Major Hurricane Milton (Category 3; 125 mph) to strike Florida tonight

[Cat piss martini]

Hope my black floridians
stay safe during this craziness.

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

@RammerJammer how often do hurricanes cut straight across Florida, don't they usually go North after landfall?

 

[DonB90]

Just bought plywood to board up the house. Couldn't get sandbags cause the line was too long. We about to get whacked. Like someone else stated earlier in this thread Flawda ain't worth the trouble no more

 

[Belize King]

Unless you’re Hulkkk Hoegan, then you can stay. Nothing bad should happen.

 

[Da_Eggman]

Pray for Tampa bruhs

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Florida bruhs yall stay safe. Get your people the hell out while you can so you can pick up the pieces later

Texas bruhs this season ain't over yet. We got a long time til December and the Gulf hot as fukk

 

[Insensitive]

Is this one another of those 'Once in a lifetime" or "once in a thousand year" events ?

Cause 2024 is wild.

 

[MushroomX]

why would they fukin design it like that

Ignorance thinking that Category 4 and 5 Storms wouldn't become the norm every season, and that Tampa Bay, being a big name city, would never suffer a direct hit. Its sort of like how "Big Cities never get a Big Tornado".

 

[mannyrs13]

why would they fukin design it like that

I don't know if it's that hospital but i seen a video during helene of one putting up these flood walls to help prevent flooding.



This shyt. Of course just getting to the hospital gonna be impossible if the bridge not working unless they got boats ready.

 

[mannyrs13]

around the corner from my crib

riding this out at my parents house tho which is more inland and the last evacuation zone

I can just imagine how crazy it'll be around st pete or those smaller islands surrounded by water. Especially with high storm surge.

 

[earl n water]

 

[mannyrs13]

Ignorance thinking that Category 4 and 5 Storms wouldn't become the norm every season, and that Tampa Bay, being a big name city, would never suffer a direct hit. Its sort of like how "Big Cities never get a Big Tornado".

Tampa hasn't had a direct hit in over 100 years. So i can see why they been less cautious. Of course things been changing now.

Shoot even where I'm at it has been getting less common. We had Irma back in 2017 go up the west part of the state and cause damage including loss of power for a few days. Katrina passed thru here in 05 before destroying New Orleans, and then Andrew in 92. So it hasn't been consistent and i think only Irma affected Tampa. Maybe someone knows more but usually if a hurricane hits down here it doesn't impact up there much and vice versa.

Always gotta be careful and prepared tho.

 

[jdubnyce]

Any chance this thing gets more powerful than 180mph?

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Something wrong with him

This country has broken down for a while and we just haven't been paying attention

 

[KnickstapeCity]

This country has broken down for a while amd we just haven't been paying attention

Ironic coming from a fakkit that calls himself black trash