Don't put too much faith into a single model. I mean it's still reason for concern, but more than likely it's still going to hit the Tampa Bay area and stay pretty well clear of the Big Bend.
Uhhh.... Low. IIRC State Farm and AAA have already pulled out of the state entirely. After Helene and this storm I wouldn't be surprised if another insurer takes a huge loss and pulls out.
"Nothing ever happens" people when hundreds of people die and billions in infrastructure are destroyed
you just lazy.. Tallahassee should be fine this time
I mentioned Crawl earlier in the thread and I’m doing it again because it’s literally a movie about a Cat 5 hurricane hitting Florida and monster gators running amok and eating people.
Its already a huge problem. Got a few local grifter start ups and a State sponsored program are about anyones option anymore. And they both barely satisfy legal requirements, let alone make anyone whole... at a cost few can afford
I am not a fucking psychic man, I don’t know. Katrina was different, the hurricane didn’t kill people. It was the levee breaking. Plus they put all the black people in that stadium that flooded. It was a whole clusterfuck. I bet most people are evacuating.
Those robots aren't built nearly well enough for that. They barely work as it is.
That or premiums will go off the charts.
Calm your tits, what, are you in florida?
back in Walt's day he made sure to have a standing army of robots ready to go at a moment's notice, and backups for at least half of them
No, I'm in Scotland but my son is in Florida (josh)
He still does have those robots in waiting, The time will come when the platinum Disneyland fun dollar gets delivered to him and he can use it to upgrade his robots and take control of the Milton destroyed Florida wasteland under his new name Mr Mouse.
You shouldn’t be hearing much of anything yet, at least not enough to keep you awake. You’re really going to be in for a treat tomorrow.
Reminds of when a guy from college I knew got bit by a brown recluse on the hand during a previous hurricane that hit Ft. Myers. Dude had to deal with it just with Benadryl and OTC meds since EMS and the hospitals were closed. He survived.
Tampa isn't a fish bowl that is below sea level. And people seem to be taking evacuation orders seriously. I would say between 35 and 100 is a fair estimation. The issue is property damage. Which will be obscene.
