Hurricane Milton

[Eric J (Viking)]

Hurricane Milton could be worst to hit Florida in 100 years, Biden says

The US state of Florida is preparing for a second ferocious storm in as many weeks, as category four hurricane Milton is due to make landfall on Wednesday
Winds of up to 155mph (250km/h) have been recorded off the coast of Mexico
President Joe Biden warns the storm could be the worst to hit Florida in a century
He urged those in the storm's path to evacuate immediately, and it was a matter of "life and death"
Florida's emergencies chief warned storm surges are "not survivable" in some areas
The storm comes less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene hit the Gulf Coast as a category four storm - it killed at least 225 people across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cr753r34n3rt

[T Smith]

Posted by Mike (here)
If Milton kills me I'm going to hang around the earth plane and haunt all of you until a thread is dedicated to me here. Then and only then will I allow the aliens to trick me into going to the light.

Be safe, Mike. Are you directly in its path?

[Inversion]

Nino & Juan O Savin talk about Milton. He said they tried to get a global treaty ratified agreeing not to use such weather weapons. He gave an example of the Russians using frequencies to move the jet stream and it froze oranges in Florida. That looks like the Hegelian dialectic so they could get funding for the development of weather weapons state side.

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Juan is John in Spanish, the (O) is for Jackie O and Savin is for Savin Hill where the JFK library is located.

Google AI

Hegelian dialectic is a philosophical interpretive method that describes how ideas change through their own contradictions to create concrete forms that overcome previous oppositions. It was developed by 19th century German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (G.W.F.) and is often presented in a three-stage process:

Thesis: An assertible proposition

Antithesis: An equally assertible proposition that contradicts the thesis

Synthesis: A higher level of truth that resolves the tension between the thesis and antithesis

10/07/24 (20:02)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=hBL486u7Oi8

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

A couple of Live feeds for Hurricane Milton.

Radar Tracker + Highways

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OnFOS46wszA

EarthCam Live: Tracking Hurricane Milton

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=6K7KXT0FP6Q

[ExomatrixTV]

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American Red States are Under Globalist Attack

• "Hurricane Helene is one battle in the war for America"

Less than one month to go until elections. The Red States of Tennessee, North Carolina and the red sections of South Carolina and Georgia and Florida have been devastated by Hurricane Helene. Over 220 dead now officially noted, and the total death count is expected to swell to thousands when the recovery and identifications are complete. FEMA has been largely absent but has been actively preventing volunteer rescue efforts.

The US army’s amazing helicopter teams have been grounded. Mountainous terrain and washed-out roads and bridges have cut off thousands of residents from civilization, and flooding and mud slides have washed away structures, vehicles and infrastructure. Except for Elon Musk’s distribution of Starlink, cell phone service, internet, electricity and all outside communications are down.

There are a train of hurricanes spinning up and targeting landfall again around the Tampa Bay up to the Big Bend area of Florida. These will certainly massively impact Florida and could badly affect the already demolished areas of inland neighboring states including Western North Carolina.

Hurricane Milton has now strengthened into a Category 5 storm on October 7 and Florida residents are being urged to begin the state's largest evacuation in nearly a decade, NBC News reports.

See our first two reports for details of the horrific damage to date here and here. For a deeper look at the Global Predators behind all the destruction in America, see Dr. Peter Breggin’s new report: America First v. First Destroy America.

Millions of citizens have been uprooted, some with homes completely washed away. Infrastructure—bridges, roads, buildings, whole towns, gone. Industries are massively disrupted, sometimes threatening lives. The largest vital IV fluid manufacturer in North Carolina, a McDowell County plant, operated by Baxter Healthcare Corp is closed and cut off from outside repair crews due to a bridge outage. The facility produces over 60% of the US supply of IV fluid daily—1.5 million bags of fluid per day. They also produce Dextrose and dialysis solutions. Hospitals are already reporting shortages, and the lives of dialysis patients are now at risk. Repairs to this vital facility will take weeks at the very least, and possibly much longer.

The daughter of one local elderly resident has done a short video on TikTok with maps and an explanation of the scale of this disaster. The affected North Carolina counties equal the size of the country of Belgium. It’s really worth watching to understand both the scale and the geography of the disaster.

Hurricane Helene’s damage in North Carolina is only the first assault. Other states were also terribly affecting in the storm. Florida was badly damaged in what is called the “Big Bend” section of the state along the Gulf coast of Florida from the general Tampa Bay area, northward.

A fifteen-foot storm surge hit as hurricane Helene landed and swept away whole neighborhoods, washing protective dunes inland along the Gulf Coast of Florida. Cars were literally snowed under by the sand. The hurricane impacted regions from the Panhandle down to the Tampa Bay area with a 7.2 foot storm surge reported. Mountains of debris and trash remain following the storm.

FEMA is failing in its mission in Florida, too. One small business trash company reported from the St. Pete, Pinellas County, Fl region that FEMA has closed the landfills and Waste Management transfer sites where the dump trailers would normally be emptied. This owner reported all his dump trailers were hired, filled by homeowners cleaning up their damaged property after Helene swept through, and he was removing the trailers to be emptied and taken to the next customers.

But FEMA closed the municipal landfills, and the open FEMA approved alternative sites were limited to noncommercial household dumping only. Commercial dump trailers were denied access. The owner learned FEMA had ordered trash left on property owners front yards to be collected over the next year.

