Evacuations underway, gas stations busy ahead of Hurricane Milton landfall

Al Roker provides an updated forecast on Hurricane Milton while Sam Brock, Dana Griffin and Chase Cain report from various locations in Florida as the state braces for a direct hit.
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#Hurricane #HurricaneMilton #Florida

[@cib392]

Not to be rude, why is there a Tesla in line at the gas pump?

[@Laid_back_allen]

Gas for home generator

[@scarletlove7127]

LOL I was thinking the same exact thing, it threw me off for a sec

[@raynwhite6997]

Generator.

[@davidcampbell7209]

Generator to top up his EV

[@skierprincessakify]

Good question though!

[@Bedtimestoryes]

At the beach? But will want to be rescued and have first responders risk their lives when that inevitably backfires? Insanity 😅

[@dawnwilson1529]

Florida is not known for brainiacs..

[@jule3480]

It’s not expected for 48hours? I mean even reporters etc are there, but you would think a sense of urgency to pack and go would prevail

[@Bedtimestoryes]

@@jule3480 that’s more what I mean. If you’re already going to stay in an established dangerous situation, you could at least be preparing

[@Jeffrey-s9n]

What you do is go to the Beach and wait for everyone else to leave the city. Then 12 hours before the storm comes, you take a nap. Then wake up in 10 hours and leave. No cars on the freeway, so you make a great time, feel relaxed from hitting up the beach, and rest from 10 hours of sleep.

[@robertsanders7581]

​@@Jeffrey-s9nSave all the rips for silly mfs

[@oceanrock733]

There is no higher ground in Florida. It’s completely flat!

[@truthfacts57]

No its not , look up Clermont Florida , grew up in Miami and here in Clermont is not flat

[@vaporyphoenixgaming_5060]

@@truthfacts57minneola especially

[@jonny-b4954]

Not necessarily. I mean, there are hills. Just not many. The center of the state is a little hilly. And even though the ground is "flat" you can still get hundreds of feet above sea level... You only need to be 50 feet max above sea level to not get flooded

[@purplesprigs]

Thank you. Florida is the flattest state of the 50.

[@scottyensen]

and its already water logged from the last storm... theres going to be ALOT of water damage from this one.

[@ANonyMouse627]

Tampa General Hospital is a horrific location right on the water. And they have over 10,000 patients. They always "ride out" the storm. Absolutely awful.

[@lisalatkowski1543]

They have an Aqua Fence and have used it successfully as recently as Hurricane Helene.

[@skierprincessakify]

If they are a level 1 trauma center they have patients that are too acutely vulnerable to evacuate.

[@ANonyMouse627]

@@lisalatkowski1543 Helene didn't hit Tampa directly... we'll see about Milton. I think they should knock down TGH and build another hospital of that size somewhere in Tampa on higher ground. Of course they're not gonna do that until the hospital gets totaled. It's all about money.

[@vaporyphoenixgaming_5060]

Yeah I'm not sure the aquafence is 15 foot

[@SigFigNewton]

Probably aren’t patients on the first floor

[@juliaortiz1081]

i have a bad feeling about that storm

[@ktvindicare]

The storm is dangerous enough on its own, but with all of the soil inundation from Helene it's going to be an even bigger flood risk than it would be otherwise. Even the inland communities have a lot to worry about.

[@tottide8616]

Ja, and people are still out there!

[@Musicman-y7v]

Yes, it's called a hurricane.

[@RR-in7do]

Really?

[@drums3269]

Prayers for Florida 🙏

[@MikeDavis-be8gf]

Floriduh

[@JohnDoe-pk2hs]

​@@MikeDavis-be8gf People like you make me wish I was a republican.

[@JaneDoe-ve5lr]

Why aren't both lanes being used for evacuations,? It's insane that they aren't. One lane could be open for those traveling south. Come on DeSantis get realistic you fool.

[@Wilem35]

Have you seen Americans drive?

[@atxchaser]

People still need two lanes to take care of life stuff. FOOL

[@CamAlert2]

They're doing that soon

[@c-mobucks4930]

People still need to get back home. Healthcare workers, police and firefighters (like myself) aren't evacuating. I will be driving home at 7am Wednesday morning after my shift.

