Satellite images show before and after Hurricane Milton along Gulf Coast
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(WFLA) – Satellite images showcase the widespread damage and destruction left behind in Florida after Hurricane Milton.
The images, provided by Maxar Technologies, show before and after the hurricane swept through areas of St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota, Siesta Key and more.
Included in the satellite images is a view of Tropicana Field with the roof blown off and neighborhoods with water flooding the streets.
Hurricane Milton made landfall as a Category 3 hurricane on Oct. 9, roughly two weeks after Hurricane Helene, and left at least eight dead and millions without power.
In Tampa, Milton produced 12 inches of rain, more than five times the normal amount of rain for October. The normal amount for the entire month is usually 2.3 inches.
Residents of the coastal Florida cities have begun recovery and repair efforts as they look to bounce back from the storms.
