The recent arrival of Hurricane Milton has led to a historic tornado outbreak, with meteorologists reporting at least 126 tornado warnings issued across Florida. As the storm approached, residents experienced a surge of tornadoes, with some areas seeing multiple incidents within just minutes. Experts are investigating why Hurricane Milton, unlike many hurricanes, spawned such an unusual number of tornadoes, attributing the phenomenon to factors like atmospheric instability and pumped moisture. This outbreak has not only raised concerns about the increasing frequency of tornadoes forming within hurricanes but also about the potential impact of climate change on these weather patterns. As forecasters provide updates, many are left pondering the differences between hurricanes, tornadoes, and cyclones in light of the havoc wrought by Milton.