When and where Hurricane Milton's wind speeds are the highest
Hurricane Milton showed explosive speed as its winds grew by 130 mph in just 36 hours this week in the Gulf of Mexico. In the process, the hurricane astonished meteorologists as it powered up in the Gulf's warm waters, becoming one of the gulf's most intense storms in modern history.
Wind shear changed size, structure of Hurricane Milton. Then came the FL tornadoes.
Milton's structure began to change due to dry air and strong wind shear coming from the southwest. This caused Milton's wind speed to drop to 145 mph, still at a Category 4, and the official forecast has the winds dropping down to 125 mph, Category 3 strength, just before landfall.
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