Latest on Category 5 Hurricane Milton with 180 mph winds, one of strongest hurricanes ever in Gulf

[@goblinvette7114]

Give this guy a damn raise. Honest and to the point and tells u what u NEED to hear. Not what you WANT to hear

[@johnwoa]

Denis' weather forecasts and analyses carry the "original" Seal of Approval of The American Meteorological Society. You can't beat that!

[@larryslemp9698]

Exactly!!

[@cur244]

He made it sound not nearly as bad as most think. It's what I wanted to hear.

[@770WT]

Excellent calming meteorologist doesn't scare but educates .

[@murkrow2316]

He should be educating Y’all to Get the F out of Dodge…Not calming you into a false sense of security.. Remember to Shut the Gas off in a + shape and kill your electric at the main.. Bug out Bag Important documents And Don’t leave your pets..

[@nahitsmedical]

"It's never happened before" are the famous last words.

[@mikayla_collie]

That's what they said last time. :/

[@stevenygabbyperez695]

Hurricane Andrew

[@edsibg]

Ya…. never before until now

[@Mureirsa]

"and it's not going to happen this time either." 😒

[@anaiissalles94]

The word 'unprecedented' now officially gives me the willies. Praying for all to choose safety first.

[@socratese5]

Thanks to all the meteorologists who are doing their best to keep us informed.

[@roberteagle1192]

Puff puff give

[@ccuellar6212]

The only job where you can get wrong every time and still keep your job.

[@murkrow2316]

this Guy making it sound like he the end all be all some small little area going to go through hell.. Even legendary Fox meteorologist Brian Norcross saying Get out of Dodge Now… this is no ordinary storm

[@ccuellar6212]

@@murkrow2316🥱

[@trailingupwards]

@@socratese5 meteorologists are witches and wizards using 5G bill gates nano spirit demons to make hurricanes strong. It definitely isn't climate change, cause...

[@Ellie_kay]

Prayers🙏 for any one down there 💗

[@JustinPoland-r5r]

I haven’t seen an eye tighten up that fast and intensely ever

[@InFiD3ViL1]

Try spending a night in prison...

[@UMe-s2m]

​@@InFiD3ViL1😂👊

[@JustinPoland-r5r]

@@InFiD3ViL1 🤭 I said eye, not an asshole

[@shauntampa]

@@InFiD3ViL1the stink eye.

[@JohnnyAngel8]

In 1992, Hurricane Andrew developed an eye that tight but not quite as fast. The storm began in the east Atlantic Ocean, not in the Gulf, so it has a long journey that saw it disorganized at first, then rapid intensification before hitting Florida as a category 5 and then Louisiana as a category 3.

[@rawill1958]

Great job Dennis. Thank you for what you do for us here in Central Florida...

[@unkatom]

Or has he? Time will tell.

[@thjonez]

a weatherman with no words....wow!

[@bcampbell1826]

🤭

[@3dplanet100]

So far, this is the best explanation of the hurricane I have watched. Thank you.

[@SolarVibeEnergy]

My thoughts exactly, the details very well done & I'm far away in UK, thinking of all affected hope everyone remains safe and well with minimal damage, preferably non.

[@jeanhanner9407]

Brian Norcross - sadly he is in Fox Weather, so he has lost audience in the past few years. However, Norcross gives full explanation on the why, how and what to expect. He has been accurate for decades.

[@wandamartinez1561]

Reed Timmer, Ryan Hall I trust with my life! He is downplaying this storm!

[@ydne]

This is The Man. However, are the higher than normal ocean temps being considered? Will it weaken before landing?

[@jaysway007]

Dennis is the best weather predictor out there! I do not even bother to look elsewhere! So many prior storms his advise was correct, when the other reporters on different channels were making ratings on fear... I love this guy in a storm 💯

[@Shivris]

Im glad I moved out of Florida 2 years ago. I decided to trade in hurricanes for tornados here in the midwest.

[@josh3.064]

I’m not sure what’s worst

[@psidvicious]

@@josh3.064 The direct path of either is worst.

[@primemover1416]

Don't forget snow and ungodly cold weather in the winter.

[@jesussavemetoday975]

I decided hurricanes are much much worse!

[@elvergia3714]

​@@josh3.064have you ever heard of sarcasm?

[@ivymorales6821]

Praying 🙏 for everyone out there .

[@ManChan-w5p]

Even me?

