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Everyone evacuate. but we don't think we will get 100% compliance. what are you expecting or concerned about in terms of damage? still a lot of timber homes, for example. do you think they will go? how much can a category four do? category four is going to cause a lot of vegetation damage, trees will probably be a 100% loss. anything that has a gable roof will most likely come off. some of the areas in south—west florida, and across the southern portions, are concrete block brick homes, those will probably stand. the roof will come off or significant damage, and then you will have flooding i...

The message is, it's a mandatory evacuation, you've got to get out. are you confident people will, given their past experiences? it's a tale of two states. those that are new to the state have typically heeded the warnings. those that have been here for a long time usually do not heed the warnings. we do have people evacuating. we would love to see everyone evacuate. but we don't think we will get 100% compliance. what are you expecting or concerned about in terms of damage? still a lot of timber homes, for example. do you think they will go? how much can a category four do? category four is g...

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