[Gay State Conservative]

If it hits New England it won’t be my first hurricane by a long shot.But regardless of what happens my homeowner’s insurance will certainly go up next year.

[mistfree]

I hate to break this to you but about 6-7 years ago your homeowners insurance stopped covering damage caused by hurricanes. I remember receiving the notice, I looked at other companies and they all did the same thing. I moved south since then but I remember being pissed because hurricanes are the biggest risk most NE homeowners face (other than fire).

[Mears]

“If it hits New England it won’t be my first hurricane by a long shot.”

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Nor mine.

I still remember the fearsome howling of the 1939 hurricane and 2 windows blowing in.

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[Capt. Tom]

From Weather Underground-
"After its closest approach to the coast of North Carolina, we have a number of reliable models predicting that Matthew will continue north-northeast and hit New England on Sunday, with eastern Massachusetts being at greatest risk. Landfall in New England would very likely not be at hurricane strength, due to the potential for Matthew to pass over a lot of land before getting there.

Although I expect to safely arrive in Bermuda Sunday AM, my family and friends and my house and 3 boats that I operate are still in the water here on the coast in eastern Mass."

I'm off to bed now and will check Mathew out in the AM.-Tom