[palmer]

Florida is over 400 miles long which exceeds the range of most of today’s EV’s. Even accounting for progress in EV range by 2035, it isn’t ridiculous to think that even fully charged EV’s won’t make it out of the hurricane’s path on one charge

Hurricanes don't do a lot of damage past the landfall location plus 50-100 miles. Beyond that there's no need to flee further. Of course you would never know that from the media, but they are disaster shills.

[Jacquerie]

<>Hurricanes don’t do a lot of damage past the landfall location plus 50-100 miles. Beyond that there’s no need to flee further.<>

Spoken like a.) Someone who never fled from an approaching hurricane. Or b.) An EV apostle.

Maybe both.

[2nd amendment mama]

Hurricanes don't do a lot of damage past the landfall location plus 50-100 miles. Beyond that, there's no need to flee further.

You do realize that Florida is only 160 miles wide at its widest point. Therefore, people don't go "inland" in FL to avoid a storm, they go north. It's almost 600 miles from Miami to the Georgia state line. Thus, the need for a charge before even getting out of FL.