허리케인 밀턴: 상륙 및 바람 영향 업데이트

### 허리케인 밀턴이 육지로 접근합니다: 강풍 특보 및 경보
* 🌪 허리케인 밀턴의 북쪽 눈 벽은 현재 **사라소타에서 약 40마일 떨어진 해안을 따라 해안을 휩쓸고 있으며, 눈의 중심은 상륙이 임박**했음을 나타냅니다.
* 💨 바람 보고서는 5분마다 업데이트되고 있으며, **사라소타와 에그몬트 수로 근처에서 돌풍이 77 MPH에 이르는 등 풍속이 크게 증가**하고 있습니다.
* ⚠ 강풍 경보가 예상되며, 지속되는 바람이 **시속 100~115마일**에 달할 것으로 예상되므로 **토네이도 경보 시와 유사한 예방 조치**가 필요합니다.
* 🏠 강풍 발생 시 날아다니는 파편은 심각한 부상 위험을 초래할 수 있으므로 주민들은 **창문에서 멀리 떨어진 실내에 머무는 것**이 좋습니다.
* 🌊 홍수 경보가 **파스코와 에르난도 카운티로 확대**되었으며, 폭풍으로 인해 지역 전역에 **심각한 바람 피해**가 발생할 것으로 예상됩니다.
* 📈 폭풍이 육지로 이동함에 따라 약화될 수 있지만, 특히 상륙에 가장 가까운 지역에서는 여전히 **시속 111마일 이상의 강풍**이 불 수 있습니다.
* 🌀 최신 주의보에 따르면 **폭풍 주위의 풍속이 120마일로 강해지고 기압이 약간 약해지면서 폭풍이 15마일로 북동쪽으로 이동**하고 있어 향후 몇 시간 내에 상륙할 수 있다는 신호입니다.
* ⏳ 상륙 후에도 몇 시간 동안 영향이 지속되고 상황이 계속 진화하고 있으므로 주민들은 **경계를 늦추지 말아야** 합니다.

허리케인 밀턴의 상륙이 임박하여 해안가에 극심한 강풍과 홍수 경보가 내려지고 있습니다.

Yes. Yes. So, Courtney, Dave, everybody at home. Uh, we do have that northern eye wall that's starting to get onto the coast. It's brushing the coast right now. Uh, the center of the eye is about 40 miles offshore from Sarasota. So, we're getting pretty close to landfall here. Now, these stats will be up. It's being updated every hour, but I wanted to show you some, uh, wind reports that we're receiving. First, let me show you where that, where we're talking about here. So, all the maroon boxes that you see, those are our flood warnings, which, by the way, they also have been extended northward into Pasco and Hernando County. But here it is, here's the center of the storm. The winds will continue to get stronger here as the eye wall moves onshore, which we're seeing happening right now. These wind reports, I've been updating them basically every five minutes. As I

uh, refresh the page. I'm starting to see winds jump up more and more. Sarasota and brain had a great example here closest again, 40 miles offshore the center of the eye of the storm. I had winds about 5, 10 minutes ago that were 66 MPH, jumped up to 77 MPH. So again, we have to have those gusts that are, um, sustained for a certain amount of time to actually clock in and they, they just keep rolling in. We also had Egmont channel. That was one of the earlier, uh, stronger gusts that we saw at 77 MPH. Albert Whitted 66 mile per hour gusts, Saint Pete Clearwater, 61 which is even be higher than that because I grabbed that one about 10 minutes ago, Venice 68 mile per hour gusts. So we're talking tropical storm force winds, hurricane force winds are anticipated soon. Uh And again, we were talking about that uh,

extreme wind warning that the National Weather Service said that they likely will be issuing for parts of the area as Milton continues to make its way on sh sh. So what that means is there's extreme hurricane winds that are imminent or happening, and they're expecting sustained winds of 50, 100, and 15 MPH or greater. And that's when they will issue that warning. Of course, once we get those warnings, we will, uh, provide them to you, and what you need to treat this as is you need to treat this as it would be a tornado warning. Although it's not a rotating wind, these winds will be just as strong as a tornado, if not stronger. And you need to get inside and room away from windows because, again, the uh number one way that people are injured during strong wind events is flying objects, projectiles, glass breaking, window shattering, whatever it may be. So, again, if you are under the extreme wind warning, what's your non-issued right now?

