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Oh great, Florida's about to get milkshook by Milton while Nadine flirts with being a drama queen. Fucking fantastic.
Oh fabulous, another tropical spin cycle is revving up. Say hi to storm #93L, probably dumping rain like it's auditioning for a weather disaster sequel. Texas? Nah, you're spared this soggy spectacle. Someone else's turn to stock up on toilet paper.
Published October 9, 2024 at 1:58pm by Brandi D. Addison
Yet Another Storm Because 202X Said: "Hold My Beer"
Oh joy, just what we needed! Another storm is spinning up in the Atlantic. Thanks a bunch, Mother Nature. As if Hurricane Milton, set to slap Florida like a drunk ex, wasn't enough.
Remember Hurricane Helene, the psycho that battered the southern Appalachians a couple of weeks ago? Yeah, it was a Category 4 drama queen that smashed records and killed 222 people. Good times.
Now, we've got Invest 93L sneaking around with its buddies, Hurricane Leslie, Hurricane Milton, and some wannabe tropical wave near Cabo Verde. Track this stupid storm here.
The cherry on top? Even if conditions aren't great, Invest 93L might turn into Tropical Storm Nadine just to spice up our lives. It's like the Atlantic is hosting some messed-up storm party, and we're all invited!
Will Invest 93L Become a Real Pain in the Ass?
Probably not, but who knows? It's 202X, after all. It's about 300 miles away from Bermuda, chilling like it's on a road trip, moving northeast at 15 mph.
Forecasters said this year could be a record-breaking hurricane shindig. We're already at 13 named storms, with 9 hurricanes. Looks like the Atlantic is trying to outdo The Bachelor in terms of drama.
Better Get Your Popcorn Ready for Hurricane Milton
- Hurricane Milton: This Category 4 diva is flinging tornadoes around like confetti. If you're in Florida, get ready for a life-threatening storm surge. It's like a bad Tinder date you can't escape.
- Hurricane Leslie: Strong and mighty, but thankfully staying in the middle of nowhere. At least someone has social distancing down.
- Disturbance 1 (aka Maybe Nadine): Might turn into a storm, but will probably just wander off, feeling rejected.
- Disturbance 2: Likely staying weak, because even storms have self-esteem issues.
When Will This Hurricane Hot Mess End?
Supposedly, November 30th. But let's be real, 202X doesn't play by the rules. Stock up on canned goods and resentment, folks.
Stay tuned for more thrilling weather news. Ugh.
Read more: NHC tracking potential Tropical Storm Nadine as Florida braces for Hurricane Milton