Bridges don't close until tropical storm winds hit. Just like the airport.Im in Naples, and I had a room in sarasota, and they cancelled it saying they closed down the bridges. That's not true, is it? I don't have anywhere to go, now.
Bridges don't close until tropical storm winds hit. Just like the airport.Im in Naples, and I had a room in sarasota, and they cancelled it saying they closed down the bridges. That's not true, is it? I don't have anywhere to go, now.
Damn. Moving out of Florida does sound really tempting.
Maybe if I ever pay off my house, I'll flip it and retire somewhere in Minnesota or something.
Couldnt get to the condo, so im stuck here in Fort Lauderdale :/
I thought it was east of Federal Highway (US1)?
I'm currently in Italy in my honeymoon and did not prepare my house for the hurricane. I'm expecting the worst already and my cars, movie and videogame collection, furniture, basically everything to be destroyed by the wind or flooded.
This sucks, when I return home I'm expecting to be homeless if that thing really comes right down the middle as a Category 5.
At least me and the wife are safe, everyone stay safe out there.
Might be thinking ahead a bit here, but planning for the future comforts me a bit, rather than sitting around worried if I'll die.
If I decided to peace out of FL after this, what places in the USA are worth living in these days? Ones with an untwistable hurricane?
I'm leaving to southern Oregon in November. Already bought my ticket. Hopefully this will be my last hurricane before I leave.Might be thinking ahead a bit here, but planning for the future comforts me a bit, rather than sitting around worried if I'll die.
If I decided to peace out of FL after this, what places in the USA are worth living in these days? Ones with an untwistable hurricane?
Couldn't you get a Family member or Neighbor to atleast set up shutters for your House?
Man that sucks, hopefully your house will be safe when you return.
Yeah, to be honest, after Harvey and Irma, I can't see a long-term exodus from the Gulf Coast not happening. And at this rate, might not even need to be long-term for Florida. :/
Might be thinking ahead a bit here, but planning for the future comforts me a bit, rather than sitting around worried if I'll die.
If I decided to peace out of FL after this, what places in the USA are worth living in these days? Ones with an untwistable hurricane?
Check with your local disaster management Twitter etc. I've seen them repeatedly correcting misinformation, and telling people causeways DO NOT close down before the storm. They are dangerous, but they are not closed.Im in Naples, and I had a room in sarasota, and they cancelled it saying they closed down the bridges. That's not true, is it? I don't have anywhere to go, now.
Ug, my mom lives in Sarasota and isn't leaving. Hopefully the Hurricane will die down enough for her to be safe by the time it makes it half way up the Florida.
Might be thinking ahead a bit here, but planning for the future comforts me a bit, rather than sitting around worried if I'll die.
If I decided to peace out of FL after this, what places in the USA are worth living in these days? Ones with an untwistable hurricane?
This is a little bit of good news for the east coast, right?high res latest euro
It gets better for the more populated east coast and potentially for people evacuating on 95 I'd imagine.The continuous western tilt just makes the situation worse and worse. South Florida is still going to get slammed but now the entirety of the west coast is going to get it too.
I thought more people were on 75?It gets better for the more populated east coast and potentially for people evacuating on 95 I'd imagine.
This is a little bit of good news for the east coast, right?
This is a little bit of good news for the east coast, right?
I'm not sure, but I do think more people live on the east coast in general. Western Florida is rather spread out.I thought more people were on 75?
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They all are getting on I-10 if they're north of Orlando and all the Miami people were taking 95->turnpike->75 was the impression I got. 75 will take you to Atlanta, 95 to savannah which is still on the coast. Idk. Either way it's gonna suck for one of the coasts...unless what if it keeps moving west and misses Florida altogether 🤔🤔🤔🤔I'm not sure, but I do think more people live on the east coast in general. Western Florida is rather spread out.
It's always going to be bad for someone, but I was just pointing out it's not pure bad news.
It's also chock full of republican shitheads.If you can deal with the unbearable heat in the summer, Arizona doesn't have any natural disasters, it's beautiful, affordable, and has lots of stuff to do. Me personally, I got real tired of the summers though.
Irma moving west means that the eastern coast hits the northeastern portion of the hurricane, which is one of the worst parts. It's very bad.
Pretty much everywhere in the U.S. has Republicans, though. I'm pretty sure it's less a state by state thing and more a city-vs-rural thing.It's also chock full of republican shitheads.
Leaving can be more dangerous than staying in certain situations. As long as she's not in an evacuation zone or a mobile home, she'll probably be fine. Storm surge shouldn't be too bad on the gulf side.
Did Florida enact any interstate contraflows? It doesnt look like they did judging from footage.
They're trying hard not to and are not expected to. They will open the left and right shoulder lanes for traffic before doing that is what I heard two days agoDid Florida enact any interstate contraflows? It doesnt look like they did judging from footage.
Man thats super rare.Disney just announced the Disney World Parks will be closed on Sept 10th and 11th.
Fucking CNNOh no the hurricane has gone nuclear
Typical CNNOh no the hurricane has gone nuclear
Oh no the hurricane has gone nuclear
NK can't keep getting away with this.Oh no the hurricane has gone nuclear
Oh no the hurricane has gone nuclear
its not nuclear until it destroys turkey point
No. Look at the wind speeds.