Hurricane Michael continues to hold America in suspense. Fortunately, Michael has become a tropical storm, but he has caused his journey, as was predicted by Florida Governor Rick Scott, "an unimaginable devastation".
The economic damage that the Hurricane has caused to the population is very high and there are already two deaths due to the collapse of trees, which have been cut down by strong winds. The tropical storm has stopped on the regions that have been hit by Hurricane Florance last month.
The winds triggered by the hurricane do not exceed 120km / h, but are still capable of causing enormous inconvenience, especially if accompanied by the intense rains that continue to unload on the southeastern states of the USA. Albeit more marginally, Alabama was also affected by the effects of the hurricane and, between Alabama, Florida and Georgia, already 500 people were left without electricity.
Prior to landfall in Florida, Michael had already claimed 13 lives in Central America. Moving up the Gulf of Mexico it escalated to category 4 and landfalls in Florida resulting in the strongest hurricane to hit Florida in the past 80 years.
