i am in a room i can t hear the storm. this is a huge testament to the windows and doors that truly work. you said miami dade rated. you are talking 145, 150 miles per hour wind rated. even in tampa the mayor was saying you don t have to leave the city. leave low lying zones, area a. you have letter classifications. it s about being wise about it. are you somewhere higher than is in a structure that can withstand a hurricane. correct. and are you prepared? don t go out. usually long time ago we used to throw hurricane parties and surf. storms have changed. katrina put hurricanes on the map. harvey reminded us of that. this state did not take it lightly. and the fact that we are only about 150 miles wide and 450
the footage earlier is from where i am now. and i know i think the biggest thing with this being that this weather event so personal for me the thing that i have noticed the most is the word for evacuation i think there is misconception on that word. i think people on the heels of harvey people were so scared. we didn t know. authorities were saying we could expect this on the water, as well. but evacuation doesn t mean flee the state. i think people often somebody says what are you doing down there get north. i will take you in. often it means get to higher ground or get to a strong structure. i m at my parents house because they have a new roof, hurricane doors, hurricane windows. they have a pool cage that is miami dade rated.