HaShev

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If you are sending live reporters to the Hurricane cone areas especially around Tampa-St Pete, please be advised NOT TO DO AN OUTSIDE COVERAGE, IT'S TOOOOOO DANGEROUS with all the debris and destroyed building piles by the curbs, they become dangerous projectiles in the high winds.
Those wading through flooded streets please note some aligators have been seen floating in those waters, and you don't want to find out if sharks are too.
Stay safe and Pray for Cedar Key and Tampa and the gulf coast of FL.
 
Prayers out to the immortal Hulk Hogan who is in Clearwater Beach and in the direct path of this cataclysm.
 
If you are sending live reporters to the Hurricane cone areas especially around Tampa-St Pete, please be advised NOT TO DO AN OUTSIDE COVERAGE, IT'S TOOOOOO DANGEROUS with all the debris and destroyed building piles by the curbs, they become dangerous projectiles in the high winds.
Those wading through flooded streets please note some aligators have been seen floating in those waters, and you don't want to find out if sharks are too.
Stay safe and Pray for Cedar Key and Tampa and the gulf coast of FL.
This thing has ramped up to 180+ mph winds --That would be a Cat 6 if the scale when that high -- and pushing a storm surge of 15 feet.

The peop[le in the direct path of this monster need to leave.

RIGHT FUCKING NOW.

This is going to be bad and Biden's FEMA hasn't even set up shop for the last one yet.

Wed is going to be national disgrace day or for our citizens, one of our finest moments.

Please, people, leave the area.
 
I know someone who lives in St. Pete's. They bugged out this morning until this thing is over.
 
It's a 5-6 as you say in the Carribean, however the waters are cooling down, especially by night when it draws closer to shore and the sheer will lessen it to a 3-4 by landfall. It will be the floods and surge, maybe tornados, and idiocy of FL dot trapping people in traffic, because they do construction during hurricane season & keep the merge lanes-taking away lanes with closed construction lanes during hurricanes.
 

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