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Dame Veronica Graunwolf 5 months ago.
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My sisters…..hurricane Florence looks to be very bad. I beg you all…leave the area now. I fear for your safety and health in this time. Do not worry about possessions….they can be replaced……your life not!
I pray that you and yours will be OK. You all are in my thoughts and wishes.
Love…….
Dame Veronica
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Personally I have never taken hurricanes or any other acts of nature lightly. I am in NC about 2 hours away from the coast. I grew up in Charleston (SC), even though we have threats of hurricanes every year. I hope everyone in effected areas are safe. I will check in periodically. Be safe all.
Hi Bobbi……who is Jim Cantore?
Jim Cantore is a weatherman who works for “The Weather Channel”.
You usually will find him standing & reporting in the most violent storms you could imagine!
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Thanks for the info Bobbi. I hope they pay him well.
Unfortunately, people don’t take storms seriously, until Jim Cantore shows up!
I hope everybody heeds the advice of the NWS!1 user thanked author for this post.
A hurricane is a storm you don’t take likely. I live in New Jersey and when Sandy hit us it cause a lot of damage. I knew people who were without power for over a week. Fortunately I live inland and a place that doesn’t flood. But because of all the damage and flooding around me, I was trapped in my home for three days.
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What I learned last year during Hurricane Irma …
When they tell you to get out, get out.
Wishing the best for everyone in Florence’s path …
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Add to urgency. Experience with Harvey in Texas. Not one you want. Please take warnings seriously.
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AnonymousOfflineRegistered On:Topics: 15Replies: 186Ditto, get out of there!!
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