ALIENS created Hurricane Michael and left evidence – shock claim

ALIENS created Hurricane Michael and they left evidence of it in the formation of the storm, according to one bizarre theory.

Hurricane Michael slammed into Florida last Wednesday packing winds of up to 155mph.

The strength of Michael made it the third-most powerful to ever hit the United States mainland.

More than 600,000 homes were without power as a result of Michael’s impact, with authorities cautioning it could take days for lines to be restored.

But some believe the mega storm was caused by something more than nature.

UFO hunters believe they have spotted a strange skull in the satellite images of Hurricane Michael, believing this was a sign left by grey aliens.

Conspiracy theory website UFO Sightings Daily believes the shape in the eye of storm resembles an alien skull so similarly that it was no coincidence.

The blog, run by prominent alien hunter Scott C Waring, says that an extraterrestrial civilisation which is monitoring our planet left the sign there as a sort of signature for us to know that it was them who caused it.

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Waring wrote on his blog: “Often I say that storms, lightning, tornadoes and even earthquakes are sometimes caused by alien craft.

“Here we have proof that the hurricane was created by aliens too. Greys to be exact were the species that did it.

“It was a Tweet from Jim Dickey, a Morning Meteorologist for ABC7 WZVN, that first noticed the face.

“Then it spread from there. He caught this and and told the world about it getting loads of attention.

“Aliens control our planet and in more ways than I can say. They were here long before us, and they will be here long after us.”

However, some people were not convinced of the sighting.

One person posted on a related video: “Actually it is October. That could happen.”

Another simply stated: “Photoshop”.

Hurricane Michael hit land on October 10 as a Category 4 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale, one of the most powerful storms to make landfall in the continental United States since records began.

At least 18 people in four states have been killed.