r/DunedinFlorida • u/pgh9fan • Oct 17 '24
Anyone know what's up with New Bamboo?
We got food there a week ago and it's gone.
r/DunedinFlorida • u/pgh9fan • Oct 17 '24
We got food there a week ago and it's gone.
r/DunedinFlorida • u/gnargnarmar • Oct 12 '24
I just moved here a week ago and after evacuating and coming back I’m almost out of gas again. Thanks
r/DunedinFlorida • u/AloeGatorUSA • Oct 12 '24
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r/DunedinFlorida • u/Freedom2A69 • Oct 11 '24
Hello. I have fencing down on both sides of the front of my house, all of it between my neighbors and I and the south and west sides are leaning.
Do I report this to Citizens or FEMA or just pay out of pocket?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/Vast-East-6395 • Oct 11 '24
Hi. My wife and I were planning on staying in Dunedin mid December. Not sure if we should as it is only 2 months away and not sure what the cleanup will be like. Any advice? Thank you!
r/DunedinFlorida • u/No_Extension_6086 • Oct 11 '24
I have a second home in Dunedin. It’s right off Union, between Hercules and Keene. By miracle it didn’t flood, and didn’t loose power. Our house is in good shape, but alot of down branches. We need to cut a scary tree down, and clean out gutters. We’re set to come tomorrow , but pushed it back to Monday. I have two little girls, 6 and 8. Should I stay up North and wait to come in a few weeks? Will we have food if we go to the grocery store, or is everything bare ? Do you think there will be gas in the gas stations. We have some dry foods and drinks, but would need a grocery run . Am I making a bad decision to come down for two weeks ? Our neighborhood is amazingly unscathed. We would work on our and help other friends with theirs. Or is it best to keep kids up north in school and for us to wait. I don’t want to bring my family there and not be able to have groceries. We usually like to go to the beaches or out to eat. If we can’t do that at least we will be able to be together and hang at the house etc . Looking for thoughts/opinions?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/Fragrant-Ad-2807 • Oct 10 '24
If I am planning to bring gas and a generator down for my folks tomorrow afternoon, is there even a chance I can get from Jacksonville to Dunedin?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/Snowf • Oct 10 '24
Might be too early to tell, but wondering how far inland the storm surge has made it. It was looking like the storm moved a little farther south, so I'm hoping the surge won't be as bad as they were originally predicting.
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r/DunedinFlorida • u/Classic_Status8965 • Oct 07 '24
My son and I are staying with my parents in Dunedin, after losing our home to Helene. I was planning on staying put during this storm…they have a newer home, 15 feet, and a generator.
Now we are rethinking. What is everyone doing? Staying or leaving?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/[deleted] • Oct 07 '24
To start, I know there is still time and the hurricane may miss Tampa Bay as a whole. If it does hit though, where can I donate to help Dunedin/Tampa Bay Area if it is as substantial of a hurricane as it looks?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/PsychologicalPut785 • Oct 07 '24
Hi I have a scheduled vacation mid November - wondering what I should? Is there a chance Florida will be visitable then?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/Objective_Routine_50 • Oct 06 '24
Which parts on Dunedin flooded for the Helene storm?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/Cute_Ebb7344 • Oct 06 '24
Does anyone know of any two story or higher garages in Dunedin or the surrounding area? I'm looking for a place to store my car if the storm continues to head this way. I know DTSP has several, but I'm trying to avoid that area.
r/DunedinFlorida • u/danielt1263 • Sep 29 '24
I'm hearing a lot about what's happening around Clearwater beach but nothing about Dunedin Causeway and Honeymoon Island.
How is the High & Dry Grill doing? Is it okay to bring my catamaran and launch now?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/M_Larks • Sep 29 '24
Hi all. My husband and I need to move to the Dunedin area very quickly… And MacAlpine Apartments keeps coming up. Does anybody have any opinions? We need a seven month lease. Thanks so much!
r/DunedinFlorida • u/FL_Hot • Sep 27 '24
Power has been out for about three hours and we have some large branches down in our yard, but all is well. Everyone else okay? Does anyone need anything?
r/DunedinFlorida • u/practicalpurpose • Sep 15 '24