Impressive images captured from the eye of the powerful hurricane Milton.

The NOAA WP-3D Orion hurricane hunter aircraft "Miss Piggy" has captured stunning images from inside the eye of Hurricane Milton.

During a data collection mission, the crew experienced turbulent flight while navigating through the powerful system to gather crucial information that will help improve forecasts and support hurricane research.

The video, recorded by Nick Underwood from NOAA, shows the stunning view from the eye of the hurricane, where the calm contrasts with the violent conditions surrounding the system.

You can also see how the researchers work inside the plane, where it was sometimes impossible to stand due to the force of the storm.

These images provide a unique perspective on the structure and strength of Milton, a hurricane that remains a significant threat to the affected areas.

NOAA authorities urge the public to stay informed about the latest updates and forecasts by visiting the official websites: hurricanes.gov for forecasts and warnings, and noaa.gov/milton for helpful information before, during, and after the storm.

Hurricane Milton continues to be closely monitored as it moves through the Gulf of Mexico, and it is expected to keep producing dangerous weather conditions on its path toward Florida, where it should arrive on Thursday.

It continues to be a hurricane of great intensity and is expected to increase in size as it approaches the west coast of Florida, which is in a state of emergency, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in its most recent bulletin.

"Today is the last full day for Florida residents to prepare their homes and families and, if necessary, evacuate according to the instructions of local authorities," warned the U.S. weather agency.