[@peterdurand753]

what makes you think this is part of gods plan

[@777logos2]

@@peterdurand753 she’s praying to keep all safe since you’re lacking understanding.

[@777logos2]

Amen Ivy, Amen 🙏

[@MokoDiak]

@@ManChan-w5p Definitely you

[@jr9232k]

Weatherman: "It can’t possibly stay this strong." Mother Nature: "Hold my beer."

[@unkatom]

No not “Mother Nature” at all. Global Warming turned out to NOT BE A “HOAX” after all.

[@email6743]

You just proved how a dumbed down society can become!

[@coltongropp1465]

Who knows, a strong northern wind could blow it away. They are just going off current data. That could change in two days for better or worse.

[@rafaelacash7]

average Floridian: “cat 5 hurricane? Nah, I’d win” 🤫🧏

[@shinymew2887]

CLOUD SEEDING TECHNOLOGY: “CHUG! CHUG! CHUG! CHUG! CHUG!”

[@JohnnyAngel8]

For comparison: 1969, Hurricane Camille - Highest sustained wind speed recorded: 175 mph. Lowest pressure: 900 mb. Second most intense storm to strike the US since records began. Major landfall area: Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Cuba. I remember the news. The Louisiana and Mississippi coasts were flattened.

[@keonisan]

There have also been models where it maintains Cat 5 until landfall. Just because it's never happened before doesn't mean it can't happen. It could also knock whatever force is supposed to weaken it out of its way.

[@growlith6969]

Practically no way it happens. Wind shear destroys hurricanes. There will be wind shear will be moving south down on it.

[@christykent3412]

Lived in St. Petersburg for a lot of my youth. Hurricane parties were what you did. I've grown up and life is so precious. I call Pensacola home now. Sand in my veins. I have learned to get TF to safety and don't play with mother nature.

[@10sec89]

The worse of every storm seems to be overnight.

[@hhhhj5831]

I’m telling you there’s nothing more scary than 100mph+ winds and debris slamming outside your home while you’re stuck with no power and it’s pitch black outside…

[@growlith6969]

I think people look around their house and say "How bad can it be, some water or whatever..." and never think about trying to escape with their life with zero light and water rushing faster than an olympian can swim against.

[@markmartin6856]

This gentleman gave us an excellent report. Thank you, sir!

[@feanacar]

Prayers for Florida and all of the hurricane and impacted areas.

[@BruceGorman-y5d]

BEWARE of so called downgrading! Don't let this give you too much confidence!

[@Dantheman2634]

It’s probably gonna get stronger on its way to Florida. It’s gonna be over water for at least a couple of days considering how slow it’s moving.

[@RoseanneSeason7]

​@@Dantheman2634gotta factor in the cold air closer to landfall

[@Dantheman2634]

@@RoseanneSeason7 It will probably be a category 4 minimum when it hits.

[@g.a.d6988]

That thing is practically moonwalking...slowest hurricane ever ​@@Dantheman2634

[@alvaroq2024]

@@RoseanneSeason7Exactly! This is why at landfall it will be a cat 3 hurricane. The cold waters closer to shore will slow it down from a cat 4 to a 3 and considerable less winds and storm surges. Still very dangerous in a mobile home. Cat 3 winds at 125 mph is no joke. I’m assuming mandatory evacuations for the greater Tampa area!

[@frankrodriguez9081]

This storm isn't weakening its getting stronger

[@ChadGentlemanReINCARNATED]

It might reach winds of 200+ mph…

[@danielz1666]

Cause it's still in the water

[@frankrodriguez9081]

@@danielz1666 and it still might make a landfall as a category 4 hurricane probably even stronger smart ass

[@frankrodriguez9081]

@@danielz1666 And it's the Gulf of Mexico which is quite warm.

[@frankrodriguez9081]

@@danielz1666 I can't stand sarcastic people like you

[@volooooo]

I like this weatherman.

[@belowfray5251]

DO NOT LEAVE YOUR ANIMALS. FIND A WAY.

[@erikkoski6129]

That’s the main reason I’m not going anywhere if I can’t have my dog and cat I ain’t going if I die we all die

[@bluchismoon]

Praying for you and your pets​, honestly. @@erikkoski6129

[@karenkoe7096]

@@erikkoski6129 Can you not take them with you in your car to a safe location? This won't last forever, surely you can live in your car for a few hours.

