what is the hurricane crew? does that include the people working at the restaurants, front desks, etc?
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Hurricane Ian expected to impact Florida (updates and related discussions)
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mickeyfan73
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Wow that Sanibel Causeway is destroyed. it's bigger than that one section that broke off initially show on twitter. there's two big sections broken off and a long strip bascially under water...
for locals what was there before this causeway was built? Ferries?
for locals what was there before this causeway was built? Ferries?
mickeyfan73
Member
Wow watching live ABC local news on youtube..
The female anchors are having a hard time not bursting into tears
The female anchors are having a hard time not bursting into tears
Zummi Gummi
Pioneering the Universe Within!
What do you have against Kissimmee?
People who continue to work in the hurricane, it includes cast members in every position.
LSLS
Well-Known Member
But the category is what I determine ALL my plans on, I need to know with 100% certainty, and it can't be updated.
Are you sure they can be trusted? I mean they’re getting blamed for broadcasting that a massive storm that would wash houses away in Florida was coming
Good to hear…happy for you.
good luck, happy for you. I hope you can somehow get your roof handled before there is further damage. I can't even imagine how hard it will be to get things fixed.
Preliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
Preliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
Preliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
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JohnD
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A good update from Tom Bricker on WDW status and closures.
www.disneytouristblog.com
Disney World Closed Due to Hurricane Ian
All 4 theme parks and more are closed at Walt Disney World due to Hurricane Ian. Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom won't reopen until after the storm passes Orlando. Additionally, there are
www.disneytouristblog.com
Br0ckford
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That Disney bubblePreliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
Preliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
Preliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
mickeyfan73
Member
We were at Coronado in the new Tower during Irma.. I will never forget the lines of locals checking in.. they were saying power never goes out at WDW so that is why they are coming.. Most were not from evact zones.. Seems most just wanted A/C for their animals. Anyways one young woman a college program intern was totally on edge at check-in. You can tell she was freaking out.. Mind you, this was a day before Irma was suppose to hit and the weather was already turning a bit.. This intern had the shift until midnight told me when I asked where she is hunkering down, she was leaving town. ( Believe there was a curefew- not sure anymore). She then told me she felt safer driving by herself to GA to her parents after her shift. I was like . I said as a mother, please stay put. Not sure what she did.
ilovetotravel1977
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Here in Nova Scotia, we just had Fiona rip through the eastern part of the province and with massive damage to Cape Breton Island. Homes were washed away in the storm surge and flooding. Port aux Basques, Newfoundland was destroyed with the surge as well.
I'm already thinking of winter storms and what we need going forward. These hurricanes/storms (fall/winter) are becoming regular occurrences for us. Hubby has said a generator is our Christmas present to each other this year! I was thinking of those "Hot Paws" warmers you put in your mittens and shoes LOL
I'm already thinking of winter storms and what we need going forward. These hurricanes/storms (fall/winter) are becoming regular occurrences for us. Hubby has said a generator is our Christmas present to each other this year! I was thinking of those "Hot Paws" warmers you put in your mittens and shoes LOL
Nthderivative
Active Member
Hey everyone, I live within 5 miles of Magic Kingdom. Our area was mostly spared from the worst of the storm.
erstwo
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Heartbreaking. That's a lot of jobs lost indefinitely. Not only can you not get people out there for work at your resort/ restaurant/ hotel/ airbnb, etc. (no road to the island) or customers - you can't even begin to fix the damage to your building(s) until you can get supplies and construction workers out there. Heck - can their insurance adjusters even get out there to cut them a check??
I guess you could boat everything over, but wow.
mickeyfan73
Member
I posted a link above.. Great live coverage and love the crew reporting locally for Lee Cty area.. Highly recommend.. My home office day is not productive today.
JohnD
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The hourly TWC app showed winds no more than 55mph overnight. Inside AK Lodge, you wouldn't know it. Those walls are solid. Can't hear a thing from outside. If it wasn't for a Flash Flood alert on my phone at 3:30am, I would have slept through the entire night.Preliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
Preliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
Preliminary report from National Weather Service suggests Walt Disney World was largely spared from high wind speeds
danlb_2000
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SplashJacket
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Baldwin park flooding still rising