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Dude just be happy you and your neighbors don't have to suffer through a natural disaster of historic proportions
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http://wifi.xfinity.com/ hotspot lookup page, If you are near a WAWA they have free wifi instore also... Publix also have free wifi....
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here comes the turn North....
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It still hasn't shifted.What are the chances it shifts towards yesterday's morning track since it changed so quickly yesterday? from 8 am to 11 am all my exicitement gone.
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There are still a bunch of shelters open, and the emergency line is still working
everysingletime
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All of those stores are closed up already though no?
everysingletime
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I don't expect busses to run during a hurricane. It's too late to do anything on the day of
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Stop feeding that troll and ignore him please guys .
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So let me get this straight. If you have web access and own a home, you can’t be poor? Cmon man....you’re sounding extra privileged right now. Like I said, you don’t know extreme poverty. That much is clear.
And like dude said, what buses are running? Maybe they were, but they aren’t now.
I know it isn’t pretty to have to face, but there ARE people in our society who slip through the cracks. Generally they’re the poorest of the poor.
everysingletime
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Yea I'm sorry I don't see how you can have access to the internet or own a home but not have the means to evacuate.
The way I see it, if you can afford a meal, you can use that towards getting out of dodge
But I do see the argument regarding the fact that there are limits to how much a shelter can hold. That is an issue
The way I see it, if you can afford a meal, you can use that towards getting out of dodge
But I do see the argument regarding the fact that there are limits to how much a shelter can hold. That is an issue
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People live paycheck to paycheck with no savings. You could own a home, rent a home, live in the projects or live with your mama. If you’re living paycheck to paycheck, odds are that there isn’t money to afford to go anywhere. Or maybe the money used to go somewhere is your food money? What do you do?
Or what if you have no transportation? Or what if you have nowhere to go? I could go on and on but you get the point, hopefully. Not everyone has a life situation where they’re able to just dip out, even when that’s the best thing to do. It really is that simple.
Or what if you have no transportation? Or what if you have nowhere to go? I could go on and on but you get the point, hopefully. Not everyone has a life situation where they’re able to just dip out, even when that’s the best thing to do. It really is that simple.
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They had free buses to shelters tho.
They said even homeless people used those
But yea I think staying and leaving is dependant on many things on an individual basis
They said even homeless people used those
But yea I think staying and leaving is dependant on many things on an individual basis
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That looks forboding.
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Stay safe y'all
everysingletime
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@Nike Jordan You live in Tampa? 
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This is crazy, winds so strong that it took away the ******* ocean. This is how tsunamis start. Be safe out there.
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pretty sure this pic was taken on the rickenbacker causeway, what you guys are looking at right now is the brickell/downtown area of miami
That looks forboding.
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very far in advance, animals have much better senses/awareness than humans do
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Why does windmap have the eye to the right of the track?
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this.
Ron McGill says the Miami zoo Isbis is still there though, said its always the last bird to leave before a cane... will be telling when it bounces
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Lol I wonder if some of y'all understand that "Miami" is a sprawling metropolitan area and more than just "a strip of buildings across the street from the Atlantic Ocean"
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Sharks can sense changes in pressure and have been documented dipping in the opposite direction of hurricanes
Thierry Henry
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yes, the Ibis is usually the last to leave but the first to show up once the worst has passed. The Ibis is the official mascot of the university of miami.
the actual city limits are quite small, but yes the whole metro area is HUUUGGEEE
most people think of miami as only miami beach, but those of us who have lived here long enough know that it's a completely different city
http://www.miamigov.com/planning/images/maps/MiamiRegion8x11.pdf
