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**Title:** Riding Out a Hurricane in Florida
**Summary:**
The author, Aimar, documents their experience during a hurricane in Florida, from September 10th, 3 AM, to the early hours of September 11th. Key points:
* Initial struggles with sleep due to anticipation (3 AM)
* Updates from 11 AM, showing rising winds and preparations
* Tornado warning forces Aimar to take shelter in a bathroom
* Power outage occurs, and Aimar relies on flashlights and a battery-powered setup to continue updating
* Updates from 1 AM on September 11th, highlighting the storm's peak intensity (expected between 2 AM and 4 AM)
* Concerns about food, water, and ice storage due to uncertain duration of power outage
* Real-time storm tracking, noting the hurricane's slow movement and strong winds (up to 300 km/h)
**Overall:** The transcript provides a personal, real-time account of surviving a hurricane in Florida, covering preparations, the storm's peak, and the challenges of power outages.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences:
1. **Date and Time**: The events started on Sunday, September 10th, at 3:00 AM.
2. **Location**: The author is located in the state of Florida.
3. **Weather Event**: A hurricane, referred to as "Sister," was passing through the author's location.
4. **Tornado Warning**: The author received a tornado warning, prompting them to seek shelter.
5. **Shelter Location**: The author prepared the bathroom as a safe room in case of a tornado.
6. **Power Outage Warning**: Authorities warned of a planned power outage before the hurricane's arrival to prevent accidents.
7. **Time of Expected Impact**: The hurricane's strongest impact was expected from 8:00 PM to 4:00/5:00 AM the following morning (Monday).
8. **Hurricane Category**: The hurricane entered Miami as a Category 2.
9. **Power Outage Occurrence**: The power went out during the events, as anticipated.
10. **Last Known Time**: The last timestamp mentioned is around 1:00 AM, with the most dangerous part of the hurricane expected between 2:00 AM and 4:00 AM.
11. **Wind Speed**: The winds of the hurricane were up to 300 kilometers per hour at its center.
12. **Preparations**: The author stocked up on food, water, and ice in preparation for the extended power outage.
13. **Communication Disruption**: The author experienced disruptions to WiFi, cell phone internet, and the ability to post updates.