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                    <video:title>The Science Behind Why Hurricane Milton Is So Powerful</video:title>
                    <video:description>Jane Castor, the mayor of Tampa, has little patience for local residents who plan to disobey the evacuation orders that have been issued in the run-up to Hurricane Milton’s expected landfall on Florida’s gulf coast on Wednesday evening, Oct. 9. “If you choose to stay in one of these evacuation areas,” she said in a CNN interview, “you’re going to die.”
Alarming? Yes. Hyperbole? Probably not. 
TIME editor-at-large Jeffrey Kluger explains why Milton is nothing short of a meteorological monster. </video:description>
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