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Sαɳʂα wrote:I am sure most people at least have heard about hurricane Irma by now in some regard, if not, its a very strong hurricane that has been reaking havoc in the Carribean and is looking like its going straight for Florida and up towards Georgia. Because of this almost certainty its coming where I live at this point, I have been offline and preparing for its arrival. I am posting this now because if/when this beast of a storm makes landfall, it will probably take out the internet and power for a period of time. Due to this, I want to let all of you know in advance why I might not be back. As soon as its safe and/or internet and power are back online, I will be as well. Sorry for the delay.

~Sαɳʂα

CNN wrote:
Hurricane Irma began battering parts of Cuba and the central Bahamas on Friday afternoon after leaving a trail of devastation in the Caribbean, while an anxious South Florida and Miami prepared for what could be a major hit by the weekend.

Irma, now a Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 155 mph, slammed the Turks and Caicos and southeastern Bahamas early Friday before its powerful core headed between northern Cuba and central Bahamas.

At least 24 people were killed this week as Irma pummeled northern Caribbean islands such as Barbuda and the Virgin Islands. In Puerto Rico, hundreds of thousands of people -- nearly 70% of the US territory's utility customers -- were left without power, the governor's office said.

Irma is expected be near the Florida Keys and South Florida by early Sunday as at least a Category 4 hurricane, and [size=18]many residents there are moving inland or to shelters. Some counties are under evacuation orders, but "all Floridians should be prepared to evacuate soon," Gov. Rick Scott said Friday.

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