[@ShirlBussman]

@@c-mobucks4930 Stay safe! 🙏🙏

[@debbiehunt5940]

Prayers from California 🙏🏽

[@MegTelevised]

As a Floridian in Orlando, seeing Al Roker is comforting

[@keonesilva3646]

Get out NOW !!!!! 😮

[@importedmusic]

Please quit with all this scaremongering! Absolutely PATHETIC!

[@russ3161able]

​@@importedmusic good luck 👍

[@freddiecunningham2860]

NO!!!! I'm not letting some storm run me off my beachfront home. My home is on stilts

[@-Unguardian-]

Don't forget to mention, insurance companies are dropping people's coverage without warning in prone flood zones in the hurricanes path.

[@gregorylyon1004]

That's what insurance companies do in times of risk. They cancel you. Insurance companies were designed to make money, not lose billions of dollars

[@jule3480]

That should be illegal!

[@-Unguardian-]

@@jule3480 should be and even the gov said, those insurance companies shouldn't be doing it to customer's.... No action to block that from happening

[@RheaLooney]

To bad our governor has been busy banning books to bother actual doing anything useful around these type of issues.

[@nomadicroadrat]

@gregorylyon1004 Good to have insurance company stocks

[@guywalker29]

Why not open 3 of 4 southbound lanes to accommodate evacuations, Florida?

[@keonesilva3646]

I can't believe they haven't done that ! 😮

[@dstarrII8442]

That's a really good idea!

[@theacabreros1981]

theres still about 24 hours till the storm begins, and it is most important that unnecessary accidents do not occur.

[@user-rw718]

I'm assuming The need the south lanes open for gas trucks and whatever else supplies that will be needed.

[@theacabreros1981]

I just took this trip… they are obviously showing the busiest parts.

[@TwoGendersOnly]

The people on the beach remind me of the people in Independence Day who try to greet the aliens with signs and cheers.

[@SigFigNewton]

Um.. hurricanes have a decidedly smaller chance of turning out to be friendly

[@elliemccarthy5672]

My mom evacuated this morning (tuesday) from Naples. Many people are leaving but she knows a good amount of people staying. Their logic is “our place was fine during Ian, so we will be fine for this one since it’s more north than Ian was”. I question people’s risk benefit analysis if they have the resources to get out.

[@SigFigNewton]

Naples is decently far south of most likely path… it’s probably a small-chance-of-huge-catastrophe scenario. Personally I wouldn’t take the chance

[@SigFigNewton]

Getting in a car wreck on any given day is an even smaller chance but I still buckle up

[@pourquoipas971]

Some people CANNOT evacuate for very different reasons…

[@milesk7381]

Everyone keeps saying that it’s stupid to not evacuate. What about those who can’t afford it/don’t have a car? What are their options (if any)? As NJ resident who hasn’t dealt with many major hurricanes, I’m genuinely curious

[@MsPinkwolf]

There's designated places for people to go for shelter.

[@davidhall3747]

No money no hope. Some people are flat broke.

[@hazeldavis3176]

Uber is giving free rides to the local county-run shelters. Lots of ppl carpool and split a hotel room as well. You can move twenty miles inland and be just fine, so it's not always a huge trip.

[@annahgibbus8]

Ron Desantis has been speaking daily about what to do & giving out resources, phone numbers & websites for people. Shelters that take pets, transportation pick-ups & shelters for people who can't afford anything. He's been extremely detailed about resources & options.

[@davidhall3747]

@@annahgibbus8 Sounds good, I hope there are no casualties.

[@CheekyBird790]

Hold on to your hats folks! and to those who think they can "ride out" this storm, write your name and DOB on your legs and arms (using permanent marker) so you can be identified later.

[@curiouscat3384]

Social Security # even better. There's lots of people with the same name, :)

[@CheekyBird790]

@@curiouscat3384 good advice!

[@annatetiad.4991]

if you are not there, then probably best not to give people advice. Send them good thoughts instead. Frail and elderly as well as zoos and animal sanctuaries have no choice but to "ride it out." Get your head out of your butt hole.

[@annahgibbus8]

​@@curiouscat3384 Name & DOB is all that's necessary.

