Get the fukk outta Florida.Y'all gonna get flattened.
Get the fukk outta Florida.Y'all gonna get flattened.
I want y'all to be ok.breh - how is that helping? i think everyone gets it, not everyone can leave the state at the snap of the fingers.
Most current update I have from this thread
They already urged people not to try driving north outta state because you'll likely be stuck and trapped. Everyone leaving and the mandatory evacuation zone areas got the roads clogged up. It's a much better choice to go into a hurricane shelter.Get the fukk outta Florida.Y'all gonna get flattened.
Ft Laurderdale has some later (8pm) Jet Blue flights to Boston, chicago etc for anyone thats in limbo 300 2 adults round tripman I had the same idea, was gonna try to take my bike and tour the damages after the storm
now i'm frantically refreshing the delta page, since the phones are on 3 hour call back times to see if this flight from Atlanta to Miami is happening. Once that flight leaves, I'm heading to the airport and I saw on the news they were turning people away and cancelling flights at the desks.
Flight says it's lands at 633 and takes right back off at 715
Florida been dealing with this before they were FloridaAll them times y'all posted that damn Bugs Bunny gif jinxed Florida
To answer your question. Those Irma numbers are from when it was a cat 5. It has since undergone a replacement cycle that has dropped it's wind speeds from being near 200 down to 150 making it a cat 4. However a 150 wind speed is only 7 away from being a cat 5 and there is a real chance that it could power back up after it's cycle. For now though it remains a cat 4.
Ft Laurderdale has some later (8pm) Jet Blue flights to Boston, chicago etc for anyone thats in limbo 300 2 adults round trip