Severe Weather thread.

Says population.

 

try again

 

If it's blue...MAN THE PUMPS!!!

 

How could you not see that? I'm on a phone too.

 

Mystery solved.

 

a lot at 50 or above

 

just stahp

 

From The Weather Channel:

Officials in the Florida Keys are set to begin mandatory evacuations for visitors on Wednesday morning ahead of rapidly approaching Hurricane Irma.

The storm, which has undergone rapid intensification in the past several days is now the strongest Atlantic hurricane in the last 10 years, a dangerous Category 5, which could have severe impacts on Caribbean island nations and possibly the United States.

A state of emergency has been declared for all counties in Florida, and residents across the region are trying to stock up on food, water and other essentials. Gov. Rick Scott activated members of the Florida National Guard on Tuesday and said that all 7,000 will be available as of Friday morning.

"So water, food, fuel and emergency supplies can be quickly brought to Florida" Rick Scott has rescinded all weight and driver restrictions on the highways and also suspended all tolls "for the duration of the storm’s impacts to Florida," beginning at 5 pm Tuesday.


Officials in the Florida Keys have activated the Monroe County Emergency Operations Center, and have ordered mandatory evacuations for both visitors and residents ahead of Hurricane Irma. Visitors will begin evacuating at 7 am on Wednesday, the county said in a Facebook post, while resident evacuations will begin at 7 pm.

“If ever there was a storm to take seriously in the Keys, this is it,” Monroe County Emergency Management Director Martin Senterfitt told WPLG. “The sooner people leave, the better.”

Starting Wednesday, all schools in the Florida Keys will be closed until further notice, the Monroe County School District said in a statement on Tuesday. Broward County Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie announced Tuesday that all schools in Broward County will be closed starting Thursday. All Palm Beach County School District schools will be also be closed.

Miami-Dade County public schools will also be closed Thursday and Friday, NBC Miami reports. The Archdiocese of Miami said all elementary and high schools in Miami-Dade and Broward will be closed Thursday and Friday.

People with special needs will be evacuated from Miami beginning on Wednesday morning, Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez told WSVN. Miami-Dade County officials were already advising residents living in low-lying areas to start evacuating on Wednesday.

 

I think I'll stay in Texas and do my rear diff swap.

 

Shits gettin' real.

 

Hope they listen and get out. Shit can always get replaced.

 

My house is at 20.7 feet. I'm glad it's a rental...

 

mines not... right now I wish it was lol

 

My old house was at 7'. EUWWW!!

 

Did I see this in this thread?

 

another view

 

I would suspect these guys will be getting bigger soon.

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