I think it all depends on your boat's location, whether you have floating docks or fixed, and how much the area is exposed. In your case, being on a mooring, I'd probably haul it out. Mine is in a wet slip behind my house, and I do have a trailer for her, so I will make that call by tomorrow evening or early Sat morning. The ramp is only 2 blocks from me, so I will be able to act quickly, if needed.
That being said, my boats have remained tied at my dock, for every storm we have had since 1996. (but we've never had a direct hit). It will be interesting, since there seem to be a steady stream of them coming across the Atlantic this time.
Good luck, and if you keep her in the water, make sure you double your lines, remove the bridge enclosure curtains, and anything loose. Will the lines needed to secure her in the slip, handle extremely high tides without pulling he under water? Take a close look at the slip, other boats, and nearby buildings; then decide.
Going down tommorrowafter work to tighten some lines and check the bilge pumps, supposed to blow 40kts with gust to 60...should be a nice blow :roll: .