The mountains of trash already accumulating are going to be turned into flying projectiles and floating battering rams as the debris is shifted further around and pushed inland further as the next storms surge ashore.

Hurricane Milton is the next big storm spinning up in the Gulf, with projected landfall at St. Petersburg. Ranging between Category 2 with a possibility of up to a Category 5, Milton is a threat to life and property with 9-18 feet of storm surge, according to independent forecaster, In2ThinAir, who can be followed on X. He has done brilliant reporting on Hurricane Helene. Now, he notes that Milton’s growth and direction are very rare for hurricanes. If the Milton landfall prediction holds, the hurricane will be striking directly where US Central Command is located in Florida affecting both the base and the personnel and their families; another challenge to our national security during this vulnerable time.

The director of Florida’s emergency management division has urged folks to prepare for “the largest evacuation that we have seen, most likely since 2017 Hurricane Irma.”

There is no doubt that many of the southeastern States are at greatest risk from dangerous and extreme weather. “Climate change” is often names as the reason for this risk, but is the extreme weather being stirred up by “climate change?” Or are there darker reasons for the increasingly brutal storms over the last few years. Is “climate change” increasingly being used as a cover story for manipulated weather attacks on some regions of the U.S.?

Is it a coincidence that multiple hurricanes are now aimed at America’s strongest Red states, including Florida, Tennessee and Southern Georgia? Is it a coincidence that virtually no aid is being given to these catastrophically damaged states by federal agencies? Is it a coincidence that there is talk of bulldozing areas that the government designates as lithium mining areas. Is it a coincidence that the United Nations has designated this area for reversion to a natural state? (see our report.)

Some states have additional climate issues—Texas, for instance, suffers from increasing extreme 100 degree heat as well as unexpected cold snaps, which Texans are not prepared for as they are often without central heating. Dozens died during cold snaps in Texas due to power outages as the electrical grid in Texas was vastly overtaxed when residents tried to turn on heat in their homes.

Are the hurricanes being steered, seeded, heavied-up? Can weather be controlled to become more damaging? A beginning primer that addresses this question is the History Channel documentary, “Weather Warfare” (2009). We are seeing convincing analysis that Hurricane Helene and other storms are being steered and directed and a recent interview between Dane Wigington and Colonel McGregor discusses conversations with Congresspeople from North and south Carolina agreeing weather manipulation is being done. We did an interview with Dane Wigington about 18 months ago discussing weather control that fills in a lot of background on the subject. We’ll be following up in greater depth in the next weeks.

Finally, a reader reminds us that many leaders of America First and patriots are locked up under false pretenses and languishing in jail as political prisoners since January 6, 2021. In addition, other political prisoners continue to be locked up, most recently Peter Navarro (now released) and Steve Bannon.

American citizens must increasingly protect themselves against the malice and treason of our captured federal administration and the depopulation plans of the Global Predators.

• AmericaOutLoud.news October 7, 2024

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[Bill Ryan]

I received this email from a close friend who is right in the path of Helene. I've redacted it just a little to keep this anonymous as requested.



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The whole area in Florida is filled with fear and terror. It has infiltrated itself into the collective consciousness, a sort of pervasive thoughtform in itself. This is not good because it is amplifying everything.

That technology is being used to generate and amplify is a certainty for me, because since Sunday morning, there have been long, continuous rumblings in the sky - we have been under cloud cover and having rain for days. It sounds like planes flying - the roar of jet engines but it is not - it is ongoing, continuous and does not fit a flight path sound at all. Most people do not notice it because they are so busy generating fear and panic buying supplies etc. It fluctuates on and off, consistent with sound and frequency waves being used.

So a resonant Intention to make the technology fail would really help, as well as an intention to calm the peoples' terror.

I just went out to get a few last supplies. About 3 miles from here, huge warehouses with long lanes of trucks and the Florida National Guard directing the trucks - supplies to be dispatched in the aftermath I presume. reassuring and unnerving at the same time. Never seen that before.

Also, my cats are SUPER agitated, never seen them like this before either - stressed and needy. So they are sensing it too.

On the car radio, they were talking about this sense of DREAD everyone feels. I think that is the thoughtform that needs to be addressed. I am feeling it too. And I know it is not mine, because while I strive to live, I have the bigger picture with our spiritual paths as Beings and if it is my time, it is my time, I am fine with that, I have had a really interesting and amazing life.

[ExomatrixTV]

Posted by Mike (here)
If Milton kills me I'm going to hang around the earth plane and haunt all of you until a thread is dedicated to me here. Then and only then will I allow the aliens to trick me into going to the light.

Mike, please seek a proper shelter (maybe you already did) ... Can you update to us regularly what is going on where you are? ... Let us know if you are safe!

• Do you have pets? If yes, what kind of pets? ... and I have heard there are shelters in Florida that allow pets!

Hope you will survive this Mike without any harm to you and/or your pets (if you have any).

