Dangerous Milton Edging Closer to Florida; Window To Prepare Is Closing; Major Weather Impacts Increasing.
Milton has about 12 hours or so left over the Gulf. Landfall tonight and hurricane preparations must be rushed to completion.
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Milton has about 12 hours or so left over the Gulf. Landfall tonight and hurricane preparations must be rushed to completion.
ressure has come up a bit with Milton. Windfield is expanding. Dangerous storm is pushing NE at 16 mph.
We are now at the point where we will be getting hourly updates from the NHC on Milton and we will pass those your way and give you any other insights we see.
Here is the latest update from the NHC and a quick look at radar too.
I will be scanning radar all day watching Milton approach Florida. Here is a quick look at some of the radar sites this morning.
A lot to process with the latest on Milton and I will lay it all out in this post. Florida needs to be ready for this devastating storm. A rush to protect life and property needs to happen today.
We had a great show last night! A good deal of our time was spent looking back at Helene and looking ahead to Milton. Had some wonderful discussions including a chat about how to message these events and how to tune out the noise and distractions of disinformation. Joining us was veteran meteorologist and storm […]
Dangerous Cat 5 Milton continues to churn toward the eastern Gulf.
The main affects of Milton on Alabama will be for the coast. No land impacts expected.
Wouldn’t you know….as soon as I hit the publish button, we received an update from the NHC from the hurricane hunters!
The hurricane hunters have found falling pressure as they flew through the eye of Milton. This storm has become much more organized as the day has gone on. The eye is nearly 10 miles wide.
Milton is steadily moving ENE at 12 mph and is centered about 545 miles SW of Tampa, FL. Max winds are now at 145 mph with a pressure of 929mb.
It will be another day of monitoring the storm as it begins to lift away from the Yucatan area. The structure of the system is changing. It is still very powerful and is forecast to be that way through landfall.
The hurricane hunter aircraft recon data has come in and we have a Cat 5 hurricane. Max winds are now 160 mph. The pressure has dropped to 925 mb!