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In any mass exit one thing they need to work on better is to keep traffic flowing and get any cars obstructing off the road. Unless they’re the ones obstructing like in Maui. Are they still working? Not the case in Florida but news showed traffic stopped this morning.
Femas claim of misinformation fact checked.
Sometimes with their own words.
This is why I could never live in Florida
Godspeed, Buygold. I hope you made the right decision.
Maya
I see why they’re all getting out of that area, even being away from the surge and wind damage there are going to be power outs in the millions. Hope they got cash, including enough for motels, if their cards don’t work. People are addicted to the internet so they’re not going to rough it.
Buygold
He has a update 14 hrs ago when it turned into a cat 5 and looks like a tight surgical strike but it’s going to change and carpet bomb surges yada yada when it goes to a 3 and said people will say okay I’ll stay he said. Exactly what you said. Please look at the strike zone on that map including floods wind and surges. If you think you can survive bla bla he said. What happened people get tired and decide to stay then the one they stay is the one they should of left. Hopefully these tools and this guy can be of valuable help away from all the noise.
Buygold
This hurricane tracker also uses math and angles and teaches how to gauge the impact to anywhere near you which I’m not sure where that is. At least about 14:30 minutes in and interactive maps to measure the wind field that will determine the surge and damage. It will change and to keep up with it. It’s not just the fact it can turn into a Cat 3 when surges are coming plus the wind field. He gives the tools, no agenda, not bots, just facts and information. Not great to do a crash course just before a big test but I just found it or it found me.
Maya – not this time
Yes, it is Cat. 5 right now but is expected to be Cat. 3 when it hits us.
The last one Helene just about changed our coastline. If something changes, I’ll make a different decision, but as of now we are staying.
Thanks for your concern.