I had my Fill with Hurricane Matthew, Irma, Michael, and just missed (stalled 70 miles away) Hurricane Dorian and finally Hurricane Ian while living in FL before moving back to CT….I am all set!
A strong Cat 1 or greater will be devastating here because of the tree growth we have had since Bob and the fact that most people are not prepared for extended power loss. One thing learned from my time in FL is that a majority of people had some sort of disaster kit, the state offered two tax free weekends where you can stock up on Hurricane related supplies. We are long over due here and people are not ready.
Still bouncing between 97/98F in E CT, although house is about to be shaded my weather station is at the property edge and will see full sun for another 2 hours. Thankful this is not FL with my block construction and barrel tile roof; holds the heat like a Dutch oven
Showing 97F on the home station on E CT and 99F not far away. Currently in Newport working and went from 90F to 84 close to the water; Seabreeze has kicked in