Quote: Great link regarding Jim Cantore. The guy is for real and does the best job he can.
Last night Jim was interviewing the gentleman who runs the retirement home (didn't catch his name) and the man made it clear that the engineers were on record as stating that the home is at 27.5 feet above sea level, which corroborates with the link. That's where Cantore got his information from. Originally Jim and his crew were going to be in a shelter located at 15 feet above sea level but had the opportunity to move to the retirement home instead. Good call on his part.
Margie-I have been praying for your brother's safety. Blessings to you.
Linda, going back into lurk mode
Edited to remove stupidity on my part... should stick to lurking...
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