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

• petswelcome.com 2024
• Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control looking for community members to shelter animals during Milton 2024
• Peggy Adams Animal Rescue mobilizes for massive pet evacuation as Hurricane Milton nears 2024
• Hurricane season with pets: How to include furry friends as Hurricane Milton heads to Florida 2024
• Alachua County has opened three emergency shelters in response to Hurricane Milton, including two general population/pet-friendly shelters and one special needs shelter. 2024
• spcatampabay.org/hurricane-helene-relief 2024
• Hurricane Guidelines for Pets 2024
• Mandatory Evacuation Pet Shelter 2024
• Planning for Your Pets 2024
• Pet Friendly Shelter Palm Beach County 2024
• Lee County FLORIDA Requirements for Pets to enter Hurricane Shelters 2024
• Pet Shelters | Santa Rosa County, FL 2024
• Polk County Hurricane Milton Shelter Sites 2024
• Emergency Pet Friendly Shelter List 2024
• Manatee County Shelter Listing View map of emergency shelter locations 2024
  

Due to an influx of phone calls and emails, the best and quickest way to help get animals into foster is to come by the shelter in person! We are located at 7100 Belvedere Rd in West Palm Beach. The kennels are open from 12-6pm today!

Hurricane Milton is heading our way, and our shelter is over capacity! We're asking for compassionate community members to open their homes to a shelter animal for just 14-21 days. It’s short-term, but it makes a big difference!

We provide everything—food, supplies, and support. You just provide a safe, loving space during this critical time. By fostering, you help us free up space for emergency intakes and save two lives at once.

Sign up now to make a difference: Call us at (561) 233-1281 or email us at accfoster@pbc.gov. Together, we can save lives! ❤️

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The County opened shelters at Dunbar High School, Estero Recreation Center and Island Coast High School Monday. All shelters are pet-friendly, but pets must be leashed or in kennels. 2024

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• Pet Friendly Shelters 2024
• Pets At Hurricane Shelters 2024
• Pet Friendly Hotels 2024
• Pet Friendly Hurricane Shelters in Florida 2024
• Pet-Friendly Disaster Evacuation Shelters 2024
• Hurricane Prep for Pets in 2024
• Pet Friendly – South Woods Elementary School, 4750 State Road 206 West, Elkton 2024

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"Pet-Friendly Shelters Florida List" in 2021 (I think most are also active in 2024!):

