Storm Surge From Hurricane Idalia Floods Steinhatchee Florida
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Intense Storm Surge Hammers Steinhatchee, FL from Hurricane Idalia
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00:00 Monster Storm Surge rushes inland in Steinhatchee, FL
00:07 Steinhatchee River storm surge inundates home along the water
00:15 Roof flying off building along Steinhatchee River
00:29 Steinhatchee River storm surge from Hurricane Idalia
00:37 Stop sign almost completely under water from storm surge
00:44 Storm surge in Steinhatchee, FL barreling on land
00:53 Fiddlers Restaurant in Steinhatchee under water from storm surge
01:01 Waves crashing along Roys in Steinhatchee, FL
01:09 Homes completely under water in Steinhatchee
01:18 (3 Clips) Massive Waves from Hurricane Idalia storm surge near Roys Restaurant in Steinhatchee
01:40 Road completely under water from massive storm surge
01:47 House completely swept off its foundation is Steinhatchee, FL from Hurricane Idalia
01:55 Storm surge rushing up to homes along Steinhatchee River
02:05 House deep in feet of water
02:12 Storm surge along Steinhatchee river leaves homes unaccesible
02:20 (2 Clips) Storm surge inundates business in Steinhatchee
02:36 (2 Clips) Stop signs almost completely under water from dangerous storm surge
02:54 (3 Clips) Roads around Steinhatchee buried in feet of sea water from Hurricane Idalia
03:18 GMC Sierra sunk in feet of storm surge from Hurricane Idalia
03:27 (2 Clips) Business near Steinhatchee River deep in storm surge
SID: Michael Gordon
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Nature will humble you quicker than anything.
You got that right it will make you great full for the smallest things in life
It will force you to see & be grateful for everything you have. Nature has humbled me many times over again & again. I've seen just about everything these storms do.
May God bless and protect all beautiful Animals!
Yes, and we are like a peninsula surrounded by water on all sides.
I’ve lived here in FLORIDA 🌴 for 33 years. Hurricane 🌀 Irma 2019-came closer in-land on East Coast.
Extreme winds continuously through the night uprooted -2 Tall Cedar Trees, thank God they didn’t affect my Liana.
I honestly can say that ALMIGHTY GOD gave me a PEACE that I can’t explain throughout the entire night.
I now live near Cape Canaveral 🚀and I’m in a secure building in-land.
Anyone living on the beaches are the ones who are affected. I’d never live on the beach 🏖️
Looks like someone didn't want the payment on that brand new truck that just happened to be left in storm surge lol
fortunately, this hurricane lost some power before it touched down, peaks of wind gusts were recorded up to 259 km/h in the ocean.
the surge water seems to have caused the damage right along the coast hopefully everyone evacuated , fantastic coverage of such a devastating storm
Stay safe out there
We love our town!!!
These surges are relentless. Hope everyone followed any evacuation orders.
I've been just as relentless warning folks to get out!!
everyone was given way in advance to evacuate and for those that didn't and said it wouldn't be that bad and stayed I hope you're safe and some that aren't was it worth risking the first responders or you and your families lives and this video says it all
Amazing! Such power, destruction! Thanks for the coverage. Stay safe.
Hope everyone mskes it through okay.
God bless you all 🙏🙏
It's fair to say storm surge will be the undoing of the Floridian peninsula. We're watching a stretch of low lying land that will be inundated by rising sea levels within one or two generations. Watching this storm surge is like looking ahead in time by 150-200 years....the incredible Keys and mainland low lying Florida will be taken by the sea...there's nothing anyone can do about it. I hope I get the chance to visit before I die. It's an amazing part of the world. But as the sea temperatures rise....Floridians and others can expect an increasingly prolonged and increasingly violent hurricane season year on year. That isn't being sensationalist....the science is there for all to see.
The double C words: you say climate change, I hear chronic complainer.
@@amadeagottlieb humans to climate change is as toads to boiling water.
The " science" of geo-engineering?
Florida is way to flat and too many people live in harms way, prayers for my fellow Americans!!!
YES-we are surrounded by water on all sides.
Too many people choose to live near beaches 🏖️ which is why they will always be in harms way.
I’ve lived here in FLORIDA 33 years. Hurricane 🌀 Irma 2019 moved more inland affecting some people.
I honestly can’t understand why people choose to live in Trailer Houses? Most dangerous dwelling there is.
