Quote: That 20 gallons of gas saved our lives last year because we evacuated when Hurricane Michael hit our area and destroyed our home. If you think you need to leave - its better to do so, than to wish you did after its too late.
Hi, My mom lives in Cocoa just east of US-1 in a concrete block home on high ground built in the 1970s. It's in the High Point neighborhood, about midway between the river and US-1. I was wondering if those homes in Gulfport and Panama City that were destroyed were wood frame or concrete block? Also, any thoughts from anyone on whether a concrete block home that age in Brevard County should be able to withstand winds of ~140 mph?
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