Interactive: See how Hurricane Milton damaged Florida from coast to coast

Hurricane Milton cut a scar of damage across Central Florida after making landfall Wednesday, ripping off roofs from coast to coast, including one over the Tropicana Field baseball stadium in St. Petersburg.

The Category 3 storm left parts of Sarasota, Fort Myers and other Gulf Coast communities underwater, flooded by up to 6 feet of storm surge. Homes and buildings exploded from a record-setting string of tornadoes across the state, including one that leveled a large St. Lucie Sheriff’s Office facility. The death toll was at least 16 as of Friday and could still climb.

Click through to see how Milton affected different parts of the state.

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