I had 2 tall CEDAR TREES uprooted, due to continuous wind throughout the night. I found out Cedar trees do not have deep roots and easily uproot.
I had PEACE from The Lord all night that I can’t explain. I was recovering from back surgery,due to Faith in the LORD to protect me,and my Shetland Sheepdog/collie.
I lived in Kissimmee,Florida at the time. I moved, and now I’m near Cape Canaveral 🚀 but inland.
I’m a senior and where I live is permanent. I use common sense on where I live, most people just want to live here due to Beaches, however many of us are here due to employment.
I worked in several Hospitals 🏥 and I’ve lived in several States, but Florida is #1 for me.
Moved from Duluth,Minnesota 1989. Our summer was 3 months.
I know it seems crazy people would even move to Florida, due to Hurricanes, but I’ve experienced Earthquake in Washington State, tornadoes in Kansas -extreme blizzards up north.
It’s not where I live it’s ~~who I TRUST 100% using common sense the Lord has given me.
Where do you live Sir?
The builders,or the state,should not allowing to build homes by the ocean,this is very dangerous, with so many hurricane every years.
It's going to be a moot point in a couple decades as it will all be under water.
Was In Steinhatchee back in 2022… this is heartbreaking to see 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Nothing out of the ordinary .
Wow! Great coverage, of a sad event, you are very professional.
He is a trained professional storm chaser.
It was not tragic. It was a natural disaster a mild one. These things happen every now and then.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 moderate hurricane. Ian was way worse.
@@StormChaserMaci. For sure. Michael and Ian are the two biggies for the moment. But Idalia was no slouch.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 I was there when Ian struck... that storm was BAD. Did $112 Billion with a big B in damages. Ranks as number 3 for the costliest hurricane to strike. Makes Idalia look tiny in comparison even though it did reach Cat 4 strength briefly before downgrading to a Cat 3 at landfall.
Thank you for damaging my hearing with the loud end tone. I wonder what your major malfunction is.
People in the area saying the storm is not as bad as previous ones, Hurricane already moving out pretty fast & will prob cause good flooding in Georgia now
Saludos desde Venezuela...gracias 0or el vídeo...que dolor me da ver esas casas tan hermosas inundadas....que situación tan fuerte tener que huir de tu vivienda para salvar tu vida....de verdad que es fuerte los admiro por tener que siempre lidiar con estos fenómenos naturales 🙏🏼💜
It might cost $50k or a $100k to raise your house 10 or 12 ft but it sure looks like it would make you sleep better at night.....
What typically happens is one or two storm events in same area causes changes to land use plans and coastal requirements for rebuilding or upgrading . It all falls under Coastal Construction Control Line sections of the building code . Happened in the Keys , happened in smaller areas like the extreme southwest area around Chokoloskee/ Everglades City after Hurricane Wilma ...we have a small house in EC , when Wilma came ashore as a Cat 4 it really whacked Chokoloskee and we lost some porch screens and a ceiling fan ....that's the random nature of damage sometimes , but the offshoot was all the houses had to be raised 12 ft because it's so low there . Same thing will happen up in Suwanee , Steinhatchee , Cedar Key and other Big Bend towns ....bet next year the requirements for rebuilding include frangible wall structures that give way to prevent the whole building from collapse and stilt support structures .
Very brave of you.
Whoever decided to leave the brand new gmc right at the edge of the gulf should be ashamed.
Insured
Obviously didn't like it.
I hope the people fare better than that GMC.
Someone didn't want the payment anymore lol
Payments to high maybe?
O planeta terra esta gemendo
Abraço 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Brasil
I hope that the people whose homes are shown in this video build back with their homes on stilts. 😢
I'm dumb founded as to why people don't evacuate! The wind is one thing but the water causes so much destruction and the are many options for help in evacuating. Don't endanger others who put their life on the line to rescue you.
If the call goes out for evacuation nobody responds to emergency calls till the wind drops below a certain threshold ....they make that clear . There's no rescues like in the movies .
Why would somebody leave their pickup truck down by the pier?
Tha is for NOT having a babbling commentator in ankle deep water.😂👍
Storm chasers aren't the news. We do thing professionally; (most of the time unless we get excited of something.)
