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[Monday] Milton Becomes a Cat 5 Hurricane; Major Impacts to Florida Expected Wednesday & Thursday

   Posted by Levi at 1:24pm on October 7, 2024


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  • Tom says:

    Appreciate all the info. Seems like it’s just a waiting game now, to see how slow it moves along Yucatan before making the turn as it heads north east. Still feels like “somewhere south of St Pete”, but who knows.

  • ferret says:

    Sat just went down because so many people are watching Milton. 175/911 is crazy, and to think it could match Allen (1980) is crazy

  • Anonymous says:

    I live in Pinellas

    • Anonymous says:

      If where you live has water to the east, you need to evacuate and get at least 10 miles inland of that. Plant City and points northeast should be good, since I-4 is less congested than I-75 north.

    • Anonymous says:

      Me too! Out of town now but supposed to fly back Saturday!

  • Thank you sir…you have no idea what the knowledge means to the layperson
    They can prepare based on your guidance

  • Anonymous says:

    Can you address Atlantic coast risks next time? Will it remain a hurricane as it crosses the peninsula? Is there significant risk of storm surge and evacuation orders around the Space Coast and north?

    • Anonymous says:

      I’ve seen that Brevard County disaster prep folks are preparing for a low-end Category 1, so I guess they expect it will remain a hurricane during the entire crossing. Is there any chance it could sustain or rebuild to Cat 2 or 3 on the Atlantic coast?

  • Gail Carlson says:

    Thank you so much for your work! You’re doing a great service to the public . I’ve told everyone about tropical tidbits! We’ve relied
    On your science and forecast here in Sarasota since this past Saturday and it’s made such a difference in how we’ve prepared for Milton’s arrival. Only wish during the 48 hrs pre-hurricane we could get more frequent updates from you per day , but we’ll take anything we get and you’re able to share . Local meteorologist pale in comparison to your forecasting . My daughter’s a meteorologist from UM (Sea-Tacticts) and she turned us on to you . Please keep your incredible work coming !! From a lifelong Sarasota resident , thank you !

  • Josh says:

    Lakeland wind impacts, what should we expect?

  • Justin says:

    In case you decide not to leave. At least have a raft inside. A long time ago my area flooded. I had a raft inflated just in case. I was able to I float inside till it was safe to push geometry dash lite it outside to a safe area. Just a thought

  • Dennis says:

    Good work Levi as always. Your analysis is always greatly appreciated. If you’re in the path of this storm, you’ll want evacuate. It’s a no brainer. Stay safe, and good luck to all.

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