Hurricane Milton hurled rain, tornadoes and tropical storm-force winds at the U.S. coast. Here are photos of the storm's impact on Florida.

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Houses lie in ruins in Matlacha, Thursday, after sustaining tornado and flood damage from Hurricane Milton.

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Hangars at Albert Whitted Airport in St. Petersburg sit damaged by winds from Hurricane Milton on Thursday.

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A house lies toppled off its stilts, Thursday, after the passage of Hurricane Milton, in Bradenton Beach on Anna Maria Island.

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A house, top right, sits toppled off its stilts after the passage of Hurricane Milton, alongside an empty lot where a home was swept away by Hurricane Helene, in Bradenton Beach on Anna Maria Island, Thursday.

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A car is submerged in flood water, Thursday, at an apartment complex in Clearwater.

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Extensive flooding is seen on Hillsborough Ave. in Tampa, Thursday.

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High water on Hillsborough Street in Tampa Thursday in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton.

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A car sits in high water in front of a home in Tampa in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton Thursday.

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A construction crane fell onto an office building that houses the Tampa Bay Times headquarters Thursday.

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A truck tries to drive through high water in Tampa Thursday morning.

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A house loses its awning after Hurricane Milton tore through Tampa on Thursday.

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A mobile home in St. Petersburg sustained severe damage due to Hurricane Milton.

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A downed tree lies across a road in downtown Tampa after the passage of Hurricane Milton Thursday.

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A fallen tree lies on a street in Valrico Thursday.

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The Ponce De Leon Hotel sign fell to the ground Thursday, in St. Petersburg after Hurricane Milton passed through the area.

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Debris covers the ground near a crane that fell onto a building in St. Petersburg Thursday.

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A crane is seen across First Avenue South in St. Petersburg Thursday, after Hurricane Milton's strong winds tore through the area.

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Joe Lindquist, 32, of St. Petersburg, walks over bricks near a fallen crane in St. Petersburg Thursday.

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People pass by the area where crane fell in St. Petersburg Thursday.

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The roof of Tropicana Field, the home of the Tampa Bay Rays, appeared to be badly damaged Thursday after Hurricane Milton passed through the area.

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Drone images above Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg show the shredded roof of the dome and cots on the field set up for first responders, among the debris, Thursday.

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The roof of Tropicana Field appeared to be badly damaged Thursday, after Hurricane Milton passed through the area.

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Max Watts, of Buford, Ga., walks in the parking lot to check on a trailer parked outside the hotel where he was riding out Hurricane Milton with coworkers Wednesday in Tampa.

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An apparent tornado caused by Hurricane Milton tore the awning off a 7-Eleven store in Cape Coral on Wednesday.

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Brandon Marlow walks through surge waters flooding the street in Fort Myers Wednesday.

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An apparent tornado caused by Hurricane Milton, tore the awning off a 7-Eleven Wednesday in Cape Coral.

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The apparent tornado also tossed an ice machine into the parking lot of a 7-Eleven in Cape Coral Wednesday.

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Ron Rook, who said he was looking for people in need of help or debris to clear, walks through windy and rainy conditions on a deserted street in downtown Tampa on Wednesday.

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A car drives by debris on a street flooded from rain ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Milton in Gulfport on Wednesday.

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A jogger runs along the bay in heavy rain ahead of Hurricane Milton in Tampa on Wednesday.

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A boarded-up store display is seen in Bradenton Beach on Anna Maria Island on Tuesday.

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A business in an evacuation zone on Anna Maria Island is left deserted on Tuesday.

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