Hurricane Remnants and Travel

Last June, when I left Indiana after the first TEEM onground intensive that I attended, I thought ahead to our next gathering in October, where I anticipated autumnal shifts with still-warm days.I did not anticipate a hurricane affecting the weather that far inland. But here we are. I've changed travel plans, and instead of leaving on Sunday, I'm leaving in a few hours. There's already a bit of rain here, but nothing like what is expected later this morning.We are supposed to have record breaking warmth in the 80's in the early part of the week, and cooler temps by week's end. I have packed a variety of clothes--lots of layers for my upper body, some with sleeves and some not, and shorts for my lower body which is odd-shaped and hard to fit for long pants in this time of my life.This hurricane has turned out to be a normal-ish hurricane, not a monster that zoomed up several categories just before landfall--how refreshing! It moved ashore as a category 2, very survivable for most…