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FloridaBlues

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30. I have to agree many stayed in beach area but many people not near water got wiped out too

Reply to calimary (Reply #8)

Mon Oct 3, 2022, 04:49 PM

Oct 2022

But didn’t loose our home to the Gulf of Mexico
It just devastating in SW fl from Sarasota down to Naples Gas is almost not happening.

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They have shut down Fort Myers Beach to residents [View all] malaise Oct 2022 OP

Do you think they're going to fudge the numbers? Baitball Blogger Oct 2022 #1

Why would they? And no I don't. nt Phoenix61 Oct 2022 #4

He Fudged The COVID Numbers... GB_RN Oct 2022 #10

Covid deaths weren't reported by lists of names FBaggins Oct 2022 #15

No he didn't. He refused to release the data and made it Phoenix61 Oct 2022 #21

That's Still Playing Games With The Numbers. GB_RN Oct 2022 #35

This message was self-deleted by its author Skittles Oct 2022 #25

Does the Pope wear a funny hat? Probatim Oct 2022 #5

Perhaps fudge, or bury, or trickle out the numbers MyMission Oct 2022 #12

That is so true.. mountain grammy Oct 2022 #27

Would NOT put it past him AmBlue Oct 2022 #31

Given the variety and nature of all the groups volunteering, Fire companies, police, EMS Ford_Prefect Oct 2022 #34

That is tragic. The utter destruction a loss of life is hard to fathom. CentralMass Oct 2022 #2

Current death toll just in lee county 52. Mayor speaking now. Over 800 rescues in beac area FloridaBlues Oct 2022 #3

I'm sorry, but I can't help wondering how many of those calimary Oct 2022 #8

They said on msnbc earlier that most of the dead were over 60 Sucha NastyWoman Oct 2022 #14

Those on fixed incomes couldn't afford to leave IbogaProject Oct 2022 #16

I was following the projected path wnylib Oct 2022 #28

I have to agree many stayed in beach area but many people not near water got wiped out too FloridaBlues Oct 2022 #30

Most people who stayed behind either had really good housing that could withstand the storm LymphocyteLover Oct 2022 #33

K&R spanone Oct 2022 #6

CNN says they've closed Lee county. iemanja Oct 2022 #7

That de won't make any sense. Raftergirl Oct 2022 #9

Yes, but I somehow doubt iemanja Oct 2022 #11

DeSantis was warned about the storm having a high probability of hitting Lee County, on Sunday Botany Oct 2022 #13

Yep malaise Oct 2022 #19

They don't want people taking picture or videos ananda Oct 2022 #17

That was my first thought malaise Oct 2022 #18

People stayed until after Emergency Services couldn't be dispatched. lpbk2713 Oct 2022 #20

Why would people not evacuate? AverageOldGuy Oct 2022 #22

+1 Lucinda Oct 2022 #26

#1, "Pay for a tank of gas, or maybe two or three?" 3Hotdogs Oct 2022 #29

And many places won't take pets obamanut2012 Oct 2022 #32

That's what shelters are for here on FL's east coast. babylonsister Oct 2022 #36

Thank you Pacifist Patriot Oct 2022 #37

... Lucinda Oct 2022 #23

... Skittles Oct 2022 #24