• Alachua County
  If you are going to an Alachua County emergency shelter, you may bring your pet. Due to health and safety regulations, all pets arriving at these shelters will be picked up by Animal Services and transported to the animal shelter to be housed until the threat is over, and pet owners and pets can safely return home. Alachua County Emergency Shelters
• Bay County Emergency Management
• Brevard County
  Pet-friendly shelters are designed to accommodate household pets. Owners are responsible for the feeding, care, clean-up, and behavior of their pets. Shelter openings are incident-specific. Never go to a shelter unless local officials have announced it is open.
• Broward County
  A pet-friendly shelter operated by Broward County and the Broward County Humane Society is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Pets staying at the shelter must be accompanied by their owners, but pets and owners will be housed in different buildings at adjacent facilities. Advance, in-person registration is recommended, but not required. Call the Humane Society at 954-989-3977 or visit their offices at 2070 Griffin Road, Fort Lauderdale. The location of the shelter is: Millennium Middle School, 5803 N.W. 94 th Avenue, Tamarac, Florida 33321.
• Charlotte County
  Report to your designated shelter as soon as the shelter has been opened. Animals allowed are dogs, cats (domestic breeds only in cages, birds (domestic in cages only), rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, gerbil (domestic in cages only). Pets are not permitted in “resident” areas. There are separate “living areas” for pets and for people.
• Citrus County
  The pet-friendly shelter will be located at the Lecanto Primary School, 3790 W Educational Path, Lecanto, FL 34461. Dogs (80 pounds or less), cats and birds are welcome. Caging is available for dogs and cats; however if you have an bird, you must provide caging. All animals must be up-to-date with their county license and rabies vaccination. DHPP is recommended for dogs and FVRCP for cats. You must bring this information with you. You can pre-register your pet(s) to stay at the shelter
• Citrus County Emergency Management
• Lecanto Primary School will be the site for the Pet-Friendly Shelter for Citrus County residents. Animal Control will be in charge of this shelter.
• Clay County
  Clay County offers one “Pet Friendly” shelter: Orange Park High School, 2300 Kingsley Road, Orange Park, FL 32073. The following animal species will be accepted into the shelter: dogs; cats; rodents (such as hamsters, gerbils, etc.); rabbits; and birds. No reptiles will be allowed in the shelter. All pets must have proof of vaccination and registration, be properly crated/caged and will be maintained by their owners. Animals may be housed in a separate room than their owners. Owners should provide all necessary supplies to maintain their pet. The public should pre-register annually. People will have the option to pre-register online. Pet Friendly Shelter Agreement
• Collier County
  Collier County Domestic Animal Services in conjunction with the Collier County Bureau of Emergency Services is offering a pet-friendly shelter to be located at North Collier Regional Park, 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, FL. Only cats and dogs are accepted at the shelter. Pre-registration is required; registration runs from June 1 through the end of November. Registrations are suspended once a Hurricane Warning has been issued.
• Destin, City of (Okaloosa County)
  There are NO shelters in Destin. Currently, Okaloosa County has two pet-friendly shelters located north of Destin in or near Crestview:
  • Davidson Middle School – 6261 Old Bethel Rd., Crestview, FL (Special Needs Shelter)
  • Northwest Florida State College – Raider Arena, 90 College Blvd., Niceville, FL
  • Antioch Elementary – 4700 Whitehurst Lane Crestview, FL
  • Pets are not kept with the populace. They are kept separately.
• Escambia County
  Escambia County has identified a pet-friendly shelter for dogs and cats only. Animals and pets not allowed include reptiles (including turtles), amphibians, fish, insects/arachnids, farm animals, livestock, rabbits, rodents, exotic animals and animals kept for racing purposes. Space is limited at the pet-friendly shelter. Pet owners will be required to shelter in the Red Cross shelter adjacent to the pet-friendly shelter so they will be available to care for their pets as required. The people and pet shelters are separate facilities, but are adjacent to each other. For the protection of people and other pets at the shelter, animals brought in without proof of current vaccinations will be vaccinated by Escambia County Shelter staff.
• Flagler County
  In a mandatory evacuation, Flagler County will provide pet sheltering options. Bunnell Elementary, 305 N. Palmetto Street, Bunnell, will accommodate residents with pets; dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, rodents and turtles are the allowed pets. There is a four pet maximum. Pet owners should bring current vaccination records and supplies, including crates and medications.
• Florida Keys (Monroe County)
  No shelters will be open anywhere in the Florida Keys for a Category 3-5 hurricane. Main shelter: Monroe County residents and their pets can seek public shelter at the E Darwin Fuchs Pavilion located at the Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition, 10901 SW 24th St., Miami, FL 33165. Category 1-2 hurricane shelter located at Key West High School, 2100 Flagler Ave.
• Florida Keys SPCA (Monroe County)
  The Florida Keys SPCA is evacuating the animals to foster homes from the Key West and Marathon locations. If you are able to take one animal and keep it safe until it passes, please contact the Key West shelter at 305-294-4857 or Marathon at 305-743-4800. The FKSPCA will provide all the supplies.
• Fort Lauderdale (Broward County) – Humane Society of Broward County
  If the storm shelters do open, the Humane Society of Broward County will be activating a Pet-Friendly Shelter. Please note that the shelter has limited capacity and is geared towards those families that live East of US1 or live in mobile home parks. It should be the last resort for animal owners. This is the only pet-friendly shelter in Broward County where people and their pets are both allowed to stay, and it is located at Millennium Middle School, 5803 N.W. 94th Avenue, Tamarac 33321. Pre-registration is highly recommended to secure your space. Otherwise, registration will be on a first come, first served basis at the Pet-Friendly Shelter once the evacuation notice has been ordered. You can register weekdays from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm at the HSBC, or call to set up an appointment (954.266.6828).
• Fort Lauderdale, City of (Broward County) – Hurricane Preparedness: Planning for Your Pets
• Hernando County
  Pet Friendly Shelter is located at DS Parrott Middle School, 19220 Youth Drive, Brooksville, FL 34601. Residents with pets are encouraged to make prior arrangements or call 352-796-5062. Hernando County Animal Services for assistance.
• Hillsborough County
  Hillsborough County currently has four designated public pet-friendly shelters:
  • Bartels Middle School, 9020 Imperial Oak Blvd., Tampa, FL
  • Burnett Middle School; 1010 N. Kingsway Rd., Seffner, FL
  • Sgt. Smith Middle School, 14303 Citrus Pointe Dr., Tampa, FL
  • Shields Middle School, 15732 Beth Shields Way, Ruskin, FL
  • The owner must be registered at the public shelter in order to utilize the services of the pet-friendly shelter. Space is limited and you must remain at the shelter to provide care for your pet(s). Bring proof of current rabies vaccination, a sturdy carrier, and supplies for your pet. No reservations will be accepted and space is first come, first served.
• Hollywood, City of (Broward County) – Hurricane Season Preparedness
• Indian River County
  Indian River County has designated Liberty Magnet School at 6850 81st Street in Vero Beach as the county’s pet-friendly evacuation shelter. The Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County has accepted the responsibility of helping manage this shelter. To qualify for using the pet-friendly shelter, evacuees must meet certain requirements. First, they must reside in a mandatory evacuation area. Next, they must bring with them an animal crate large enough to comfortably accommodate bedding, a litter pan, and food/water. Finally, they are required to show proof of a current rabies vaccination and a county license for their pet, if applicable. Indian River County Pet Friendly Shelter Registration Form
