Hurricane Milton strengthens to Cat 5 storm in Gulf of Mexico. What we know so far
Hurricane Milton intensifies as it moves through the Gulf of Mexico toward Florida. What we know about the potentially ...
BREAKING: Hurricane Milton strengthens to a 175 mph Category 5 hurricane in Gulf of Mexico
Florida officials believe Hurricane Milton evacuations could be the largest since 2017's Hurricane Irma. How the storm will ...
Record Hot Water Is Fueling Hurricane Milton
Milton grew into a Category 5 hurricane in less than a day as it crossed warm oceans across the Gulf of Mexico.
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Video captures bumpy ride as Hurricane hunters fly into Hurricane Milton over Gulf of Mexico
The crew on board NOAA Hurricane Hunter WP-3d Orion NO43 had a bumpy ride as they flew through Hurricane Milton. In the video ...
What to know about Hurricane Milton as it moves toward Florida’s Gulf Coast
Not even two weeks afte Helene swamped the Florida coastline, Milton has strengthened rapidly into a major hurricane on a ...
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Why Hurricane Milton Is a Sign of the New Abnormal
The new normal is that there is not going to be a new normal. Milton, pretty much from its inception, has been an abnormal ...
Cat 5 Milton explodes as winds hit 180 mph. Much of Florida Gulf Coast evacuating
Extreme rapid intensification is defined as more than a 60 mph increase in sustained winds in 24 hours. Milton gained 90 mph, ...
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What happens when Hurricane Milton goes over the Gulf Loop Current? It's complicated.
The Loop Current is known to intensify storms because of its deep, warm water, but other factors are at play with Hurricane ...
What to know about Hurricane Milton as it churns toward Florida’s Gulf Coast
Hurricane Milton is churning through the Gulf of Mexico toward Florida as an 'extremely dangerous' storm that could wallop ...
Hurricane Milton: The Monster in the Gulf
It has truly been a historic day in the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane Milton has flirted with several all-time records.
Why almost half of Hurricane Helene’s damage is not covered by insurance
Helene caused $30.5 billion to $47.5 billion in property damage across 16 states after striking the Florida Panhandle and carving a path of destruction across the Southeast late last month.