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Hurricane sally came to the United States and did landfall on the southern coast of the United States, reaching Alabama and Florida. The hardest hit, with strong winds and heavy rain, was Gulf Shores. According to the U.S. National Hurricane Center, the hurricane made landfall as a Category 2 cyclone, with sustained winds of up to 165 kilometers per hour. The concern is that it could cause “catastrophic flooding” in coastal areas, according to reports from downtown Miami.
#Severe weather The hurricane #Departure reaches the coast of Alabama and Florida.
In recent hours, floods caused by heavy rains and storm surge are causing numerous problems. pic.twitter.com/tJtPnusuoQ
– Measured | Tempo.pt (@MeteoredPT) September 16, 2020
The strong winds caused by this new tropical cyclone that affects the United States have caused power cuts in 400,000 homes and businesses. Sally is just the first in a series of other tropical cyclones that have formed in recent days in the Atlantic Ocean and have advanced towards the Gulf of Mexico.
The definition of loss. # HurricaneSally #Pensacola #Florida pic.twitter.com/QsbTKBlrI5
– Raye (@SeraneOnline) September 15, 2020
Hurricane Sally, in addition to strong winds and heavy rains, left a strong agitation of the sea as you can see in the video above.
Downtown Pensacola is UNDERWATER @weather channel @NWSMobile @cityofpensacola #Hurricane #departure #Florida pic.twitter.com/P0xgBo4joD
– Chris Brown (@TWCChrisBruin) September 16, 2020
You can follow the hurricane situation in the Atlantic on our website tempo.pt, in the Weather Warnings section. By clicking on the cyclone icon in the lower right corner, you can find forecast the course of the tropical cyclone, warnings and history of all tropical storms Since the moment.
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