This live blog covered Milton's aftermath in the state of Florida.

At least 10 deaths across Florida have been linked to Hurricane Milton. Two were killed in St. Petersburg, five in St. Lucie County, two in Volusia County and one in Citrus County.

More than a foot of rain fell in multiple Florida communities as Milton impacted the state. These rain totals include rain that fell between 8 p.m. ET on Oct. 8 and 10 a.m. ET on Oct. 10.

Power outage numbers remain at more than 3.2 million homes and businesses without power across Florida.

Drone images from Grove City, Fla. Significant damage to waterfront properties, homes moved from their foundation, multiple boats/yachts pushed against homes. Storm surge is estimated to have been around 10 feet in that area.

This video from our Weather Reporter shows the damage in Englewood. He spoke with a resident who has lived in the area for 25 years.

Images of the damage in Englewood, Fla. are flooding in. Homes were ripped apart by Milton.

Officials have confirmed that four people were killed in St. Lucie County Wednesday when Milton spun up large tornadoes before landfall.

Multiple tornadoes associated with Milton have been confirmed and the National Weather Service Office in Miami will be doing surveys of the damage in the coming days.

We are livestreaming here as we get a first look at Hurricane Milton's aftermath. The image below shows what some Floridians will be dealing with as they return to their homes.

Jonathan Petramala was on the ground giving us the latest information on Tropicana Field after it lost its roof during Milton.

More than 3 million homes and businesses are without power after Milton moved through Florida. Milton's center is off shore but it remains a category 1 hurricane with sustained winds of 85 mph.