Hurricane coverage evolution (version 2) - 1979 to 2022
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[0:00] [Music]
[0:08] from Channel 10 South Florida's most
[0:11] complete news service this is news one
[0:15] [Music]
[0:17] good evening with Anna esqui I'm art
[0:19] Carlson tonight South Florida remains
[0:21] poised on the edge of receiving its
[0:23] first hurricane in 16 years Hurricane
[0:25] David has already passed through the
[0:27] Bahamas leaving flooded streets toppled
[0:29] trees and knocking out power
[0:31] Communications with the out islands has
[0:33] been cut off completely Hurricane David
[0:35] is headed towards South Florida and is
[0:37] about 175 miles offshore this Sky 10
[0:40] tape shows our area is already wet from
[0:42] rain squalls preceding the storm winds
[0:45] are picking up and trees are being
[0:46] buffeted about by a steady blow and an
[0:48] occasional strong gust of wind most
[0:51] streets are fairly deserted for this
[0:52] time of day most people are inside
[0:54] either testing the work they've done to
[0:56] protect their homes or working at
[0:58] boarding up some residents of low-lying
[1:00] areas have already evacuated their homes
[1:02] and are headed for or already in various
[1:05] shelters available to those who cannot
[1:07] stay safely at home these first tapes
[1:09] from Santo Domingo show the aftermath of
[1:11] Hurricane David where at least 600
[1:14] people were killed many of them as they
[1:16] huddled together in a church trying to
[1:17] get away from the storm the church was
[1:19] flooded many were unable to escape trees
[1:22] were toppled in the Dominican Republic
[1:23] homes were washed away power was knocked
[1:26] out Military troops are working to clear
[1:28] up the area helping those who are
[1:30] homeless or separated from their
[1:32] families the Dominican Republic was hit