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rubbersole

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3. We live in costal East Central Florida.

Reply to Cheezoholic (Original post)

Wed Oct 15, 2025, 01:40 PM

Oct 15

We're always worried and paying attention until December. We've been incredibly lucky since Ian dumped 19" of rain in 24 hours. The Florida West coast - not so lucky. Heaven forbid a major hurricane hits the coast. Not only the disaster that awaits the people that don't take the warnings seriously, but the non-existent home insurance (at any cost) that will follow the next major storm. It's not if, but when.

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Folks in the Western Caribbean and SE (including FL) Models are continuing to show a possible huirricane forming [View all] Cheezoholic Oct 15 OP

Sandy vibes Blues Heron Oct 15 #1

Yes. Trying not to use that word lol. Long way out so low verification odds but that 00Z Euro run made my eyes pop Cheezoholic Oct 15 #2

We live in costal East Central Florida. rubbersole Oct 15 #3

Yes, I lived on the West Coast of FL for 15 years. Oct - Dec were the months we worried about most over there Cheezoholic Oct 15 #4