Hurricane Milton - A Living Nightmare for Puerto Rico Hurricane Milton would be a devasting storm, leaving the island with barely anything. Milton’s estimated death toll was around 3,000 to 10,000, as its storm surge up to 28 feet caused devastion in Puerto Rico. The island had to prepare, as a strong hurricane was going to hit. The Island would have no power for a YEAR, and no running water for 1 year and 3 months. The impacts of Milton would still be remembered as today. Most airports got closed due to the windefield being very good, which would mean that the entire island’s population CANNOT Evacute. As the storm approached.. well.. Around 20,000+ people are missing on Puerto Rico to THIS day (2030). After hurricane Milton, 50,000+ were missing.
Truly a storm to remember for generations to come. Milton's records would unfortunately be surpassed only 2 years in 2026, when several storms reached above 190 mph. Milton showed no mercy to any and all locations within its crosshairs, most notably Miami, Florida, which would witness utter devastation as a result. Milton would become the costliest Atlantic Hurricane on record before being surpasses by Adria not even two weeks later. It really goes to show how merciless mother nature can truly be. Despite being a fictional storm, it really showcases how we are at the mercy of mother nature.
The misery inflicted by Milton would be further exasperated by Hurricane Jerry's rampage through the Caribbean and eventually Bermuda and Atlantic Canada, in which Jerry made a 185 mph landfall on PR, a 165 mph landfall on Bermuda, and several c4 and c3 landfalls in Atlantic Canada. Puerto Rico, already battered by Milton the previous year, could do nothing but helplessly watch history repeat itself. Thousands more would die as a result, and the already terrible humanitarian crisis would only be worsened.
Milton, Nadine, and Adria are damn close to trillion-dollar storms in this scenario C5 wrecking the islands and into Miami or a strengthening C4 into NY Harbor is not something I ever wanna see lol. Not to mention RIP Houston again
@winsweatherupdates6702 The original idea I had for this animation was for it to be an absolute worst-case scenario, so I think those storms really kind of represented that idea lol.
What might have been 2030 Atlantic Hurricane Names Alberto Barley * Chris Debby Ethan * Francine Gordon Helene Isaac Jessica * Kirk Leslie Morgan * Natalie * Oscar Patty Rafael Stella * Tyler * Violet * William Auxiliary List Addison * Braylen Caridad Deshawn Emery Foster Gemma Heath Isla Jaxon * Kenzie Lucio Makayla Nolan Orlanda Pax Ronin Sophie Tayshaun Viviana Wren *
The list of 2030 IMO: Alberto Beryl Chris Debby Elijah Francine Gordon Harriet Ivor Jessica Kirk Leslie Morgan Naomi Oscar Patty Rafael Sabrina Tyler Valerie William
@PaperSmudge True. I made this animation mainly for fun. Though, I'm sure the damage or the total # of fatalities could depend on how competent officials were and how well the population was prepared. Though, I guess in the end, it would ultimately just be an educated guess.
What Might Have Been 2030 Names: Alberto Beryl Chris Debby Evan* Francine Gordon Helene Iden* Joyce Kirk Leslie Madalyn* Niona* Oscar Patty Rafael Sabrina* Tom* Vincent * William
@@airplaneboi77 I always figured that there would be some storms in the subtropics this year, but I really didn't expect to predict patty this well lol
Your animations are good !
Great animation! You’re pretty underrated :)
@CycloneForceJST Thanks!!! More animations coming soon!
Nobody is prepared for what's coming next...
Amazing can’t wait and yep this is gonna be normal.
Milton actually became a cat 5. 😳
180 mph/897 mbar.
NHC Reanlaysis: Issac is now 175 MPH,
Nadine is now 180 MPH, Milton is 195 MPH, Patty is 75 MPH, Alberto is 95 MPH, and Ernesto was 160 MPH.
Oscar is 160
Adria is 155
can't wait to see the normalness this hypo presents
From the hypotheticals I see, Francine wasn’t far off from most of them
This is a great animation also totally normal
Hurricane Milton - A Living Nightmare for Puerto Rico
Hurricane Milton would be a devasting storm, leaving the island with barely anything.
Milton’s estimated death toll was around 3,000 to 10,000, as its storm surge up to 28 feet caused devastion in Puerto Rico. The island had to prepare, as a strong hurricane was going to hit. The Island would have no power for a YEAR, and no running water for 1 year and 3 months. The impacts of Milton would still be remembered as today. Most airports got closed due to the windefield being very good, which would mean that the entire island’s population CANNOT Evacute. As the storm approached.. well..
