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Yesterday, 12:33 PM
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Shutters up, some cash on hand, cars gassed, plenty of food and water, whole house generator self tested today and is ready to run. We have done everything we can to prepare, and will continue to pray for our family and everyone in harms way.
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what's the best Hurricane tracking site. The NOAA site is just Tigerdroppings TV site OK
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Yesterday, 12:40 PM
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(Yesterday, 12:35 PM)Replying to Toasty B
I use this one.
It's technical, but once you figure it out, it's the best resource. They update it a couple of times a day.
https://www.hwn.org/.
Click Atlantic, then look at the bottom of each storm in the table and click storm track graphics.
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Yesterday, 12:46 PM
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This one is good too
Mike’s weather page
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(Yesterday, 12:33 PM)Replying to WRGA Dog
stay dry and safe.
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(Yesterday, 03:16 PM)Replying to BrickYard
stay dry and safe.
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You stay safe too, Brick Yard.
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National hurricane center has an awesome app I use.
We live in tidal area around St. Augustine and do have issues. House is on stilts but garage is at ground level. Ian and Nicole put 20inches of intracoastal in our garage.
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