Yes ma'am.
My brother-in-law is a guy I trust. I asked him just what part of the structure he would go to if he had to stay in the super dome. He said basically the same as your husband. He also said he would not be in a postion to have to make that choice even if he had to hitch a ride out of town.
He says he would want to see the roof stats before he went in there as well. It's the roof he would be concerned about, and also the underpinings of the structure itself.
Something he said was very telling, "Just because a structure is large and heavy does not make it safe-sometimes, the bigger they are the harder they fall. Nature is stronger than the ideas and buildings of men".
Prayers up and I am sure glad I am not there, maybe the thing will ease up as it nears land.
AR
Too many people talking about the SD the way that others did about Titanic a century ago.
In Hartford, CT, a relatively minor snowstorm caused the collapse of the brand new Civic Center roof. It was the middle of the night and thankfully a game had concluded a few hours previous to the collapse. It was a structural flaw.
Something he said was very telling, "Just because a structure is large and heavy does not make it safe-sometimes, the bigger they are the harder they fall. Nature is stronger than the ideas and buildings of men".