HouCuseChickie
Well-Known Member
I'm glad your family sounds like they are doing better. It sounds like the vaccine is working if they are only getting mild cases.
This is for your girls' softball with some time with your family mixed in, rt? Can you cancel or is that up to the softball team/organization? OK, never mind. I see you were asked that.
What would it take for them to cancel this tournament?
I guess they have good days and bad days. No fever and congestion has greatly improved, but my mom said they are feeling really dizzy and drained today. I guess it comes and goes.
I would have to assume it's like things here when it comes to named storms. For a tropical storm, it probably would not be canceled unless there was lightning, torrential downpours, and/or the fields had too much standing water. I don't think evacuation orders usually come into play until it hits hurricane status. My parents lived in a Zone A when they were in the Saint Pete area. I don't think they ever dealt with anything more than a weak Cat 2 when they lived there and I know they never evacuated even though they were waterfront. That being said, for a softball tournament, I could see them canceling a day or 2 out if it looks like the area is going to get a hit involving a hurricane. Based on the projected storm timeline, it looks like this kind of decision would take place on Tuesday. Panama City is still on the western edge of the cone of uncertainty, but models are currently putting landfall in the Fort Myers area.