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Originally Posted by KRL
It will only be about 70 to 90 mph by the time it crosses the everglades and hits South Florida. Still will have trees down, power outages, flooding damage and the usual, but that's not enough to be catastrophic.
The folks in the Keys, Naples, and up to Ft. Myers should be getting ready though. They will get the first brunt of it at higher speeds.
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I hope you're right but it's wayyyyy too early to tell. Won't get a good assessment til Fri or Sat.
It could still go farther north toward Tampa/Clearwater or head south past the tip of Fla and into the Bahamas and out to sea. We just don't know yet. Since it hit Cat 5 at NIGHT that means the waters are still warm enough to fuel it and that's fucking scary.