People Are Truly Stunned After Watching A Meteorologist Get Emotional While Reporting On The Severity Of Hurricane Milton
"Seeing the meteorologist crying on live News about the seriousness of the storm and the possible outcomes is soooo insane in my entire life I’ve never seen that before."
Hurricane Milton Meteorologist Explains Why He Nearly Cried in Viral Clip
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Why Popular Meteorologist Choked Up During Viral Hurricane Milton Broadcast, as He Says He's 'Heartened' by Support
The Florida meteorologist who went viral when he recently reported on Hurricane Milton’s potentially devastating impact tells PEOPLE why he appeared visibly emotional during the broadcast.
Meteorologist explains why he choked up while reporting on Hurricane Milton threat
Meteorologist John Morales, who went viral for getting emotional on air while reporting on the incoming threat of Hurricane Milton, explained why he was choked up over the storm. “At that moment on television yesterday
Meteorologist John Morales Breaks Down On Air While Talking About Hurricane Milton | Video
Meteorologist John Morales became emotional while discussing Hurricane Milton's potential impact on NBC 6. Milton, currently gaining strength in the Gulf of Mexico, is expected to make landfall in Florida as a Category 5 hurricane later this week.
NBC Meteorologist Chokes Up While Reporting On Hurricane Milton: “This Is Just Horrific”
As Hurricane Helene quickly intensified from a Cat. 3 to 5, NBC 6 South Florida meteorologist John Morales called attention to global warming.
Veteran meteorologist who went viral for emotional reaction to Hurricane Milton explains why
Veteran meteorologist John Morales explained what led to his emotional moment during a report on Hurricane Milton.
Florida meteorologist becomes emotional on air over Hurricane Milton’s staggering growth: ‘Just horrific’
Storm expert John Morales had to briefly pause in the middle of an NBC broadcast while discussing the storm raging over Yucatan, Mexico, and other states along the Gulf of Mexico.
Meteorologist John Morales Breaks Down on Live Broadcast as Hurricane Milton Reaches Category 5
Hurricane Milton has intensified into a Category 5 storm, with wind speeds reaching a staggering 257 km/h (160 mph), making it one of the most powerful hurricanes in recent history. The storm’s rapid escalation has sparked widespread concern among experts, who point to it as a clear sign of the increasing impact of climate change.
Meteorologist Chokes Up Reporting on Potential Impact of ‘Horrific' Hurricane Milton
While reporting on Hurricane Milton, a Florida meteorologist appeared to choke up while explaining the potential impact the storm may have. During his Oct. 7 broadcast, WTV meteorologist John Morales visibly appeared shaken as he spoke about Hurricane Milton.
Watch how Hurricane Milton's immensity breaks down veteran TV meteorologist
John Morales, a veteran meteorologist, became emotional while reporting on Hurricane Milton's rapid intensification, expressing concern for those in its path.
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Florida Weatherman John Morales Chokes Up During Report On ‘Horrific’ Hurricane Milton, Blames Global Warming For Storm
As of Monday afternoon, Hurricane Milton is predicted to reach Tampa as at least a Category 3 hurricane on Wednesday.
When a Television Meteorologist Breaks Down on Air and Admits Fear
John Morales, who has forecast weather for decades, went viral after choking up on air while discussing Hurricane Milton.
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Hurricane Milton, now Category 4, is nearing Florida and expected to make landfall a fortnight after Helene. Nearly 700 U.S.
When will airports in Tampa and Orlando areas reopen post-Hurricane Milton?
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Tampa Bay survived Hurricane Milton after reverse storm surge. Here's what that is
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