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A Florida man known as ‘Lieutenant Dan’ is going viral for wanting to stay on his boat during Hurricane Milton
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Lieutenant Dan is a homeless man who lives in his boat in St Pete Florida. He refuses to leave and will remain in his boat until hurricane Milton passes. This is the last video of him seen today.
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Just went over to check on Lieutenant Dan during a break in the weather - he just cut one of his lines because he said his boat was hitting the wall but he’s ok.
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WATCH🚨: Florida man (Lt. Dan) who’s staying on a boat during the Hurricane is somehow still alive.
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❗️🌀🇲🇽 - Hurricane Milton approaches the state of Yucatán, Mexico, with an impact expected in Celestún and Progreso on the night of October 7th or early morning of the 8th.
According to the National Water Commission (Conagua), the center of the hurricane is 110 km (68 miles) from Celestún and 125 km (78 miles) from Progreso.
Milton has winds of up to 285 km/h (177 mph) and gusts of 350 km/h (217 mph), posing a significant threat to the region.
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Here's a look at folks headed north on I-75 as #HurricaneMilton is due to make landfall mid week. This is about 60 miles north of #Tampa and as you can see the left shoulder is now open to add another lane to help people move along. All tolls in FL also suspended. @knxnews
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Florida has 16 deepwater ports and over 900 marinas in the state.. Bruh
With 16 deepwater ports, Florida is a hub for worldwide trade and an essential link in our nation’s supply chain. Four of these ports—Port Everglades, PortMiami, Port Tampa Bay, and JAXPORT—are impacted by the International Longshoreman’s Association strike and the inaction of the Biden-Harris Administration.
Disrupting the distribution of food, equipment, and supplies as the Southeast U.S. recovers from Hurricane Helene is unacceptable. Floridians need a reliable, steady supply of resources and building materials to keep their families fed and rebuild their homes and businesses. Therefore, at my direction:
✅The Florida National Guard and Florida State Guard will be deployed to ports affected by the strike to maintain order and, where possible, resume operations at ports which are otherwise shut down.
✅The Florida Department of Transportation will waive the collection of tolls and fees as well as size and weight restrictions for commercial vehicles, which will help expedite the transportation of goods from our ports while offsetting operational costs.
✅The Florida Highway Patrol will manage the flow of traffic from all Florida seaports as needed to further expedite the flow of goods held up by the strike. FHP will provide law enforcement escorts for commercial motor vehicles upon request.
Unlike the federal government, Florida is taking decisive action to ensure that our economy continues to function and that victims of Hurricane Helene will have access to what they need to rebuild.




















