It's a way of coping with the challenge brought on by remembering we are living in a hurricane zone.

It's a way of coping with the challenge brought on by remembering we are living in a hurricane zone.

It's very heartbreaking. It's real troublesome ... In remembering back to (Hurricane) Camille in '69 and the damage then, and they say that this is worse ... It's just hard to imagine.

He said no matter who you are under this kind of circumstance, that being war it will leave a mark, and that mark is predictable and understandable, and we need to do something about it.

You start to develop a kind of anxiety when flooded with this type of information.

I guess in Jacksonville, residents are responding quite differently than South Florida residents because they have not been through a direct hit.