SEE: Milton county-by-county damage reports in Northeast Florida

Jacksonville, Fla. — Hurricane Milton plowed into the state Wednesday night as a Category 3 storm bringing lots of water and winds over 100 mph. It made landfall in Siesta Key. While Tampa Bay was spared a direct hit, Milton spawned a barrage of tornadoes. Just before 7 a.m. Thursday, 3.25 million were without power.

Locally, St. Johns, Clay, Putnam, and Flagler counties sustained the most damage with widespread flooding.

Here’s a county-by-county damage report and images of what the storm left in its wake.

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St. Johns County

St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents that there’s widespread flooding in portions of the area and urging people to avoid driving through flood waters.

St. Johns County Flood damage St. Johns County flooding Thursday morning in the wake of Hurricane Milton

Clay County

Clay County Sheriff’s officials gathered Thursday morning before hitting the streets to survey damage from Hurricane Milton. There were 4,800 homes and business without power at 6 a.m., according to the sheriff’s office.

They’re asking people to stay off the roads so first responders and linemen can work.

Clay County Sheriff's Office Clay County Sheriff's officials gathered Thursday morning before hitting the streets to survey damage from Hurricane Milton. (Clay County Sheriff's Office)

Putnam County

Calls from residents started coming into the Putnam County dispatch at 8 p.m. Wednesday and were still coming in Thursday morning, Danelle Rich, Emergency Management Specialist, told Action News Jax.

She said the county has received more than 150 calls for problems including downed trees, powerlines, and washed out roads. Rich said many of the county’s roads are flooded, but their biggest problem is Dunns Creek. Major flood stage for the waterway is 3 feet and it was at 2.97 late Thursday morning.

Putnam County Milton damage The Crill Avenue underpass was closed Wednesday prior to the storm due to flooding.

Duval County

Crews removed a large tree that feel in the road in the Wilderness neighborhood.

Large tree down in Mandarin neighborhood Trees down in the wilderness Neighborhood off of Marbon Road and South Mandarin

Nassau County

Columbia County

Baker County

Bradford County

Union County

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