NORTH CAROLINA: Florida bound hurricanes (Hurricanes) are currently being cited as the most powerful hurricane in human history.
Due to global warming, it is poised to hit US beaches passing warmer waters and is being likened to a devastating hurricane occurring in the 1935 Atlantic.
This storm has been included in the fifth category (Category Five). On Sunday, it shook the Abaco Islands and other areas near the Bahamas by a water spill. At that time, the wind was moving 300 km and at times 350 km per hour were also noted. Thus it has been declared the most powerful storm to hit the Bahamas.
Although the wind speed reached 270 km per hour on Monday, it is still the fifth tier. Experts have been unable to pinpoint its destruction so far, but they believe it will do a lot of damage and a person's death has been confirmed so far.
However, other news agencies have said that several people have died in the Bahamas. It is now moving toward North Carolina, South Carolina and Florida. The oceans on the sides have risen to a fifth of a meter and strong winds are blowing. In the meantime, if the wind speed increases, it will remain 240 to 300 km per hour in the next 9 hours. Never before has this been seen throughout the Atlantic.
Meteorologists have predicted more torrential rains and also reported financial loss from windstorms
