 1:25 p.m. Oct. 7):

Evacuations:

Evacuation centers will open at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 8. The Emergency Operations Center is now calling for the evacuation of everyone in levels A and B. Those living in level C should be prepared to evacuate if the storm intensifies.

If your plan is to leave the area, do so now, today, Monday. This will be one of the largest evacuations along our state’s west coast. If you wait, you will get stuck in traffic.

Evacuation Centers: https://loom.ly/BhRe-nw

If you do not live in Level A or B, a manufactured home community or a mobile or boat home - now is the time to prepare your property and ensure you have your supplies, such as water, non-perishable food and medicines ready for a minimum of seven days for each member of your family.Check on your neighbor - work together to prepare.

Learn your evacuation level at https://loom.ly/KkvV1ZI

TROPICAL STORM MILTON UPDATE

𝐓𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐦 𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐭𝐨𝐧 UPDATE

UPDATED TODAY 10/6/24

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SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Hurricane Milton continues strengthening. Large bursts of thunderstorms are appearing in the norther quadrant of the storm. Hurricane hunter aircraft are showing falling pressures.

Maximum sustained winds have increased to near 80 mph with higher gusts. Milton is forecast to become a major hurricane by late Monday.

Rainfall amounts of up to10 inches or more are expected across portions of the Florida Peninsula and the Keys through Wednesday night. This rainfall brings the risk of flash, urban, and areal flooding, along with minor to moderate river flooding. A FLOOD WATCH is dup for the Suncoast into Thursday

Life-threatening storm surge and wind are possible as the storms nears land. Perimammary surge estimated indicate 9-11 ft somewhere along the west coast of Florida. 

TROPICAL STORM MILTON UPDATE

𝐓𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐦 𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐭𝐨𝐧 UPDATE

UPDATED TODAY 10/6/24

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Update: Oct. 6 - 7:30 a.m.

The U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) expects Tropical Storm Milton to intensify quickly. Hurricane watches could be issued by late Sunday. The NWS predicts an increasing chance of dangerous storm surge and wind impacts for portions of the west coast of Florida.

While the exact trajectory of the storm remains uncertain at this hour, please take the time today to secure your home, bring potential projectiles indoors if possible and make sure you have enough non-perishable food items, water and medications for each family member and pet for several days.

More hurricane preparation info: www.Sarasotfl.gov/HurricanePrep

City of Sarasota updates : www.Sarasotafl.gov/Alerts

Register for emergency alerts: www.AlertCitySarasota.com

BUSINESSES OPENING ON SIEST KEY UPDATE

Business Opening Update Siesta Key Florida

UPDATED TODAY 10/6/24

Siesta Key, Fl

 

 

Update on Businesses that are open Siesta Key Florida
THE LIST IS GROWING!


NOW OPEN
While our businesses had differing levels of storm surge, Siesta Key is working at lightning speed to reopen. Some businesses need time for significant repairs. For the safety of all, please avoid Siesta Key while debris clean up continues the first week or two of October.

Here’s a list of Siesta Key Chamber members located on the Key that have reported they’ve reopened post-Helene. Most have modified hours, menus and/or inventory.

Restaurants & Bars
Anna’s Deli
Another Broken Egg Cafe
Big Water Fish Market
Blasé Martini Bar
Café Gabbiano
Crescent Club
Daiquiri Deck Siesta Key Village
Daiquiri Deck South Siesta
il Panificio Siesta
Island House Tap & Grill
Jake’s Ice Cream
Lenny’z Pizza
Made in Rome Organic Gelato
Miguel’s
Pi Pizza 3.14
Siesta Key Oyster Bar
Summer House
Toasted Mango
Turtles Restaurant

Shopping
BLVD Beachwear
Crescent Beach Market
Morton’s Siesta Market
Sandal Factory
Southern Tide

Accommodations
Ascendia Group
Beachside Management
Crescent Royale
Island Reef
Midnight Cove II
Our House at the Beach
Siesta Sands on the Beach
Ten35 Seaside
The Beach Club at Siesta Key
The Cottages on the Key
White Sands Village
Hibiscus Suites 


Transportation Available
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Things to Do
Parasail Siesta
Ride & Paddle
Sassy Hair
Siesta Key Jet Ski
Spa Experience Siesta Key

Our members on Lido Key, now open
Kayaking SRQ
Lido Beach Resort

This list is growing every day


Beach Conditions Remain Unsafe

We’ll keep this list updated as more services and resources become available.

