But the only good news is that the weather ended up being beautiful. No rain, clear skies. So as long as FEMA can get the blue tarps in, so that people can patch their roofs and most every roof has a leak or a hole, then they can secure their home so that it's not damaged with rain coming in.
Senator Nelson talks about the weather conditions after the hurricane and the need for FEMA assistance.
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