Gulf Ports Reopen After Hurricane Milton

U.S. Gulf ports like Panama City, St. Joe, and Key West in Florida have reopened after Hurricane Milton. The storm caused significant damage and produced numerous tornados across Florida. Forecasts suggest it will transition into a powerful post-tropical storm with gradual weakening expected soon.

U.S. Gulf ports, including Panama City, St. Joe, and Key West in Florida, have resumed vessel operations after the passage of Hurricane Milton, as reported by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Hurricane Milton caused extensive damage across Florida, spawning over a dozen tornados. The storm is predicted to evolve into a powerful post-tropical cyclone later today, with gradual weakening expected according to the National Hurricane Center.

The reopening of these ports marks a significant step towards recovery as the region continues to assess and address the impacts of Milton's destructive path.

(With inputs from agencies.)