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LIVE UPDATES: Hurricane Milton moves toward Florida's west coast as Cat. 4

Tampa Bay is under both a hurricane warning and a storm surge warning this morning, as the National Hurricane Center forecasts that it could be inundated with between 10 and 15 feet of storm surge waters.

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What to Know

  • After growing to a monstrous Category 5 storm on Monday, Hurricane Milton slightly weakened to Category 4 by early Tuesday on its path toward Florida
  • The storm could weaken back to Category 3 before it makes landfall as early as Wednesday on the west coast of Florida, NBC News forecasters said
  • Milton had maximum sustained winds of around 155 mph and was moving east-northeast about 520 miles southwest of Tampa, the National Hurricane Center said in the latest bulletin
  • Tampa Bay is under both a hurricane warning and a storm surge warning, as the National Hurricane Center forecasts that it could be inundated with between 10 and 15 feet of storm surge
  • The Florida Keys, Miami-Dade and Broward counties were under a tropical storm warning. Flood watches remain in effect in South Florida. See all severe weather alerts here
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