The powerful storm “Milton” reached America/ 5 million people were evacuated
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According to Mehr news agency, “NBC” announced that on the eve of the powerful storm “Militon” approaching the state of Florida in the southeast of the United States, in the largest evacuation in the history of the United States, more than 5 million and 500 thousand people of Florida had to They left their place of residence and settled in a safe place.
Local authorities, however, asked people to go to the nearest accommodation centers and not to travel to other states.
Meteorological experts warned about the occurrence of one of the biggest storms in recent years. Hurricane Milton, which formed in the North Atlantic Ocean, is expected to make landfall in the strongest state, i.e. the fifth degree.
The US National Hurricane Center has classified Milton as an “extremely dangerous” storm and predicted an initial speed on land of 270 km per hour.
Hurricane Milton is approaching the state of Florida while less than two weeks ago residents of the states of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina experienced Hurricane Helen. The number of victims of this storm was at least 200..
The American media announced yesterday, Tuesday, that the Gulf Coast of Florida is preparing to face Hurricane Milton and its predicted huge waves.
This storm will cause widespread destruction to areas that were damaged by Hurricane Helen 12 days ago and have not yet recovered from the wrath and destruction of Hurricane Ian that occurred 2 years ago.
Almost the entire west coast of Florida is under a hurricane warning as strong winds of up to 250 km/h are moving quickly towards the state, and the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico are adding to the force. They get it.
Milton initially reached a Category 5 storm with winds of 300 km/h, but was downgraded to a Category 4 on Tuesday. Experts say this natural phenomenon is still a “very serious threat” to Florida.
In this regard, US President Joe Biden declared a state of emergency for the state of Florida, and thousands of federal forces have been mobilized for rescue operations. Evacuation orders have been issued for towns and villages along the coast and residents are leaving the area.
