Ken Kaye, in his article “Disaster Struck without Warning” (2003) he explains that for almost for two weeks, forecasters stationed around the Caribbean foresaw a storm that could cause massive damage, but lost sight of it which caused it to deal lots of damage to South Florida. Kaye supports his explanation by informing about different but similar situations, for example: people like Richard Grey and Robert Mykle studied and witnessed massive storms destroying towns and lives. The author’s purpose is to inform that storms can come out of nowhere even if they are spotted by experts, so that next time there’s a dangerous storm in your area you can be more cautious. The author writes in an informal tone for people who live in areas that are vulnerable