Hurricane Michael occurred in October 2018. It made landfall on October 10, 2018, along the Florida Panhandle as a powerful Category 4 storm before moving inland and affecting several Southeastern states. It was one of the strongest storms to hit the U.S. Panhandle on record, with wind speeds near 155 mph at landfall. The storm caused fatalities and extensive damage, particularly in Mexico Beach, Florida, and led to widespread power outages and emergency responses across the region. If you’d like, I can pull a concise timeline of its path and major impacts.[2][3][4][5]
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At least 13 deaths being blamed on historic storm; it's out to sea but still being felt in parts of Southeast
www.cbsnews.comHurricane Michael: Storm makes landfall just shy of Category 5
www.ajc.comTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Major Hurricane Michael is still gaining strength and forecast to become a potentially devastating Category 4 storm before making landfall along Florida's northeast Gulf Coast.
www.khq.comHurricane Michael is worst storm to hit Florida Panhandle in recorded history as it moves further inland
www.cbsnews.comThe Latest on Tropical Storm Michael (all times eastern): 10:10 a. m. Gov. Rick Scott says the Florida National Guard got into Mexico Beach and found 20 people who survived a direct hit from Hurricane Michael. The town where the hurricane made landfall Wednesday remained very difficult to reach by land a day later, with roads covered by fallen trees, power lines and other storm debris.
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