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Take into account all the others that will be on the highways at the same time and sitting in your vehicle for hours if you do decide to stay later. Looks like it MIGHT start moving northward along east coast which I'm sure you are aware of. Depending on traffic and storm, going south instead of north might be best route. Never ceases to amaze me how some are clueless and unable to change plans when the situation changes. I went through Katrina, lived in N.O. Mid City (9Ft of water) and evacuated the day before it hit. I drove south toward storm then to Lafayette and much of the way was one of several vehicles on the hwy. I-10 had people stuck in their cars from N.O to Baton Rouge and beyond for over 48hrs. Was able to get back in city a few days later with some legal papers and a truck full of supplies to help. Very surreal.

Different storm, different landscape, etc, but things you might want to consider.
Also, be very wary of trees/powerlines around you with high winds.

Play it smart..GLTY and your family.