Hurricane Ian

[The Kap'n]

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Kava bars in the direct path of Hurricane Ian:

Downtown Kava
1009 Taylor St
Punta Gorda, FL 33950

Downtown Kava

Southwest Florida's Best Coffeehouse and Kava Bar! Hours Sunday 8am-8pm Monday-Thurs 7am-10pm Friday & Saturday 7am-Midnight

downtownkava.com

Kava Culture Kava Bar
3822 Tamiami Trail
Port Charlotte, FL 33952

Port Charlotte — Kava Culture

www.kavaculture.com

Kava Bars on the edge of Ian:

Kava Culture Kava Bar HQ
843 Miramar St
Cape Coral, FL 33904

Kava Culture - Drink Love

We serve the finest all natural Kava and Elixirs for everyday life to combat the stressors of our modern urban lifestyles. We want to bring you back to a simpler time, an honor to our tribal ancestors, where community and home means connection. We BULA together to celebrate our lives, our paths cros

www.kavaculture.com

Kava Culture Kava Bar
2400 First St Suite 104
Fort Myers, FL 33901

Fort Myers Downtown — Kava Culture

www.kavaculture.com

Kosmic Kava Kava Bar
4135 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Blue #16
Fort Myers, FL 33916

Kosmic Kava Kava | Fort Myers FL

Kosmic Kava Kava, Fort Myers, Florida. 49 likes. located 4135 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33916 blue 16

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Kava Nirvana Kava Bar
12995 S Cleveland Ave
#103 A
Fort Myers, FL 33907

Kava Nirvana | Kava Bar | Kratom | Fort Myers FL

A nonalcoholic Kava Bar in Fort Myers FL, featuring premium Kava & K@ drinks created with our secret brewing process to extract the plant "greatness"! All the bliss, no regrets! Kava Nirvana is your home away from home, a place where quality herbal products meet a great vibe!

www.kavanirvana.com

Island Vibes Kava Bar - Fort Myers
15250 S Tamiami Trail Unit 113
Fort Myers, FL 33908

Homepage

About Us How We Started Island Vibes Island Vibes Kava Bar opened in 2018, but started as a conversation between its founders seven years prior. Our mission has been to focus on first-class product to the community and provide an atmosphere of belonging. In August 2018, the original Island Vibes...

islandvibesbar.com

Kapua Kava Bar
12951 Metro Pkwy
Ste 15
Fort Myers, FL 33966

Kapua Kava Bar in Fort Myers, FL | Southwest FL

Kapua Kava Bar is Southwest Florida's premier Kava & Ethnobotanical Tea Experience! We're located in Fort Myers, FL.

www.kapuakavabar.com

Sanibel Kava Bar
16681 McGregor Blvd
Suite 203
Fort Myers, FL 33908

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Live Storm Chasing

Watch live feeds as storm chasers try to see if their target verifies. Tornadoes, hurricanes, blizzards, and floods - we've got it all and more, live on our site and available as video on demand.

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[Plantacious]

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Kava Culture Kava Bar
3822 Tamiami Trail
Port Charlotte, FL 33952

I can't remember the storm name, or the year, but I recall Port Charlotte specifically once getting directly decimated by a hurricane. The worst brunt of it.
Just a coincidental observation.
I hope they are spared.
If that tracking is accurate, then much has changed recently. Last I heard, as of last night, it was going closer to Tampa.
That's near Kavafied

 

[Groggy]

 

[ThePiper]

Stay safe out there everyone! My dog and I are hunkered down at my mom's house so she wouldn't be alone. Still have power but the worst is yet to come. Really hope we keep power tonight because I suspect I have a weak strain of flu as I've felt like shit all week, splitting headache, sore throat, a few bouts of chills and hot flashes. Ya'll know it's already hard enough to sleep with a flu in the Air conditioning with hot or cold drinks on demand...

 

[JohnMichael]

We are up in Missouri visiting family for a month, but our place on Sanibel's coast just disappeared yesterday. My profile picture for the Forums is along a trail about a mile from our place. Since the causeway was crushed by Ian, there will be no way to drive out to Sanibel for the better part of a year. The kava I lost was the smallest part of it. But we are alive for a new era!

 

[Alia]

We are up in Missouri visiting family for a month, but our place on Sanibel's coast just disappeared yesterday. My profile picture for the Forums is along a trail about a mile from our place. Since the causeway was crushed by Ian, there will be no way to drive out to Sanibel for the better part of a year. The kava I lost was the smallest part of it. But we are alive for a new era!

That is a remarkably good attitude you have for such an event. I had wondered how you were doing because I knew you were in that area.

 

[The Kap'n]

That is a remarkably good attitude you have for such an event. I had wondered how you were doing because I knew you were in that area.

Right there with you on that one. What an amazingly positive attitude.

@JohnMichael Glad you're okay . Belongings can be replaced, new memories can be created, but we and our loved ones are single issue only.

 

[The Kap'n]

 

[JohnMichael]

As it turns out, everything stayed intact on our home including our roof. But...an eight foot surge of water went over the island of Sanibel. So...things are undoubtedly a little soggy inside. A total loss. They hope to eventually have boat service to the island for those of us with hurricane passes for Sanibel. That may be a couple months. We understood what might happen when we moved that sandbar over ten years ago. It was a lovely decade. And we have enough resources to do other things. We'll probably spend the winter at an RV park about 60 miles inland. The I Ching has given me a good reading for current plans and the future: persistence and travel. Pretty accurate! We'll see you on the Forums. John Michael Wine (Mike)

 

[The Kap'n]

As it turns out, everything stayed intact on our home including our roof. But...an eight foot surge of water went over the island of Sanibel. So...things are undoubtedly a little soggy inside. A total loss. They hope to eventually have boat service to the island for those of us with hurricane passes for Sanibel. That may be a couple months. We understood what might happen when we moved that sandbar over ten years ago. It was a lovely decade. And we have enough resources to do other things. We'll probably spend the winter at an RV park about 60 miles inland. The I Ching has given me a good reading for current plans and the future: persistence and travel. Pretty accurate! We'll see you on the Forums. John Michael Wine (Mike)

I have old memories with my parents driving back and forth to Destin when the roof was ripped off their condo during Hurricane Opal. The way the community comes together during such awful times was really something, and I remember the crab and shrimp boils at the shared pool from where people were emptying out their freezers and refrigerators. Instead of throwing all the food out, they just cooked it for everyone.

Such devastation. My thoughts remain with those affected.

 

[Tumarumaru]

As it turns out, everything stayed intact on our home including our roof. But...an eight foot surge of water went over the island of Sanibel. So...things are undoubtedly a little soggy inside. A total loss. They hope to eventually have boat service to the island for those of us with hurricane passes for Sanibel. That may be a couple months. We understood what might happen when we moved that sandbar over ten years ago. It was a lovely decade. And we have enough resources to do other things. We'll probably spend the winter at an RV park about 60 miles inland. The I Ching has given me a good reading for current plans and the future: persistence and travel. Pretty accurate! We'll see you on the Forums. John Michael Wine (Mike)

We're on St. Pete Beach, it was headed for us, then it went south. Still had to hightail it outta there. My heart goes out to everybody down there.