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Tracking this storm is literally all over the place...it was a brush off at first, then a notable but not devastating sure hit for Florida, now it might skirt the FL coast and hit the Carolinas. Who knows where this thing will end up going?
I got all the supplies I want or need last year. I probably have too much. If a tree falls on my house it's all worthless anyway and that's a distinct possibility if a big storm blows through. Nothing I can do about it, especially since the biggest threats to my house are my tree-hugging neighbor's beloveds.
Let the media frenzy begin. The storm is still 5 or 6 days out, and literally anything could happen. All depends on those two ridges of pressure and what they feel like doing.
More than 1,500 miles away
could go anywhere including completely miss the East Coast
**Must panic now**
Literally This thread this early is so
Guess I better make a Costco run before the day's over.
Meal planning tip:
Saturdays = busy day there for food samples...they usually end around 5:30, and they have to use up what's on hand. Vendor is forbidden to refuse seconds! ;-)
More than 1,500 miles away
could go anywhere including completely miss the East Coast
**Must panic now**
Literally This thread this early is so
Actually I started the thread. It's fun to discuss, but inevitably the media creates panic for ratings.
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