A woman in Ormond Beach said Hurricane Milton was "as bad as Ian," in terms of damage and flooding her neighborhood experienced.

Hurricane Milton devastated Florida, causing tornadoes, cutting power for over 3.3 million, putting 11 million at flood risk, and resulting in at least 12 deaths.

Hurricane Milton wreaked massive amounts of damage with its high winds and flooding as the storm roared through the central region of Florida overnight.

A critical causeway on the west coast of Florida that was destroyed by Hurricane Ian just two years ago could face a similar fate from Milton.

Almost 12 hours after making landfall, Hurricane Milton was in the Atlantic, still as a hurricane. Milton brought with it tornadoes, storm surge and heavy rain after making landfall near Siesta Key Wednesday evening.

Hurricane Milton barreled into Florida's west coast Wednesday.The storm made landfall as a Category 3 hurricane but was later downgraded to a Category 1.It's the second massive storm to strike the region in two weeks.

Florida authorities began assessing the damage left by Hurricane Milton's passage across the state, after a night of high winds, torrential rain and storm surge.

Those impacted by the devastating effects of Hurricane Milton begin cleanup efforts. AccuWeather's Ali Reid reports from Fort Myers Beach, Florida, on a busy day of people getting back on their feet.