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the storm surge and then 90% total including the inland rain, that s what causing the fatalities. we have to make sure we re protected from that as well. sir, it is chad again. this place hasn t really had anything like this in the, i don t know, five generations that people have actually lived there. and very few of the homes, at least until recently, were not built after andrew. they were pre-andrew construction. what is that going to look like with 145 miles an hour wind? yeah. you re going to have that incredible destruction. so you talk about we have already mentioned the trees and the power lines. but let s talk about the structural damage. you start getting a category winds, still 145. that s destroying houses. that kind of wind for a period of time could definitely destroy houses. you will see roofs off houses, houses collapsing. you will see incredible structural damage. that s incredibly dangerous to everybody as well. those trees, when they fall, they have to fall on s
three feet of rain. is that disquieting at all? it s very concerning. shepard: i wonder why you made for viewers that i lived there a long time. we didn t always evacuate. i get it. can you explain to people why it is? i had a feeling it would weaken. flooding is always a concern. i thought it would be manageable. shepard: yeah, you re going you have a wet side and a dry side. you re on the dry side when the storm comes in. then they think it s going to track down along there. if the waters come up and you feel uncomfortable, is there a way for you to get out or are you trapped? i think we re trapped. shepard: well, i don t know. i m not the parent here. so i won t. i will wish you the best. good luck to the girlfriend and the dogs and stuff. all right. thank you. shepard: good luck. we ll check back in. pulling for him. all of them. they say there s about 1,000
8:00 p.m. last night if they re going to go. they said the getting was good until then. now it s not. it s less than five feet above sea level. that s the whole town. the mayor warns it could see a storm surge up to 13 feet. that put the whole thing under. officials say they worry that 1,000 of the 6,300 residents are behind. rob is a charter boat captain. he was on skype now. how are you doing? doing well. all things considered. shepard: what are you seeing, hearing? we re starting to catch outer bands of rain. the wind is not that strong right now. there s tidal flooding earlier. everything is okay. shepard: who are you with? my girlfriend and animals. shepard: animals?