The days before the August 27 arrival of hurricane
Laura at the Louisiana Coast brought a new term to the news. “An unsurvivable
storm surge” was how the National Hurricane Center (NHC) characterized the
coming disaster. Even though the word “unsurvivable” wasn’t in the
Merriam-Webster Dictionary yet, it sent a clear message to coastal residents to
get out of the area.
Column: 'Unsurvivable' may not be a word, but it sent a clear message about Hurricane Laura