It's also moments like these when people get killed; last year during the hurricanes in Florida, at least one person was killed when they went outside to shoot some video of their neighborhood and got crushed by a flying tree. I've lived through several big Florida hurricanes, and my hometown of Indialantic is still rebuilding from last year's big three. So while shooting storm footage is great, it's not worth ignoring an evac order when a cat-4 storm is breathing down your neck. So be careful and stay safe....
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