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Eric Berger: It was an endless barrage of storms. Matt Lanza:  It just didn’t stop. We had very few breaks in anything. Still, a lot of those storms were—I don’t want to say wimpy—but moderate. All of this was driven by a number of things—we’re in La Niña. You have an Atlantic ocean basin from the Gulf to the Caribbean to the ocean itself that has just been scorching warm. Water temperatures were through the roof for most of the season. Delta went over some of the warmest water on the planet. Why should Houstonians not get too comfortable even though we d...

We had a storm some years ago -- in fact, 2001 called storm allison. and i've had first responders to say that this is quite different. and the reason alex is because we have had what we call immediate and urgent surges of water. and that's why we're still in dire and dangerous conditions. and that is where the deaths came from. we had six here in houston so far. and early this morning in talking with our local law enforcement, they discovered a body this morning. they're still looking for bodies. and it is because these -- how should i say flushes of water carried cars and people and rescuers...