Homeowners recovering after Hurricane Milton tornado destroys Palm Beach County neighborhood
WEST PALM BEACH — Beleaguered homeowners around Palm Beach Gardens are coping with some massive damage from a tornado that touched down on Wednesday. The National Weather Service said it was an EF-3 tornado with wind speeds of up to 140 miles per hour.
What Hurricane Milton wrought: A rampage of fear, damage in western Palm Beach County
For Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast, the worst of Hurricane Milton came before the high winds even arrived. Deadly tornadoes spun off by the approaching storm rampaged through neighborhoods in Wellington, The Acreage, Palm Beach Gardens and Fort Pierce, overturning cars, ripping up houses and killing at least five people.
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – An industrial dumpster ended up in a Palm Beach County home after a tornado moved through a ...
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Palm Beach County residents are describing in vivid detail how they took cover during tornadoes that devastated their ...
I was very worried about losing power." The county used four other schools as shelters: Palm Beach Gardens High School, ...
Residents in a Palm Beach Gardens community are cleaning days after an EF3 tornado tore through their neighborhood, ripping off roofs on brand new, well-built homes and causing structural damage.
Both Palm Beach Gardens Mayor Chelsea Reed and Vice Mayor Maria Marino cautioned people not to rush to file their disaster ...
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'We take care of our people:' Jensen Beach restaurant serves patrons as Milton nears FloridaJENSEN BEACH − In the downtown Wednesday evening, as Hurricane Milton heads toward Florida, Lures Riverfront Restaurant roars with locals, and regulars enjoy the company at their local bar.
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Hurricane Milton wreaks havoc on Murray Middle School in Port SalernoSTUART, Fla. (CBS12) — A middle school in Port Salerno was severely impacted by the wrath of Hurricane Milton. The Martin ...
As Hurricane Milton continues to sweep through, approximately 139,990 people lost power Thursday morning as severe weather ...
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