Florence

[bud37]

To anyone out there in the path....be safe and heres hoping it turns.....good luck for you...

[RGrew176]

Ditto on what you posted. Fortunately here in Michigan hurricanes are something we don't have to be concerned with. We can and have been hit with remnants of a few past hurricanes.

By the time they get here they are generally the remnants of a tropical depression. Still, it makes for a rough time on the Great Lakes when it does happen.

[pepmyster]

Our thoughts are with them, be safe.

[waybomb]

I viewed windytv the first time for this storm. This thing is predicted to sit still just offshore for three days!!!
There's going to be nothing left.

Best of luck if you are in the area. I'd be doing some long term planning, but getting the hell outa here with the unreplacable things. And take lotsa pictures and videos of your place, for when you have to debate with the insurance company.

[km1125]

Qr Bbpost Ditto on what you posted. Fortunately here in Michigan hurricanes are something we don't have to be concerned with. We can and have been hit with remnants of a few past hurricanes.

By the time they get here they are generally the remnants of a tropical depression. Still, it makes for a rough time on the Great Lakes when it does happen.

Well, I wouldn't say "don't have to be concerned with"... just maybe "not that often"....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVzUuyGAq9Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA-VPmGLDzg

[RGrew176]

Qr Bbpost

Qr Bbpost Ditto on what you posted. Fortunately here in Michigan hurricanes are something we don't have to be concerned with. We can and have been hit with remnants of a few past hurricanes.

By the time they get here they are generally the remnants of a tropical depression. Still, it makes for a rough time on the Great Lakes when it does happen.

Well, I wouldn't say "don't have to be concerned with"... just maybe "not that often"....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVzUuyGAq9Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA-VPmGLDzg

You are right we can get hammered here too. Think Edmund Fitzgerald, not that long ago. They do call them Great Lakes Hurricanes. Fortunately they are few and far between.