Hurricane Milton's impact on Pinellas County

FOX 13's Regina Gonzalez shows us some of the extensive damage caused by Hurricane Milton in Pinellas County, including a large portion of Tropicana Field's roof getting torn off. It comes as access to the county is blocked as of Thursday morning.

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[sunfloweranddaisiesflowe]

Would prefer to know what's going on in the residential neighborhoods throughout Pinellas county instead of just the roof coming off of Tropicana Field

[crosisofborg]

There’s more to Pinellas than the stadium. Show what we really care about. Our neighborhoods.

[margaretshade]

Excellent reporting from Regina. Many thanks indeed.

[saskia]

Ok, the roof is gone, what about the rest?

[elizabethreid]

She's a good reporter. Does some homework...

[scottadam]

Don’t really give a “@&)@“ about the dome if no one can re enter pinellas county… duh!

[Robbie-mwuu]

I dont care about a crane and a stadium. I want to know if the neighborhoods are safe.

[vernalwilliams]

Who knows who the Lord is power, man nothing let us start to pray for mercy 🙏.

[nothingbutcash]

Please go to Gulfport😢 just done the road

[mechapman]

Haven't they been hit by Helene too? Maybe it can't handle 2 in a row on that roof?

[OptionsAnalysisPro]

Climate Change about to make this a yearly event for Tampa. Not sure why DeSantis doesn't just drill more oil to lower the heat in the ocean

[pesttechDoc]

I wonder if news people will ever stop talking so loud and dramatically and enunciating words so not normally. I guess they ape and imitate each other so much so that it will never end. Not to mention the hand gestures and facial expressions. Sometimes I do find them hilarious in their attempts nail each word like they are football announcers😂

[robertp]

Someone left a big door open or something causing an upward pressure on the fabric. Once the fabric itself tears or a fastener lets loose allowing the fabric to flutter, it's over. It's not likely anyone would be killed or injured by falling fabric. The locality will end up over-assessing the damage by a factor of two by the time they make a claim with FEMA.

[CampingWithCats]

This just in.
Homeless man survives in evacuation area during flooding and DOESN'T go around robbing/looting the wealthy neighborhoods around him.🙃
🤬😡😤