A scene showing the Castillo's living room. Couches face the TV, which is on, tuned to the Weather Channel.
A scene showing the Castillo's living room. Couches face the TV, which is on, tuned to the Weather Channel.
TV screen titled "The Weather Channel, weather.com, Current Conditions in Pensacola." Text on the screen details the temperature, wind, dewpoint, visibility, barometer, and weather.
TV screen showing Doctor Steve Lyons, hurricane expert, in front of a Hurricane Erin track map.
Map showing the southeastern region of the United States, including the Bahamas, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic Ocean. The map shows the position of Hurricane Erin. Text in the top right corner of the map reads: "August 3, 9:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Storm Location: Latitude: 30.2 North, Longitude: 86.8 West, Pressure: 975 millibars, Wind Speed: 160.9 kilometers per hour.
TV screen with Doppler radar image of Hurricane Erin making landfall at Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Map outlines show southern parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle. The hurricane's eye is clear, surrounded by swirling yellow, green, and blue bands, indicating light to moderate rain. Portions of the northeast eyewall are colored orange and red, indicating very heavy rain.
TV screen showing faint image of Doctor Steve Lyons in the midst of static.
Camille talking on a cell phone, in the Castillo's living room, which is dark except for a flashlight.
Camille talking on a cell phone, in the Castillo's living room, which is dark except for a flashlight.
A scene showing the Castillo's office. The lights are off, and the room is dark except for a flashlight. The window is shuttered so you can't see outside. The Castillo's laptop computer, which has battery power, is turned on.
