Miami meteorologist chokes up after seeing Hurricane Milton on radar: ‘Just horrific’
Before his noontime segment on NBC-6, chief meteorologist John Morales was checking the live tracking radar and appeared to get emotional about the storm’s magnitude. Milton is expected to hit Florida’s Gulf Coast this week, pushing up to 12 feet of devastating storm surge when it makes landfall.
Though the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area isn’t in the path for a head-on crash with Hurricane Milton, the possibilities of wind, ...
As Hurricane Milton approaches, cities like Miami and Coral Gables have declared a state of emergency to brace for the ...
As Hurricane Milton approaches, South Florida cities, government agencies, businesses, entertainment venues and other groups ...
Officials urged residents in the expected path of the hurricane to heed evacuation orders as the state mobilizes resources to ...
In September, Hurricane Helene shut down Tampa’s airport and delayed dozens of flights in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. The ...
South Florida is preparing for the effects of Hurricane Milton, which is expected to storm through the central portion of the ...
Hurricane Milton has intensified into a dangerous Category 5 storm as it churns across the Gulf of Mexico, with maximum ...
Less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene struck Florida’s Big Bend coast, Milton appears headed for the state. It could ...
Hurricane Milton has intensified into a Category 4 hurricane, with a dangerous surge threatening Tampa Bay. In a briefing ...
Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall as a Category 3 hurricane Wednesday night or early Thursday morning.
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