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Hurricane Ian expected to impact Florida (updates and related discussions)
- Thread starter Touchdown
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How are that many people on top of that car??????
Not allowed out until further notice.
Andy_0410
Well-Known Member
Aww you beat me to it lol
Wanted to show off my wallpaper
WorldExplorer
Well-Known Member
Sheesh, did I manage to get the only resort that didn't get a character you can't normally meet?
I mean, not complaining, it's an emergency situation and everything, just...my luck.
I mean, not complaining, it's an emergency situation and everything, just...my luck.
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Disstevefan1
Well-Known Member
There are worse places to be sheltered in place 
And don’t factor in the costs.
After all, you are in WDW, if you factor in the costs, you ruin the whole experience.
And don’t factor in the costs.
After all, you are in WDW, if you factor in the costs, you ruin the whole experience.
Yeah, winds are really picking up.
Afterthought
Member
I don't think I'm doing this right.
Disney Analyst
Well-Known Member
It really is something, all the little things you need to consider to secure a building for a hurricane, and to prevent projectiles.
JohnD
Well-Known Member
I made good use of mine. Closing the drapes still left a gap which would bring in sunlight in the morning. I used a chair to hold the drapes together and keep the room dark.
Or you could use one of the pants hangers...the clips hold the drapes closed.
Gaperr_Bauer
New Member
Is the same requirements for resorts? (i’m in one lol)
Remember everyone at a Disney Resort: Shower and get dressed tomorrow for the daily room inspection!!
some other guy
Well-Known Member
13's coverage took a detour into storm vocabulary so it might not end up being such a major thing for central fl
EricsBiscuit
Well-Known Member
TECO’s website has so much traffic you can’t even check their outage map rn.
Fortunately it’s not that bad here in Lutz (just 20~ miles north of Tampa). We have huge viburnum protecting the sides of the house and they’re blowing like crazy but not too many of any branches falling.
The worst part is they shouldn’t immediately rush back to their house. I’m pretty sure you shouldn’t use the freeways at all if possible so emergency repair crews can arrive. I can’t imagine how bad the wait is.
That would be 28 then.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
Similar but not quite as stringent. The components attached to buildings also have to been products which have been tested to ensure they are not easily blown off buildings. A big concern is items becoming wind-borne which is why Disney removed or tied down items such as furniture. Guests putting patio furniture in the hallways should probably be discouraged as they’re now impeding the means of egress in case people do need to leave their rooms.
75+ is a pretty big range. The eye is down to 105. If you can't admit the eye changing path hasn't made things look MUCH better for Orlando, you need help.