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As a Puerto Rican preparing for Irma, yes, we're pretty freaked.
by ftxrcc 9y ago
As a Puerto Rican preparing for Irma, yes, we're pretty freaked.
- winslow 9y agoStay safe and I hope all goes well with minimal damage.
- ftxrcc 9y agoThank you!
- singularity2001 9y agochances are you will just be saved : https://earth.nullschool.net/#2017/09/07/0000Z/wind/isobaric/1000hPa/orthographic=-60.02,16.20,3000/loc=-64.437,18.539 https://earth.nullschool.net/#2017/09/07/0000Z/wind/isobaric...
- TylerE 9y agoThis is shockingly bad "advice". A Category 5 hurricane is not a point source, and storm prediction is far from an exact science.
- ftxrcc 9y agoIt was expected to go north today. Unfortunately, all models were wrong and it actually is coming much faster to our direction, and it keeps getting stronger. I'm legitimately scared.
- rovr138 9y agoWe all are. I’m in Guaynabo. Not close to the coast, so I didn’t have to evacuate. Came down for the weekend, stayed because of the hurricane... Be safe!
- DiNovi 9y agoheart goes out to viaques, which looks like it'll take a worse hit then the main island
- ftxrcc 9y agoFor sure. Vieques and Culebra are going to have a seriously difficult time.
- Grazester 9y agoI have been through a category 3 hurricane(Ivan) in the Caribbean and it devastated the island, cost us over a billion in damages and took about 10 years to recover. Its not something I want to go through again. A category 5 at those wind speeds, even block structures with hip and gable roofing and short eaves can be torn off and have walls fall. I hope you and everyone in this hurricane's path safety.
- ftxrcc 9y agoWoah. Thanks for the wishes.
- pryelluw 9y agoHey Im also a local. pryelluw@gmail.com if anything!