[@Quick--]

People are literally stuck due to traffic and no gas...but thanks for your kind words

[@GhostOvPerdition]

These morons at the beach are the exact people after the hurricane steam rolls their life who will be sitting trapped in flooded houses crying for help and causing completely unnecessary and time wasting rescues.

[@annatetiad.4991]

maybe that is all they have. Best not to judge or give unsolicited advice since you don't know their situation and you are not in it. Not nice to call people names...no matter what the situation. It is neither helpful or necessary.

[@GhostOvPerdition]

@@annatetiad.4991 Are you on that beach right now? 😂

[@Userxxx840]

@@GhostOvPerdition Probably

[@sandalphoncpu]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@annatetiad.4991what’s worse? “Calling people names” or wasting rescuer’s lives for not following REPEATED demands to evacuate? I’m sure hurting somebody’s feelings is far worse than losing lives of someone who actually had something they can come back with

[@charlesthompson9889]

Emergency needs the exercise

[@Htizzle90]

Anybody notice the Tesla at the gas station??

[@gregorylyon1004]

He had a generator on top

[@marksims429]

The price you pay to live in FL..

[@truthfacts57]

I went through Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the man made problems after the storm is not talked about . Just the storm .

[@patrickhowell5382]

These surfers think that Cat. 5 is a joke. If you want to know about Cat. 5 they need to speak to Caribbean people. Hurricanes are no joke.

[@annahgibbus8]

Surfers watch the weather as close as Meteorologists looking for the biggest waves. As long as they leave by tonight they will be fine.

[@adamhuffman3354]

It’s a monster!

[@freddiecunningham2860]

You better run and hide

[@lawrencedaos3481]

GOOD JOB YOU FLORIDA PEOPLE TAKE NO CHANCES . BLESS YOU ALL AS YOU EVACUATE 🙏.

[@juliemiller5196]

I think a mass exodus will be occuring in Florida soon. These storms used to only happen once every 10 years. Now it's an annual or biannual event. People are probably sick of it by now.

[@Musicman-y7v]

You have absolutely no clue as to what you are talking about.

[@mujkocka]

where can they go... draught on the west, severe heat in arizona, NC west almost destroyed . california is burning or flooding... tornado alley in the mid west...

[@juliemiller5196]

@@mujkocka Google says Delaware has had the fewest occurrences of all the states,, and most of the New England area has very few disasters. Of course, there's always a chance that something bad will happen somewhere. But it's really just about getting out of a region that's basically guaranteed to have a major flood and windstorm on an annual basis.

[@freddiecunningham2860]

​@@mujkockaCome to Louisiana!

[@SigFigNewton]

It’s probably just an unusually bad hurricane season. They’re going to be worse in a warmer world, but there actually is not an expectation of them being more frequent.

[@reecom9884]

With that amount of traffic, most of the hotels and motels outside of the hurricane landfall will be booked. Unless you have relatives, you’ll be either sleeping in your vehicles in a parking lot or on a cot in a large arena with a hundred other people.

[@kendallevans4079]

I bet those arenas are a fart symphony at night!

[@reecom9884]

@@kendallevans4079 No, its the babies crying all night!

[@kendallevans4079]

@@reecom9884 Oh, that's right! I bet that must be crazy......

[@reecom9884]

@@kendallevans4079 Plus for safety, they don't turn-off the lights at night in the arena..

[@annahgibbus8]

​@@reecom9884 Yeah it would be an uncomfortable & a pain, but they'd still be alive. I could deal with all that a few nights or week to save my life. I wouldn't mind just driving to whatever state, living & sleeping in my car in some Walmart parking lot for however long it takes. Priorities 😉 Uncomfortable? Life? Hmmm🤔

[@MistSoalar]

florida's water has been insanely warm in last few years. no wonder storms get stronger

[@vaporyphoenixgaming_5060]

I toot at the beach, might be me warming it up

[@jimmylieb5225]

global warming??

[@TrievelleMystery]

300miles wide storm Good God Almighty 😮

[@14tfisher]

Stupid people at the beach. These are the type of people who stand on a pier during a storm while huge 8 foot or more waves come barreling in..

[@TheQueenz_MadMan]

Usual suspect

[@PushitDanny]

You whamen luv the beach and bikini boats as we all know😂

[@patrickhinh]

How do they get out without gas?