UPDATED TODAY 9/30/24

Siesta Key, Fl

 

Beach Conditions Remain Unsafe

Many beaches in Sarasota County are experiencing unsafe conditions, erosion, and debris due to Hurricane Helene. As Sarasota County continues to recover from the storm, lifeguards will not be present on Sarasota County owned and/or operated beaches until conditions allow for safe access and use.

Sarasota County Points of Distribution are open. 

We’ll keep this list updated as more services and resources become available.

UPDATED TODAY 9/30/24

Sarasota, Fl

 

Sarasota County Points of Distribution are open. 

There are four supply locations in Sarasota County for community members impacted by Hurricane Helene.

The following locations will be open through Wednesday Oct. 2, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. or while supplies last:

  • 1000 Glebe Lane, Siesta Key
  • 100 S Casey Key Road, Nokomis
  • 326 Nokomis Ave S., Venice
  • 8570 Manasota Key Road, Englewood

Supplies available include water, ice, sports drinks, tarps, flood buckets, non-perishable food items and Meals-Ready-To-Eat (MREs).

Please be safe and patient when traveling to the locations. 

For information, call 311 or 941-861-5000. 

How to Give and Get Help After Hurricane Helene

We’ll keep this list updated as more services and resources become available.

UPDATED TODAY 9/27/24

American Red Cross

 

The Red Cross is the country’s largest emergency response organization. Site includes a missing person’s registry and a variety of disaster preparation and response materials. Click here for more or call (800) 733-2767.

All Faiths Food Bank

 If you or someone you know is in need of food, water or emergency supplies, please continue to check All Faiths Food Bank’s website and social media platforms, or call at (941) 379-6333 for the most up-to-date information on distributions. 

United Way’s 211

 Calling 211 can connect you with a wide array of help, including school closures, food and nutrition programs, financial aid, disaster relief and much more, including referrals to local social services. 

Suncoast Blood Bank

 Blood and platelet donors are needed. If you’re eligible, click here to find donation opportunities near you or call (866) 972-5663. 

FEMA

 FEMA moved resources into Florida on Monday in anticipation of Hurricane Helene. Visit FEMA.gov or  visit the FEMA state and local resources page for more information.  

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Hurricane Safety Checklists

The most important thing you can do as hurricane season approaches is to get yourself, your family and your home prepared.

By starting early, you’ll avoid the rush at home supply stores, grocery stores and other venues typically crowded and often chaotic when hurricane watches and warnings are issued.

You should 

 

Hurricane Safety Checklists

The most important thing you can do as hurricane season approaches is to get yourself, your family and your home prepared.

By starting early, you’ll avoid the rush at home supply stores, grocery stores and other venues typically crowded and often chaotic when hurricane watches and warnings are issued.

You should stock six basics for your home: water, food, first aid supplies, clothing and bedding, tools and emergency supplies, and special items. Keep the items you would most likely need during an evacuation in an easy-to carry container. Possible containers include a large, covered trash container, a camping backpack, or a duffle bag.

Make your preparations easier by downloading the checklists included with each category and use them as you shop and store your supplies.

Supplies

Who to call or contact

Checklists

 

Gather emergency supplies.

During and after a hurricane, you may need supplies to keep your family safe and healthy. Remember that a hurricane could cut off your power and water supply. You also may not be able to drive because of damage to your car. Roads may be flooded or blocked.

