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Re: Hurricane preparedness the comment thread said by Hayward: We may party the first few hours, but anyone that been in Key West long soon hunkers down and takes them very seriously, if we actualy ARE going to have a significant impact.. Good timing..we're about to launch into "season"
There's never a better time than the present to prepare.
This time of year I'm usually using up my freezer food, and stocking up on bottled water & canned goods & batteries.
Don't wait for the stores to be out of something with last minute shoppers.
If anyone is in an area subject to hurricanes or any other weather disturbances, I recommend you read this.
Lots of good suggestions and info.
»Hurricane Preparedness
As always, more technical forecast type threads belong in:
»Weather
..but anything that affects us (as a community of members) in what to do, how to do it or when to do it is welcomed here
So are contributions to our FAQ. 
...and cans of tuna for Hayward's dog 
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1 edit | And honestly I usually have enough food around the house, but trip to the grocery store is more often than not, initiated by Dog bag of food is getting low.
And in a hurricane ALWAYS a full one of them too days before even if most of one still left. Because if I do decide to bug out, that bag will still be needed, bcause very likely from the Keys you will be going in to an potentially impacted area with store runs on... allows you to concentrate on a place to stay and get there.
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