[@annoyingtiger888x2]

They don't.

[@davidhall3747]

They stay right where they are. They are stuck.

[@dougaustin1328]

Fred Flintstone it!!!😮

[@davidhall3747]

@@dougaustin1328Facetious?

[@pw1086]

Florida has so many amenities - cruise ports, theme parks, and beautiful beaches to attract perspective new home owners…although it sounds tempting, I don’t think I’ll ever move down there after constant hurricane impacts throughout the years.

[@woodrunner8]

Boss: you’re still coming to work right?

Just think if everybody is trying to charge EV's.

[@Korloko]

This storm wouldn’t exist if everyone drove EV’s

[@johnnyblaze9217]

@@Korlokohurricanes always exist

[@CamAlert2]

@@Korloko Interesting theory

[@Musicman-y7v]

​@@Korloko Really, how did hurricanes form before man used oil ????

[@lovewildviolet]

So those people surfing and hanging out near the beach are 100% living in high rises.

[@BUEAU]

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="48">0:48</a> Tesla waiting in line for gas... only in Florida

[@costidisa]

Instead of assuming the worst, consider that they may need gas for a generator, or may be getting gas for a neighbor who needs assistance. Did you gain anything positive from making your comment? Does it feel good to bash EVs?

[@awillis244]

though Tesla is ALL ELEC

[@connieellerbe-maycock7115]

@@costidisa It is a joke.

[@artsleuth193]

I guess the person is getting gas for some stupid reason. Der.

[@davidcampbell7209]

Got to be able to charge when electricity is off he should really get a generator and put it on his roof rack.

[@Kadatonic44]

Uhhh, we've had 5 decades of warning. Nice to meet you man-made climate change...

[@enochthewitness-2023]

before human civilization existed the sea levels rose and fell about 1,000 feet, which had nothing to do with pollution. One hundred years of pollution and trash from humans is not going to alter nature anywhere near to the degree nature changes itself. Glaciers never melted and caused an ice age in the last 100 years, but before civilization they always did over time. If one volcano erupts, it emits the equivalent of like decades of human pollution. mankind has a more tangible destructive global effect on animal life, in how we wipe out species and fill oceans with chemicals and plastic.

[@Musicman-y7v]

Strange, how did hurricanes form before your magical climate change monster appeared?

[@derekd1510]

@@enochthewitness-2023 Oh, you sweet summer child.

[@UnknownPascal-sc2nk]

So many deniers but we'll all face the same severe consequences since we didn't heed the warnings and change our ways in the 70s.

[@derekd1510]

@@Musicman-y7v It really is strange isn't it? Darn that complicated atmospheric science. Why cant it just be as simple as: hurricanes/no hurricanes. Maybe then your childish mind could comprehend it.

[@pahanin2480]

Media: get to high ground Floridians:

[@elr.4780]

Residents of Tampa still have time to evacuate, Hurricane Milton will hit Tampa wednesday.

[@guybeingaguy]

Make sure you write your cell phone # on your body. Dress in layers and cover any exposed skin 👍

[@jimalford6359]

Why don’t they have 1 lane going into fl and 5 lanes leaving?

[@surfer1927]

What happens if another storm comes right after this one?

[@novaboy1174]

Doesn't matter how many comes after. That won't stop the Florida man from returning

[@gregorylyon1004]

All insurance companies pull out of Florida for good. LOL

[@mujkocka]

@@novaboy1174 not sure if anyone can afford to pay for the insurance, the HOB advisory or the damage out of pocket. unless you are billionaire like Trump. and with the new no squatting law in Floride ( i think it's a one good thing De Santis has done). you can't even squat

[@BeatMedicare]

Man if we just gave our government more money there wouldn’t be hurricanes 🤣🤣🤣

[@MsPinkwolf]

How does that work?

[@BeatMedicare]

@@MsPinkwolf give them more money and the climate will change. Money is the only way, not policy 🤣

[@jimmylieb5225]

💩💩

[@BeatMedicare]

@@jimmylieb5225 money can’t change the world’s temperature?

[@PREPFORIT]

It's only bad if you are not prepared.

[@annahgibbus8]

The only preparation needed was evacuating.

