Right there, in the middle of the story, is the REAL news: "A total of 5.6 million people, or 25 percent of the state's population, were ordered to evacuate Florida ..."  Jaw-dropping.  Stunning.  OK, so many gas stations have run dry.  What else?  Where are these people running to?  Where do they buy food?  How's the grid-lock (assuming there is grid-lock) on highways and by-ways?  Where do they sleep? What happens when hundreds of gas gauges read empty? Do highways look like scenes from Walking Dead? Rapes, beatings, killings over food, belongings? Or no violence?  How are kids bearing up (other than maybe happy there's no school...)

I'm just another reader here, and these questions occur to me. Seriously, G&M, aren'tcha curious?  Is there a story here or what? Let's get down and talk about this unprecedented (HAS to be!) sudden migration.  Think of it: about 4 times the inflow into Germany or France in a matter of DAYS, not months or a year.  

Is this an obvious story or what??