| f94 |
Aug 23 2012, 07:44 AM
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We're booked into a site near Daytona for a month beginng 9/1. Since it looks like the hurricane will be upon us, we're considering rescheduling to the 20th. But then how much different will that be?
Traveling 1100 miles to be blown and rained on kinda stinks. Really disappointed since this is the only time we've been able to squeek out all summer. Any advice from you Floridians? We really don't want to go anywhere else. Maybe the RV will have to go back in the barn for the winter |
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| joez |
Aug 23 2012, 10:34 AM
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One of the reasons we leave Fl for the summer is hurricanes. It looks like Isaac will not be a problem September 1, but TD 10 might be. The nice thing about hurricanes, though, is that weather forecasts give plenty of warning that one is coming. If it were me, I would continue planning the trip but keep an eye on weather reports - September is prime hurricane season. You could also divert your trip to miss hurricanes. Remember that once the storm passes the weather is typically beautiful. Have a great trip.
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