Milton Leaves Trail of Destruction Across Central Florida

TAMPA -- Millions of residents across the Interstate 4 corridor are waking up to flooding, wind damage and destruction after Hurricane Milton.

In St. Petersburg, a construction crane collapsed at the site of the 400 Central (Avenue) project downtown. A few blocks away, high winds damaged the roof at Tropicana Field, the home of the Tampa Bay Rays.

Several cities, including St. Petersburg, are under boil water notices. St. Petersburg has shut off drinking water to city residents after a water main break. Tampa Bay Water, the regional water supplier, is urging residents to conserve water.

In the Orlando area, social media shows several feet of water on Main Street USA in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World.

Storm surge swirled on much of Florida's west coast, including Sarasota.

In St. Lucie County, officials say several lives have been lost from tornadoes at the Spanish Lakes Country Club Village in Fort Pierce.

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