
I never thought that I would have to worry about hurricanes in Austin, but we've got a nasty one coming our way. Being the perpetual optimist, I don't think that we will be significantly affected. In fact, I expect to be able to go to the ACL festival this weekend. Unfortunately, I fear that many people are in harms' way and I wish them the best. I'm planning to donate to the Red Cross and I've already submitted my volunteer information, so if they need me, I'm willing to help.

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Mostly depends on where she hits the coast at. keep in mind that lakeland Fl and Orlando Floida are in the dead center between coasts and Charlie came in a hundred miles and tore hell out of both. It is the tropical storm strength winds-fifty to sixty miles per hour for hours on end plus the tornadoes that spin off that do the collateral damage, If you are within a hundred miles of the eye you are going to know about it-take it from someone who went through three last year in Florida! At best you will not lose power for more than a couple of days.
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