Hurricane Milton

I got a couple of those food buckets that are supposed to have several months worth. I'm fine as far as food is concerned and Ive got high ground. I'll be fine. And I have no choice unless they shut down my job.


Leaving isn't an option. Just enjoy the isolated analysis from me.
Welp, if you have food then these are the next things you need to do tomorrow. Bleach your bathtub right now. Get that thing so clean the Virgin Mary herself may deign to bathe in it. Then rinse it down (so all the chemicals are washed away) and then fill it to the tippy top with fresh water. That is what you will be drinking.

Next, obtain large plastic containers. If you can score some brand new rolling trash bins, even better. Set them outside and secure them tightly to the ground with rope and stakes so they don't blow away. Use them to catch the rain water. This water you will use to run your toilet. After every flush replace the toilet tank water with water from these containers.

Doing those two things is quite literally half the battle if you already have food on hand.

Also remember if Category 4 or 5 winds hit where you live this advice is meaningless. Your containers will blow away. Along with your roof.
 
I got a couple of those food buckets that are supposed to have several months worth. I'm fine as far as food is concerned and Ive got high ground. I'll be fine. And I have no choice unless they shut down my job.


Leaving isn't an option. Just enjoy the isolated analysis from me.
Do you have enough water stocked up? I’ve never been in a full blown disaster zone but I’ve been in a situation with no power for days, completely cut off and unable to get out of the house. Was cozy for us because we had plenty of food, water and heat, with no chance of anyone bothering us, but especially in an urban zone, where you don’t have any control over your utilities I’d have food, water, fuel, and guns.
 
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My biggest worry is that Null won’t get out of his Mom’s basement in time.


Fuck my life, lads, I'm in Tampa. House is cement block so it should withstand the storm and I'm not in a flood prone area, but I'm still a bit fuckin nervous. We're boarding up but I don't know if it'll be enough.
If you can’t leave, have a plan for enduring the storm. Where to go after. Do you have enough water? Food? Battery bank to charge your cellphone? Clothes for the week? Underwear and socks?

If you can leave, leave. Lock up the house, get your guns, and go inland and somewhere high if you can’t go far.
 
It will not hit Florida at a cat 5. It is hitting almost perpendicular to it so the land mass is going to take a lot of the thimp out of it and it is most likely going to land at a cat 2 or 3. It will
Not land at a cat 5 that is for sure.
I agree too. But this does depend on the windshear from the jet stream. That northeast jet stream current cannot move for the next two days. If it starts straying to the North, shit is going to be fucked.
 
I stole this from r/Florida while reading up on our boy. Yall... fingers crossed for you all. i4pkr18m3ftd1.jpeg
 
It will not hit Florida at a cat 5. It is hitting almost perpendicular to it so the land mass is going to take a lot of the thimp out of it and it is most likely going to land at a cat 2 or 3. It will
Not land at a cat 5 that is for sure.
Even if it doesn't land as a Cat 5, it won't matter. The storm surge will still be at the level of a Cat 5. Katrina did exactly the same thing, it weakened on approach to a Cat 3 and still absolutely hammered the coast with storm surges of 12-28(!) feet.
 
My family in Florida aren‘t evacuating. Dad is near Naples and said he just helped put on shutters for his neighbors (they’re all elderly). He proceeded to go on a rant about government weather control and that climate change is engineered by the government so we surrender to trans humanism and digital ID. 🤔. How screwed are the areas south of Tampa?
 
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