[@James-ee9ui]

Everybody please give your life to Jesus today don't wait for later become sometimes later becomes never so please begin reading the bible today and a great place to start is in Psalms of the bible read a chapter in Psalms everyday and after you finish reading Psalms read a chapter in Proverbs everyday and repeat the process with every part of the bible, also find a good church to go to, and most importantly don't forget to pray to God before you make any important life decision. Remember when you put God in your life decisions you will always have the best results.

[@MagerineArmstrong]

May the good Lord of heaven have mercy upon all those that will be affected. Be safe.

[@artvandelay7012]

What would happen if all the cars were electric ?

[@Musicman-y7v]

😂😂😂😂😂I carry extra gas. You can't carry extra electricity.

[@elizabethheyenga9277]

They need to use at least half the other side for evacuees

[@patroberts5449]

Thumbs up to see all the power company trucks heading in to stage for post Milton! That can’t be a fun job! Stay safe everyone

[@silviodeassis5728]

Florida is a horrible place to live!

[@jimmylieb5225]

3" long cockroaches. scorpions. water moccasin snakes. 12foot eastern diamondback rattlers. mosquitoes the size of butterflies. jellyfish. desantis and Skeletor scott. 😲😲😵‍💫

[@nomosss]

LEAVE NOW😮

[@waterbird1998]

Prayers

[@JustUsAndYou]

What do we do with no gas. Told to go but days before saran wrap gas nozzles. Mineaswell say go ride it out on the hwy cuz that's what ya did

[@chadkroeger9]

darwin award winners right there

[@jeromeschulze4500]

Alot of idiots not leaving.. ones who have kids shame on you!!!

[@michaeladamstone2911]

Wow Al roker is still around he looks good

[@kendallevans4079]

Al looks like he's put quite a bit of weight back on

[@patriciaegan7244]

Kate, you keep popping up. I bring this up because I thought you retired. Always good to see you. Be safe everyone.

[@GuyReed-mh6sv]

All for lanes should be in use. The National Guard should be out helping the people. I saw no police in the video. So what I’m saying is it’s business as usual.

[@ExpeditionNomadicAdventures]

If any Floridian living inland 10-15 miles from the Gulf Coast decides to survive this type of approaching hurricane, they will have incredible floating skills in about 36 hours.

[@spiderman0863]

Cat 5 as of this post.

[@davidhall3747]

They better hope it diminishes or it will be apocalyptic

[@paulenemaehinds9848]

So glad people are listening. Leave!

[@Thadopeera]

Huracán"[1] (/ˈhʊrəkən, ˈhʊrəkɑːn/; Spanish: Huracán; Mayan languages: Hunraqan, "one legged"), often referred to as U Kʼux Kaj, the "Heart of Sky",[2] is a Kʼicheʼ Maya god of wind, storm, fire and one of the creator deities who participated in all three attempts at creating humanity.[3] He also caused the Great Flood after the second generation of humans angered the gods. He supposedly lived in the windy mists above the floodwaters and repeatedly invoked "earth" until land came up from the seas.

[@certified3084]

Al Roker is a legend

[@scottyensen]

Why do people continue to live in area were youre house gets destroyed 2-3 times a year... blows my mind

[@signalfire6]

So that woman is saying that Floridians have a two week memory for danger? That explains their voting history a lot.

[@K03dUr1p0dplz]

Lol a tesla in gas line

[@gregorylyon1004]

Generator gas

[@jayh1391]

Governors from each hurricane state reporting around the clock but I saw DeSantis only once repeating what mayors already announced. DeSantis utterly failed the people who elected him.

[@Musicman-y7v]

Go pop another blue pill

[@jimmyjames6487]

Your whimpering will help

[@jasonboylan]

Why is there a Tesla in the line for gas?!

[@MsPinkwolf]

Because the owner needs gas?

[@tuanphamusmc]

Buying gas for home generator. I have relatives living near Jacksonville; she told me she's prepared: lots of snacks and gasoline for the generator.

[@kurtsteinmann1]

Tell everyone to go south to Miami

[@oceanrock733]

Are there any EV stations along the way?

[@vaporyphoenixgaming_5060]

The turnpike has some

[@atxchaser]

Al roker has always been the coolest!

[@Jannet0476]

Is there gas trucks to replace station?

