In an ever-more-internet-connected world, the way we witness landfalling hurricanes is changing — perhaps providing a more visceral education for the public.
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In an ever-more-internet-connected world, we are getting close-up views of extreme weather in ways that were hard to imagine a generation ago.When Hurricane Ida barreled ashore and ransacked the Louisiana coast on Sunday, we were able to see the storm surge inundate Grand Isle through remote video cameras that were installed by storm chasers.Locals also uploaded web-connected security camera footage of the rising waters to social media and streamed the winds on Facebook Live.
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