But part of Milton’s origin story lies in the eastern Pacific Ocean. The hurricane formed when the remnants of a tropical depression in the Pacific barreled east across the Yucatán Peninsula and met a stalled front in the Gulf of Mexico. The most recent storm that struck Florida after having formed in the same area — Mexico’s Bay of Campeche — did so in 1867.How common is it for a hurricane to move West to East in that region? They usually go the other direction, don't they?
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Edited by Victoria Watcher, 09 October 2024 - 03:17 PM.