This weatherman cried on air talking about Hurricane Milton. Why it matters.
Hurricane specialist John Morales broke down on-air as he was discussing the threat of Hurricane Milton on a local south Florida TV station. The "extremely dangerous" storm is a Category 4 hurricane expected to make landfall this week in the state.
This Meteorologist Teared Up On Air While Warning People About Hurricane Milton, And It's Heartbreaking
"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."
Moment weatherman John Morales breaks down in tears as he warns over Hurricane Milton live on TV: ‘This is horrific’
THIS is the heartbreaking moment a US weatherman breaks down in tears on live TV after giving a hurricane warning. One of the longest-tenured TV meteorologists, John Morales was captured on the
Veteran Meteorologist Breaks Down in Tears Reporting on Hurricane Milton
Hurricane Milton is barreling toward the Gulf Coast of Florida after setting a record for one of the fastest strengthening periods in recorded history. Longtime south Florida meteorologist John Morales has seen plenty of destructive storms throughout his decades covering the weather,
Florida meteorologist gets emotional reporting on incoming Hurricane Milton: ‘This is just horrific’
A Florida meteorologist, shaken by the looming destruction of Hurricane Milton, got emotional during a live broadcast. John Morales’s voice broke during his Oct. 7 broadcast on NBC 6 South Florida station WTVJ as he updated viewers on Hurricane Milton’s impending landfall.
‘Just horrific': John Morales becomes emotional over Milton's explosive growth
NBC6 Hurricane Specialist John Morales realized that Milton had become a Category 5 monster storm on Monday just before he went on air at noon. He paused for a moment, visibly emotional, and his voice shook as he expressed his disbelief.
How old is John Morales? Age explored as viral video shows Florida meteorologist tearing up Over Hurricane Milton barreling toward the state
A renowned Florida meteorologist, John Morales, was seen shedding a tear onscreen while reporting on the imminent Hurricane Milton.
Meteorologist John Morales’ emotional reporting of Hurricane Milton’s ‘horrific’ impact goes viral
TAMPA, FLORIDA: Meteorologist John Morales detailed the potential threat Hurricane Milton could pose during its landfall in Florida as a Category 5 hurricane. The seasoned meteorologist became emotional on Monday, October 7, and appeared to shed a tear while describing the enormity of a Category 5 hurricane's impact.
Meteorologist John Morales Overwhelmed by Emotions as Hurricane Milton Escalates to Category 5
John Morales, a prominent meteorologist known within the Latin community and across the United States, experienced an emotional moment during a live
‘This is just horrific:’ Meteorologists get emotional describing Hurricane Milton’s intensity
Florida meteorologist John Morales was blunt about how catastrophic Hurricane Milton will likely be when it hits Florida—and how global warming has fueled the storm.
Hurricane Milton’s magnitude brings veteran meteorologist to tears
Veteran Florida meteorologist John Morales teared up while reporting on Hurricane Milton’s strength and magnitude for WTVJ. CNN’s Rosemary Church has more.
Florida Meteorologist Explains Why He Broke Down During Hurricane Report
South Florida NBC meteorologist John Morales explained his emotional reaction Monday to Hurricane Milton’s strength and ...
Why Popular Meteorologist Choked Up During Viral Hurricane Milton Broadcast, as He Says He's 'Heartened' by Support
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A monstrous Cat 5: Milton's rapid intensification explained by John Morales
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Hurricane Milton a 'destructive' storm closing in on Florida: Live updates
Shelters were open in all 67 Florida counties, and authorities urged residents of evacuation zones not to attempt to ride out ...