Could be. Also, Tampa just had their worst hurricane since 1921 (at least in terms of storm surge), and the thought that they might get another that’s even worse a week later might break people’s brains a little.

Trump hates being fact-checked... facts have no place in politics. He chickened out. No way around it. “It’s been a tradition for more than half a century that the major party candidates sit down with ’60 Minutes’ in October,” Pelley said. Pelley said the Trump campaign and “60 Minutes” had agreed to a sit-down at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida last Thursday. The two sides had also agreed that “60 Minutes” would join Trump at his campaign rally last Saturday in Butler, Pa., at the site where he was grazed by a bullet in a July assassination attempt. “A week ago, Trump backed out,” Pelley said. “The campaign offered shifting explanations. First, it complained that we would fact-check the interview. We fact-check every story.”

I think Hurricanes are "media stale" right now. I talked to a few people today, and they haven't heard anything yet..

That’s true. I will say though, I looked at the r/Tampa subreddit today and it’s scary how many people are dismissing this storm. It seems like their run of good luck has deluded many into thinking it won’t ever end.

Shear forecast