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it's assessing the risk as far as knowing when to leave and when to go:

if it floods where you live = go
if you're within a few miles of the coast = go
if electricity is required for a member of your household = go
if the roads will wash out or flood = go
if the winds will be over 100 mph when they hit your area = go

on the winds, remember that wind speeds decrease after landfall (there's some formula or rule for this). I seem to remember if Rita hit Houston, at the speed it was supposed to, it'd be down to 80 by the time it hit my house

as far as living in a hurricane zone, Florida can be a paradise the rest of the time, Houston is a major city with lots of jobs, especially in my industry. I'm staying

the storm surge maps over at wunderground.com are kinda scary

Houston gets both tornadoes and hurricanes sad to say

looking good so far and we're on the dry side according to the latest forecast