A video shows the moment an aircraft collides with Milton as it collects data from the hurricane, which is expected to make landfall in Florida on Wednesday.

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At first, it appears to be a bumpy, but stable ride. Then, a major jolt.{ai:summary}<p>A video captures an aircraft colliding with Hurricane Milton, which is anticipated to make landfall in Florida on Wednesday. President Biden described the hurricane as the “storm of the century,” highlighting its unprecedented potential impact in over a century.</p><p>Residents are preparing for possible destruction as the storm approaches. #society</p>

Video shows NOAA 'hurricane hunter' aircraft colliding with Milton

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