I lived in Florida over 25 years n seen my share of hurricane's. We wouldn't live right on coast. Outside PC. We never left eight n we survived. But we were very much prepared
This is known for scallops and many multi multigenerational families. It’s one of last little towns to not see your typical condos and high rise stuff you see elsewhere. Hope that doesn’t change . This is their first direct hit since 1800s.
Half of Florida has moved to mountains of NC and TN. The other half is on its way. I know because I live here in smokies. They coming here n making it into what they left.
I live inland. Never want to live coastal again. It's risky enough 40 miles inland without worrying about storm surge. I have bags packed and checklists ready all during hurricane season.
Does anybody know how Orlando is making out ?
FLORIDA STRONG: NOW GO HELP A NEIGHBOR. 🏖🤟🌞
This is so sad😢
Move to Florida they said the weather's great
😂😂😂 yep...
Prayers to all in harms way.
Where is the main drain it get the all that off the streets and roads
Hurricanes are natures way to cleanse the coastal areas..
LOST HER IN THE RAIN REMASTERED (C)2006😢❤😢
Sundancer,i rather experience a huracane than a tornadoes,or earquakes,are much worse.i had experience huracanes,i been living in the state of florida for almost 31 years.
Thank you for updating us as NEWS isn’t showing us what happened when hurricane 🌀 hit here in Florida
I live in Florida, but on East coast quite a ways from by cape Canaveral 🚀, but can see all the rockets launched.
Is this normal for floridians?
It's normal for any hurricane. The timing(tides) and the fact it's during the king tidal period doesn't help at all. But it's normal for any hurricane whose winds push the water into the shore. That area of Florida is not highly populated either. It's a large coastal wetland area with very few if any beaches to begin with. The damage will be limited because of that.
Wow ! Glad I don't live there !!
Thanks, but please get yourselves to safety. This terrifying.
Nam myoho rengekyo 🙏 pray 🌍 peace be safe++//
100k views, yeahhhh boi
😎🧜🇺🇸🙏PRAYERS FOR ALL THOSE AFFECTED BY HURRICANE IDALIA 🙏
I'm at the point that I only feel for those who can't leave you could have moved out of there hurricanes ago
People have lived in these small towns for hundreds of years this is were oysters and clams are! ❤
Maranatha, huh? Got it.
It’s an old scalloping town and fishing town. It’s managed to avoid the growth you see on coast in tourist town. Lots old families been there forever . Not what you’d think it is. It’s truly OL;D florida panhandle. It’s a smal po ket thst managed to escape the condos and high roses. Most families been there forever.
Known for scallops. You could probably look up online. It’s old old town with old basic homes and trailers and camp type steuctures. Hole in wall looking restaurant with best fresh food ever.
This place hasn’t had direct hit since 1800s
Why do people leave their cars behind?
Why the hell would people ever leave their helpless and terrified 3:57 pets behind 😢!!!!!
Could have been worse. Fast moving, got out of there in a hurry. Thankfully not a big population center.
Just because we aren’t many doesn’t mean we aren’t still DEVASTATED!!!!!
Oh my not good. Prayers for those who are effected
And what does praying do again ?
Will a magic man pop out and make the storm go away or will it do nothing.....im guessing nothing.
@@thescandinavian2487the magic man SENT the storm…
Praying makes the person praying feel like they're doing something. Give money or pray. Many take the easy way and say they pray but do nothing that actually helps.
So ... nothing?
I don't know how the insurance companies can deal with this.
They can’t, that’s why a lot of them have left the state and the insurers have to use state sponsored Citizens or find their own insurance. My mom was dropped by State Farm quite a while ago for Citizens.
Check your insurance bill and you will see how they do it.
insurance companies deal with it by advertising every third commercial during the Super Bowl and World Series
Coastal Florida is the biggest real estate scam in US history, and there have been plenty. It's too profitable for the state to stop it. PS I'm not talking about Steinhatchee. Just look farther south on both coasts.
@@amadeagottlieb yeah it's all the people with money that the democrats hate
You know what you don't seeing these videos, snakes, gators or sharks. Where are the predators?
I do not understand why people continue to live in these flood prone areas. I would be so sick of having to clean up all the time and lose my possessions. I'd move to higher ground and say good-bye to this crap.
I say if u home or place is gone u shouldn't be aloud to rebuild in the same area it needs to return back to nature in them area's
its bad, but the areas are not as heavily populated as Fort Myers, still that matters little to people effected. