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Insurance companies are catorgizing hurricane Helene as a flood-driven event, and Milton as a wind and rain event, so homeowners without flood insurance would not be covered for damages. Reading the news article below, it states "While Hurricane Milton was both a wind and rain event, experts say property owners who lacked flood insurance may not be protected from water damage from Milton either, thanks to the way many insurance policies are written these days."

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