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Prayers for those in the path of Hurricane Florence.
Prayers for those in the path of Hurricane Florence.
I'm scared for them, I don't believe they have been hit in a while especially with a storm that strong, I pray they don't take it lightly and I hope they prepare. I remember how Galveston had so much casualty because they wanted to stay home, some people are hard headed, I know some personally and they aren't quick to evacuate.Such as Florence, South Carolina.
Part of the problem with Florence is that there is a front to the north which has been sitting there for days now which will cause the system to stall. The weatherman actually admitted he didn't know which way it would go after it makes landfall. I've heard anywhere from 5-8 inches of rain for us just Friday.
Yes. That seems to be true of every weather service I have checked...and I cannot remember another hurricane about which so little certainty existed in the several days before it came onshore. This means that many people today know for sure that they might evacuate and find that it was all for nothing.
It can get expensive if you wait until the last second.That would be the wise course of action. However, evacuations are expensive, disruptive, leave your property vulnerable to criminals, and more. My point was that more people than usual will most likely choose not to evacuate because no one knows where the hurricane will track after it makes landfall. Saying that wasn't a recommendation on my part.
No more expensive than a family camping trip, but when the stores are low on supply you are looking at the most expensive flashlights.MORE expensive if you wait, you mean.
Again Galveston took their storm lightly and they knew their history and still ignored the warnings, many many casualties.I hate to say it but those that stay especially on the coast are fools, this storm is a killer and for those who think they can ride it out my question is how long can they tread water considering the storm surge is predicted at 12 feet and they are calling for 20-40 inches of rain in the target area
Again Galveston took their storm lightly and they knew their history and still ignored the warnings, many many casualties.
The one in Galveston was a while back, I think I went to Austin that time so I was really far away from it, Galveston is about a 2 hours drive from where I live.I'm glad that you made it through safely!