There’s no demographic breakdown. The state releases a limited data set. The ratio of fatalities does not consider date of hospitalization, so we don’t know the survival rate of newly hospitalized patients, but it is very high. The expectation that there have been significant improvements in treatment does not show in this data.
More recent NOAA predicted track shows probably skimming up east side of state. That would certainly be better for us here in central GA.
We didn’t escape Hanna even though we weren’t physically there! It came very close to our TX place. Neighbors reported almost 17 inches of rain in less than 24 hours and sewer backup in a couple of houses. We had gusts to 50 mph and hours of winds at 40+. I could only watch remotely through our doorbell cameras as the storm was doing its darndest to blow the screens off our motorhome - something that has never happened before. Our neighbors were able to pickup and stow those afterwards and rescue a grill cover. We didn’t lose power, thankfully, so I was able to see damage around most of the house the next morning via various cameras. Hopefully no roof issues - some neighbors lost some shingles.
