Hurricane Scale Ignores Rain Dangers, Experts Say

Communities along the U.S. southeast coast are drying out after Hurricane Florence. The storm poured more than 80 centimeters of rain in parts of the Southeastern United States, causing catastrophic flooding. Hurricanes are categorized by their wind speeds. But that's not always what does the most damage. Some experts say we should reconsider the scale. VOA's Steve Baragona has more.