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Updated with Tampa mayor’s statement, Biden message and evacuation details

A new Tormenta Avanzaba lies off the coast of Florida, in the middle of the Polémica and the Torno of the Federal Court, where the victims of the devastating Hurricane Helene died off the safest US states a week ago.

Currently in the Gulf of Mexico, Milton has transformed into a Category 1 (out of 5) hurricane and believes it has a chance to transition to a “Gran Alcance Huracán” (Category 3 and above) before hitting Florida in the middle The Centro Nacional de Huracanes (NHC) will be discussed next week.

Milton’s exact plans aren’t entirely clear yet, but all state officials are helping residents prepare before they have a chance to intensify months ahead.

Authorities have ordered a mandatory evacuation in Pasco and Anna Maria Island counties, surrounding Tampa, and asked residents to evacuate all buildings.

President Joe Biden was briefed in advance by Milton and told him in a statement that his administration had prepared “recursions to save lives.”

The NHC was previously located in the north of the Yucatán Peninsula and reached the Gulf of Mexico between March and March.

“At that moment I was just waiting for Helene to be born in Florida,” Jane Castor told CNN of the Tampa Alcaldes.

Emergency services had to work diligently to support the many victims of this hurricane, the largest death toll in the United States since Katrina in 2005.

Helene, who finished at their highest level as a Category 4 Hurray, was informed in the media about the safest stadiums in the country 226 years ago and flooded the big gate.

The United States Meteorological Observatory (NOAA) has recommended at the end of May the duration of hurricanes, which has increased since the first weekends of June to November, and which turns out to be exceptional, with the possibility of crossing the entire country and to determine the hurricane category 3 o more.

“I am fully prepared” to face the consequences of Milton and support oversight by Federal Natural Disaster Agency (FEMA) Director Deanne Criswell.

“We are preparing for it to take several days even before (the torment) forms. So we’re going to head straight to Florida,” he said during a conversation on ABC.

“Desplegaremos recursos a la altura de las necesidades,” he added, specifying that the equipment was in play.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis reinforced the Dominican Republic as a state of emergency declared 51 of 67 county counties.

The NHC said that “precipitation failed in parts of Florida,” the Domingo and the Moon, including in front of my colleague Milton.

If it is “immediately necessary today to determine the exact height and location of the most significant impacts,” the agency has recommended the possibility of “destructive impact” and will conduct major bike rides next week.

This is a new hope, evoked at a time when the relevant authorities have brought an avalanche of disinformation over the last year to the victims of disasters on the safe side.

Republican ex-president and candidate Donald Trump repeated the sad accusations and was also recognized by the tycoon Elon Musk because the Democratic administration had diverted targeted aid programs from Hurricane Helen to the devastated zones to devote itself to a program in favor of immigrants.

“It’s ridiculous and just plain wrong,” the head FEMA director responded, citing the many rumors that have been circulating on social media about the topic.

Trump had convinced Carolina del Norte Democrats a week earlier that he was “intentionally not standing with residents of Republican zones.”

“This type of retórica is not suitable for humanity,” complains Deanne Criswell, concerned about the impact of these false notifications on the work of emergency services.

Those affected “did not bother with registration or need to register to receive the documents,” they said. “Yes, it has a significant impact on the coordination of our equipment (…) and is demoralizing.”

FEMA, like the authorities of Carolina del Norte, the stadium most affected by the Huracans, has created a page that deconstructs these false accusations, just as it was petitioning the Federal Council on the doorstep about the disaster that could be expropriated.