Weather Channel's Super Bowl Metaphor Highlights Hurricane Milton's Power

Meteorologist Paul Goodloe likened the storm's calm eye to the Atlanta Falcons' infamous Super Bowl LI collapse.

Paul Goodloe of The Weather Channel used a sports metaphor to explain the eye of Hurricane Milton, comparing it to the Atlanta Falcons' halftime lead in Super Bowl LI.
The metaphor referenced the Falcons' historic loss to the New England Patriots, drawing parallels to the potential resurgence of the storm.
Hurricane Milton made landfall near Sarasota, Florida, bringing winds over 80 MPH and more than eight inches of rain.
The storm has left over 3 million residents in Florida without power as it continues to move inland.
Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, home of the Tampa Bay Rays, suffered severe damage as the stadium's roof was torn off by the storm's winds.