That’s what we are watching out for pcola. I remember Opal very well, no warning, I remember having to leave town, and the traffic being so bad, we could not get out of town in time. got about 20 miles out of town by 3:00 pm that afternoon, and the traffic just stops for 2 hours, the wind started picking up and we had to turn around and go back. Went to a friends house in town. We hade to wait for about 4 days before we could go back home to the Beach to see our home, we could only find half of the house. Let's hope this is not going to happen this time.
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