As reported from AdvertiserTalk, the hurricane is now heading towads the Texas gulf coast, and AT&T has released a statement, ensuring consumers that they have made preparations to help anyone caught up in the storm.

AT&T will be using their Network Disaster Recovery (NDR) capabilities to provide disaster response equipment consumers during, and after the storm. The carrier has enhanced their network in hurricane-prone areas, securing both wired and wireless connections. They have also installed generators at critical cell sites and replaced copper wiring with fiber optic cable.

You can find a full list of AT&T’s pre-storm network preparations in the link above. Are you prepared for tropical storm bonnie?

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At the moment, Hurricane Bonnie is moving it’s way across South Florida, with heavy rain and wind expected throughout the afternoon.

The good news, is that the storm is not expected to gain strength during it’s travel across Florida, but residents are still advised to be cautious.

For those of you who use Google Earth, you can download a .KML file here, courtesy of Hurricane-tracking.co.uk. On their website, they also have the latest updates on the storm, and also some satellite images for reference.

Have you been affected by tropical storm Bonnie? Let us know your experiences so far.

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