• Jacksonville, City of (Duval County)
  Pet friendly shelters locations will be identified by local emergency management officials in response to the incident at hand and will be relayed to the public through known information thoroughfares such as TV, Radio, JaxReady.com, and social media. The following animal species will be accepted into the shelters: dogs, cats, rodents (such as hamsters, gerbils, etc.), birds, and rabbits. No reptiles will be allowed in shelters.
• Lake County
  All nine of Lake County’s emergency shelters are pet-friendly. The shelters are located at:
  • Astatula Elementary, 13925 Florida Ave., Astatula
  • Leesburg Elementary, 2229 South St., Leesburg — special needs and pet-friendly
  • Lost Lake Elementary, 1901 Johns Lake Road, Clermont — special needs and pet-friendly
  • Mascotte Elementary, 460 Midway Ave., Mascotte
  • Round Lake Elementary, 31333 Round Lake Road, Mount Dora — pet-friendly
  • Spring Creek Elementary, 44440 Spring Creek Road, Paisley
  • Treadway Elementary, 10619 Treadway School Road, Leesburg — pet-friendly
  • Umatilla Elementary, 401 Lake St., Umatilla — special needs and pet-friendly
  • Villages Elementary, 695 Rolling Acres Road, Lady Lake — special needs and pet-friendly
  • All pets arriving to county shelters will need to be crated and owners must bring their animal’s vaccination records along with food and water.
• Lee County
  The Mandatory Evacuation Shelter(s) are to be used only by people affected by mandatory evacuation orders that are unable to seek alternative shelter. The only animals admitted will be cats and dogs. The shelter(s) may be located at South Fort Myers High School, 14020 Plantation Road, Fort Myers; East Lee County High School, 715 Thomas Sherwin Ave., Lehigh Acres; or potentially another location(s) depending on the nature and direction of the storm. The Mandatory Evacuation Shelter will be operated similar to people shelters, and like people shelters, you will not be able to register or reserve a space. Pet owners are required to stay at the shelter but will be housed in separate areas from their pets. When you are admitted to the shelter, one family member will be assigned the task of taking care of your pet at pre-assigned times.
• Lee County Domestic Animal Services
• Leon County Emergency Management
  If you have a question, public information lines are open 352-486-5155 or 352-486-5576.
• Manatee County
  Shelter openings vary with each emergency. Be aware of which shelters are pet-friendly. The following shelters are pet-friendly:
  • Braden River High, 6545 SR 70 East, Bradenton, FL
  • Manatee High School, 1000 32nd Street West, Bradenton, FL
  • Mills Elementary School 7200 69th Street East, Palmetto, FL
  • Please check pet sheltering requirements and rules.
• Marion County
  The only pet-friendly shelter in Marion County is Vanguard High School, located at 7 NE 28th St., Ocala, FL 34475. You can board your pet in a kennel in a safe location. You should keep paperwork documenting your pet’s immunizations because many kennels will not accept pets that are behind on their shots. Bring your pet in a carrier with sufficient food. If you don’t go to a public shelter, bring your pet with you in a carrying cage. Bring along a familiar toy, a leash and any medication. Have current identification for each pet in case of separation. Pet-Friendly Shelter, Marion County, Florida
• Martin County
  Martin County has an agreement with the Treasure Coast Humane Society at 4100 SW Leighton Farm Ave. in Palm City, to house PETS ONLY of families living in mandatory evacuation zones. For more information and to pre-register, call 772-223-8822. Pre-Registration is required due to limited capacity.
• Miami-Dade Country
  Pet owners residing in qualified evacuation zones, unsafe structures or mobile homes can participate in the Pet-Friendly Evacuation Centers (PEC). Pet friendly evacuation centers accept cats and dogs, birds, ferrets, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, rats and rabbits (small-sized, under 10 pounds, such as California or Dutch breeds). There are currently two centers that accept families with their pets during emergencies:
  • E. Darwin Fuchs Pavilion, 10901 SW 24th St., Miami, FL 33165
  • Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High, 1410 County Line Road, Miami, FL 33179
  • Pet owners residing in hurricane evacuation zones, unsafe structures or trailers can participate. Pre-registration for the two shelters is required and space is limited. Residents must provide proof of residency within an evacuation zone and present medical and current vaccination records for each pet. Pet owners must bring supplies for themselves and their pet(s). Limit of four (4) pets per household. Family member must remain in the PHEC with the pet(s). Animal Services does not board animals during emergencies. The Pet Adoption and Protection Center will be crowded due to displaced animals immediately after a storm, and it is not possible to kennel owned animals prior to an emergency event.
  • If you live in Miami-Dade and want to take your animals to a pet-friendly shelter you are encouraged to pre-register online or call 786-331-5354.
• Monroe County
  Monroe County Shelters will not open in a Category 3, 4, or 5 Hurricane; you will need to evacuate to the mainland out-of-county shelter. For a Category 3 or higher Hurricane, Monroe County residents and their pets can seek public shelter at the E Darwin Fuchs Pavilion located at the Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition, 10901 SW 24th St., Miami, FL 33165.
  • Monroe County Pet-Friendly Shelters for Category 1 & 2 (In-County):
  • Key West High School, 2100 Flagler Ave.- #4-124 &4-125
  • Sugarloaf School, 225 Crane Blvd, MM19 – #3-123 & 1-123
  • Coral Shores High School, 89591 O/S Hwy, MM89.9 – # 2-004A, 2-110A & 2-1108
  • Marathon High School, 350 Sombrero Rd.
  • The following pets are accepted at pet-friendly shelters: Dog, Cats, Gerbils, Hamsters, Mice, Rats, Guinea pigs, Small Rabbits (small sized, under 10 pounds), Ferrets, and Birds.
  • To place a pet in a County Pet-Friendly Shelter: Pre-register pet(s); Provide proof of residency within evacuation zone; Present medical and current vaccination records for each pet. Annual rabies vaccinations and visible Monroe County dog license are required by Monroe County Code. Cats are also required to have annual rabies vaccinations. Pre-register pet(s) for Monroe County shelters
• Monroe County Emergency Management
  The Monroe County Emergency Management hotline number is 1-800-955-5504.
• Monroe County
  People with special needs may bring their pets when they evacuate. Pets must be registered. If it is necessary to evacuate to the out-of-county special needs shelter at Florida International University in Miami, pets will be taken to a separate shelter with 24/7 care.
• Nassau County
  Pet-friendly evacuation shelters are located at:
  • Yulee Elementary School, 86063 Felmore Road, Yulee, FL 32097
  • Callahan Middle School, 450121 Old Dixie Hwy, Callahan, FL 32011
  • Hilliard Middle/Senior School, 1 Flashes Ave., Hilliard, FL 32046 (this is the Special Needs pet-friendly shelter).
  • All pets must have proof of vaccination and Nassau County license, be properly crated or caged and be maintained by their owners. Animals may be housed in a separate room from their owners.
• North Port, City of (Sarasota County)
  Sarasota County has six Pet-Friendly emergency shelters, three of which are in North Port:
  • North Port High School, 6400 W. Price Boulevard, North Port, 34291
  • Heron Creek Middle School, 6501 W. Price Boulevard, North Port, 34291
  • Woodlands Middle School, 2700 Panacea Boulevard, North Port, 34289
  • Okeechobee County
  • Pets are not currently allowed in Okeechobee shelters. Contact local pet shelters before an event to determine if that shelter will suit you and your animal’s needs.
• Okaloosa County Emergency Management
• Okaloosa County
  Okaloosa County has two pet-friendly shelters:
  • Davidson Middle School – 6261 Old Bethel Rd., Crestview, FL (Special Needs Shelter)
  • Northwest Florida State College – Raider Arena, 90 College Blvd., Niceville, FL
  • Pets are not kept with the populace. They are kept separately.
• Orange County
  Orange County has four shelters to bring your pet with you in the event of an emergency evacuation:
