Basically, T.V. is safe from coastal hurricanes
Basically, T.V. is safe and protected from coastal hurricanes, flooding, etc. That's a given....and a blessing....however......
After reading the below, I was wondering if any long term residents of T.V. can recall ever having a "brush" with a hurricane in central Florida?
Power outages? How long?
Or, is central Florida protected, in a bubble, from the hurricane winds and ensuing damage that the coast will experience.
Obviously, flooding will not be an issue.
""Hurricane season 2013 is in the books, and it goes down as one of the quietest in 30 years.
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Spring 2014 Advice
Also, due to the recent past, Local 6 WKMG Cheif Meterologist Tom Sorrell mentions that there seems to be a wave of "Hurricane Amnesia" or "Hurricane Denial", where being prepared is becoming less of a priority for some folks.........as there is a feeling "It won't happen here".
Here is a list of supplies recommended to have on hand...........
In addition to 2 weeks supply of water and canned foods, don't forget about pets and children's supplies. Pets need food and water, beddings or litter. Access to stores carrying these supplies during storms may be limited, so keep an extra supply of diapers and wipes.
Be sure if anyone in your home needs ongoing medication or requires medical equipment, be sure to speak with your medical provider ahead of time to ensure you're property prepared.
Obviously, those on the barrier islands would know when to evacuate to the mainland, and also what to bring along with them..........
But, has THE VILLAGES ever experienced the "edge" of a hurricane??????
Who remembers it?
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