VOLNATION: HURRICANE IAN

[VolFaninFla]

I hope that this storm weakens. I saw that some zones are under mandatory evacuation. I am in Zone D and keeping my fingers crossed.

LARGO — Starting a 6 p.m. Monday, Pinellas County residents in evacuation Zone A, plus all mobile home residents, will be under mandatory evacuation orders as Hurricane Ian approaches, officials said. Starting at 7 a.m. Tuesday, mandatory evacuation orders will be in effect for Pinellas residents in Zones B and C.

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Dear Reader,

Tampa Bay is bracing for Hurricane Ian, which continues to strengthen and move towards our area.

This storm has the potential to bring hazards such as high winds, storm surge, tornadoes, and more. Tampa Bay will soon begin to feel its effects.

As a public service, we’re making our storm coverage free to readers as long as the region is threatened. For all of the latest updates throughout Ian 24/7, visit tampabay.com/hurricane, as well as our live blog.

Download our latest news app and receive only the notifications you want, including weather alerts, sent directly to your phone or tablet.
Thank you for reading the Tampa Bay Times and turning to us to keep you informed.​

I want the storm to bypass us but do not want it to hit the Panhandle.

My best wishes to all of you that are in the path. I wish you and your loved ones the very best outcome. Stay safe.

P.S.-I will keep you updated on the storm status in my area. Please do the same for your areas.

 

[utvolpj]

Our kids are out of school for the next 2 days due to coastal evac orders. Wonderful

Went to Publix today and it wasn't too bad. Restocking most if the stuff but were out of generic eggs and bread

 

[joevol33]

You guys stay safe

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

I dont give a damn about the whole state of Florida, the whole state of Florida, the whole state of Florida

We're from TENEEESSSSEEEEE





too soon?

 

[lawgator1]

Orlando area here. Those of you on the west coast I hope you can get out of harm's way, particularly the storm surge.

 

[MAD]

I hope that this storm weakens. I saw that some zones are under mandatory evacuation. I am in Zone D and keeping my fingers crossed.

LARGO — Starting a 6 p.m. Monday, Pinellas County residents in evacuation Zone A, plus all mobile home residents, will be under mandatory evacuation orders as Hurricane Ian approaches, officials said. Starting at 7 a.m. Tuesday, mandatory evacuation orders will be in effect for Pinellas residents in Zones B and C.

​

Dear Reader,

Tampa Bay is bracing for Hurricane Ian, which continues to strengthen and move towards our area.

This storm has the potential to bring hazards such as high winds, storm surge, tornadoes, and more. Tampa Bay will soon begin to feel its effects.

As a public service, we’re making our storm coverage free to readers as long as the region is threatened. For all of the latest updates throughout Ian 24/7, visit tampabay.com/hurricane, as well as our live blog.

Download our latest news app and receive only the notifications you want, including weather alerts, sent directly to your phone or tablet.
Thank you for reading the Tampa Bay Times and turning to us to keep you informed.​

I want the storm to bypass us but do not want it to hit the Panhandle.

My best wishes to all of you that are in the path. I wish you and your loved ones the very best outcome. Stay safe.

P.S.-I will keep you updated on the storm status in my area. Please do the same for your areas.

Some great info in those links, thanks, hope you and your little ones all stay safe.

 

[tntar heel]

I hope that this storm weakens. I saw that some zones are under mandatory evacuation. I am in Zone D and keeping my fingers crossed.

LARGO — Starting a 6 p.m. Monday, Pinellas County residents in evacuation Zone A, plus all mobile home residents, will be under mandatory evacuation orders as Hurricane Ian approaches, officials said. Starting at 7 a.m. Tuesday, mandatory evacuation orders will be in effect for Pinellas residents in Zones B and C.

​

Dear Reader,

Tampa Bay is bracing for Hurricane Ian, which continues to strengthen and move towards our area.

This storm has the potential to bring hazards such as high winds, storm surge, tornadoes, and more. Tampa Bay will soon begin to feel its effects.

As a public service, we’re making our storm coverage free to readers as long as the region is threatened. For all of the latest updates throughout Ian 24/7, visit tampabay.com/hurricane, as well as our live blog.

Download our latest news app and receive only the notifications you want, including weather alerts, sent directly to your phone or tablet.
Thank you for reading the Tampa Bay Times and turning to us to keep you informed.​

I want the storm to bypass us but do not want it to hit the Panhandle.

My best wishes to all of you that are in the path. I wish you and your loved ones the very best outcome. Stay safe.

P.S.-I will keep you updated on the storm status in my area. Please do the same for your areas.

Also, Baynews nine is free to stream through their app. For anyone who might have family in the area. We will button up everything tomorrow afternoon.

