Updated October 09, 2024 at 15:48 PM ET
As of Tuesday morning, Hurricane Milton was just over 500 miles southwest of Tampa, Fla, and expected to make landfall late Wednesday night.
Member stations across the NPR Network in Florida are covering the local impact of Hurricane Milton.
For those that might lose power or cell service, note the frequency of your local station for your emergency radio needs.
Here's how to follow the latest local and regional resources:
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➡️ Tampa Bay [via WUSF] | Text-only site | Radio: 89.7 FM
➡️ Tampa [via WMNF] | Radio: 88.5 FM
➡️ Orlando [via Central Florida Public Media] | Text-only site | Radio: 90.7 & 89.5 FM
➡️ Fort Myers via [WGCU] | Radio: 90.1 & 91.7 FM
➡️ Miami [via WLRN] | Radio: 91.3 FM
➡️ Gainesville [via WUFT] | Text-only site | Radio: 89.1 & 90.1 FM
➡️ Jacksonville [via WJCT] | Radio: 89.9 FM
Regional Resources
The Florida Public Radio Emergency Network's site has the latest safety and emergency information available, as well as an app to help during a storm.
Knowing how to evacuate safely and prepare for a storm can be challenging. The site has details on how to assess your local risk and prepare accordingly before a storm.
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Member stations across the southeast U.S. will be covering Hurricane Milton as it makes landfall. Find your local station for the latest from your area.
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