Hurricane Milton live updates from Oct. 8

While New York may not feel the weather impact of Hurricane Milton, all airports in the tri-state area were packed on Tuesday with Florida residents evacuating the state.

As reported by PIX 11 , travelers coming in from the Sunshine State reported full flights from the few Florida airports still servicing passengers ahead of the hurricane.

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Ginormous Hurricane Milton is churning toward Florida’s Gulf Coast, where it’s expected to have a devastating impact when it makes landfall Wednesday.

Meteorologists are warning the monster storm could be one of the biggest hurricanes in history.

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On Tuesday, Milton was downgraded to a Category 4 with maximum sustained winds of 155 miles per hour — after topping 200 mph as a Category 5 on Monday. By the evening, winds picked up to 160 mph, returning the storm to Cat. 5 force.

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Mountains of debris from Hurricane Helene, which hit the region less than two weeks ago, threaten to turn into dangerous projectiles when whipped up into Milton’s winds, officials are warning.

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