Floridians struggle to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Milton and face gas shortages, jammed highways

Some Floridians are trying to get out of Hurricane Milton's path, but face challenges including evacuation routes jammed with traffic and shortages of gas.
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[@YvonneNicole248]

This is only going to continue to happen & get worse! Look at these two most recent ones & their strength. I don’t know why people would continue to live here?

[@bitcoindaddy1]

All coast towns are at risk. Media makes it sound like it’s the end of the world…I live 100 miles inland north Florida, no one cares

[@life107familyfitnessboxing8]

1st..... Love this track. Reminds me of me meeting my partner who I love to bits

[@PINKBOIKWEEN]

The Becky sandwich😂😂

[@PINKBOIKWEEN]

I really hope that mother nature will leave the red states alone! but is it mother nature? 🤔🤔😳

[@vandreadparty]

Get an EV.

[@brijeshpatel1618]

Evs will run out of charge faster than a gas vehicle will of gas.

[@lgsprings5623]

At least Harris is having a good time with her media buddies.