  • Barnett Park, 4801 W. Colonial Dr., Orlando, FL 32808
  • Bithlo Community Center, 18801 Washington Ave., Orlando, FL 32820
  • Ft. Gatlin Recreation Complex, 2009 Lake Margaret Dr., Orlando, FL 32806
  • Orlo Vista Park, 1 N. Powers Dr., Orlando, FL 32835
  • All shelters will not be open at once. Call 311 to find out which shelter is open and accepting pets and their families.
• Osceola County
  Only certain shelter facilities are designated as “pet-friendly”. As with all shelters, specific locations are announced prior to an event. However, in an effort to better people plan and prepare for an emergency, the 3 “pet-friendly” shelters are Harmony, Kissimmee Middle, and Liberty High. If you intend to evacuate during a hurricane or other situation, please contact the Office of Emergency Management for specific details regarding pet-friendly shelters at (407) 742-9000.
• Palm Beach County
  There is currently one shelter in Palm Beach County which take both pets and their owners. The county-owned gymnasium at West Boynton Recreation Center (east of high school), 6000 Northtree Blvd. in Lake Worth (between Hypoluxo Road and Gateway Boulevard off the east side of Jog Road) will be available as a pet friendly shelter. Dogs, cats and birds are accepted. No reptiles or livestock. The shelter is restricted to Palm Beach County residents residing in a mandatory evacuation zones or in mobile homes. Proof of residency is required. Space is limited and restrictions apply. Pet owners are required to stay at the shelter. Pets will be housed in a separate area from people; pet owners will be given a schedule to attend to their animals’ needs. For more information and to pre-register call the Palm Beach Animal Care and Control at 561-233-1266 or Pre-register for the Pet Friendly Shelter
• Pasco County
• Pasco County has a limited amount of space available at the Mike Fasano Regional Hurricane Shelter, located at 11611 Denton Avenue in Hudson, for dog and cats only. Other types of pets will not be accepted. Pet owners must stay at the Fasano Shelter. The pet friendly shelter is not a boarding facility. The adult pet owner must be available at all times to care for their pets. The pet friendly shelter is for citizens that reside in evacuation zone A, B, C, and/or a mobile home. Two pets per residence will be allowed until capacity is reached. Please bring cage, food, water, medications and proof of vaccinations. Pasco County Shelter Information
• Pinellas County
  Three public shelters in Pinellas County will accept pets, with priority given to people who are evacuating manufactured homes and flood zones:
  • Dunedin Middle School, 70 Patricia Ave., Dunedin, FL
  • Oak Grove Middle School, 1370 S. Belcher Rd., Clearwater, FL
  • John Hopkins Middle School, 701 16th Street S., St. Petersburg, FL
  • The facilities are substantially-built, have large indoor gyms and separate air handlers to ensure the comfort and safety of allergic citizens who shelter there. Residents must preregister themselves and their pets for these pet-friendly shelters, as space is limited. Mobile home residents are given first priority.
• Polk County
  Polk County has three pet-friendly shelters that allow residents who own pets to shelter with their pets. Pre-registration is strongly suggested to ensure you have a spot at the shelter and some limitations apply. ONLY dogs, cats and birds and their owners will be allowed to shelter in Polk’s pet-friendly shelters. Three shelters in Polk County will accept pets:
  • Philip O’Brien Elementary School, 1225 East Lime Street, Lakeland, FL 33801
  • Lake Region High School, 1995 Thunder Road, Eagle Lake, FL 33839
  • Alta Vista Elementary School, 801 Scenic Highway, Haines City, FL 33844
  • Pet Shelters are primarily for pet owners who live in mobile or manufactured housing, substandard housing or in an area prone to flooding. All pets must be in an airline approved carrier. Proof of all required vaccinations, food, a leash, a collar and supplies for proper waste disposal must be brought to the shelter.
• Port St. Lucie, City of (St. Lucie County) – Pet safety and emergency readiness
  Do not leave your pets home alone. If you evacuate, and for some reason are not able to take your pets with you, please contact Port St. Lucie Animal Control at (772) 871-5042.
• Putnam County
  Putnam County only has one Pet-Friendly Evacuation Shelter located at Ochwilla Elementary in Interlachen. For additional information on Evacuation Shelters in your area, please contact the Putnam County Emergency Operations Center at (386) 329-0379.
• Santa Rosa County
  A pet-friendly shelter is available for residents who wish to shelter with their cat or dog at Avalon Middle School, 5445 King Arthurs Way in Milton, FL. Pre-registration for the pet-friendly shelter is required each year. To utilize the shelter, all pets must have proof of current vaccinations.
• Sarasota County
  Sarasota County offers six dog and cat-friendly shelters:
  • North Port High School, 6400 W. Price Blvd., North Port, FL 34291
  • Pine View School, 501 Old Venice Road, Osprey, FL
  • Heron Creek Middle School, 6501 W. Price Blvd., North Port, FL 34291
  • Brookside Middle School, 3636 S. Shade Ave., Sarasota, FL 34239
  • Riverview High School, 1 Ram Way, Sarasota, FL 34231
  • Woodland Middle School, 2700 Panacea Blvd., North Port, FL 34289
  • These shelters accept dogs and cats only. Pet-friendly shelters require current vaccination records for dogs and cats.
• Sarasota County Emergency Services
• Seminole County
  Two emergency shelters in Seminole County accept pets:
  • Lyman High, 865 South C.R. 427, Longwood, FL 32750
  • Bentley Elementary, 2190 Oregon Ave., Sanford, FL 32771
• Seminole County – Pets and Disasters
• St. Johns County
  St. Johns County has two (2) Pet-Friendly Shelters to meet the needs of pet owners during an evacuation situation. The following two schools are designated as Pet-Friendly Shelters:
  • South Woods Elementary School, 4750 SR-206 West, Elkton, FL 32033
  • Timberlin Creek Elementary School, 555 Pine Tree Lane, St. Augustine, FL 32092
  • Pre-registration is not required to go to a Public Pet-Friendly Shelter. You only need to register if you need transportation assistance during an evacuation.
• St. Johns County
  The following two schools are designated as Pet-Friendly Shelters:
  • South Woods Elementary School, 4750 SR-206 West, Elkton, FL 32033
  • Timberlin Creek Elementary School, 555 Pine Tree Lane, St Augustine, FL 32092
  • Pre-registration is not required to go to a Public Pet-Friendly Shelter. You only need to register if you need transportation assistance during an evacuation. Pet owners are required to shelter with their pets and care for them. Farm animals and exotics (primates, snakes, spiders, insects, etc.) are not permitted at Pet-Friendly Shelters.
• St. Lucie County
  St. Lucie County currently has no official designated emergency pet shelters. Residents should contact their local animal hospitals/clinics to make arrangements.
• Sumter County
  The only pet-friendly shelter in Sumter County is located at Sumter Fairgrounds, 7620 SR 471, Webster, FL 33513. All pets must be crated.
• Taylor County Emergency Management
• Venice, City of (Sarasota County) – Hurricane Information
  Pet-friendly shelters require current vaccination records for dogs and cats. Sarasota County Shelter Information
• Volusia County
  The members of Volusia Animal Preparedness are working to provide shelter for owners and their animals. In the event of a disaster, owners and their animals will be provided shelter at the Volusia County Fairgrounds on S.R. 44, one-quarter mile east of I-4, or other Volusia County designated pet-friendly shelters. All companion animals must have a current license, vaccinations, identification and rabies tags. They must be confined in pet carriers or crates and must be under control at the facility at all times. Some shelters in Volusia County have been designated “pet-friendly.” Pet-friendly means the owners and their animals can stay at the same shelter but will be housed separately.
• Wakulla County
  All pet owners should make arrangement for their pets if they plan to evacuate. Public shelters will not accept pets. If you can’t take your pets with you, arrangements should be made with a clinic or kennel that is outside of the evacuation area. These arrangements should be made well in advance because available spaces fill up quickly as a storm approaches.

