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Siwsan

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6. My niece lives in Tampa. Her plans switch, from day to day.

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Wed Sep 6, 2017, 01:37 PM

Sep 2017

They were going to head to Nashville or Asheville. Then the plan was to stock up on sandbags. Then to head to the Pensacola area, where her brother lives. She works in a school system. I thought the worst of the storm wasn't supposed to arrive until Sunday but she got word that they are closing for tomorrow and Friday. I am hoping they can stay put, with the sandbags.

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2 Irma spaghetti models from earlier today. Better news for Florida. [View all] Fla Dem Sep 2017 OP

Becoming cautiously optimistic here in Jax. NightWatcher Sep 2017 #1

" I'd love it if we can keep power too. " mitch96 Sep 2017 #7

2 PM from NOAA has it a bit closer to Miami - still imprecise, depends upon the turn NRaleighLiberal Sep 2017 #2

It's still so far out that nothing is for certain Warpy Sep 2017 #3

It is Wednesday, FL approach Sunday - lots can still happen - so totally agree. NRaleighLiberal Sep 2017 #5

I'm in the panhandle Phoenix61 Sep 2017 #4

My niece lives in Tampa. Her plans switch, from day to day. Siwsan Sep 2017 #6

Three specific positives zipplewrath Sep 2017 #8

I find the spaghetti models annoying for many reasons. Pacifist Patriot Sep 2017 #9