Hurricane Milton, with winds peaking at 180 mph, is one of the most destructive storms for Florida. The storm has reopened discussions about introducing a Category 6 distinction as climate change worsens hurricane intensities.
Hurricane Milton, nearing landfall in Florida, has sparked debate on the need for a Category 6 hurricane classification due to its extreme wind speeds.
As Milton approaches Florida, the storm’s outcome may push further discussions on whether the Saffir-Simpson scale should expand to include a Category 6.