We’re about 3-4 miles from St Jon’s river & we don’t live in a flood plain or an evacuation area.
While I hate all the noise a hurricane makes I’m not worried about Irma harming our neighborhood.
I also pray the damn thing hangs a right & burns itself out in the Atlantic.
Just saw a graphic from a weather station in Florida showing the path going straight up the middle of Florida. But here’s the scary thing....they still had it as a cat 4 when it was well on land...at least 50 miles above Miami. With that in mind would it be reasonable to assume that it’s going to be a cat 4 or a cat 3 going up most of the middle of Florida (providing that model holds) and if so has that ever happened before and what kind of damage are we looking at?
We’re about 3-4 miles from St Jon’s river & we don’t live in a flood plain or an evacuation area.
While I hate all the noise a hurricane makes I’m not worried about Irma harming our neighborhood.
Somebody is going to get hammered with a track along the spine of the state. Just hope it’s not us. We have a newish build home so hopefully that will help. Some of these older properties with older homes and mobile homes could get cleaned out. This area is gentrifying rapidly. Irma will probably help that along, unfortunately.