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Hurricane Emergency Preparations Suggestions? We have: food bottled water battery operated radio and lights We are bringing all of our outdoor furniture and plant pots into the garage so that they don't become dangerous flying objects. |
I cant belive it.. I was so worried and now I am fine but my friends up north are going to have problems!! I am so sorry!! I fill every bathtub and any thing else with water. You may need it for other things besides drinking. Bleach trashbags propane...I have a coleman stove or if you have a gas grill First aid kit can goods..I don't know how likely you will be without power Manual can opener charger for you phone that you can use in your car-- if you don't have power Ice.. coolers book to read hugs and prayers eveyone will be ok |
fill up your gas tanks in your vehicles.... |
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yes... forgot that one:thumbup: also, have some cash on hand. Where are you in relation to where the eye will land? How far inland? |
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We are right outside Fredericksburg, not far from the mouth of the Potomac River/Chesapeake Bay: Fredericksburg, Va - Google Maps |
I am right dead on the coast...probably 5 miles from the ocean. We will get nailed if this takes the tract it is on now. Hurricane Bob was awful for us..I will just keep watching. |
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I am right dead on the coast...probably 5 miles from the ocean. We will get nailed if this takes the track it is on now. Hurricane Bob was awful for us..I will just keep watching. |
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Go out shopping asap because everyone will be panicking last minute and stores will run out of things Hope all is ok |
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Hurricanes are scary. We were in Orlando for Hurricane Charley and I was TERRIFIED. But you couldn't get out of the city because everyone was doing the same thing. We went to Wal-Mart early that day to stock up on all the supplies and it was jam packed with people. And the whole day just had a sense of gloom and doom. Then we just waited out the Hurricane and it was awful. I hope you can get out before it comes. |
We stayed here through hurricane Bob...we were just married for about 3 weeks. We ended up losing 17 white pines...one landed on my shed, another on the addition on my house. Remarkably they did not do a lot of damage. My neighborhood is pretty tight knit so we all took turns cooking all our food and sharing it, before it went bad. We were without water(well) and electric for 16 days. But it was kind of fun because everyone worked together. We all cleaned up each others properties and helped each other out. I tape my big bay window...but that is pretty much it. I didn't lose any windows through hurricane Bob. |
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We were there to visit Disney World and our vacation got cut short! We were there with another family and we stayed in one room and watched the storm all night - until all the electric went off; phones down; and we finally went to sleep. The wind was blowing palm trees coming down - I will never forget it and neither will my son. I hope you don't get that. |
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It was really nice a sense of community, not always practiced.:) |
All- Please be safe, I will say a prayer for you all. Keep your phones and computers charged and have a full tank of gas. Make sure you back up any important files you may have on your computer and place all important documents in a safe place. Good luck. |
Keeping all in the path of the hurricane in my prayers. Stay safe. |
Ask your vet for a sedative for your pets. It will help them. |
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lol you have to stay alert. At least the pups won't be crying and driving you more crazy. |
I'm getting scared now! Yikes! |
Good luck to all who are in the path! My thoughts and prayers are with you. Having endured hurricane Iniki here, and 2 tsunami evacuations, my best advice is to plan ahead for evacuation, and if that is an option, do it as early as possible. If you are in danger, and have a safe place to go with friends or relatives, then get there way before the storm is predicted to hit. Iniki hit here 8 hrs. before it was predicted, and people weren't prepared because they thought they had more time. It is sad to watch lines of panicy people trying to evacuate or get gas in blocked traffic. About pets, I'd make sure they had an ID tag on at this time, even if you don't usually like collars. Just in case they become separated from you, it sure helps get them back to you quicker. And this will sound crazy, but in cases of these emergencies, I think people, especially kids, should even have some type of ID attached to them, like a bracelet w/name, address, phone. |
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Remember also..this can still shift out to sea. I want to come back as a meteorologist...only job you can have and be consistently wrong at and still be employed.LOL! |
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The clerk at the store told me worrying does no good. I told her, worrying is essential. It's when I don't worry that really bad things happen. :p |
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