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Hurricane Milton

Hurricane Milton

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Oct 3, 2026

StephanieHOST
6:33
So the Trop, um, the Tropicana Field, that stadium was, uh, very damaged two years ago.
StephanieHOST
6:41
We had two back-to-back hurricanes, Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene, but Hurricane Milton really did a number on the Trop.
StephanieHOST
6:49
And so all of 2025 season was played f- um, up-
PompadourGUEST
6:55
At George Stri- Steinbrenner in Tampa
Garrett GrecoHOST
10:15
And so was this house already flooded when you bought it?
Jeff TrosclairGUEST
10:20
Yes, but not for Milton.
Jeff TrosclairGUEST
10:21
It was a storm before.
Jeff TrosclairGUEST
10:23
It was the 2023 storms, I think.

8 MINS LATER

Garrett GrecoHOST
18:45
So 2023, you're doing a couple of these, but it's only three years later, and you've done over 100 all over the state, and it sounds like, what, 80 or so just in this region at least.
Garrett GrecoHOST
18:57
Yeah, that's about right, yeah.
Garrett GrecoHOST
18:59
So did all of it start to waterfall after the hurricane in Milton in 2024? Is that where the calls really started to amplify? Yeah,
Jeff TrosclairGUEST
19:08
I mean, we went from getting, you know, call it, five or six inquiries a week to like 3000 a day,
Matt NelsonHOST
66:35
yeahSo Trooper inspired a law.
Matt NelsonHOST
66:40
Uh, Trooper was left, um, during Hurricane Milton.
Matt NelsonHOST
66:44
I believe that was 2024.
Lauren RiihimakiGUEST
66:45
Yeah.
Matt NelsonHOST
66:46
So this was, uh, in October of 2024.
Matt NelsonHOST
66:49
Uh, he was rescued from knee-deep water during Hurricane Milton.
Matt NelsonHOST
66:52
He had been tied to a fence post and abandoned by his previous owners.
Matt NelsonHOST
66:56
We don't say abandoned lightly on this show.
Skye LeBronHOST
0:55
Both men have resigned from their jobs.
Skye LeBronHOST
0:58
Come November's election, St. Petersburg voters can either approve or deny a $600 million bond for the city to speed up its work in safeguarding two wastewater treatment plants that had to stop operating after damage from Hurricane Milton.
Skye LeBronHOST
1:10
Claude Tankersley is St. Pete's public works administrator.
Skye LeBronHOST
1:13
He says this is how they can quickly prevent another facility shutdown when there's flooding.
Lance CutsenGUEST
2:00
So and here we are on the eve of a major hurricane in Florida.
Lance CutsenGUEST
2:04
So I do wish everyone the best for Milton.
Lance CutsenGUEST
2:06
But on that note, I'm a Floridian myself, and I'm out here hiding in Houston away from the storm today.
Lance CutsenGUEST
2:13
Stay safe, everybody.
Dana McKayHOST
6:55
Yeah.
Dana McKayHOST
6:55
One of my friends, her roof was damaged during Hurricane Milton and she filed a claim and it took them so long to go through that whole process that she had a leaky roof the whole time.
Dana McKayHOST
7:05
And it ended up doing even more damage because they didn't just come out and fix it.
Ryan GormanHOST
7:09
And this is an issue.
Nadeen YanesGUEST
5:57
So Hurricane Helene, 32% of the claims still unpaid.
Nadeen YanesGUEST
6:01
Hurricane Milton, 34% still unpaid with no payment at all.
Nadeen YanesGUEST
6:05
Now Helene was a flood event.
Nadeen YanesGUEST
6:07
So there's a lot of nuance to it.
Grant PosnerHOST
65:42
Let me see the last time that we had one.
Grant PosnerHOST
65:48
The last time that we had a real reverse 911 was for Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene when they came through.
Grant PosnerHOST
66:01
We just had another one for dengue fever.
Grant PosnerHOST
66:05
Dengue alert.
BrianHOST
44:49
Once a constant presence in the playoffs, The Rays spent the last two seasons out of the postseason entirely.
BrianHOST
44:56
Last year, they played their home games at Steinbrenner Field, the Yankee Spring Training Home, after Hurricane Milton ripped the roof off of Tropicana Field in 2024.
BrianHOST
45:11
Nearly 18 months after the natural disaster, the Rays returned home.
BrianHOST
45:16
They've been richer for it.
Johanna WagstaffeHOST
2:13
Here's how CNN reported on his broadcast for WTVJ.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:18
Hurricane Milton's strength and magnitude have left veteran meteorologists in shock, including John Morales of Miami.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:26
Take a look.
John MoralesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:27
Just an incredible, incredible, incredible hurricane.
Johanna WagstaffeHOST
2:51
That's when a storm undergoes rapid intensification, what meteorologists like me and John call bombogenesis.
Johanna WagstaffeHOST
2:59
That tweaked something for John.
Johanna WagstaffeHOST
3:01
As Milton barreled towards Florida, he knew how bad it would be.
John MoralesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:05
Milton was just absolutely exploding in intensity.

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