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ResidentSadist -> -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/9/2017 8:10:01 PM)

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Marini -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/9/2017 8:13:36 PM)

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ORIGINAL: ResidentSadist

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Hopefully you will not be affected RS!
Stay safe, Florida strong!
I lived in Jacksonville for 3 years, I miss many things, but I do not miss hurricanes or evacuations!
I lived about 5 miles from the beaches, off Atlantic Avenue, I never desired to live any closer!!!
Florida is such a low sea- level state, the storm can easily go inwards.
What is REALLY interesting, is what could happen down the road, years from now---if the sea level continues to rise.

Miami Herald-- Interesting map of Florida COULD look like if sea levels continue to rise

Hummmmm
Does anyone recall a hurricane of this magnitude that has gone up the coast like this before?
Power is now out for close to half a million, I wonder how many will lose power before this is over AND
how long it will be before they re-gain power?
THIS is why people are encouraged to evacuate.
{Especially the very young, the elderly, those with serious medical issues, etc.}




JVoV -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/9/2017 9:52:29 PM)

Since Andrew, Florida has had the best emergency response system in place of any state. Jeb took it even further after 9/11, to cover damn near anything that could be thrown at us.

Our state even has its own insurance program, for people that can't get affordable homeowner's insurance because of flood zones & regular hurricanes.

I'm not a fan of Fire Marshall Bill at all. But he's managing the hurricane response better than we've ever seen out of a governor, in any state. But dammit he's too ugly to be on TV this much!

Rubio is talking now, but he voted against Hurricane Sandy relief. I really hope that doesn't bite us in the ass.




ResidentSadist -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/10/2017 12:22:10 AM)

Jeb was awesome... he distributed pizza & water in our area.

Yeah.. Rubio and Scott are both doing a bang up job. I hope that the Sandy stunt doesn't come back to bite us because Trump already promised relief.

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ORIGINAL: JVoV

Since Andrew, Florida has had the best emergency response system in place of any state. Jeb took it even further after 9/11, to cover damn near anything that could be thrown at us.

Our state even has its own insurance program, for people that can't get affordable homeowner's insurance because of flood zones & regular hurricanes.

I'm not a fan of Fire Marshall Bill at all. But he's managing the hurricane response better than we've ever seen out of a governor, in any state. But dammit he's too ugly to be on TV this much!

Rubio is talking now, but he voted against Hurricane Sandy relief. I really hope that doesn't bite us in the ass.





ResidentSadist -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/10/2017 12:23:48 AM)

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BoscoX -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/10/2017 8:42:56 AM)


Most of the country is pulling for you. I know I am.

Your OP rocked. It's hard to prepare for a natural disaster like Irma, even seeing it coming so far out. Looks as if Florida is leading by example





WhoreMods -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/10/2017 8:45:06 AM)

Good luck.




MercTech -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/10/2017 8:50:55 AM)

For my part I have nine relatives out of Deltona camping out at my place.
Having a newborn and a teenage in the house at the same time is a bit of craziness. <grin>




ResidentSadist -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/10/2017 1:41:22 PM)

We’re OK but there are pillows, blankets, a first aid kit and water in the closet as I write this. The first tornado hit the ground traveling at 35 mph, straight for us. At that speed, we only had 3 minutes warning. It came within a mile of the house. The second tornado touched down a few minutes later and both tornadoes headed for the poor folks in Polk City.

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ResidentSadist -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/10/2017 1:42:36 PM)

It was an alarming experience. The weather alert apps went off on both our phones at once (see pic). We immediately hit Channel 9 and saw the map with a Tornado 1.5 miles east of our house... and it was heading west straight for us. Luckily it jogged up onto the freeway which is a mile from our house. It was moving at 35 miles an hour. We literally had 3 minutes to take shelter.

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Lucylastic -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/10/2017 1:48:29 PM)

sheesh, RS stay safe, and the same goes to anyone in its path..
im glued to the tv, and my butt is clenched, I can imagine being there.




ResidentSadist -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/11/2017 10:51:28 AM)

Hope you fared well in the storm and that you still have your power on.
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ORIGINAL: MercTech

For my part I have nine relatives out of Deltona camping out at my place.
Having a newborn and a teenage in the house at the same time is a bit of craziness. <grin>





ResidentSadist -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/11/2017 10:52:58 AM)

We did ok. Got someone's roof shingles and some branches in our yard. But power and cable are on. They only went off temporarily.

Lost a trash can.




Hillwilliam -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/11/2017 10:56:28 AM)

They certainly learned from Andrew.
Thank goodness.





Lucylastic -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/11/2017 11:17:10 AM)


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ORIGINAL: ResidentSadist

We did ok. Got someone's roof shingles and some branches in our yard. But power and cable are on. They only went off temporarily.

Lost a trash can.

glad to hear you are both ok!!!




WhoreMods -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/11/2017 12:05:08 PM)

Glad you're in good shape.
Is that it, or will the follow ups be going through you as well?




LadyPact -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/11/2017 12:39:38 PM)

Really glad you guys are ok.




ResidentSadist -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/11/2017 4:08:01 PM)

We survived a historically large, record breaking hurricane and not one, but 2 tornadoes. And all I got was someone's roofing shingles in my yard to show for it.

Hurricane winds were 107 mph as measured by the weather monitoring station by our house. In our neighborhood we lost 4 fences and TONS of tree limbs. There are 5 foot high piles of debris pilled all over the neighborhood. The retention pond is overflowed and storm ditches have water in them. But we are no worse for the wear.




jlf1961 -> RE: -=Not our first hurricane=- (9/11/2017 5:10:47 PM)


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ORIGINAL: ResidentSadist

We survived a historically large, record breaking hurricane and not one, but 2 tornadoes. And all I got was someone's roofing shingles in my yard to show for it.

Hurricane winds were 107 mph as measured by the weather monitoring station by our house. In our neighborhood we lost 4 fences and TONS of tree limbs. There are 5 foot high piles of debris pilled all over the neighborhood. The retention pond is overflowed and storm ditches have water in them. But we are no worse for the wear.



So, why havent you got everything cleaned up, tree limbs put back on the trees, pumped the retention pond and fed the alligators?


Seriously though, glad you made it through okay.

Friends on Key West said it looks bad on the tv but most of it is cosmetic, the real pounding was some ways up the keys, where another friend is trying to find out if he can claim the rather large boat he found in his drive way as salvage, as well as how the boat got to his drive way in the first place since it was moored behind his house.

He had a couple of windows damaged, lost some shingles but his neighbor's house looks like a total write off, and it was built recently to the new codes, and he lost both his long boards.

FYI, the six friends of mine that stayed on the keys are members of the Monroe county sheriff department, not like they had a lot of choice in the matter.




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