That's why it's best to be prepared—stock up on everythin

 

Gather emergency supplies.

During and after a hurricane, you may need supplies to keep your family safe and healthy. Remember that a hurricane could cut off your power and water supply. You also may not be able to drive because of damage to your car. Roads may be flooded or blocked.

That's why it's best to be prepared—stock up on everything you might need now. Be sure to prepare the following:

  • An emergency food and water supply.
  • An emergency medicine supply.
  • Emergency power sources such as flashlights (don't forget extra batteries).
  • Safety and personal items.
  • Important documents, including medical documents, wills, passports, and personal identification.
  • A fire extinguisher. Make sure your family knows where to find it and how to use it! Read the National Fire Protection Association's tips for using fire extinguishers.

Who to call or contact

Who to call or contact

Who to call or contact

 

Resources

  • Natural Disasters and Severe Weather
  • Floods and Your Safety
  • Hurricanes | Ready.gov
  • Hurricane Preparedness | Red Cross
  • National Hurricane Center (noaa.gov)

Now Hurricane MILTON /Helene continues to strengthen as it h

Helene is now a MILTON

Hurricane Helene's projected path

Helene is now a hurricane

 

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Update: Oct. 6 - 7:30 a.m.

The U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) expects Tropical Storm Milton to intensify quickly. Hurricane watches could be issued by late Sunday. The NWS predicts an increasing chance of dangerous storm surge and wind impacts for portions of the west coast of Florida.

While the exact trajectory of the storm remains uncertain at this hour, please take the time today to secure your home, bring potential projectiles indoors if possible and make sure you have enough non-perishable food items, water and medications for each family member and pet for several days.

More hurricane preparation info: www.Sarasotfl.gov/HurricanePrep

City of Sarasota updates : www.Sarasotafl.gov/Alerts

Register for emergency alerts: www.AlertCitySarasota.com

 

Helene is now a hurricane

Hurricane Helene's projected path

Helene is now a hurricane

 

11 a.m.: Helene is now a hurricane as it continues to strengthen; Sarasota-Manatee forecast remains the same

It's official: Hurricane Helene is headed for Florida.

According to the National Hurricane Center's 11 a.m. update, Hurricane Helene now has maximum sustained winds of 80 mph.

 

Hurricane Helene's projected path

Hurricane Helene's projected path

Hurricane Helene's projected path

 

It is also growing in size as it strengthens, and "Hurricane-force winds extend outward up to 25 miles (35 km) from the center and tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 275 miles (445 km)."

Hurricane Helene's projected path has tightened but remains largely the same, with an expected landfall Thursday evening in Florida's Big Bend area..

Sarasota County

Siesta Key businesses

Hurricane Helene's projected path

 

The forecast for Sarasota and Manatee counties remains the same, with an expectation of heavy rains (3-6 inches), significant storm surge (4-7 feet in coastal Sarasota County, 5-8 feet in coastal Manatee County) and tropical storm-force winds. The main impact of Helene locally is expected to begin Thursday morning and continue throughout the day.

Siesta Key businesses

Siesta Key businesses

Siesta Key businesses

 

10:15 a.m.: Siesta Key businesses prep for probable Hurricane Helene

Pete Samuel woke up at 4 a.m. Wednesday morning knowing it was going to be a busy day.

The owner of BSEI Company and a local general contractor, he had a checklist with more than a dozen tasks that needed to be completed during the upcoming work day.

 

By 9 a.m. he had already checked three tasks from the list and was halfway up a ladder at Sun Garden Cafe in Siesta Village drilling in a screw for a corner tile on the business, which closed last week for renovations.

Rick Munroe, owner of Sun Garden Cafe, said the business would remain closed on Wednesday.

 

Munroe said that given recent weather events, he's taking precautions and preparing for the storm, with several sandbags stacked in front of the entrance.

"If you don't take them serious, then you're foolish or you just moved here," he said.

