and Nicole has been a s-l-o-w roll or ‘late’ bloomer too, that doesn’t help w/ planning. Honestly, most local weather ppl are just as surprised as any b/c there was NO organization at all to the system.
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EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, November 8, 2022 2:07 PM
Brevard County Issues Recommended Evacuation Order Ahead of Tropical Storm Nicole
BREVARD COUNTY, FL. – In preparation for Tropical Storm Nicole, Brevard County is issuing a recommended evacuation for parts of Brevard County starting Nov. 9.
Evacuation is recommended for the following groups:
- Residents who live on the barrier islands, including areas from Kennedy Space Center south beaches, and Merritt Island
- Residents in mobile homes or manufactured housing
- Residences in low-lying, flood-prone areas
- Any residents with special medical needs such as electrical dependence
While the recommended evacuation is effective starting at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, residents may leave at any time. We encourage evacuating residents to stay with friends or family, hotels if they have the means, or use one of our public shelters.
Shelter details are being finalized and will be announced later this afternoon. All shelters will be available for general population, families wishing to bring their pets, and those with medical special needs.
Text BREVARDEOC to 888777 to sign up for emergency notifications from Brevard County Emergency Management. Residents are are also encouraged to follow @BrevardEOC on Twitter, Brevard County Emergency Management on Facebook, visit www.brevardfl.gov/EmergencyManagement, or call 2-1-1 for more information.
Whew, not me
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I saw a couple of websites posted the reversal story but I didn’t get a chance to post a link. Glad I posted screenshots so folks didn’t think I’m crazy 
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Sorry. No free upgrade.
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Not good for those flying into MCO starting Wednesday. From MCO Twitter
But with my track record posting Nicole related news it will be retracted in a few hours
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No easy answers. It’s going to be moving up the east coast roughly the same time as you want to move down it so you’ll need to cross paths at some point unless they route way east around it.
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I sure hope it’s free. I don’t want to know what our hotel room would cost otherwise. On property hotels just aren’t in our budget.
Cutting our rainy park night short to try to salvage this trip at guest services. Day one was amazing but very wet and now we need a new place to sleep so we can have 2 more soggy park days before heading home.
On hold over 2 hours trying to get us somewhere else to stay and finally have to give up and go to bed. Looks like we’re heading home tomorrow.
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Do you think they’ll take it back too 
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So we are set to fly out of Boston at 3:30 on Friday and I’m also unsure as to what to do. We are flying JetBlue and the flights for Saturday are limited now.
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MCO closes today at 4pm with no set reopen time. Only the very vague “when it is deemed safe to resume operations”
I might be looking to rebook now if possible to Saturday.
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For the airport to reopen, but not for normalcy to be restored.
I guess it would matter if her bird is at BOS. If it is then they might be able to accommodate incoming aircraft
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Well there’s slim options right now and all of them require me to lose my entire Saturday so I’m not really sure what to do. Even late Friday night would be better.
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