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I'm sure I'm not alone in concerns for the safety & security of those in the hurricane path. Wishing all of you and your families the best. Stay safe and be well.
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YOUR RESEARCHBest Thoughts for those in potential path of Dorian.
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POST 2Original post
Yes agree, may it stay far out in the Atlantic.
POST 3Original post
I'm in Southern VA and not taking chances, my prep works starts tomorrow, just in case. These buggers have a mind of their own. Good luck to all.
POST 4Original post
Stay safe and be smart!
POST 5Original post
Sitting in east central florida. Waking up to hear it turned CAT 5 overnight. Well this might be bad.
POST 6Original post
Dammit! Prep work done and hurricane shutters closed up tomorrow. Generator at the ready. Even if that thing stays 50 miles off coast, still predicting 80+ mph winds for us. That's enough to do some damage. Dammit! Stay safe out there.
POST 7Original post
Quotes source post: 16075966
DB: Keep us updated on how it all goes. Fingers crossed for all near or in the path.
POST 8Original post
Dorian is now he hitting the Bahamas as a Cat 5 storm. My prayers and hopes for all Bahamians and visitors and everyone on the US east coast please beware. Stuff is not worth protecting. Take care of yourselves.
POST 9Original post
Still a toss up here in SC as to what's going to happen. Was going to drive up to MI but of course work expected us in when everywhere else is closed for the week. Supposed to work tomorrow...., such a lovely management team! Be safe everyone.
POST 10Original post
Get your cars up on jack stands if you can and then get the heck out of there.
POST 11Original post
Quotes source post: 16080151
I saw this on Shark Tank. Could be a good idea if you live in a possible flood zone. https://extremevehicleprotection.com/ it is also on Amazon.
POST 12Original post
Any updates from the S.E. coast folks?
POST 13Original post
Here some rain, not as much as expected. Winds 40 mph and gusts to 60, also not so bad. Cars are garaged so no problems there. Power out for about an hour and that's it. Very grateful it did not come closer.
POST 14Original post
Quotes source post: 16084494
Great! Thanks for the update. Seems like you are going through this stuff every year recently.
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