A long haul for residents now. More that 50% of homes without power. And it may take weeks to get everyone "up and running" with electricity again.
But overall ... Florida came out pretty well. This could have been much, much worse.
I don't have a problem with how authorities handled this. I think they did the best with all the information they had. Every resident who wanted to get to safety ... had a chance to go to a shelter or a safer city.
Which option is better ... To do what Houston did - and leave people in flooded neighborhoods? Or to do what Florida died - and try to get people out of zones that could be a "ground zero" for a hurricane?
This will be debated for a long time. I am thankful that the casualties were few - that is an answer to many prayers.
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