The Fast One huracan Helene Past the golf courses of México in Florida, just a marejada ciclónica “insurmountable” In the northwest of the state, where many people live, rivers and floods recede for several kilometers on most of the safest EE-UU islands, from the Servicio Meteorologológico Nacional in Tallahassee.

I hope Helene is a hurricane Category 3 or higher By dusk on the Norwegian coast of Florida. In the first period of school, hurricane and flood warnings extended across the entire coast to central Georgia. The governors of Florida, Georgia and Carolina have declared Emergency in its states.

The meteorological weather service warns of short-term storms 6 subways and warning that they could be particularly “catastrophic and potentially deadly” in Florida’s Apalachee Bay. Añadió que los Frightening and so Torrenciales Creeks also plan for risks.

“Este pronóstico, si se comple, es a escenario de marejada de pesadilla para la Bahía de Apalachee,” the office said. “¡Por ​​favor, por favor, por favor, tomen en serio cualquier orden de evacuación!”

In Crawfordville, more than 25 miles north of Apalachee Bay inland, Christine Nazworth was providing fresh water, groceries and pre-cooked food at Walmart. As her family sought shelter at night, she hoped the Condado of Wakulla would send out Order of Obligatory Evacuation.

“I’m backing up,” he said. “The Lord is asking us. And all I have to do is get on my way.”

The city of Wakulla was one of several evacuation orders. On the Gulf Coast of Florida, school districts and several universities were canceled.

In the first hour of play, Helene made a 350-mile journey over Tampa, reaching top speeds of 93 mph at 12 mph, which the meteorologist said would require upgrading to a Category 3 hurricane or higher, meaning drivers were reaching speeds of 110 mph.

But Helene probably I am so weak that I have no time leftsu “fast speed that allows strong and tough Vientosparticularly in Rafagas, penetrate two tiers facing the safest US stadiums,” including the Apalaches Mountains and the Centro Nacional de Huracanes. The center emits low-intensity tropical torments in the north, such as Carolina del Norte, and indicates that much of the region can claim prolonged periods of power, downed trees and flooding.

Helene was exiled from the Mexican Yucatán Peninsula to the desert when she returned to the city of Cancún and left the city.

The torment took the form of martyrs in the Caribbean. In Cuba, the government prevented the electrical power plants in some communities from being up to 5 meters from the Bay of Cortés. In the Caimán Islands, schools in Cerraron were bombed and residents pumped water from flooded houses.

In Atlanta during the last weeks of the year, shoppers were just about to leave the stores at a downtown Kroger supermarket. The Atlanta National Meteorological Service is issuing flood warnings for much of the state.

Charles McComb said the outcome was difficult because Helene came closer to the city as it hit more than 250 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico. “It’s really unique that it hits the interior,” Charles said as he bought water, pans and meat for the mountain pasture. Without an embargo, the risk is that there will be no electricity. “Living in a place where there is no electricity, so that the light disappears,” he said.

Before that, Helene was at the sea Torment of Mayor Envergadura He said Phil Klotzbach, a hurricane investigator at the Universidad Estatal de Colorado, explored the region several years ago. Since 1988, three hurricanes from the Gulf have been even larger than Helene, known as Irma in 2017, Wilma in 2005 and Opal in 1995.

Hurricane conditions are in place 100 miles north between Georgia and Florida. More classes are being canceled in Georgia’s public school districts and at several universities.

For Atlanta, Helene was asked 35 years ago by Marshall Shepherd, professor of meteorology at Georgia University, to visit a large inland city.

It is possible that soil corridors will be created in the Apalaches, and heavy rainfall will occur in areas such as Tennessee, Kentucky, and Indiana.

Federal authorities have placed generators, food and water along with equipment for construction and recovery work and the restoration of the power grid.

Helene is the Oktava tormenta with the name of the Huracan period over the Atlanticwhich came on June 1st. The Nacional Oceánica y Atmosférica announced a hurricane season in the Atlantic a year ago, which, according to media reports, is high Ocean temperature recording.

The tropical torment, Isaac, formed in the clouds of the Atlantic and seemed to die in the middle of the hope that it had just completed a trip across the sea, possibly in a hurricane at the end of the week, as the meteorologists appeared. Isaac traveled 1,115 kilometers over Bermuda at a maximum speed of 85 km/h, just ahead of the Huracan Nacional de EE.UU. In Miami, their guests and visitors can head over parts of Bermuda and finally to the Azores at the end of the week.

In the Pacific, former Hurricane John turned the clouds into tropical torments and brought people to the desert zone on the west coast of Mexico. Authorities are issuing hurricane warnings for the state of Mexico.

John azotó the meridional coast of the Pacific at the last hour of the moon, caused by the muerte de al menos dos personasprovoke animal cruelty and claim lives in an area of ​​the western coast of Mexico.