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[FONT="]JUST IN | Florida Hospital North Pinellas evacuating and closing due to Hurricane Irma [/FONT][/COLOR][URL="https://t.co/afybNJtbRt"]http://bit.ly/2vVx0SS [/URL]


It's in St. Petersburg, I'm sure that entire area will be under water. A little late but good call.

NYU Lagone Medical Center in Lower Manhattan backup generators were destroyed during Sandy and patients had to be evacuated during the height of the storm.

I remember this because my daughter had surgery scheduled two months after Sandy and it had to be postponed because the surgical area still wasn't up and running.

http://healthland.time.com/2012/10/30/lessons-from-storm-sandy-when-hospital-generators-fail/
 
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If they are in surge area send it are they in known surge ?

i think the model in the study was a head in crash of a storm as opposed to coming up from south but I remember there Bay stuff and would think that would still be a huge part here - water goes where it is told to go

Thank you Cariis for your wise counsel.

I needed that.

You are right. The folks that came on Tuesday, and the 2 people/3 dogs coming more in 30 minutes, were all in the surge area on the water. The others just will have a category ? wind for them and rain, but not life threatening waters. I have more than 25 family and friend folks that are in the area for a direct hit, but only a few in the zone A. And in 30 minutes, they will ALL be here in my city in Georgia. (crate for dog that is not housebroken... check! Dog bowls out, check! etc etc)

:hug: for putting it into perspective. The ones left will be able to help others is their plan.

I needed shot of reality that Cariis! :heartbeat: They and their homes will be fine....

ETA: THEY ARE HERE! bye!!!
 
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[video=twitter;906622023329345541]https://twitter.com/yukonblizzard/status/906622023329345541[/video]
 
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This makes me ill. Have a cousin hunkered down between Ft Myers and Naples. (And two friends just north along that coast.) :(

Are they interested in leaving? There are numbers we can give you that they can call and get assistance. If not, Germain Arena may still be accepting people.

It is getting late and I believe all the shelters in the area are closing by 8:00 tonight.
 
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No space left at Collier shelters, Temple Shalom opens doors

Update, 4:30 p.m.

Temple Shalom in North Naples is opening its doors to Hurricane Irma evacuees after Collier County ran out of shelter space Saturday afternoon.

More than 15,000 evacuees are housed in more than 20 shelters around the county.

Evacuees to Temple Shalom, 4630 Pine Ridge Road, should bring their own food, water and bedding. Pets are not allowed.

http://www.naplesnews.com/story/wea...ane-irma-new-shelters-open-collier/649211001/
 
  • #248
EERIE!!!

The Washington Post explains how Irma is changing the ocean by sucking water into the storm.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wa...rally-sucking-the-water-away-from-shorelines/







[emoji202]MOO

truly is freaking me out what comes up must come down it cant vanish so it has to be it spraying the water out like the washer machine does when it starts spinning

water is heavy maybe it just being sucked up and then dropped right now instantly instead of being in the surrounding clouds!

notions henry? Have you ever heard of such of a thing

wish I knew when this happened looks like my hope that water temp would drop some cause of swirling aint happening !
 
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[video=twitter;906625771250298881]https://twitter.com/GadiNBC/status/906625771250298881[/video]

[FONT=&quot]First flooding we've seen from [/FONT]#Irma[FONT=&quot] in Manatee Bay Marina... just under 2 feet of water & Irma is still +100 miles out.[/FONT]
 
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Does anyone know of a shelter within an hour of Tampa Bay Hospital that would have openings? Doc can't leave their post, over an hour out, and the family doesn't think their home will stand after the change of course going up the west coast now.
 
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[video=twitter;906625929895694338]https://twitter.com/capitalweather/status/906625929895694338[/video]

[FONT=&quot]509p: This is getting real. 70 mph gust in Ft Lauderdale from intense band that came thru. [/FONT]
 
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truly is freaking me out what comes up must come down it cant vanish so it has to be it spraying the water out like the washer machine does when it starts spinning

water is heavy maybe it just being sucked up and then dropped right now instantly instead of being in the surrounding clouds!

notions henry? Have you ever heard of such of a thing

wish I knew when this happened looks like my hope that water temp would drop some cause of swirling aint happening !

It gradually returns as the winds shift.
 
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Southwest Florida could see historic flooding, up to 15 feet

Saturday’s projections from the NHC show potential storm surge flooding:

Greater than 9 feet above ground storm surge in Port Royal, Aqualane Shores and Royal Harbor. The same severe flooding could inundate Lely, parts of East Naples and Bonita Springs.

Coastal Collier and Lee counties could see flooding up to 15 feet.