[@gbaum8272]

I will never leave a pet ever

[@erikkoski6129]

@@gbaum8272 same my cat and dog are my children and will be treated as such

[@mikelree57]

Thanks for the candid report!!

[@Justrapster]

2 hurricanes in 2 weeks Florida cant catch a break 😭

[@cycobern]

We say that evertime BUT in the Caribbean. We are used to.

[@raultrujillo4725]

Thanks Dennis your are the best.

[@xFresherThanAveragex]

Dennis you are my all time favorite meteorologist!!💕

[@donishianesby176]

In Cocoa here. I pray that everyone is safe and sound with their families. ❤

[@sherylchilders6]

Every hurricane we count on you in your suspenders :). I remember you being the last thing we saw on the TV for Irma before the power went out & you were still on there a week later when it came back on! Thank you!!

[@Iceman29-29]

When people ask me why there is no way In hell I would want to live in Florida, this is why….

[@tomahawk_nole1343]

Florida is GOATED

[@marygoff3332]

We've lived here for several years, and this is the first one that's really been a threat... The others have all been nothing burgers.

[@allensheets9369]

i live in florida

[@amcm15]

@@marygoff3332 you don’t remember Andrew or Charlie then …. Nothingburger 😒

[@tonycollazorappo]

Agreed, I've lived in Miami since 1963, I was moved from Brooklyn NY. I'm 63 now, can't really move now 😕

[@HoulieMon]

I don't have much use for ABC ! But I do like Dennis !

[@rn2884]

4 hurricanes in 6 weeks happened to me in 2004 in Central Florida. 1st generator purchased, I had to.. Charley, & Frances hit. No power for months! I visited my folks in the Panhandle, Ivan hit, went back home, then Jeanne hit.😮

[@beth8775]

I feel like he is staring down Mother Nature like a Matador with a red cape.

[@lynntfuzz]

Now it says 10 - 15’ for Tampa

[@sofiaruha1277]

Probably double,while near the full moon would almost be guaranteed the moon is growing in light,if you can secure at least your car do so in a parking garage.

[@Electric_]

@@sofiaruha1277it’s not going to be double that. A 30 ft storm surge would turn florida into Atlantis because the state is just higher than sea level

[@Tactical-hg7ov]

​@Electric_ I bet 20 foot is completely possible

[@tringuyen7519]

@@Tactical-hg7ovDoubt it. There’s a lot of wind shear just north of Tampa. Milton will weaken significantly before landfall. Probably just a cat 1 before hitting Tampa.

[@Electric_]

@@Tactical-hg7ov in the case of a Cat 4 direct hit I don’t think you can really go much higher than 15 feet. Eventually from a sheer physics standpoint the water can’t concentrate enough at a certain height.

[@christinamorales6887]

Watching from Big Sur, California

[@Gretelmarie]

Plz remember the animals in local shelters. We r desperate for help

[@KellyJoyCornelius]

How can people help???

[@jacquelinebardsley4361]

I donated to Humane Society International for animals rescue.

[@mariogilbert4260]

R U SERIOUS?!?!?! DO YOU NOT FATHOM THE CASTROPHE AND DESTRUCTION that is COMING and how its going to DESTROY PEOPLE'S LIVES.... and you're worries about "animals"?!?!?!?

[@ezekieledwards7092]

that the least important thing human lives come first

[@BennilocoLoves]

​@@ezekieledwards7092 😳🥺

[@Mrtutacloro]

Awesome job! Straight to the point with lots of details!

[@chuck32504]

At 180 mph I would say the wind is now just as important as storm surge.

[@email6743]

You didn't listen did you.. 😒

[@fountainoflivingwaters]

Was when I was in Guam for Omar. It was big powerful and it was this size.

[@adriannyc1]

His comments re: Hurricane Andrew were inaccurate. While it hit Homestead, it’s radius of devastation was greater than 5 miles. My home was more than 20 miles away, and most of the house was uninhabitable.

[@sailorlac]

Yeah, Andrew was greater than 5 miles! I was there.

[@jamesm568]

Andrew was a very compact storm though.

[@zillatattoo]

if only you had some kind of warning that hurricanes exist

[@matchagreeen]

@@zillatattooexactly where did they mention that they didn’t evacuate? Condescending a survivor of a natural disaster, it’s a great look on you. 💀

[@jebby16]

...and fast traveling.

[@krom820]

Thank you for such a clear, direct explanation!

