Hurricane Milton was moving “erratically” through the Gulf of Mexico toward Florida on Monday, the US National Hurricane Center said, warning it will likely soon become a major hurricane.
Hurricane Milton was moving “erratically” through the Gulf of Mexico toward Florida on Monday, the US National Hurricane Center said, warning it will likely soon become a major hurricane.
We’d be stupid to include only effects on our territory. That creates a false narrative. You know what scares me? Milton formed it’s tropical depression in the western gulf, which isn’t unheard of but doesn’t happen too often. Then it turned the wrong way. Tropical storms and hurricanes from the gulf generally go north before going east. Have we screwed the air and water currents so badly that storms are no longer on reliable tracks?
I meant if its not counted because the eye doesn’t technically cross the land in a lot of the projections… irrelevant to those directly next to the eye along the coast, but possibly a technicality to not count it.