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Craig Fugate, a former chief of the Federal Emergency Management Agency who lives in Gainesville, Florida, and lost power during Irma, said he understands such experiences may lead some to stay home next time in hopes of riding out the storm.
Irma evacuation nightmare: Next time some may not leave →
Former Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator Craig Fugate says how fast Cuban coffee stands reopen - and how many customers they draw - may indicate how badly Miami is faring.