But we're getting pretty close with the 77-mile-per-hour gusts that we're receiving. Once we reach that threshold of 100 to 115-mile-per-hour gusts, that are sustained, sustained winds, I should say, that's when we could expect that extreme wind warning to be issued. Now, as far as the wind impacts, the highest impact will be stretching from coast to coast here as Milton continues to move onshore. Because don't forget, even as the storm does weaken past that category three status, once it moves on land, these systems, we can very quickly because they are warm water storms, they love that warm basin, right? But once they move onto land, they quickly weaken. Well, that still means that we will have winds that are 111-mile-per-hour winds in excess in some spots in this area right here. Of course, the area impacted the most with that landfall. But this red area right here, we have winds 95 to 110 possible.

So again, if you have that wind report coming into your region, you need to treat it seriously as far as the watches and warnings. The rest of the area, not much change for our hurricane warning, still taking up a large portion of the peninsula here. Um, our surge numbers have started to change a little bit, but they are still very high and comparable to what we had for Helene as far as uh forecast winds. This is our model here. Our in-house model, let's go forward a little bit more as this eye continues to make its way onto the coast. Again. Usually when we have the eye that moves on shore and it's considered landfall when we have that perpendicular uh center point, that's when we will see some calming. Usually, people say, oh man, uh it's, it was calm, it was beautiful. It's really around the eye wall that we really have to be concerned. And of course, the diameter of that eye, right.

So we have the front or eye wall, we have the back eye wall, and the center of the storm usually does have calmer conditions, but it doesn't last long. It depends on how wide that diameter of the storm is. So as the storm continues to push off to the east, those winds will follow it and the threats of wind damage along with it. So again, here's a closer look at the radar. I wanted to see if we could get our flood warnings up here. So here's all those weather alerts, the flood warnings again, in that maroon color. I know there's a lot to look at have been extended. Originally, we had it for De Soto, Hardy, High Hillsboro, Manatee, and Polk. So it did get extended into Pasco and portions of Hernando County. We also have that tornado watch, but again, the tornado threat hasn't been as large. Now, we're just concerned with the winds associated with the hurricane.

So, latest on hurricane Milton. Here again, this is the 6 p.m. advisory. We are waiting for the seven o'clock advisory coming out every hour. Winds 120 MPH around the storm and pressure is greater than it was earlier. So that indicates some slight weakening and the storm is moving northeast at 15 MPH. So we're not too far away from landfall. I would say within the next few hours here, we will be talking about landfall and seeing the impacts from there. And don't forget, once we get landfall, the impacts will follow for a few hours after that. That doesn't mean we're necessarily in the clear, guys.

Tracking Hurricane Milton: Wind reports, potential impacts

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허리케인이 해안에 미치는 영향

허리케인의 북쪽 눈 벽은 사라소타에서 40마일 떨어진 해안을 중심으로 해안을 스치고 있습니다.

홍수 경보가 파스코와 헤르난도 카운티까지 북쪽으로 확대되었습니다.

새러소타의 풍속이 시속 66마일에서 77마일로 급증하고 다른 지역에서도 비슷한 강풍이 보고되는 등 돌풍이 증가하고 있습니다.

기상청에서는 밀턴이 접근함에 따라 50~115마일의 강풍이 지속될 것으로 예상되는 강풍주의보를 발령할 가능성이 높습니다.

이러한 강풍은 토네이도만큼이나 위험하며 날아오는 물체와 깨진 유리로 인해 부상을 입을 수 있습니다.

가장 큰 바람의 영향은 해안에서 해안까지 느껴질 것이며, 일부 지역에서는 시속 111마일이 넘는 바람이 불 것으로 예상됩니다.

이 지역의 풍랑 특보는 허리케인 헬렌에 버금가는 높은 해일 수치와 강풍이 예상되는 등 심각한 상황입니다.

폭풍의 눈이 육지로 이동하면서 일시적으로 평온한 상태가 이어지고 있지만, 실제 우려되는 것은 눈의 벽과 폭풍의 지름입니다.

홍수 경보가 추가 카운티로 확대되었으며 토네이도 주의보가 발령되었지만, 허리케인과 관련된 바람이 여전히 주요 관심사입니다.

허리케인 밀턴은 시속 120마일의 강풍을 동반한 채 15마일로 북동쪽으로 이동 중이며, 약간 약화되고 있습니다.

이 폭풍은 앞으로 몇 시간 내에 상륙할 것으로 예상되며, 이후에도 몇 시간 동안 영향이 계속될 것으로 보입니다.

상황은 여전히 위험하며 상륙 후에도 이 지역의 상황은 아직 명확하지 않습니다.