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Klunk1234 10-09-2018 05:01 PM

Hurricane Michael
 
To all the Floridians who live upstate:

Please be safe and evacuate, if is necessary and don't forget your pets. They are also family. Michael is a very dangerous storm.

TigerClaw 10-09-2018 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Klunk1234 (Post 1779516)
To all the Floridians who live upstate:

Please be safe and evacuate, if is necessary and don't forget your pets. They are also family. Michael is a very dangerous storm.

I'll be fine. Its heading to North Florida and to the Panhandle. so all of Miami Date County and such are fine.

Klunk1234 10-10-2018 10:50 AM

South Florida is safe. Irma was scary. Poor people from the Panhandle, they will have another hurricane since Charley in 2004. Hurricane Michael's winds are 150 mph.:o

IndigoErth 10-10-2018 11:26 AM

It's crazy how fast some of these storms can grow. Cat 4? What the hell. The gulf isn't THAT big. Not compared to the size of most hurricanes, it's basically just a puddle to cross, and yet I guess a very hot puddle that feeds them like crazy. :ohwell:

Glad that a friend about an hour outside Orlando shouldn't have much impact compared to the panhandle, but being on that east side of it... Yeah, I hope she hadn't started her outdoor Halloween decorating yet. Were it me, I'd be so annoyed to have to take it all down just in case.

MikeandRaph87 10-12-2018 04:24 PM

People prepared for Florence, but Michael stuck up on us.

IndigoErth 10-12-2018 05:00 PM

That sucker also held in there like heck. Still a tropical storm last night all the way up at the Chesapeake Bay. Most of them downgrade to a depression relatively quick, but that one... geeze. Is this a record for staying power? (Used to those that come in at the gulf more often exiting back to the ocean over my region, but they're always just a depression, or less, by then.) I'm curious if it will try to regain any steam now that it has hit the ocean again. :ohwell:

Poor Florida and others. Hope the areas affected get the aid they need to clean up and rebuild. :tsad:


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