A Florida couple found a silver lining Wednesday when they discovered their wedding ring that had been missing for “nearly a decade” in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton.
After returning to Japan, Laura Yorio explained She reported to Fox35 that she found her husband Basil's wedding ring in the backyard, but it was lost nine years ago “during a construction project.” Laura said the discovery of the ring was “something good.”
“When I looked down, I saw a silver ring and thought it looked like a keychain,” Laura explained.
The couple tried searching for the ring “many times over the years” but had no luck until it reappeared after a hurricane, the newspaper said.
“We're very mindful that a lot of people are going through terrible things. We feel a little guilty for feeling happy about all of this, but it's been a good thing,” Laura said. added.
Hurricane Milton made landfall on Siesta Key, Florida, as a Category 3 storm with winds of up to 190 mph on Wednesday around 8:30 p.m.
As Breitbart News' Simon Kent previously reported, Milton was “downgraded to a Category 2 storm” “90 minutes after landfall,” and by “early Thursday morning,” Hurricane Milton had become a “Category 1 storm.” ' was downgraded to '.
Hurricane Milton, which President Joe Biden said was expected to cause “nearly $50 billion in damage,'' left 17 people dead. washington post reported.
There were still about 1,942,459 people in Florida as of Friday night, according to poweroutage.us without it force.
