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Actually 897 millibarsMilton officially has winds of 185 miles per hour and a pressure of 899 millibars. One of the powerful hurricanes ever in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Actually 897 millibarsMilton officially has winds of 185 miles per hour and a pressure of 899 millibars. One of the powerful hurricanes ever in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The problem right now is that there is no where they can go. People who lost their homes due to Hurricane Helene are in any hotels available in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. I feel for those hoping to find a place to stay.I understand your point, but I do not respect their wishes when they willingly put others lives in jeopardy. Rescue workers will be out there looking for those who defy the evacuation orders.
You have a very good plan.Floridians should evacuate to the west, go to Alabama, Mississippi, etc....don't go east! This storm may take a turn and go up the coast. That's our evacuation plan to go west if a storm is moving north, north east. It's amazing what a difference a 100 miles makes.
And then there are the pre-existing unhomed people. Where would they go? They can get arrested for camping in many cases.The problem right now is that there is no where they can go. People who lost their homes due to Hurricane Helene are in any hotels available in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. I feel for those hoping to find a place to stay.
Spent a day in Dunedin a few years ago, when I was visiting family. Such a beautiful town! Stay safe!Checking in from Dunedin Florida, aka, where Milton is expected to visit. My thoughts and prayers are with my neighboring people who are on websleuths. Stay safe.
10:00 PM CDT Mon Oct 7 Location: 21.8°N 89.9°W Moving: E at 9 mph Min pressure: 914 mb Max sustained: 165 mph |
Also a slight shift farther south-east on the predicted path. Still has Tampa right in it's sights.Milton has weakened, but he’s still a Category 5. I noticed an eye wall replacement cycle taking place through satellite loops of him, so that’s probably why.
10:00 PM CDT Mon Oct 7
Location: 21.8°N 89.9°W
Moving: E at 9 mph
Min pressure: 914 mb
Max sustained: 165 mph
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CATEGORY 5 HURRICANE MILTON MOVING NEAR THE NORTHERN COAST OF THE YUCATAN PENINSULA... ...MILTON POSES AN EXTREMELY SERIOUS THREAT TO FLORIDA AND RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO FOLLOW THE ORDERS OF LOCAL OFFICIALS...
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Mandatory evacuation orders have been issued in the Florida counties of Charlotte, Citrus, Hillsborough, Lee, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas and Volusia as of Monday evening.
Wasn't it Hurricane Fay, in 2008, that zigged/zagged, and made landfall 4 times? This Hurricane is so large, I can easily see that happening again.
No, I've never seen that even over here on the east coast where we have the intracoastal.Storm surge like that, wouldn't that go clear in land, about 20 miles or more? Especially with the inland waterways?
JMO, but I wish that all political ads would stop, and use the funds to donate for Hurricane relief.