RED ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!! CATEGORY 5
Discussion in 'Truckers' Weather & Road Conditions' started by haz-matguru, Sep 5, 2017.
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Miami and many other towns in FL will look like ghost towns...
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Tentative.
We, of good judgment wouldn't be rash.
And I'd love to be a meteorologist. I could be wrong everyday and still have my job.
That 'thanks' you got there... Lol. We'll see, Tuck.
Wherever YOU are - stay safe, dry and moderately intoxicated!tucker Thanks this. -
The keys are now getting the affects of Irma but it hasn't reached land yet.The surge is what's scareing everyone.One lady says she has 8 inches of water in her house.
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Hi lady
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No wonder I never heard anything about Atlanta look at those beautiful temps.tucker Thanks this.
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I don't know your company's situation but top off your tanks and relocate to higher ground.
Remember a few years ago the massive flooding in the Atlanta Beltway?
Don't go crazy now, don't go all the way to Indiana, but if you go, say 100-150 miles out of route tell them, "I was instructed by law enforcement to go to --------, and was escorted by convoy, sorry if they didn't put it in writing."
If they're lazy enough to leave you in the path of a hurricane for 3 days they're probably too lazy to follow up on any police activity in Atlanta.
There's more than a few truckstops over by 85 and there's higher elevations outside of Chattanooga so you have options. -
Lol. Bad weather or not being stranded in Atlanta period would be cause for alarm. I would wait it out. You might just get a sweet load to Camden,NJ as a reward.
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Downtown Miami has at least a foot of water and the worst part is yet to come.The homeless refused to seek shelter.Don't know why the shelters have free food.
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