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  2. Sep 10

    What were you doing 1 year ago?

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  3. Sep 10

    Where I was 1 year ago today…

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  4. Sep 12

    Dear - I want to ensure accurate coverage - please share who gave the administration A + reviews for recovery efforts (as states below)

    We got A Pluses for our recent hurricane work in Texas and Florida (and did an unappreciated great job in Puerto Rico, even though an inaccessible island with very poor electricity and a totally incompetent Mayor of San Juan). We are ready for the big one that is coming!
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  5. Sep 10

    Around this time in the morning on this date last year and I got blasted measuring 100+ MPH winds in eyewall of in Lower Florida Keys:

    0:28
    tearing it up!
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  6. 1 hour ago

    Some unsolicited advice for those covering from someone who went through this last year with . Use that radar to drill down and tell people precisely when that eyewall gets to their neighborhood & when to get into their safe place. It will save lives.

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  7. Sep 12

    This was from our scare last year but it still goes. If you have good after now there is nothing stopping you from storing some at home right now without buying any bottled water.

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  8. 2 minutes ago

    In those areas where the internet is not available, or cell phones are affected, ham radio operators, or those with satphones (satellite telephones), may be the only way for information and help to be shared. This happened in the Caribbean in 2017.

  9. 1 hour ago

    Watching coverage on the Weather Channel right now hoping eveyone I know in the Carolinas are ok and realizing why everyone was so worried about us during last year. Hurricanes are NO JOKE! This shit is scary.

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  10. 57 minutes ago
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    So true. I volunteered for the Red Cross after So many people left without there pets. We had lost our sweet Harrison 3 months before and I wanted to help. That’s when I found out that even though we have a few pet friendly shelters they separate you from your pet.

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  11. Sep 10

    Tracking Hurricane ? Keep a radio in your Disaster Kit. Why, you have cell phone right? Until cellular services goes out, happen to me during Hurricane . No power, no WiFi , no cellular data. Radio was my only source for news and updates.

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  12. Sep 9

    Anyone else remember what you were doing this time last year?

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  13. Sep 10

    While all eyes are on , a year ago today, Hurricane made two damaging landfalls in South Florida. Learn how satellite data helps forecasters predict the path of these powerful storms:

    Visible satellite imagery shows Hurricane Irma making landfall in Southwest Florida on September 10, 2017.
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  14. Sep 10

    ONE YEAR AGO TODAY: Hurricane Irma made landfall in Cudjoe Key, Florida on September 10th as a Category 4 Hurricane with winds that reached 130 miles per hour. ---- …

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  15. Sep 6

    A year ago, Hurricane left many families with nothing. The Red Cross continues to help them rebuild their lives with your support.

    One year on from Hurricane Irma
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  16. Sep 10

    A year ago today hit Florida. The center of the storm moved over Cudjoe Key at 9:10 am as a category 4 hurricane with winds at 130 mph. The storm then tracked north and made it's 7th and final landfall at 3:30 pm near Marco Island as a cat. 3 (115 mph).

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  17. Sep 7

    Hurricane showcased Puerto Rican solidarity. Even while facing destruction at home, rose up and assisted our Caribbean brothers and sisters in need. When faced by adversity, coming together will always be the answer.

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  18. Sep 7

    This was the terrifying scene one year ago this morning... a three-day forecast (not out in model fantasy land) from the National Weather Service showing passing directly over as a Category 4 hurricane. We got immeasurably lucky here.

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  19. Sep 6

    St. Paul’s Anglican Church in St. Croix was built in 1812. It suffered some damage during but faired better than others.

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  20. Sep 5

    A year ago today Hurricane became the strongest storm ever recorded east of the Caribbean Sea and the fifth strongest storm by wind speed in the Atlantic with maximum sustained winds of 180mph. It struck Barbuda that evening and began its five day long path of destruction.

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  21. 4 hours ago

    I’m feeling a little guilty for the good weather we had today here in Florida. Memories of aren’t that distant. Prayers for all in path. Stay safe!

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