[@thepickledfish3631]

I wish my parents would have never moved us to Florida because it just sucks with the sand , the heat and those hurricanes. I don't even like the beach with all of its crazy underwater animals.

[@Elijah-hv4pi]

Been in Fl for 30 years it’s never as bad as the news prepare us for but honestly flooding and power outages are what I usually see happens whenever he have a major hurricane.

[@kingleeky777]

It’s 10 -15 ft of surge for Tampa don’t downplay the storm surge

[@keksterbojester818]

What does that mean exactly

[@turinturambar8622]

​@@keksterbojester818it means that a crap ton of water will be where it's not supposed to be :(

[@DenizB112]

@@keksterbojester818lots of rushing water that’s about 2 floors high

[@ppmny7015]

Max Velocity has been right on with his Helene & Milton forecasts. 10-15 is the conservative estimate.

[@turtlenecksarepoggers]

​@@keksterbojester818 That means water levels are going to rise around 10-15 ft along the coast thus causing huge flooding. The National Hurricane Center estimates the surge will last 6-12 hours in the Tampa Bay area.

[@jordanc.3405]

Hurricane Milton right now has wind speeds of 185 MPH. If there was a Category 6 Hurricane, this would definitely be the one. This is gonna be a Barbaric disaster.

[@artistnyc123]

It's like Dorian a few years ago

[@Whyusemyname]

I think 192mph is the proposed cat 6 wind speed but I think 180 should be the threshold.

[@jamesm568]

Category 5 usually happen over open water as when the storm enters shallow waters it should drop down the category 4. The area where the eye wall is going to come to shore is going to push water quite a ways inland depending on the elevation. As long as the storm stays compacted It's not going to have as wide of a destruction area.

[@cinnamongirl3070]

No power outage for weeks please!

[@dnoe1]

I survived Andrew and experienced it.I wasn't in Homestead.2 tornados struck my house and the wind did play a factor.The destruction was unreal.

[@abundantYOUniverse]

I started crying when he said that we wont see 180 mph winds. Dennis saved my life twice in the past 20 years. I completely trust him.

[@janicem9225]

You should NEVER trust other people. Trust your instincts and common sense. They were ALL wrong about Helene. Wanna put your life in someone else's hands? 🙄

[@Champion-0717]

@@janicem9225i agree, i feel its gonna be a cat 4 landfall and not 3 like they all say.

[@pokFryRicebich]

It will be 130 or when it hits land relax.

[@Crismodin]

@@janicem9225 They said it would be akin to the great flood of 1912 yet people like you are spreading misinformation online because < checks notes > political differences and lack of critical thinking.

[@ktozy2149]

@@janicem9225bro I’d rather trust an expert than some dipshit dropout like you lol

[@Dan007UT]

This guy jinxed it. Its going to turn into a Cat 6 somehow

[@chriswilson9331]

Typhoon Haiyan 2.0

[@tringuyen7519]

There’s no such thing as a cat 6 hurricane. Any wind speed above 150mph is just called a cat 5. Hurricane center never consider Hurricanes exceeding 180mph.

[@Dan007UT]

@@tringuyen7519 * yet lol

[@beth8775]

​@@tringuyen7519Actually, they are considering adding Cat 6.

[@ystebadvonschlegel3295]

Exactly what i was thinking - you don’t taunt mother nature

[@PhilistineTheArtLuvr]

This is what I love about living in Florida, great stormy weather for great drinking! All those hurricanes, the dark sky, the neverending rains, the loss of power and the silence that follows it. All of it while I gulp down 1.75 liter of vodka sip by sip waiting for the sun to come up.

[@NerdySan]

Love you Dennis. You're amazing

[@mauallison7755]

He’s the only one I’ve seen so far underselling it. One should almost never speak in definitives. One thing I remember hearing many times is that Cat 5 systems can create their own environment and can be less influenced by other influences. I hope he’s right and it diminishes for sure, but I’m not sure if that’s the best message to send right now. The angle of entry and track before is rare.

[@happygolucky7777]

WOW 😳 This explanation gave me hope where most others put me in panic mode. THANKS ✅✅✅

[@danielgomes4754]

Denis you are the best!

