Hurricane Milton drives gas demand in Florida, with 16% of stations out of fuel

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October 8, 2024

Hurricane Milton is one of the Atlantic Basin’s strongest storms on record and the frenzy of evacuations in Florida, where it’s expected to make landfall Wednesday evening, has led to shortages at nearly 16% of the gasoline stations in Florida, according to GasBuddy.

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Hurricane Milton drives gas demand in Florida, with 16% of stations out of fuel

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