Ron Rook, who said he was looking for people in need of help or debris to clear, walks through windy and rainy conditions on a deserted street in downtown Tampa, Fla., during the approach of Hurricane Milton, Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

Ron Rook, who said he was looking for people in need of help or debris to clear, walks through windy and rainy conditions on a deserted street in downtown Tampa, Fla., during the approach of Hurricane Milton, Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)El huracán Milton se adentró el jueves en el océano Atlántico tras atravesar Florida, donde dejó a más de 3 millones de personas sin electricidad y engendró 150 tornados. El meteoro causó al menos cuatro muertes y agravó los estragos causados por Helene, aunque evitó el impacto directo en Tampa.

Autor: AGENCIAS, publicada el 10 de octubre de 2024

Galería completa: Así quedó Florida tras el paso del Huracán Milton

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Así quedó Florida tras el paso del Huracán Milton

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