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This image powerfully portrays Hurricane Milton swirling over the Gulf of Mexico, with its massive cloud system dominating the scene. The warm ocean temperatures beneath the storm are vividly color-coded in red and yellow, highlighting the hot waters fueling the hurricane’s strength. Florida’s west coast is prominently shown, with storm surge warnings and evacuation routes marked clearly on the map, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.

The Science Behind Hurricane Milton’s Unusual Path and Intensification

Amit Verma1 month ago1 month ago023 mins

Milton’s journey began in the Bay of Campeche, where it unexpectedly developed into a formidable hurricane. One of the most striking aspects of Milton’s evolution was its eastward path through the Gulf, a rarity in hurricane history. The last comparable storm occurred in 1848, highlighting the unusual nature of Milton’s trajectory. This path, coupled with…

Devastation Unleashed: Hurricane Helene Hammers Gulf Coast

Bill MacCarthy2 months ago015 mins

A dangerous Hurricane Helene crashed into the Gulf Coast of Florida on Thursday evening as a Category 4 storm, bringing record-breaking storm surges in parts of the state, as well as damaging winds, rains, and flash floods hundreds of miles inland across much of the southeastern United States, forecasters said. At least 43 people have…