The Florida Keys are bracing for the effects of Hurricane Milton as its outer bands have brought strong winds and high surf to the region, disrupting daily life and drawing concern from residents and visitors alike.
The Southernmost Point in Key West, usually bustling with tourists eager to take photos, is now facing high surf and whipping winds as Hurricane Milton's outer bands continue to sweep through the area on Wednesday.
Despite the rough weather, visitors continue to flock to the iconic landmark, braving the conditions for a memorable picture.
Key West residents like Al Nelson said they're familiar with the threat hurricanes pose during this season.
"We know it could be much worse," said Nelson, who, along with his children, visited the historic Grotto to light candles for protection.
