Meteorologist Jason Dunning shows possibility of two hurricanes hitting the Gulf of Mexico, at the same time, on Facebook, which would be the first time in recorded history [PHOTO]

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Aug 21, 2020
Meteorologist Jason Dunning shared a nightmare scenario for the states on the Gulf of Mexico. He shared the possibility, on Facebook, of two hurricanes hitting the Gulf of Mexico, at the same time. This came with a disclaimer that this is highly unlikely to happen.

Meteorologist Jason Dunning shared a nightmare scenario for the states on the Gulf of Mexico. He shared the possibility, on Facebook, of two hurricanes hitting the Gulf of Mexico, at the same time. This came with a disclaimer that this is highly unlikely to happen.By Bossyy
Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer

The year of 2020 has indeed been one for the books, and there’s still another four months left. Few people could have seen coming what has taken place, starting right in January. Now, hurricane season is beginning to take place.

Already, Hurricane Isaias came, and it had a solid enough impact. If it didn’t do anything else, it proved 2020 is going to have an active hurricane season, if things keep moving at the same rate. A dangerous scenario was also shared.

Meteorologist Jason Dunning shared a post on Facebook, which went viral. He shared the possibility of two hurricanes hitting the Gulf coast, at the same time. With one storm covering Florida, also hitting southern parts of Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, and the other hitting most of Louisiana, and eastern Texas, Dunning said there is a very slim chance of this happening, but would be the first time in recorded history, if it did.

See Meteorologist Jason Dunning’s Facebook post below:

Meteorologist Jason Dunning shared a nightmare scenario for the states on the Gulf of Mexico. He shared the possibility, on Facebook, of two hurricanes hitting the Gulf of Mexico, at the same time. This came with a disclaimer that this is highly unlikely to happen.

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