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WEATHER – From up there, the view is breathtaking. Including on “monsters”. As it approaches dangerously the coast of Florida (it is expected this Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning), Hurricane Milton was captured by the cameras of the international space station. As you can see in the video at the top of the articlethe ISS which is sailing 400 km above the Earth sent impressive images on Monday October 7.
Described as extremely dangerous, Milton surprised scientists with his spectacular intensification. In just a few hours, it went from category 3 to category 5, the highest possible according to the American hurricane center.
And although it was downgraded this Tuesday to category 4 after passing over the Yucatán peninsula in Mexico, it still seriously threatens the United States with its 250 km/h winds and the torrential rains that accompany it.
His arrival comes at a time when Republicans and Democrats continue to argue over the response of federal authorities to the cataclysm caused by Hurricane Helene, which caused at least 230 deaths in the southeast of the country. On site, the still traumatized residents organize themselves as best they can.
Some have made the decision to flee what could be the worst storm in 100 years in the region. “You have time to leave. So please do it”urged Republican Governor Ron DeSantis who speaks of a “fierce hurricane”. To facilitate these evacuations, the Florida authorities have announced that they will make tolls free.
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Result, gigantic queues on Florida highways.
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