Tell Us Your Irma Story

By NPR

Published September 7, 2017 at 12:38 PM PDT

This story was published more than 7 years ago.

Motorists on U.S. 1 north of Key Largo, Fla., Wednesday, evacuating in anticipation of Hurricane Irma. Are you in Irma's path? Tell us how you're doing.

NPR has reporters in Florida and the Caribbean to bring you the latest news as Hurricane Irma spins toward the mainland.

But our reporters can't be everywhere. That's where you come in: How are you preparing? What have you learned from Andrew and other destructive storms in the past? Are you staying put or getting out? What's happening in your neighborhood? How is the experience affecting your mental and emotional state?

If possible — and if you're in a safe place — we'd like to follow your whole story before, during and after the storm. You can choose a way to talk to us:

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