 

[ClearwaterVol]

Ian looks like it could put a hurting on us in Pinellas county. We’re buckling in for a wild ride.

 

[tntar heel]

Ian looks like it could put a hurting on us in Pinellas county. We’re buckling in for a wild ride.

Sitting at airport wondering how different it'll look in 3 days.

 

[vollygirl]

Y'all stay safe!

 

[vollygirl]

Be careful y'all.

 

[feathersax]

Hunker down, stay safe & we wish y'all the best.

 

[McDad]

Ian looks like it could put a hurting on us in Pinellas county. We’re buckling in for a wild ride.

Stay safe. You definitely riding it out or evacuating if instructed?

 

[hog88]

Get out while the getting is good.

 

[ClearwaterVol]

Stay safe. You definitely riding it out or evacuating if instructed?

I have moved to a non evac zone, but only about a mile from my home.

 

[ClearwaterVol]

Get out while the getting is good.

eh, I should be ok. I have moved to a non flood and non evac zone. I am about a block from a high school where the electric crews will stay and stage. So, I should be first up for power too.

 

[ClearwaterVol]

I hope that this storm weakens. I saw that some zones are under mandatory evacuation. I am in Zone D and keeping my fingers crossed.

LARGO — Starting a 6 p.m. Monday, Pinellas County residents in evacuation Zone A, plus all mobile home residents, will be under mandatory evacuation orders as Hurricane Ian approaches, officials said. Starting at 7 a.m. Tuesday, mandatory evacuation orders will be in effect for Pinellas residents in Zones B and C.

​

Dear Reader,

Tampa Bay is bracing for Hurricane Ian, which continues to strengthen and move towards our area.

This storm has the potential to bring hazards such as high winds, storm surge, tornadoes, and more. Tampa Bay will soon begin to feel its effects.

As a public service, we’re making our storm coverage free to readers as long as the region is threatened. For all of the latest updates throughout Ian 24/7, visit tampabay.com/hurricane, as well as our live blog.

Download our latest news app and receive only the notifications you want, including weather alerts, sent directly to your phone or tablet.
Thank you for reading the Tampa Bay Times and turning to us to keep you informed.​

I want the storm to bypass us but do not want it to hit the Panhandle.

My best wishes to all of you that are in the path. I wish you and your loved ones the very best outcome. Stay safe.

P.S.-I will keep you updated on the storm status in my area. Please do the same for your areas.

You live in Largo?

 

[Allvols1996]

eh, I should be ok. I have moved to a non flood and non evac zone. I am about a block from a high school where the electric crews will stay and stage. So, I should be first up for power too.

Well defined eye after passing over Cuba. This things going to pack a punch. Stay safe.

 

[txbo]

Well defined eye after passing over Cuba. This things going to pack a punch. Stay safe.

Good chance of being cat 4 at landfall.

 

[MAD]

I hope that this storm weakens. I saw that some zones are under mandatory evacuation. I am in Zone D and keeping my fingers crossed.

LARGO — Starting a 6 p.m. Monday, Pinellas County residents in evacuation Zone A, plus all mobile home residents, will be under mandatory evacuation orders as Hurricane Ian approaches, officials said. Starting at 7 a.m. Tuesday, mandatory evacuation orders will be in effect for Pinellas residents in Zones B and C.

​

Dear Reader,

Tampa Bay is bracing for Hurricane Ian, which continues to strengthen and move towards our area.

This storm has the potential to bring hazards such as high winds, storm surge, tornadoes, and more. Tampa Bay will soon begin to feel its effects.

As a public service, we’re making our storm coverage free to readers as long as the region is threatened. For all of the latest updates throughout Ian 24/7, visit tampabay.com/hurricane, as well as our live blog.

Download our latest news app and receive only the notifications you want, including weather alerts, sent directly to your phone or tablet.
Thank you for reading the Tampa Bay Times and turning to us to keep you informed.​

I want the storm to bypass us but do not want it to hit the Panhandle.

My best wishes to all of you that are in the path. I wish you and your loved ones the very best outcome. Stay safe.

P.S.-I will keep you updated on the storm status in my area. Please do the same for your areas.

It looks like the eye is moving south which is good news for us. It’s now aiming just south of Sarasota and the trend shows it’s going to continuing to move south. That means our area will be less impacted than Irma in a lot of ways.

 

[MAD]

 

[MAD]

 

[txbo]

Ian is becoming a monster.
My prayers for all in harms way.

 

[Ernest T. Vol]

I'm eyeballing it going to Fort Myers. Looks a little more easterly than before.

 

[VolFaninFla]

How are things in your area?