Reply to "Hurricane for parts of Florida during PG Tournament in Fort Myers..."

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

Just an observation on the reaction to the possible effects of the hurricane ...

There are more weather related deaths accountable to snow than any other meteorological or geological event. Yet when a huge blizzard is headed for an area everyone makes fun of people for living there. There's never concern. Roofs cave in from the weight of snow. There can be an after affect of severe flooding due to drains being clogged with snow. There's the potential for flooding in the spring after a heavy snow winter. Businesses close and lose money. But, Ha, Ha, you chose to live there! Followed by the rub in it's 70 and sunny where the poster lives.

Dont take this wrong. But it's 70 and sunny here today and yesterday. And the skies are not cloudy all day.

10/7/161:37 PM

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