Hurricane Awareness

No this is now

938

938

What’s the lowest ever recorded…..I googled it but it became very confusing??

882 Wilma

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Some serious shit about to hit the "Sunshine State". I hope people heed any evacuation orders instead of challenging Darwin and deciding to ride it out at home...

Some serious shit about to hit the "Sunshine State". I hope people heed any evacuation orders instead of challenging Darwin and deciding to ride it out at home...

Unfortunately, I have two friends and their spouses that will not leave. I just don’t get it. They won’t listen.

I heard there is no more gas so cars are stranded and they are not getting any deliveries.

Milton's name was created to replace Michael in 2018.

Milton may now make landfall in the exact same 24-hour period that Michael made landfall on October 10th. 😬

I heard there is no more gas so cars are stranded and they are not getting any deliveries.

Gas consumption outpacing delivery. Supposedly Gov. Desantis is having police escort the trucks in.

I am hoping that after Milton clears Bermuda that it's over. Milton made landfall in the Yucatan peninsula that is why it weakened to 155.

Hurricane Milton will make some parts of Florida uninhabitable for weeks if not months, Weather Channel’s Stephanie Abrams reports.

The devastating storm could produce potentially record-breaking storm surge in Florida and is forecasted to cause widespread damage.

Hurricane Milton is expected to sweep past Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula, bringing sustained winds of nearly 155 mph (250km/h), as the category 4 storm heads towards Florida’s dangerously exposed Tampa Bay.

The storm’s trajectory suggested it would pass the Mexican city of Mérida, home to 1.2 million people, in the early hours of Tuesday morning before swerving north towards the US. Mexican officials have been bussing people out of low-lying coastal areas.

Milton is projected to hit the south-west coast of Florida by Wednesday evening local time, the US National Weather Service [said]('https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MIATCPAT4+shtml/080541.shtml') in its latest update, and could cause destruction in areas already reeling from [Hurricane Helene’s devastation]('https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/hurricane-helene') nearly two weeks ago.

Down to 145 after landfall in the Yucatan