Areas, up to 35 inches of rain, because this is a massive rain making system, and due to complicated weather patterns, chad can explain, itll probably stall out in texas. Weve lost power to 63,000 homes in this area, thats Corpus Christi, theyve put together a boil order, thats a recaution, with so much water around here, essentially the citys Drinking Water could be contaminated. And the wind are not expected to dramatically die down any time soon. So, the hard shp really is not coming to a end, were shifting to a more difficult phase. Martin, well have chad along in a moment, there are 131 Miles Per Hour winds. How does this compare to the other hurricanes youve covered. You and i have both been out in a lot of them. Time. Because if the water does pile up as is expected, it could cut off not only rescue efforts to come in but Escape Routes to get out. Thats what you saw in new orleans after katrina. This is not a katrina, its a very different circumstance, but the danger is extremel
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i don t think the media has done itself has not really it s not had a good episode here. i think there are exceptions but, really, the running has been done by generalists predominantly by female journalists and all of the health and science specialists have been absent. there really wasn t the support from the wider bbc. and, rebecca coombes, if i could bring you in you re head ofjournalism at the british medicaljournal. would you agree? would you say that science journalists avoided this subject? i m afraid i would, actually. why? why did they? i think there was a real hesitancy, and i m hopeful that post cass, the hesitant might be more courageous in stepping into the silence. i think there was a real mishmash between evidence and advocacy, and that became a problem.