[@thekrakeninggames]

All the noobs who just moved here buying in to the news. Consume, consume, consume. lol

[@motherfreethinker]

Why is the state relying on gas stations.. why does the government have mobile gas truck supply moveable stations?

[@joycerichardsmckenna9704]

Can't fix atupid

[@ash6899]

what stupid here?

[@spiderman0863]

@@ash6899Joyce.

[@dbsneebey]

But you can fix spelling

[@artsleuth193]

Can't fix what numbnut?

[@mrsusan5672]

Given that we're not seeing back to back hurricanes, maybe it will be time to finally start acting on climate change?

[@Musicman-y7v]

😂😂😂😂ok 🤡

[@jimmyjames6487]

What are you personally doing to help?

[@jimmylieb5225]

So very glad I don't live in FL!!

[@user-tl2xh5ft3s]

thats why my mom moved out of Florida storms every year

[@BinfordOver9000]

So worth riding those 2 second waves lol

[@GDR1972]

Everything will be closed soon except Pep Boys.. so be safe, and hopefully, no one dies from sticking around.

[@gregorylyon1004]

Awesome. So I can step inside of Pep Boys when the wall of water comes in from the ocean?? LOL

[@GDR1972]

@gregorylyon1004 yep, I have a good friend that worked for them. They will stay open till the water is in the building, then it's....we'll see....lol

[@kennethprice5628]

Lord please be with the people😢

[@juliaviolabrewster2352]

My God 300-400 miles wide😮

[@cindyrasmussen7497]

Where are they going? North and north west puts them into the Hurricane Helene area

[@유호진-g6m]

What a storm.

[@wanderingspiritwood7162]

Prayers for low income people and seniors and homeless with no finance to flee from this beast of a storm

[@annahgibbus8]

Governor Desantis has been giving out resources for everybody including seniors & the poor at least the last 4 days. There are shelters, pickup spots to be taken to shelters. Shelters that accept pets, phone numbers & websites. "You can lead a horse" 🤷🏼

[@judybassett4631]

Looks like regular traffic to me....

[@jaydenpham1216]

This is too much in a month 😢

[@flx2525]

They're at the beach surfing...

[@kingsidmadrid1700]

What if you don't have a ride out of town? How do they escape?

[@Musicman-y7v]

Don't live in Florida if you don't have a ride.

[@davidhall3747]

They don’t.

[@marjoriecoey3418]

Does a 300 mile storm mean it will mive slower and be more destruction? Please be safe people.❤😢

[@davidhall3747]

It won’t matter if it is a Cat 5 Hurricane.

[@cvholm5904]

MOVE! Please just move. All this drama for people living in Florida and the money they spend to evacuate and stay safe they could move.

[@CarmelitaGordon]

Heed warning Florida just remember in the days of Noah 😮❤

[@VanessaGreenlee-l6z]

Carmelita,we live on an ungodly nation,the devil and his demons continue defeating,threatening the lamb of god the sheep of his pasture

[@scottyensen]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">7:00</a> thats the worst surf waves ive ever seen XD

[@CB38096]

This storm could cost up to 1 trillion for Florida!?!? 😮

[@jimmyjames6487]

Zelinski: hold my beer

[@rosewetzel8284]

First Hurricane Helene now Hurricane Milton… well I am a prayer warrior and I’ll see to it that I’ll do everything in my power to help out with this back to back hurricane disaster relief and if Mother Nature still wants to form major hurricanes she will have to do so in my state of Pennsylvania where I haven’t had a decent tropical depression or hurricane in a couple of years although I don’t want anybody to get hurt… I just feel helpless and frustrated looking at all of the hurricanes “good for nothing” destruction

[@costidisa]

Did you really just make this about yourself, in PA? 😂

[@robertfencl4401]

widen those freeways!

[@saurinshah3874]

Send AL to florida

[@BenHaffy]

O block under water

[@Elcappgguod064]

All the racist people panicking right now

[@BigjDaOGGamer2024]

Hmm... This is Katrina all over again... God help all the people in Florida 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@CadeFrost888]

It is, most definitely, a monster, from one side or the other

[@CarmenSantana-jn3nb]

Be safe fellow Floridians we are ready stay calm stay safe TO THE AFTER STORM LOOTERS DONT JUST DONT .....