• ABOVE "Pet-Friendly Shelters Florida List" in 2021 (I think most are also active in 2024!)

• source

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

I'll be saying a prayer tonight for my good friend Robert (we've known each other since we were three). He and his family live in Winter Garden, Orlando. So not on the coast, but still in the path of this storm. Earlier, I reached out to his father (lives locally). And this is the kicker. Robert gets over here a couple of times a year, the last time, earlier this year, was for his mother's funeral. He's due to visit again, this Friday, to scatter the ashes of his mother. I can only hope this storm blows out and he'll be fine, and that perhaps I'll see him this weekend. I can only hope that, but I have a bad feeling that won't happen.

I'll be keeping tabs on his situation as updates come in.

Ironically, he lived in Chicago for years. But after one too many -30 winters he moved down to Florida. It was for the climate. He was sick of shovelling his drive every winter.

[Sue (Ayt)]

Posted by ExomatrixTV (here)

Posted by Mike (here)
If Milton kills me I'm going to hang around the earth plane and haunt all of you until a thread is dedicated to me here. Then and only then will I allow the aliens to trick me into going to the light.

Mike, please seek a proper shelter (maybe you already did) ... Can you update to us regularly what is going on where you are? ... Let us know if you are safe!

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

Agreed! Please Mike, and all others in the area, please know you are all in our hearts. And do try to keep in touch here if at all possible.

