NEW YORK (Reuters) - Millions of Florida residents evacuated to higher ground after Hurricane Idalia, an
Idalia was forecast to unleash destructive winds and torrential downpours that will cause coastal flooding up to 16 feet deep.
Shares of NextEra Energy, which owns the Florida Power & Light Company, the state's largest utility, was little changed at $67.51.
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