SUMMARY: Meteorologist TJ Springer reports on Tropical Storm Milton, which is expected to strengthen into Hurricane Milton. The storm’s winds are currently sustained at 65 mph, with a potential categorization change to a hurricane by tonight and a Category 2 by Monday. The storm’s movement is slow, and current data suggests a likely landfall near Tampa Bay, impacting Central Florida significantly. Preparations are urged by Tuesday, with severe weather expected Wednesday, including heavy rain (4-6 inches), strong winds, and possible tornadoes. The advisory indicates a shrinking storm cone, indicating increased certainty in its forecast track. Monitoring continues as additional data arrives.

FOX 35’s T.J. Springer provides an update on Tropical Storm Milton, its path, track, and timeline towards Florida. Milton is rapidly intensifying and is expected to become a hurricane before making landfall this week over Florida.

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SUMMARY: Good Sunday morning! Meteorologist Jason Adams reports that Tropical Storm Milton, with winds of 50 mph, is moving in the southwest Gulf of Mexico towards Florida’s West Coast. The system is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane by midweek, despite currently being somewhat disorganized. A cold front will steer Milton northeast, preventing it from moving westward. Tropical rain is forecast from today through Tuesday, with a flood watch in effect until Thursday. Heavy rainfall is anticipated, especially in northern areas closer to the landfall site. Updates will be provided across various media platforms.

ABC Action News tracks tropical developments in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico.

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SUMMARY: Hurricane Helen has left over 200 dead across six states, prompting President Biden to pledge federal assistance. After touring affected areas in North Carolina, he deployed 1,000 troops for ongoing search and rescue operations. In South Florida, a condo association president was arrested for embezzling $1.5 million, igniting relief among residents. Additionally, community efforts are underway to address food insecurity, with local organizations providing essential supplies. The “Underwater Project” raises awareness about climate change through art installations in parks. Lastly, immigrant Emilio Cabrera shares his American dream of owning 18 McDonald’s franchises while supporting the community.

In this week‘s edition of Headliners:

See the latest on the recovery efforts across parts of the United States following Hurricane Helen’s landfall– and what elected officials are doing to help those dealing with the storm’s devastation.

And, an HOA president in Aventura is accused of stealing more than a million dollars from residents, we have their reaction.

Plus, see what a South Florida woman is doing to help families struggling to make ends meet.

An artist is using his talent to teach the community about climate change.

As Hispanic Heritage Month continues, we shine the spotlight on a man who is giving back to the communities he once helped patrol.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and we are introducing you to how two girls are using their mother’s story to help bring awareness of the disease to the next generation.

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