[@AnthonyScarpa-er3sq]

I really feel sorry for the Floridians ! They haven't even recovered from Ian yet in Fort Myers 2 years ago. Hurricane Debby in August . Hurricane Helene just last week now this Monster ! This is why I won't live in Florida.. And it's this strong because it's over the warmest waters of all the Gulf

[@H3avyH3arted]

2:02 “If you get a 180mph storm coming in,… I don’t even know what to say, it’s never happened 😅” - 2024, The News Guy.

[@Lanelle_bella]

I'm just going to assume it's coming in as a cat 5. Last week they said it was just going to be a Tropical storm... a couple days ago it was only going to be a cat 3... and then it might turn into a cat 4. Yeah, it's a cat 5 right now.... I'm going to assume the worst and it's coming in as a cat 5.

[@Music_Blueprint_78]

We have a better chance of conducting your own statistics on this system.

[@Pumphouse652]

😮😮🤔🤔😕 Confusing have to watch the track and wind speed

[@psidvicious]

Prep for the worst. Hope for the best. Safe.

[@1307scooter]

Tampa is my hometown, in the 60 years I have lived here I have never seen a hurricane this scary. I just retired to the Philippines in June. I lived in South Tampa for the last 50 years. Hoping all will be safe.

[@zmblion]

The weather man never gets it wrong

[@winesap2]

Nothing to worry about, bud. Darwin.

[@seanaxel1004]

This man keeps saying “it never happened before”. He’s playing with fire, stop jinxing it :x

[@JoeRichardRules]

Great reporting thank you

[@1RGD1]

Hurricane Ivan was a category 5 as well back in 2004, had a very pronounced eye too

[@Frankie_Zappa]

Why isn't this current administration STOPPING this from happening? The REAL president would get out his Sharpie pen and send it out to sea.

[@davidtalkovic9369]

Lmfao

[@PLRAHAPL]

Put tariffs on hurricanes and they will never show up !

[@jessem7556]

Excellent job ........i'm worried and in CA.

[@MarkLoveridge-w2x]

Thoughts are with you from uk

[@allensheets9369]

thank you from over the pond

[@patentexperts1675]

Well done weather reporting.

[@daninatia]

DONT FORGET YOUR PETS. please help local shelters if possible. Those poor pets don’t deserve to perish in this.

[@TactileCoder]

Blah blah blah. When were you when the asteroids wiped out the dinosaurs. My pet velociraptor had to deal with that. 😡😡😡

[@kimberlyhall7610]

Praying for all in this storms path.

[@anodyne57]

Already old news in this video. Prediction is now 10-15 feet for Tampa Bay and all points between Anclote River in the north and Englewood in the south. That's a huge stretch of surge and unprecedented levels in modern times for the Tampa Bay area. For comparison, the 1921 hurricane was only an 11 foot surge. Serious business considering the size of the population in harm's way.

[@SLHJR0390]

15/20 now

[@email6743]

You talk so proudly.

[@GarciaGamer1000]

I pray for everyone to escape Florida and be safe for everyone. Everyone, get out of Florida and survuve and be ok!❤

[@wisewomin]

😢praying 💜🙏 my sister evacuated her home in Tampa

[@marygoff3332]

Yeah, Tampa is gonna be hit the hardest by all of this because they're already soaked from the last one coming in...

[@wisewomin]

@@marygoff3332 💜🙏

[@LashawnaWilliams-y9n]

Radar image makes it literally look like a monster.

[@cycobern]

Is because IT IS. Puerto Rico, 2017 Hurricane Maria approached as Cat 5 and entered the island at 4. It’s 2024 and we still talking about it cuz hit us HARD. So, to everybody in those areas please, please check your local authorities for updates. If they tell you to evacuate: EVACUATE and be advised for everything cuz a MONSTER will knock soon. No joke. Be safe!

[@Honoriajoy]

Dennis is the MVP of weather forecasters ❤

[@cyantific1686]

Being a prior weather techschool dropout for the U.S. Air Force. I started making my forecast 2 days ago, and Im mad that I was 80% correct that its hitting us.

[@ssp1070]

I just left Tampa for Texas. The Tampa/St Pete area really can't handle a direct hit from a hurricane…and this is a Cat 5? And you know folks are stubborn. They're expecting it to hit above or below Tampa. People in low lying areas like pinellas and St Pete aren't going to leave.

[@shannahuffman4655]

Thanks for the update

[@lizgold5824]

Take important documents with you !!!!’ Very important

[@JustinPoland-r5r]

“Andrew”.., nuff said get out now

[@allensheets9369]

i remember

[@ZirandaHope]

Thanks for this

[@brettedgar6733]

GETTING PRETTY COLD, PRETTY QUICK.

