Hurricane with strongest winds in 100 years headed for Florida

 Daily Mail:

Hurricane Milton live updates: Mayor warns 'if you stay you will die' as millions scramble to flee Florida as unprecedented 180mph hurricane barrels in threatening to be the worst storm in 100 years

If such a hurricane were headed my way, I would leave, too. This one looks like it is making a beeline for Tampa, but it is big enough to damage most of Florida.  I suspect the storm surge will also be significant causing flooding well inland.

See also:

Thousands are trapped in Florida's Hurricane hell as traffic queues clog roads and gas is running out while monster storm Milton closes in and officials warn residents to 'flee or die'

And:

 FEMA accused of playing the victim after insisting criticism of Helene handling is 'dangerous:' 'The audacity'

'It has a tremendous impact on the comfort level of our own employees to be able to go out there,' FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell said

And:

 Special ops vets form ‘Redneck Air Force’ to ferry aid into NC mountains after feds come up short: ‘Who’s FEMA?’

And:

 Resurfaced video shows FEMA exec talking about prioritizing LGBTQ hurricane victims as Milton barrels towards Florida

And:

 Tom Cotton Shreds Kristen Welker As She Tries To Defend Biden-Harris’ Disastrous Hurricane Response

"It is true that FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security have been spending billions of dollars on migrants," Cotton said.

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