Extensive with several residents in emergency stage (Parrafo 4), last year of the NHC, mandatory evacuations in the coastal areas of Florida
The state of Florida recently prepared for the legend of Helene, a tropical torment that could cross its Juve territory as Huracan mayor after leaving the state’s weather services.
Tropical Hurricane Helene, which was located in the Caribbean, rapidly intensified over the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, as indicated by the Centro Nacional de Huracanes (NHC).
The organism had to have previously been exposed to a hurricane in the United States and reach a minimum category of 3 or 5 within the first three months before the golf vacation in Florida, safest in the United States.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency with 61 out of 67 residents and mobilized the Guardia Nacional.
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Residents of the Gulf Coast announced a partial evacuation order before the trip began.
On the last day of the NHC it was stated: “The great hope of Helene probably lies in the fact that a large area is affected by the tormentors of the torment.”
Aside from hurricanes, the organism anticipated an upcoming life with the possibility of flooding in the desert, as well as “potentially fatal accidents” in Florida.
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If Helene confirms the predictions, she will visit the United States more than a year ago.
The last time it was this great in the Idalia region was in August 2023, when it peaked at Category 3.
The NHC issued a hurricane warning for the Mexican Yucatán Peninsula and the Pinar del Río province in western Cuba.
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The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, which began on June 1 and ended on November 30, was only slightly more intense than expected.
Investigators say it’s likely that climate change caused the suffering to intensify rapidly, allowing it to thrive in an ocean with more energy.
