If so, you're not going to be able to do that alone, here's where the planning comes in. You'll need someone to drive you to your boat and drop you off, then pick you up at wherever you move the boat too. That takes time. Well, not always . . . . Think about the panic that tends to set in when threatened by a Cat 3 or higher storm.
Bridges closing down early are among the many problems that can be encountered.
You can relieve yourself of much of this stress if you think about permanently relocating your boat to a safer place. Oh, I know, you probably selected your dockage due to convenience to the nearest inlet, only now it's not so convenient because your boat is vulnerable. If you are in a place with a 12 month boating season, one solution might be to change your dockage twice per year, or arrange an alternate location for the hurricane season. Here in Ft. Lauderdale, that is entirely possible due to the large amount of available inland dockage.