I hope this helps if that last Time Zone Thing was hard to Read. The black arrow is where I am.
Awww, isn’t that sweet--my time zone is right next to my alter ego’s (EST--blue). And we are our respective boy/girl colors. Tee hee.
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I hope this helps if that last Time Zone Thing was hard to Read. The black arrow is where I am.
Awww, isn’t that sweet--my time zone is right next to my alter ego’s (EST--blue). And we are our respective boy/girl colors. Tee hee.
Atlantic hurricane season is in full swing!
Former Hurricane Idalia has weakened but could restrengthen over the Labor Day weekend.
Tropical Depression 12 has formed in the eastern Atlantic and could become Tropical Storm Katia later today.
Gert has restrengthened into a tropical depression and could become a tropical storm again.
Hurricane Franklin and Tropical Storm Jose are also active in the Atlantic.
For Emergencies, Know Your Zone
For Emergencies, Know Your Zone
Everyone who lives, works, or vacations in any of the beautiful areas of St. Mary’s County is subject to tidal flooding or storm surges from a hurricane, and the county’s Department of Emergency Services advises all to Know Your Zone.
In 2018, the St. Mary’s County hurricane evacuation plan transitioned to a zone-based program, allowing local emergency managers to more easily send messages of…
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Know Your Zone Before a Hurricane Hits!
Know Your Zone is your destination for everything you need to know about hurricanes in New York City.
You'll find information about the city's hurricane evacuation zones, the hazards you may face from a hurricane and what you can do to do to prepare.
Do you know your zone? Be sure to check that out BEFORE a storm hits.
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