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Old 08-29-2019, 03:20 PM   #15
Chance
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Originally Posted by JamieGeek View Post
I would think the best way would simply be to drive the RV somewhere where the hurricane isn't.

Years ago we were visiting family in south Florida when a hurricane headed towards us. We were in small and light travel trailer, so left to go home in Texas. What I recall most and clearest is that the Florida Turnpike headed north was almost a parking lot, and while Plazas had fuel, lines were incredibly long. Lesson I learned is that if you’re going to evacuate, do it really early.

I’m now in same place and could head north earlier, but my parents are too old and can’t travel, so we are going to have to stay put. I’ll pull my van as close to the house as possible, but it’s old and has no real value to be concerned about.

We are in middle of cone, and landfall prediction was just upgraded to Cat 4. At least it’s not too big yet.

Everyone in possible path be careful out there, whether you stay or evacuate.
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