FLIGHTS TO ORLANDO, Florida have been cancelled tomorrow and Thursday due to the arrival of what could be the fifth-strongest storm to ever hit the United States.
Residents in Florida’s gulf coast are bracing for the impact of the storm as near-record winds are expected to hit the region which is still reeling from the effects of Hurricane Helene just 12 days ago.
Orlando International Airport will close to commercial flights at 8am tomorrow (1pm Irish Time), with a hurricane warning in place ahead of Milton making landfall in Florida tonight.
Operational Update/4 – Hurricane MiltonOn Wednesday, at 8 a.m., commercial operations will cease at our airport. We’ll continue to monitor the hurricane’s path and we’ll post updates as they become available. Please continue to work with your airline in regards to your flight. pic.twitter.com/lM8qaL8s7v
— Orlando International Airport (@MCO) October 7, 2024
The fresh warnings come less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene arrived in the Gulf Coast as a category four storm.
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