[Abondance]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

So a resonant Intention to make the technology fail would really help, as well as an intention to calm the peoples' terror.

Never tried this kind of thing before, but I’m going to spend my evening on hemi-sync to work on it. I wonder if, for a collective effect, we should not focus on a particular image common to all those who want to help... Any suggestions or advice?

[ExomatrixTV]

• Dutch 🇳🇱 National TV Report on Hurricane Milton:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KatjcZf6sCk

"Het is gruwelijk" translates to "It is awful" and/or "It is terrible" (a mixture of both).

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Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=GQCOr1zJoFo

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=RlTHO39tNnA

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Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ao9ix5XjD8Y

• Hurricane Milton sees evacuation of 1 MILLION people as Florida officials warn 'stay & you die':

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rgNUMCf0Y4g

Central Florida is a region of the U.S. state of Florida. Different sources give different definitions for the region, but as its name implies it is usually said to comprise the central part of the state, including the Tampa Bay area and the Greater Orlando area, though in recent times the Tampa Bay area has often been described as its own region, with "Central Florida" becoming more synonymous with the Orlando area (most notably, this is what the local news channels in each respective metro area call their region).

It is one of Florida's three directional regions, along with North Florida and South Florida. Under the previously mentioned "usual" definition, it includes the following 13 counties: Brevard, Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Lake, Orange, Osceola, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Seminole, Sumter, and Volusia. Sometimes Ocala, which is in Marion County, was included. Although Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas are also considered to be the Tampa Bay area.

• Central Florida, part of the Florida megaregion
• Country United States
• State Florida
• Largest city Tampa Population (2020) 8,359,609+

• Even MORE Geo-Engineered Hurricanes, Dead Bodies, and FEMA leaving Americans to Rot while we give Billions more to Israel

[ExomatrixTV]

• Silver Iodide they use for Cloud Seeding falling out of the sky landing in people's backyards with the rain in #Florida right now??

Am not sure what to think of this, how are they so sure it is Silver Iodide? and not something else?

• MULTIPLE BIG CRISIS JUST BEFORE THE ELECTIONS, PART 01

• MULTIPLE BIG CRISIS JUST BEFORE THE ELECTIONS, PART 02

[Sadieblue]

Asking prayers and good thoughts for my family in Florida, they are in the RED area near where the storm is to make landfall. I spoke with them yesterday, they said the roads were so packed that they did not evacuate due to that and no gas stations have gas, so traffic is at a stand still. I will admit I am scared for them. I'm praying for all in its path.

[ExomatrixTV]

• Eerily prophetic 2020 simulation of fictional 'Hurricane Phoenix' hitting Tampa - as city braces for real life version with Milton

Anyone who is in to deep research (like I did for 34 years) in symbolism, subliminals, predictive programming, secret societies rituals on multiple fronts! ... Knows the importance of the meaning when using the code-word (or trigger-word) "Phoenix" >>> very similar rhetoric when Klaus Schwab says: "Great Reset" & "Build Back Better".

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳



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• They ran a simulation of a "Category 5 Hurricane" hitting Tampa directly in 2020. Well S.O.B.

Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v5flmiq/?pub=ir01b

[Inversion]

In this Weather Channel simulation, it shows the storm surge rising to 15 ft/4.6 m in some areas. At 3 ft/.91 m it's too late to evacuate.

dailymail

Host Stephanie Abrams stood on a CGI street for her report, and showed viewers how Tampa will look if hit by the widely-anticipated 15 foot storm surge.

Abrams began by showing viewers what a harmless-sounding three feet of water would look like. It sat above her waist, with the meteorologist warning that anyone still at home when the water hits this level will have left it too late to evacuate.

Moments later, the computerized water level rose to six feet - above Abrams' head, with cars and debris beginning to float around her.

Abrams then let the simulation rise above nine feet - well above her head. The raging torrent had hit the second floor of nearby homes.

She said: 'There are few places that are safe when the water rises this high.'

Current forecasts suggest Hurricane Milton could actually trigger storm surges of 15 feet, far higher than the frightening nine feet shown by the Weather Channel.

[wondering]

For visualization to weaken Milton, I've been visualizing the blue center as shown on video, and as suggested, by Ulli, I think, breaking apart those blue pixels, scattering them, rendering them powerless, gentle, non destructive.

[ExomatrixTV]

• Video Uploaded 5 Years Ago Depicting a Simulation o Fictional 'Hurricane 5 Called Phoenix' Hitting Tampa, Florida:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=IMes8hBB-p8

Newsweek Today, October 8th, 2024: "What a Simulated Category 5 Hurricane "Phoenix" Over Tampa Tells Us Could Happen Next"

• dailymail
• usatoday or this
• apnews

• ANOTHER UPDATED SIMULATION: Project Phoenix 2.0: "The Recovery":

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=AzqEsBvXZxc

• tbrpc.org/tbrpc-phoenix

• PDF

[mountain_jim]

https://x.com/catturd2/status/1843742871347929599

[Satori]

Posted by mountain_jim (here)
https://x.com/catturd2/status/1843742871347929599

So, if I understand this correctly, we are being told by those out to destroy us, that the resources needed to stop we, the people, from helping one another are not under the oppressors’ control.

Great. Hey— We the people. Go for it. Keep on keeping on helping each other.

[ExomatrixTV]

• ± 5 hours loop

• source

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Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1KxVwFftlzQ