Virtually all of Southwest Florida has the potential to see at least 3 feet of flooding.

http://www.naplesnews.com/story/wea...d-see-historic-flooding-up-15-feet/649902001/
 
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Goodness, that's quite a long list. Now I'm going to look at a map. Thanks, BDE!

Cheeky request alert.... does anyone fancy putting the list in south to north (ish) order pretty please? I have no idea who is due to get Irma'd first

Thinking about you all from little old England, where I really must stop grumbling about unseasonably grey skies and showers. Stay safe my friends

:uk::usa:
 
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Does anyone know of a shelter within an hour of Tampa Bay Hospital that would have openings? Doc can't leave their post, over an hour out, and the family doesn't think their home will stand after the change of course going up the west coast now.

Is that Hillsbourgh County?

http://www.hcflgov.net/en/newsroom/2017/09/09/shelters-now-open

Shelters are filling quickly; residents are encouraged not to wait if they think they will need to stay in one of these shelters during the storm. They need to be at a shelter by 8:00 tonight.

Wharton High School, 20150 Bruce B. Downs in Tampa, has been added as a pet-friendly shelter.

These shelters are currently OPEN:

Barrington Middle School, 5925 Village Center Drive, Lithia (wheelchair-accessible)

Benito Middle School, 10101 Cross Creek Blvd., Tampa (wheelchair-accessible)

Bevis Elementary School, 5720 Osprey Ridge Drive, Lithia

Bloomingdale High School, 1700 East Bloomingdale Ave., Valrico

Cannella Elementary School, 10707 Nixon Road, Tampa

Carrollwood Elementary School, 3516 McFarland Rd., Tampa (wheelchair-accessible)

Chiles Elementary School, 16541 Tampa Palms Blvd. W, Tampa

Cimino Elementary School, 4329 Culbreath Road, Valrico

Collins Elementary School, 12424 Summerfield Blvd., Riverview

Cork Elementary School, 3501 N. Cork Rd., Plant City

Heritage Elementary School, 18201, East Meadows Road, Tampa

Knights Elementary School, 4815 N. Keene Road, Plant City

Lake Magdalene Elementary School, 2002 Pine Lake Drive, Tampa

Marshall Middle School, 18 South Maryland Ave., Plant City (wheelchair-accessible)

McKitrick Elementary School, 5503 Lutz Lake Fern Road, Lutz

McLane Middle School, 306 N. Knights Ave., Brandon

Mulrennan Middle School, 4215 Durant Road, Tampa (wheelchair-accessible)

Nelson Elementary School, 5413 Durant Road, Tampa

Newsome High School, 16510 Fish Hawk Blvd., Lithia (wheelchair-accessible)

Pride Elementary School, 18271 Kinnan St., Tampa

Riddick Elementary School, 325 West Lake Drive, Wimauma (wheelchair-accessible)

Stowers Elementary School, 13915 Barrington Stowers Drive, Lithia

Tomlin Middle School, 501 N. Woodrow Wilson, Plant City (wheelchair-accessible)

Turkey Creek Middle School, 5005 Turkey Creek Road, Plant City

Wharton High School, 20150 Bruce B. Downs, Tampa (pet-friendly) (wheelchair-accessible)

Wilson Elementary School, 702 English St., Plant City


Special-needs shelters are only for residents with medical issues that require electricity assistance or cognitive issues that would not be supported in a general population shelter.
Residents should bring only essential items including: blankets, sleeping bags, pillows, and air mattresses; clothing and toiletries; prescriptions; special dietary foods and favorite snacks; diapers, bottles, and other baby supplies; important paperwork in a waterproof container. Cards, books, and games can help pass the time, especially for young children.

Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority (HART) is running evacuation routes until 7 p.m. today. Visit Gohart.org for additional information.

Make sure to have a plan. Residents and visitors are encouraged to register for HCFL Alert, Hillsborough County's official public notification system for emergency and urgent alerts. To receive messages by email, phone, and text, go to HCFLGov.net/StaySafe. For more information, call (813) 272-5900.
 
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[video=twitter;906619121823047680]https://twitter.com/wxgarrett/status/906619121823047680[/video]

[FONT=&amp]Hurricane [/FONT]#Irma[FONT=&amp] reminding this guy in Key West he should have evacuated.
:lol:[/FONT]
 
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[video=twitter;906628371634905088]https://twitter.com/capitalweather/status/906628371634905088[/video][FONT=&amp]

NHC 5p advisory says high confidence in track. Hard for Keys & SW Florida to avoid historically awful hurricane: http://wapo.st/2eN4YOm [/FONT]
 
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