People watching satellite imagery of Hurricane Milton last night, we’re confronted briefly with what appeared to be a demonic scowl looking back. The series of satellite images posted on several different message boards in Facebook pages have found common ground amongst observers. It looks like a face, and it looks evil as hell. All the … Read moreMilton the devil
With winds of 160 mph, Milton has strengthened into the second Category 5 hurricane of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. Hurricane Beryl was the first storm to reach Category 5 status, doing so while it was traversing the Caribbean Sea in early July. Milton was only a tropical storm on Sunday morning, but winds ramped … Read moreHurricane Milton becomes a Category 5 storm
Hurricane Milton is rapidly intensifying and will strengthen further over the record-warm Gulf of Mexico, potentially to Category 5… It is then expected to grow in size, which means that although it may decrease in category, its dangerous impacts will be spread over a much larger area. Milton is forecast to make landfall on Florida’s … Read moreMilton the miserable: Storm explodes in strength
Tropical Storm Milton has formed and is forecast to strike the Florida Gulf Coast as a significant hurricane by the middle of the week. People there should prepare for significant impacts, especially those hit hard recently by Hurricane Helene. Let’s hope and pray this storm doesn’t reach a high degree of rapid intensification as it … Read moreMilton born
Not trying to make something more out of something.. but can we at least say this is weird? Hurricane Helene in 1958 matched about perfectly to what occurred now–even the date. Weird.. Meanwhile. Dennis Phillips, meteorologists from Florida, took to Facebook to say that he had never seen any numbers like this before. The flooding … Read moreHurricane Helene– 1958
A major hurricane is poised to make a quick landfall in the United States Thursday •Time is running out to prepare for Helene’s arrival •This will be “a large storm with life-threatening impacts” hundreds of miles away from where it makes landfall
During important weather events, if you’re not watching Ryan Hall y’all, you’re making a big mistake. He has some of the best weather coverage around and maybe the best live streaming during urgent weather crises. Here’s a link to the live stream tonight for the Saturday tornado outbreak.
Ready for this potential disaster? Word is –just a prediction now– if hurricane Vince materializes it will not only be strong enough to become a category 5, but could eventually cause a blizzard condition on or around the Northeast Coast..