[@JamesBraun-n1p]

Last time I checked the gulf waters was hot , this willmake the strom stronger . Daily checks we will see changes .

[@BLACKWOLF-1911]

I went through Wilma, the pressure in that storm was 854mb. Lowest pressure ever recorded in the Yucatan basin. Leave if you can.

[@bigpicturethinking5620]

The lowest pressure ever recorded on earth was around 875 or so I think.

[@neckbone3943]

Sorry but i lived in south Florida when Andrew hit. I lived north of the Dade Broward county line. We got all jacked up from that storm. 10-15 miles out didn't get anything??? This guy is nuts.

[@apassion2praise]

7 models show Milton staying at at cat 5. 9 models showings it will drop to a cat 3. This hurricane could turn insane.

[@slo_corolla]

This guy is excellent at explaining

[@philochristos]

What a beast!

[@tammyseaden1912]

😢❤my thoughts go out to each and everyone of you guys having this happen. Love from uk 🇬🇧 ❤️

[@jerryvalchine4213]

Excellent Analysis! God's Prayers West Florida.

[@moa8121]

If the grapefruit trees are damaged by the storm then the consumers that want grapefruit will have to buy the grapefruit from the Bahamas like in 2004 when a hurricane damaged the grapefruit trees. I bought the grapefruits in a Kroger in Louisville, Kentucky and they were very expensive; 3 for $7 but they tasted better than the Florida grapefruits and were very juicy inside and a dark pink with lots of juice!

[@JessicaD.-vb9ho]

The grandparents were snowbirds and used to bring them back, best grapefruit I ever had, I was so sad when their tree ended.

[@Needglory23]

Winds are increasing by 5 mph ever hour 😮

[@bhig3]

Thank you for using obviously differentiable colors.

[@WG-tt6hk]

No one talks about the 800 lb gorilla in the room. I.E. the tornadoes spun off by the hurricane.

[@911_In_Real_Time]

The fact that its maximum sustained winds right now are 180 mph already make it as powerful as an EF-4 tornado.

[@jillballantyne1870]

Historically speaking--Tampa BY HAS HAD A RECORDED CAT 4!!! 2X;S AND ONE IN THE1800'S AND AGAIN IN THE1920'S--IT IS WAY OVERDUE--PEOPLE HAVE BEEN "LUCKIER IN TB FOR OVER 100 YEARS.

[@kathleencook2279]

Denis Phillips can you give us an idea what the Jax storm surge may look like as the storm moves about the state?

[@madturk9140]

I’ve been through many hurricanes in Florida but this one has a lot of people scared. Like Dennis said, the storm surges are the big concern. The barrier islands in Sarasota and Manatee counties just got leveled two weeks ago. A bigger storm surge is just going to be devastating.

[@OmegaProjectZero]

“It’s definitely gonna weaken “ , you better pray it does when you say definitively

[@jebby16]

Treat this as a category 6 and you will be alright.

[@craig8638]

Why is the water so warm in the gulf now? Whatever could it be?🤔

[@frankrodriguez9081]

I guess climate change

[@cylonmode]

Godzilla...

[@TonyTrupp]

Yeah, 4-6 degrees above average. It’s pretty weird, almost like the climate is warming, but that can’t possibly happen, it’s not like we’re adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.

[@Rogerthatidea]

Probably hasn’t happened since the year 1100 or so. Damn Vikings who were farming in Greenland probably were at fault.

[@FloridaDCSVideos]

​@@TonyTruppRegional variations. About a month ago they were saying the Atlantic is 2-3F lower than normal for August/Sept and they could not explain why. Definitely the drop in ocean temp is due to global warming. 😅

[@Angelazul1997]

This is an honest and realistic meteorologist. Tells the truth on how it is. Unlike CNN meteorologist, stating the worst and escalating what is not as bad.

[@sunny7773]

We need to turn Florida into a National Park or something. It's just too dangerous. It's a piece of land that STICKS OUT into the open water, it's an awkward piece of land and needs to be addressed.

[@freddy7304]

You're free to leave.

[@jpowe2822]

It's port..too valuable to leave

[@mega-hb4re]

Agree 💯

[@charlesbuchanan697]

It will hit bay as a 3..but accelerate to 4 and move north for brief time....very damaging surge