Floridians as far inland as Orlando are bracing for impact as Hurricane Milton barrels toward the Sunshine State, two weeks after Hurricane Helene hit America’s southeast.
Milton is expected to make landfall in the Tampa Bay area late Wednesday and could be one of the worst storms to ever hit Florida.
PBS News’ William Brangham traveled about 90 miles from the Florida coastline to the south side of Orlando and reports on how residents are preparing for the storm.
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