Summary
Hurricane Milton caused significant damage to Tropicana Field, the home of the Tampa Bay Rays, during its destructive path across Florida. The storm ripped the fabric roof of the stadium, although reports about the extent of internal damage were not immediately available.
As Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, it brought powerful winds and heavy rain that affected numerous areas along Florida’s Gulf Coast. The damage to Tropicana Field was highlighted by television images showing the shredded roof, indicating the storm’s intensity. While the stadium was not being used as a shelter, it was utilized as a staging site for emergency workers responding to the aftermath of the hurricane. The incident underscores the broader impacts of Hurricane Milton, which left millions without power and resulted in multiple fatalities across the state.
Hurricane Milton weakens but still dangerous, 4 die and millions without power
Oct. 10 / Ocregister / Highlights the immediate impacts of Hurricane Milton, including fatalities and power outages, while providing a detailed account of damage to Tropicana Field, making it a comprehensive source for understanding the storm's effects. “ Hurricane Milton brought powerful winds, a dangerous storm surge and flooding to much of Florida after making landfall along the Gulf Coast as a Category 3...
12:30 Report — Milton tears through Florida, destroys western coast
Oct. 10 / The Hill / Offers a concise overview of the disaster's aftermath, emphasizing the destruction along Florida's western coast, but lacks depth on specific incidents, making it less informative than more detailed reports on the topic. “ {beacon} 12:30 REPORT It’s Thursday. Can we please get a break from these catastrophic storms?? It’s one natural disaster after another. Here’s what’s...