I do not usually read news only headlines.
Yahoo did not mention the hurricane as far as what I saw so I wagons out through a Swedish news about it.
Millions of people may be affected and over a million people are being evacuated.
How do they evacuate so many people?
Does the army come and also planes to fly people to safer areas?
Is there anyone on our forum that is affected by this?
It sounds very scary.
Even buildings in one area can not give enough shelter.
Are new buildings architectures to survive tornadoes?
Good prayers for all the people,animals,buildings, species
…
What can one do?
Comfort and great help
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I’m in Northern Virginia, near DC. We’re planning for heavy rains and maybe power outage.
The people in the Carolinas will probably get the brunt of it.
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roxanna
September 13, 2018, 12:33am
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Lots of people evacuated. I heard a meteorologist say Florence is gonna sit over the land after it makes land fall. ■■■■.
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I have family in central NC. I’m from there originally. Worried
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crimby
September 13, 2018, 12:46am
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That’s bad, because then it will dump huge amounts of rain and increase the flooding. I’ve heard that most of the deaths from hurricanes occur because of drowning.
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pob
September 13, 2018, 12:57am
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I read thats
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my phone is nuts. maybe i dropped it too mamy times.
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Jake
September 13, 2018, 1:01am
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No, well kind of. I don’t think it is going to hit my city directly. We are probably going to get hit with the outer part of the storm.
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I live in Galveston Texas. I hope we don’t have any hurricanes this year!
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thomas
September 13, 2018, 1:17am
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I’m in NE NC on the inner coast at my folks. Prepped and ready. Hoping for the best. To everyone else getting ready for the storm don’t take it lightly and be prepared or evacuate if you need to.
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Thankfully no. I was whining today cuz it got a little warm out but there a folks at imminent risk. Wishing those who meet Florence the best.
Anna
September 13, 2018, 3:08am
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Yes I am safe and nowhere near it
dbzmatt
September 13, 2018, 3:17am
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There is also the danger of some nuclear power plants getting flooded and the power to run them go out causing a possible fukashima disaster.
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September 27, 2018, 3:17am
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