CavemanCharlie wrote:
Dance Chick wrote:
WTP-GC wrote:
drmopar wrote:
If you stay, very good chance your RV and maybe you home will be shredded.
If the storm is going to shred your RV or home, it doesn't matter if you're there or not.
I wish the dooms-dayers would quit with this non-sense of writing your name and SS number on your body. Turn off the junk media TV and get real. I've lived in FL all my life and been seen countless bad storms (here and other places). The only time this was ever mentioned was for Hurricane Harvey. Now every media outlet and keyboard commando is saying it.
Stay or leave...if you have the choice, make the choice and own it. Us, if we have to leave, because of where we live, we can wait till the day before. I'm really not tremendously worried. But if I lived along the SE coast in a questionable home...SEE YA.
We're in central FL and are also staying. Have been through numerous hurricanes before. I agree that if we were coastal SE, we'd be leaving. We live in a retirement community with RV homes and a covered RV storage lot. From what I can tell, most are also staying.
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I don't live there and have never been through anything at all like a hurricane. When it hits the coast the winds Could Be, and I say again, Could Be 140 mph. Even in central Florida I think that I would leave the RV park and find some place stronger.
The good news is that it is a fast moving storm so the rain will not be as bad as Harvey. Still the wind is going to blow hard for a day. That's a long time to hunker down in an RV.
Sorry, didn't mean to imply we're in our RV. We're in our s&b. Our MH is here in a storage facility within our community. If I were in an RV, you can be sure I'd be outta here!!