and for more on hurricane lore i'm joined tonight by frank billingsley he's the chief meteorologist at key p.r. c.t.v. in houston texas frank it's good to see you again hurricane laura was predicted to hit somewhere between houston and new orleans and bring with it unsurvivable storm surges is that what happened how bad was it yeah. you know it was in houston really just a bullet it was just about 160 kilometers off the coast of houston and i was in so it missed despite that much which is basically berlin does dresden so not not a very very close call i think we got lucky and unfortunately for those folks in cameron louisiana that storm surge came it was more of a it was more of a wind issue than a water issue and so yes that unsurvivable storm surge was forecast and that was going to be 15 to 20 feet in reality it was $5.00 to $10.00 and yet is the max i've been able to find 5 has been more common and i think the what we're going to find out that in the end of the day is that the longer of a huge storm is over water the more water it can push toward the coast so when you get like an e

and for more on hurricane laura i'm joined tonight by frank billingsley he's the chief meteorologist at key p.r. c.t.v. in houston texas frank it's good to see you again hurricane laura was predicted to hit somewhere between houston and the war lanes and bring with it unsurvivable storm surges is that what happened how bad was it yeah. you know it was in houston really just a bullet it was just about 160 kilometers off the coast of houston and the high was and so it missed despite that much which is basically berlin does dresden so not not a very not a very close good call i think we got lucky and unfortunately for those folks in cameron louisiana that storm surge came in and brad it was more of a it was more of a wind issue than a water issue and so yes that unsurvivable storm surge was forecast and that was going to be 15 to 20 feet in reality it was $5.00 to $10.00 and it is the max i've been able to find 5 has been more common and i think the we're going to find out that in the end of the day is that the longer of a huge storm is over water the more water it can push toward the co

and for more on hurricane lore i'm joined tonight by frank billingsley he's the chief meteorologist at key p.r.c. t.v. in houston texas frank it's good to see you again hurricane laura was predicted to hit somewhere between houston and new orleans and bring with it unsurvivable storm surges is that what happened how bad was it yeah. you know it was in houston really just a bullet it was just about 160 kilometers off the coast of houston and i was in so it missed despite that much which is basically berlin does dresden so not not a very very close call i think we got lucky and unfortunately for those folks in cameron louisiana that storm surge came it was more of the it was more of a wind issue than a water issue and so yes that unsurvivable storm surge was forecast and that was going to be 15 to 20 feet in reality it was $5.00 to $10.00 and it is the max i've been able to find 5 has been more common and i think the we're going to find out that in the end of the day is that the longer of a huge storm is over water the more water it can push toward the coast so when you get like an eye o