Tropical storm force winds from Hurricane Milton are just off the Ft. Myers area at 1 pm on Wednesday. At that time, Milton was 145 miles west of Ft. Myers and 160 miles southwest of Tampa.
Milton was moving north-northeast at 17 miles per hour at 1 pm. A turn to the northeast is forecast before landfall late Wednesday night or very early Thursday morning.
Milton’s maximum sustained winds were 145 miles per hour.
It’s time for people along the Gulf Coast to take shelter in a safe place.
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