Hurricane Milton has made landfall in Florida, causing widespread destruction, including deadly tornadoes and flash flooding. As the storm rages through the state, millions are left without power, with reports indicating that almost 3 million homes have been affected. Initially a Category 5 storm with sustained winds of up to 165 mph, Milton has since weakened but continues to pose significant risks as it moves inland. Evacuations were ordered for vulnerable areas, particularly in Tampa Bay, known for its high susceptibility to hurricanes. FEMA has mobilized to assist, despite challenges due to staffing shortages. Messages from residents reveal a mix of resilience and fear, as families face uncertainty about their homes and safety. The storm's impact is expected to leave lasting changes along Florida's coastline.