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Florida's attorney general was just on MSNBC. She's kind of hot lol.
She was pissed off about price gouging on gas and water.
Any one that gouges in a time of emergency where lives are at stake are "Pure Low Bred SOB's"
Florida's attorney general was just on MSNBC. She's kind of hot lol.
She was pissed off about price gouging on gas and water.
The thing that has me worried is that the people of FL are actually giving a sh!t about this storm haha..
Usually it's "hell yeah let's hole up and get hammered!"... But for this one it's like "yeah, let's get the **** out of here".
Meh, I'm worried to an extent.
If anything bad happens, I know I'm not going to stay in the area next time. Flooding is the least of our concerns, but those coastal cities are going to take a beating and Key West is probably going to get demolished.
I left Tampa after work yesterday. A lot of graphics have the TB area being underwater soon...ran into a much higher than usual amount of traffic trying to take back roads north, through Citrus and probably Marion and on. Depending on what today tells us we could head to one of the many schools nearby so we're packed just in case.
I am really worried about the folks along the west coast, the Tampa St Pete area has not seen a direct hit from a Hurricane in a long long time. If you ever flew in and out of Tampa Fl. and looked out the window there are 100's and 100's of home on man made and barrier islands sitting 3 to 5 feet above high tide. Lord have mercy on these folks.
FYI: Barrier islands were made by Hurricanes over time.
Yep.The thing that has me worried is that the people of FL are actually giving a sh!t about this storm haha..
Usually it's "hell yeah let's hole up and get hammered!"... But for this one it's like "yeah, let's get the **** out of here".
People, experts included, have been saying it for years. Any major impact for Tampa-St. Pete would be devastating. Incredibly susceptible geography and woefully underprepared. Storm surge is going to be really, really bad. I don't know why anyone would stick around in Pinellas or Hillsborough right now.I am really worried about the folks along the west coast, the Tampa St Pete area has not seen a direct hit from a Hurricane in a long long time. If you ever flew in and out of Tampa Fl. and looked out the window there are 100's and 100's of home on man made and barrier islands sitting 3 to 5 feet above high tide. Lord have mercy on these folks.
FYI: Barrier islands were made by Hurricanes over time.
I went up a few counties to my family and we're on a pretty good-sized hill so I'm not too worried about flooding, but winds and tornadoes are still concerning.Thinking of you man, be safe and if it heads up the west side, get gone to high ground asap.
I'm glad you got out bud.I went up a few counties to my family and we're on a pretty good-sized hill so I'm not too worried about flooding, but winds and tornadoes are still concerning.
I'm in the dead center of Georgia but I'm under a state of emergency here where I am. but it will likely just be the bad side effects of the storm here. Everyone please be safe.
Take care and keep us informed.I'm on the western line of GA almost in AL and now the eye is headed straight for my town. Hurricane winds will be gone by then, but 50mph winds on my property could make bad things happen. I live with a lot of tall trees. As of this morning, I'll bet both of us will lose power at some point.
Be safe! Praying for everyone especially FL.
Stay safe my Floridian friends. It's about to get real.
now that's serious right there.. withdrawals I hope that is the worst everybody gets down there.I just wanna watch some damn football or GRC or something but every broadcast network is showing coverage and streaming sucks.
Never fear. The only one I have planned is for the last race.Please don't have any bonus questions on Big Dawgs........Irma is coming over us and may be without electric for a while.
In Miami Beach, one shirtless man wearing hot pink arm floaties tied himself to a pole and declared that’s where he planned to ride out the storm. Some people within earshot laughed. Others rolled their eyes. One called him, “stupid as (expletive.)”
From FOX news.
Actually, having the eye just off the West coast is just about the worst. The whole state will just get raked from bottom to topNew track is bad for @Johali. Might not even hit Florida's west coast at all.
Hope you've left Alabama, Johali.
Actually, having the eye just off the West coast is just about the worst. The whole state will just get raked from bottom to top
Exactly.Not hitting land means the storm won't weaken.
New track is bad for @Johali. Might not even hit Florida's west coast at all.
Hope you've left Alabama, Johali.
Actually, having the eye just off the West coast is just about the worst. The whole state will just get raked from bottom to top
We're deciding what to do this morning. We still have plenty of time.Not hitting land means the storm won't weaken. When it hits the "Florida Panhandle" (AKA South Alabama), it might still be a Cat 3.
Get the toys hitched up and things set out that you need to take. Saves time and you can roll faster.We're deciding what to do this morning. We still have plenty of time.
We're deciding what to do this morning. We still have plenty of time.
Wishing all the best for you and your lady Ken.This is our first hurricane. I definitely would have done things differently had we felt there was no urgency but we felt it best to get outa Dodge before gas and traffic tied things up in knots. Right now we are discussing what we will do next. It is doubtful we'll have anything left to return to but I keep hoping ...................and realize from here on in, it is out of our control.
You and the Mrs. and the fur baby are safe --- nothing else matters. It's all just "stuff" --- sentimental stuff, I know. But you can't be replaced.This is our first hurricane. I definitely would have done things differently had we felt there was no urgency but we felt it best to get outa Dodge before gas and traffic tied things up in knots. Right now we are discussing what we will do next. It is doubtful we'll have anything left to return to but I keep hoping ...................and realize from here on in, it is out of our control.
We're loaded up, hitched up and ready to go. The highways to the west are clear and there's plenty of gas so no problems there. It looks like It's going to go in east of Apalachicola. If it does we're all good.Get the toys hitched up and things set out that you need to take. Saves time and you can roll faster.
Stay safe.
But I don't need to tell you that --- not your first rodeo. LOL