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No! I say you should keep it right where you have it. Its not going to rain enough to flood your car. Down trees and debris are going to be the biggest problems and your car will be exposed to both rain and wind if left on the street. You're luckier than me. My car will be right on the street getting the business.
I'm with most of you guys on this. I don't see the big deal. I think there was a hurricane on the Coast back in '06 or '07. By the time it made it this far north, it had been downgraded to a tropical storm. But the media here sensationalizes everything. "5.8 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE LEAVES NATION'S CAPITAL IN RUINS."
I remember when Hurricane Hugo ripped through the Caribbean and the Carolinas back in the 80s. I have family members who lost their homes in that storm. All of Charleston literally looked like it had been stepped on.
Not sure how I feel, never been through this. I'm from Tornado country and even then, we were never hit as hard as other states. I bought supplies for about two days, after that, I'll be hit if its worse. My building does have a back up generator, so we'll have limited power other than that, I hope it doesnt hit, cause when you have a dog, you dont want to be stuck inside. YUCK!! LOL!!
Location: Standing outside of heaven, wating for God to come and get me.
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I bought some charcoal. If power goes out. I will be grilling. Growing up on the Mississippi Gulf Coast does not lend me to get excited over Category 1&2 storms.
I bought some charcoal. If power goes out. I will be grilling. Growing up on the Mississippi Gulf Coast does not lend me to get excited over Category 1&2 storms.
I'm going to "q" as well. I didn't go to the grocery store, because of the possible outages. I'll live off my fridge until.
I went to Target for my essentials:
Mop
lipstick
face cream
cd
trailmix
toilet paper...I was on my last roll
Something happens you won't see a raggedy childfree on the news.
Can the basement garage in my apt building be flooded? Should I park my car on the street? Sorry if a stupid question.
If it's multiple floors, don't park on the bottom, but you're safer in the garage than on the street.
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