Irish tourists flee Hurricane Milton's chaos—find out how we're weathering the storm!
Hurricane Milton is proving to be an ominous force as it barrels towards Florida, creating a stir back home in Ireland. The storm is set to combine with the jet stream after making landfall, potentially impacting Ireland's weather in the coming days. For many Irish holidaymakers currently enjoying the sun in Florida, it’s not just another trip to the beach but a frantic race against time to find shelter as Hurricane Milton approaches with significant ferocity. Travel agents have leapt into action, moving dozens of tourists further inland to safety, confirming that ‘safety is our prime concern.’
As Irish tourists are being evacuated from coastal areas, the Department of Foreign Affairs has issued sobering warnings urging citizens to stay vigilant and heed evacuation orders. Flights between Ireland and Florida are being cancelled as airports brace for what meteorologists predict could be a catastrophic storm. Local authorities are addressing the impending threat of life-threatening storm surges and flooding across the Florida Peninsula, sending waves of concern back home where Irish communities are staying tuned to the latest updates.
After getting through the chaos, tourists are reminiscing about their delightful time under the Florida sun while anxiously keeping an ear out for safety advisories. Southern Florida, known for its pristine beaches and vibrant culture, is now feeling the wrath of Mother Nature as she gears up for Hurricane Milton’s landfall. Despite the unforeseen challenges, many Irish travelers remain steadfast in their resolve to soak up as much Florida sunshine as they can before making a hasty return home - unless, of course, Milton has other plans!
In times like these, one can’t help but admire the resilience of Irish holidaymakers. They're packing their bags faster than you can say ‘craic’, but there’s always time for a quick pint or two (safely indoors of course) before heading to the airport! Interestingly, Florida often experiences tropical storms and hurricanes, and it’s part of an annual cycle where the state braces itself for nature's fury. But it’s not just the storms; Irish folk have a long-standing love affair with Florida, often flocking to its warm shores, seeking both adventure and sunshine, all while inadvertently testing their hurricane preparedness skills.
Did you know that Florida averages about 1.2 hurricanes annually? Plus, Hurricane Milton might just be another chapter in the book of yearly weather events that challenge us to weather the storm—literally! So whether you’re rooted firmly in your comfy armchair in Ireland or battling the winds in Florida, let’s keep our spirits high and eyes on the skies!
The storm will mix with the jet stream after it hits Florida and moves away from the Gulf Coast.
Bladhana Richardson told RTÉ radio's Today with Claire Byrne show that they had moved the 70 people from the coastal area to central Florida and they were ...
Travel agents are already working to move Irish holidaymakers from the path of Hurricane Milton as the storm prepares to make landfall in Florida.
Hurricane Milton is currently churning towards a potentially catastrophic collision along the west coast of Florida. Millions of people have been ordered to ...
'There is an increasing risk of life-threatening storm surge, damaging winds, and floods across the Florida Peninsula. Irish citizens in the area should follow ...
THE Department of Foreign Affairs has warned Irish citizens in Florida citizens to "remain vigilant" and "evacuate if told to do so" ahead of deadly H.
Flights into Orlando cancelled as airport shuts ahead of Hurricane Milton landfall late on Wednesday or early Thursday.