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Message: [QUOTE="Cuseregular, post: 1904140, member: 185"] I cannot believe how lightly some people are taking this down there. Mostly all they know is close calls and past brushes with hurricanes that were false alarms. This one does not appear to be that way. One of them is someone I know well who lives in Charleston, who's house is on the intercoastal right before the bridge to the isle of palms, whose houses on stilts for gods sake and still needed some convincing to take this thing serious and evacuate (and still has not as he was not planning to head out until tomorrow afternoon and now I wonder if he can get out and get gas and supplies, etc. to get out this after reading and hearing about shortages with everything down there). If Sandy was a category one and did what it did to New York so catastrophically I can only imagine what this one is going to do if it stays on its current path and strength. Get the out people! [/QUOTE]