Samuel said that many of his clients are similarly concerned about recent weather events.

storm surge

Siesta Key businesses

Siesta Key businesses

 

9:30 a.m.: National Weather Service says storm surge and flooding biggest concerns for Sarasota and Manatee counties

Probable Hurricane Helene has a wind field greater than Hurricane Ian in 2022  and carries with it the potential to have a greater storm surge impact along the Sarasota-Manatee coastline than Hurricane Idalia in 2023, Nicole Carlisle, senior meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Ruskin, said Wednesday morning.

“The good thing with this storm is it’s going to move,” she added. “It’s going to pick up some speed when it gets out into the Gulf of Mexico.”

 

Residents should be able to continue to make last-minute preparations Wednesday morning, though as the day progresses some early rain bands should arrive.

There is a 66% chance that tropical storm force winds will arrive in Sarasota County by midnight Thursday. The most likely arrival time in Sarasota is by 9 a.m. Thursday.

There is a 63% chance that tropical storm force winds will arrive in Manatee County by 1 a.m. Thursday, with the most likely time of arrival at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Those winds should start to die down by 7 p.m. Thursday, Carlisisle said.

The  7 a.m. update from NWS Ruskin indicates they should clear the area by 11 p.m. Thursday.

Carlisle said most of the hurricane storm force winds should remain offshore with tropical storm force winds between 58 and 73 mph inland.

She cautioned that as the storm “wobbles” during eyewall replacement cycles, there is a possibility the storm can move east and bring higher wind gusts to the area.


 

The wind field is expected to be within the 90th percentile of historical storm extent, according to the National Hurricane Center.

The rainfall forecast still calls for 3 to 6 inches, with locally higher amounts up to 10 inches – with potential for moderate flooding from rains in Sarasota and Manatee counties.

A river flood warning is already in effect for the region.

There is a potential for a few tornadoes, mainly on Thursday.

The biggest impact from Helene should be storm surge.

A storm surge of 3 to 5 feet is anticipated from Bonita Beach to Englewood; 4 to 7 feet from Englewood to the middle of Longboat Key; and 5 to 8 feet from the middle of Longboat Key north to Anclote Key.

‘As of right now it’s going to look like the storm surge could be a little bit worse than Idalia,” Carlisle said. “It’s the perfect wind angle to push water on the coast, so we are anticipating it’s going to be worse than Idalia.

 

Evacuations in Manatee County

Evacuations in Manatee County

Evacuations in Manatee County

 

Evacuations in Manatee County due to Tropical Storm Helene

Manatee County announced a call for evacuation for residents who live in Level A flood zones starting Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. in preparation for Tropical Storm Helene.

Evacuation Level A includes all of Anna Maria Island and Manatee portions of Longboat Key, as well as coastal mainland areas. The evacuation also applies to all low-lying and flood-prone areas as well as all mobile and manufactured homes. Residents who live in Level B evacuation levels are asked to pay attention to storm surge projections and to evacuate voluntarily if prudent.

Siesta Key staggered by Hurricane Helene's storm surge

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HURRICANE MILTON UPDATES SIESTA KEY FLORIDA

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Siesta Key reopens for the first time since Hurricane Milton

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SIESTA KEY, Fla. - Siesta Key officially reopened on Friday, allowing residents and business owners to return to the Sarasota County barrier island where Hurricane Milton made landfall.

The storm hit Florida's Gulf coast as a major Category 3 hurricane Wednesday night, with the barrier islands under mandatory evacuation orders ahead of Milton's arrival.

As of Friday morning, the island remains closed to visitors while other barrier islands – including Lido Key, Casey Key and Manasota Key – are still fully closed.  

 

County officials say damage assessments along the beaches, along with buildings and other amenities at beach parks, are getting underway Friday.

Many across the county are still without power as crews work to restore service to hard-hit areas.

For the latest storm recovery updates from Sarasota County Government, click here.

STORY BY:

 

MATTHEW MCCLELLAN

October 11, 2024 at 9:00 AM

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