River Flooding Lingers in Florida Following Milton; Gusty Winds Bring Critical Fire Weather to the Great Lakes Today

Moderate to major river flooding is forecast throughout much of Florida through this weekend, in the wake of Hurricane Milton. Dry, gusty winds ahead of a cold front crossing the Great Lakes will contribute to elevated to critical fire weather today over parts of Michigan. Further west, this front will press across the central Plains on Saturday with possible critical fire weather. Read More >

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River Flooding Lingers in Florida Following Milton; Gusty Winds Bring Critical Fire Weather to the Great Lakes Today

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