Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has issued a strong warning to residents as Hurricane Milton approaches the state, with landfall expected tomorrow night. During a news conference on Tuesday afternoon, DeSantis emphasized the importance of executing evacuation plans promptly.
DeSantis stated, 'You should be executing your plan now. If you’re gonna get out, get out now. You have time today. Time will be running out very shortly if you wait any longer.' The Governor highlighted the urgency of the situation, urging residents to take action immediately to ensure their safety.
In preparation for the potential impact of Hurricane Milton, DeSantis announced that the shoulders of major highway routes designated for evacuations have been opened. Additionally, tolls have been waived to facilitate the smooth flow of traffic for those leaving evacuation zones.
With the storm expected to make landfall soon, residents are advised to heed the Governor's warning and make necessary arrangements to evacuate promptly. DeSantis emphasized that the time to act is now, as delaying evacuation could pose significant risks to individuals and their families.
As Florida braces for the arrival of Hurricane Milton, state officials are working diligently to ensure that residents are informed and prepared for the potential impact of the storm. Stay tuned to local authorities and weather updates for the latest information on evacuation procedures and safety measures.
