The state of Florida is being hit hard by Hurricane Milton. Many residents have been ordered to evacuate to get away from the potentially catastrophic damage caused by the powerful storm. Many areas of the state are dealing with damage already, including the home of the Tampa Bay Rays.

What happened to Raymond James Stadium? See how Hurricane Milton impacted the home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Fortunately for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, this week they are traveling to New Orleans to face the Saints. Their home, Raymond James Stadium, has already suffered the consequences o

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It was a scary scene at Raymond James Stadium as Hurricane Milton rolled through. #Bucs Raymond James Stadium is flooded. #Buccaneers #Milton

The ongoing recovery efforts in the wake of hurricanes Helene and Milton have forced USF to postpone its homecoming festivities and groundbreaking ceremony for its on-campus football stadium, both of which were slated for this week.

Here's more on the damage that has been done to Tampa's Raymond James Stadium, home of the Buccaneers and the South Florida Bulls.

After a mounting week of anticipation and Florida residents evacuating to safety, Hurricane Milton made landfall on Wednesday night and plowed through the Bay area as expected. St. Petersburg, home of Tropicana Field, was hit with 101 MPH gusts of wind and received 18.86″ of rain. Across the bay, Tampa weathered 12″ of rain and 98 MPH winds.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers received some good news about Raymond James Stadium after the devastating effects of Hurricane Milton. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, he said this in a tweet on X.