Hurricane Milton Meteorologist Explains Why He Nearly Cried in Viral Clip
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The Florida meteorologist who went viral when he recently reported on Hurricane Milton’s potentially devastating impact tells PEOPLE why he appeared visibly emotional during the broadcast.
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While reporting on Hurricane Milton, a Florida meteorologist appeared to choke up while explaining the potential impact the storm may have. During his Oct. 7 broadcast, WTV meteorologist John Morales visibly appeared shaken as he spoke about Hurricane Milton.
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Veteran meteorologist John Morales explained what led to his emotional moment during a report on Hurricane Milton.
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Meteorologist John Morales became emotional while discussing Hurricane Milton's potential impact on NBC 6. Milton, currently gaining strength in the Gulf of Mexico, is expected to make landfall in Florida as a Category 5 hurricane later this week.
NBC Meteorologist Chokes Up While Reporting On Hurricane Milton: “This Is Just Horrific”
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Meteorologist explains why he choked up while reporting on Hurricane Milton threat
Meteorologist John Morales, who went viral for getting emotional on air while reporting on the incoming threat of Hurricane Milton, explained why he was choked up over the storm. “At that moment on television yesterday
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Florida Weatherman John Morales Chokes Up During Report On ‘Horrific’ Hurricane Milton, Blames Global Warming For Storm
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