Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our 2.

Hello and welcome.

It is Eric Erickson here, the Eric Erickson Show, across the nation.

The phone number is 877-97-9-37-37-7-4-25. Those of you in the southeast,

in all seriousness, wherever you are in the southeast, particularly if you are in Georgia, at

least, to the east of I-75. And then in North Carolina, in Florida, you have Hurricane Ian heading your way.

It has shifted now to the east.

A lot of people to the west of I-75.

Now in Georgia, it looks like you may miss the storm.

It can still wobble.

It is still tentative.

The path keeps changing. I expect to get a little bit of rain at my house in Middle Georgia, but maybe not a ton as much as we were expecting. But if you're along the coast, if you're up in North Carolina, the South Carolina listing, you need to be careful of the storm. The storm is growing.

It's expected to make landfall in Florida and then reduce into a tropical storm, which

in and of itself will actually be good because it'll be less powerful, but it will bring

a lot of rain, a lot of flooding.

So just be careful out there.

Keep your eyes on it.

You know, I grew up in Louisiana

during the summers we would come home and get hurricanes that came through. We had moved back

to the days when Andrew blew through. We were out of school for several days from the devastation

of it. We never flew. We were inland, so we never packed up and left Louisiana when the storms would come through.

But we would go for days without power sometimes when those hurricanes would blow through.

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