Tropical Storm Milton has formed on a path across the Gulf of Mexico and is likely to bring hurricane-strength wind and rain to Florida by Wednesday, the National Hurricane Center reported Saturday. Forecast models suggest the storm will strike the western part of the Florida peninsula with flooding rain,

Tropical Storm Milton has strengthened and is set to become a hurricane that will impact Florida's west coast next week, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said on Saturday. The storm was about 385 miles (620 km) west-northwest of Progreso,

The National Hurricane Center warned Saturday that newly formed Tropical Storm Milton could become a major hurricane before it hits Florida next week. The NHC said in a special 1:25 p.m. update what had been Tropical Depression Fourteen had grown into a tropical storm with 40 mph sustained winds as it moved north-northeast at 3 mph located about 220 miles north-northeast of

The Florida Peninsula is on alert for future Hurricane Milton. Computer forecast models are in increasing agreement that the system is going to strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico.