Josh Cambell, de CNN, informa sobre la falta de señales de alerta de inundaciones y el retraso en la inversión en aforadores fluviales en el condado de Kerr, después de que las mortales inundaciones mataran a más de 100 personas en el centro de Texas.

Kerr County

Officials in Kerr County, Texas, are under scrutiny after catastrophic floods claimed more than 100 lives. Questions have arisen regarding the effectiveness of the county's flood warning systems, including whether timely alerts were issued and received, and the absence of an audible siren system.

Local authorities acknowledge the complexity of evacuation decisions and cite budgetary and logistical obstacles to upgrading warning infrastructure, such as installing more river gauges and sirens. Experts and former officials argue that the region's early warning system is outdated and insufficient for a flood-prone area, calling for increased state investment to prevent future tragedies.

Las autoridades se preguntan si están preparadas para las inundaciones de Texas

Creo que todo el mundo en Kerrville, todo el mundo en el condado de Kerr desea a Dios que habíamos tenido alguna manera de advertirles. Mientras las autoridades continúan los esfuerzos de búsqueda y rescate en el Texas Hill Country, las preguntas se agudizan sobre si más podría haber para evitar una tragedia que se ha cobrado más de 100 vidas. local funcionarios locales aún no han proporcionado una cuenta clara de si una ominosa advertencia del Servicio Meteorológico Nacional a primera hora de la mañana del viernes se envió a través de una alerta de teléfono celular a las personas en el camino de las inundaciones. No es tan fácil cuando simplemente pulsas un botón. Vale, hay mucho más que eso. Bueno, la evacuación es un delicado equilibrio. Los funcionarios locales dicen que la decisión de ordenar evacuaciones públicas es compleja porque si se evacua demasiado tarde, se corre el riesgo de poner autobuses o coches o vehículos o campistas en las carreteras en zonas de aguas bajas intentando sacarlos. El servicio meteorológico hizo su trabajo. Los relojes y advertencias salieron claramente. La angustia con respecto a este es que esas advertencias no fueron recibidas. Además del texto alertas, se han planteado preguntas acerca de la falta de un sistema de alerta audible para alertar a los residentes del peligro. Está claro que algo que podría ayudar en la futuro, parece que no importa qué otras redundancias tenemos nuestras sirenas, podría explotar muy fuerte. Una investigación de la CNN encontró múltiples esfuerzos en Condado de Kerr para construir un sistema de alerta de inundaciones más importante. Antiguo Kerr Comisionado del Condado Tom Moser dijo a CNN que la zona es quizás la más inundación propensos en el estado de Texas y describió el condado de alerta temprana sistema como bastante anticuado y marginal. En el mejor de los casos, Moser dijo que estudió cómo un condado cercano instalado sirenas y sugirió el Condado de Kerr hacer el lo mismo. Pero la idea se encontró con resistencia, dijo, debido al presupuesto y el ruido. Según una transcripción de un gobierno local reunión en 2016, otro comisionado del condado dijo que el pensamiento de nuestra hermoso condado de Kerr teniendo estas malditas sirenas sonando en medio de la noche, voy a tener que empezar a beber otra vez para aguantaros a todos. Las sirenas son importantes, pero una sirena, una previsión meteorológica siempre va a correr el riesgo de llegar demasiado tarde. Otra área bajo escrutinio, el número de indicadores a lo largo del río Guadalupe que pueden alertar a los funcionarios en tiempo real a la creciente aguas. La Autoridad del Río Guadalupe superior tiene al menos cinco medidores en el río en el condado de Kerr, pero los expertos dicen que el número debe ser duplicado o incluso triplicado. ¿Cómo se puede tener una alerta oportuna cuando no se tiene sistema? ¿Cómo se puede avisar a tiempo cuando no se tienen datos? Un obstáculo importante coste Los sistemas de calibración electrónica pueden costar decenas de millones de dólares, a menudo mucho más caros que los sistemas convencionales. más allá de lo que cualquier condado puede permitirse. Los veteranos de la gestión fluvial dicen que es pasado el tiempo para que el estado de Texas haga su parte para cubrir el precio. Hay sólo una lección que sale de esto para mí que vale la pena nada, y que es que el estado de Texas dé un paso adelante porque si no lo hace, el mundo mirandonos y que fracaso sera eso.

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