Here are 10 wild facts and photos of Hurricane Michael's massive power

Another major storm is barrelling up the Gulf of Mexico toward the Florida panhandle and southern Mississippi and Georgia. Hurricane Michael is the second major storm to hit the United States this season after Hurricane Florence. Some areas are still struggling after Hurricane Maria in 2017.

It's been 13 years since a hurricane of this size hit the Florida panhandle, so there's an entire group of Floridians who may not have experienced a storm of this force before.

Here are some of the most shocking and frightening facts and photos about the storm that is about to hit the U.S.:

An estimated 20 million people in five states are going to be forced to endure this storm:

If it doesn't turn to go out to sea and continues to skirt the eastern united states and hurt even more coastal towns:

It's gaining wind speed and power as it quickly developed faster than expected:

Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL) called it a "deadly" and "dangerous" storm and told people to "get out" while they can.

He's not making it up. He's getting it from forcasters who are releasing updates calling the storm "devastating."

Storm surges could reach 9-13 FEET:

The seas are already rough and it's still 125 miles off the coast:

The Waffle House has already closed. That's actually a factor used by FEMA to measure the severity of storms. Read more about it here.

It kinda looks like an angry rooster:

As usual, the good people of social media had to take weather radars and turn it into something sexualized.