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HURRICANE MILTON EVACUATION - ShotoJuku - 10-07-2024
I live in the bullseye ? path of Hurricane Milton but will continue to monitor and moderate the page as needed.
RE: HURRICANE MILTON EVACUATION - Jonathan Whatley - 10-07-2024
Take care of yourself and stay safe!
RE: HURRICANE MILTON EVACUATION - LevelUP - 10-07-2024
I'm thinking of my family in Sarasota and Orlando, Florida.
Wishing everyone in the path of Hurricane Milton to stay safe!
RE: HURRICANE MILTON EVACUATION - lumina - 10-07-2024
We are monitoring developments and making necessary preparations for evacuation, just in case.
HURRICANE MILTON EVACUATION - NotJoeBiden - 10-07-2024
Stay safe!
RE: HURRICANE MILTON EVACUATION - bjcheung77 - 10-07-2024
Monitor the situation as it unfolds... Hope for the best! Prepare for the worst, stay in a designated safety area like a community center, library, hospital if needed...
RE: HURRICANE MILTON EVACUATION - LevelUP - 10-08-2024
Latest update:
Forecasts predict storm surges that could exceed 12 feet for Hurricane Milton. The record for storm surge was set by Hurricane Katrina, which reached 15 to 19 feet, according to FEMA.
“You do not have to get on the interstate and go far away,” Gov. Ron DeSantis told a news conference, assuring residents there would be enough gasoline to fuel their cars for the trip. “You can evacuate tens of miles. You do not have to evacuate hundreds of miles away. You do have options.”
https://apnews.com/article/hurricane-milton-florida-tampa-7678939c52fdf00da748937d22df1fac
RE: HURRICANE MILTON EVACUATION - ROYISAGIRL - 10-08-2024
(10-08-2024, 12:42 PM)LevelUP Wrote: Latest update:Alot of Tampa folks are evacuating to where I live. So many places are hosting.
Forecasts predict storm surges that could exceed 12 feet for Hurricane Milton. The record for storm surge was set by Hurricane Katrina, which reached 15 to 19 feet, according to FEMA.
“You do not have to get on the interstate and go far away,” Gov. Ron DeSantis told a news conference, assuring residents there would be enough gasoline to fuel their cars for the trip. “You can evacuate tens of miles. You do not have to evacuate hundreds of miles away. You do have options.”
https://apnews.com/article/hurricane-milton-florida-tampa-7678939c52fdf00da748937d22df1fac