Florida residents arriving in Georgia ahead of Hurricane Milton

Medina, WALocal News

With Hurricane Milton threatening the Florida coastline, residents are making their way to Georgia in large numbers, particularly impacting traffic on Interstate 75 northbound. Reports indicate that the evacuation began early Tuesday, causing significant delays as evacuees seek refuge from the storm. Local authorities in Georgia are on high alert, preparing for the influx of Floridians and the challenges it may bring to the area. Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall soon, raising concerns about its intensity and potential damage. Evacuation orders in Florida have prompted many to leave their homes, highlighting the urgency of the situation.

Residents are encouraged to stay updated through local news and emergency services. The heavy traffic serves as a reminder of the significant impact hurricanes can have on neighboring states. This situation emphasizes the importance of preparedness and community response in the face of natural disasters.

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