Around 20,000+ people are missing on Puerto Rico to THIS day (2030). After hurricane Milton, 50,000+ were missing.
Truly a storm to remember for generations to come. Milton's records would unfortunately be surpassed only 2 years in 2026, when several storms reached above 190 mph.
Milton showed no mercy to any and all locations within its crosshairs, most notably Miami, Florida, which would witness utter devastation as a result. Milton would become the costliest Atlantic Hurricane on record before being surpasses by Adria not even two weeks later. It really goes to show how merciless mother nature can truly be.
Despite being a fictional storm, it really showcases how we are at the mercy of mother nature.
The misery inflicted by Milton would be further exasperated by Hurricane Jerry's rampage through the Caribbean and eventually Bermuda and Atlantic Canada, in which Jerry made a 185 mph landfall on PR, a 165 mph landfall on Bermuda, and several c4 and c3 landfalls in Atlantic Canada. Puerto Rico, already battered by Milton the previous year, could do nothing but helplessly watch history repeat itself. Thousands more would die as a result, and the already terrible humanitarian crisis would only be worsened.
Milton, Nadine, and Adria are damn close to trillion-dollar storms in this scenario
C5 wrecking the islands and into Miami or a strengthening C4 into NY Harbor is not something I ever wanna see lol. Not to mention RIP Houston again
@winsweatherupdates6702 The original idea I had for this animation was for it to be an absolute worst-case scenario, so I think those storms really kind of represented that idea lol.
Milton?
What the actual 2024 season was supposed be be like
@Eastsidet03 This was actually supposed to be a worst case scenario for 2024 lol. I started working on this hypo in like April.
Though, needless to say, I don't think anyone could've expected the actual activity thus far in 2024
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4:45 - 5:32 “A Preview”
What might be have been to 2029 Atlantic hurricane season
Arlene, Bret, Cindy, Don, Emily, Franklin, Gert, Harold, Idalia, Jose, Katia, Lee, Margot, Nigel, Ophelia, Philippe, Rina, Sean, Tammy, Vince, Whitney
Extra names
Adria, Braylen, Caridad, Deshawn, Emery, Foster, Gemma, Heath, Isla, Jacobus, Kenzie
Lucio
Makayla
Nolan
Orlanda
Pax
Ronin
Sophie
Tayshaun
Viviana
Will
What might have been 2030 Atlantic Hurricane Names
Alberto
Barley *
Chris
Debby
Ethan *
Francine
Gordon
Helene
Isaac
Jessica *
Kirk
Leslie
Morgan *
Natalie *
Oscar
Patty
Rafael
Stella *
Tyler *
Violet *
William
Auxiliary List
Addison *
Braylen
Caridad
Deshawn
Emery
Foster
Gemma
Heath
Isla
Jaxon *
Kenzie
Lucio
Makayla
Nolan
Orlanda
Pax
Ronin
Sophie
Tayshaun
Viviana
Wren *
The list of 2030 IMO:
Alberto
Beryl
Chris
Debby
Elijah
Francine
Gordon
Harriet
Ivor
Jessica
Kirk
Leslie
Morgan
Naomi
Oscar
Patty
Rafael
Sabrina
Tyler
Valerie
William
Beryl not being retired is crazy atleast irl
RIP Puerto Rico. Cause of death: Ernesto and Milton.
Puerto Rico may or may not be getting slabbed in my next personal hypo-
Not to be rude but no storm is gonna top the 1900 Galveston storm in the Americas because we have radar.
@PaperSmudge True. I made this animation mainly for fun. Though, I'm sure the damage or the total # of fatalities could depend on how competent officials were and how well the population was prepared. Though, I guess in the end, it would ultimately just be an educated guess.
What Might Have Been 2030 Names:
Alberto
Beryl
Chris
Debby
Evan*
Francine
Gordon
Helene
Iden*
Joyce
Kirk
Leslie
Madalyn*
Niona*
Oscar
Patty
Rafael
Sabrina*
Tom*
Vincent *
William
Hurricane Francine wasn't too far off actually. Same intensity but slightly different landfall location (off by maybe 200 miles).
It surprised me how close I was to predicting Francine lol.
@@HAAnimationsLooking back, Patty was INCREDIBLY accurate. You got almost everything right about it besides the Iberia landfall
@@airplaneboi77 I always figured that there would be some storms in the subtropics this year, but I really didn't expect to predict patty this well lol