Tracking map: Here’s where Hurricane Milton is forecast to hit Florida ...Middle East

Hurricane Milton is forecast to make landfall in a region near Sarasota, Florida, late Wednesday or early Thursday as a major hurricane and carve a devastating path across the Interstate 4 corridor to the east coast.

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