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Empty gas stations, full hotels, and gridlocked highways: A Tampa resident shares what she saw on her 'terrifying' evacuation from Hurricane Milton.

Makayla Pelletier, 23, evacuated Tampa to avoid Hurricane Milton, just days after she returned home after Hurricane Helene.

By: Business Insider

Oct 10 2024
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Empty gas stations, full hotels, and gridlocked highways: A Tampa resident shares what she saw on her 'terrifying' evacuation from Hurricane Milton.

Florida residents evacuating Hurricane Milton, which is set to hit Gulf Coast cities the evening of October 9.Joe Raedle/Getty Images

Hurricane Milton threatens Florida's Central Gulf Coast … [+4587 chars]

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