India's COVID vaccination coverage exceeds 196.94 cr
India's cumulative COVID-19 vaccination coverage exceeded the 196.94 crores (1,96,94,40,932) mark on Saturday, informed the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
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India's cumulative COVID-19 vaccination coverage exceeded the 196.94 crores (1,96,94,40,932) mark on Saturday, informed the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
That occurred about 7.2 feet. the old record was hazel in 1954. at 6.94. water never been seen before in recorded history and the next high tide will be worse. water is already in homes and businesses. near more head city. and the water will get higher. especially when you look at the radar. we have had a foot of rain in the area. with the radar presentation like that we can get another foot in the next 12 hours. winds are maybe a tenth maybe two tenths of the story. the rainfall is going to be about maybe the other 40% and the surge. 50% of the puzzle. if you haven't lost power you will with ...
The main concern around here, just to put this into perspective is when this high tide comes in, that's when we're going to see quite a bit of storm surge, and the storm surge lec -- levels are expected to be unprecedent unprecedented. the worst one that everybody always talks about is hurricane hazel in the 1950s. that one got as high as about 6.94 feet. this one is expected to bring a storm surge of about 7, 7 1/2 feet. it's not a question of whether we're going to see flooding or whether we're going to see a significant storm surge. it is a question of how bad it's going to be. they know th...
The storm surge. so not only are we going to have these hurricane force winds that are twice as strong as they are right now. we're also going to have the ocean, the sea come up. we're expecting it to come up about 7 feet, 7 1/2 feet here, which is unprecedented for this area of north carolina. the last time they had some really bad conditions like this was a hurricane in the 1950s. and during that hurricane, the storm surge got to about a 6.94 feet high. this one is expected to be, like, 7 1/2 feet. so there are going to be areas that are seeing extreme flooding. there's going to be areas tha...