Hurricane Milton, which passed over the Gulf of Mexico to Florida and across the United States, was placed on alert. Visibly soulful and relaxed on the border of the country, el Reconocido meteorólogo estadounidense John Morales In the last few hours I have created an ad for the question which Calificó de “unbelievable” and “terrible”.

“It’s a hooray, incredible, incredible, incredible” Morales said with the voice he heard and before touching her for that emotional content.

Morales, the host of the NBC 6 South Florida program, who recognizes the greatness of Milton and the repetition, time and time again, it is “terrible” that he saw the film, which in the last hours entered the fifth category was when he passed by the Golfo de México.

“Ha caído 50 millibares in 10 hours. Me disculpo. Esto It’s just terrible“, insist as you will.

Morales pauses for some time to breathe and insists on learning the details of hurricane preparation. “Los vientos máximos sostenidos son de 160 millas por a hora. Yes, you are in the Golfo de Mexico, donde los vientos, quiero decir, The mares, it’s incredibly, incredibly hot. “Record de calor, como pueden imaginar,” siguió.

The moderator has focused on what was defined as the reason for Milton’s complaints: “There is no need to impel this.” Global heat and climate change have only just arrived “They operate in a trusted community serving the Yucatán Peninsula, including Mérida, Progreso and other areas.”

This video only later appeared viral and several users were reproduced on X’s television at the moment.

After reproducing her angustia on social networks, Morales recorded at this point that she was convinced. “It’s a combination of fear and concern about future victims of these hurricane monsters,” he said.

The meteorologist was so precise that the large impact occurred in Quintana Ro, in Mexico, and in Florida, the United States, pointing out that years ago there was an “accumulation of frustration” due to the global impact on the Heat and weather were not to be expected ha hecho nada.

“Two decades ago, when we caused global warming and climate change, the extreme meteorological events increased and got worse, and it was not possible to mitigate global warming, which we say now,” he said and statements to Telemundo.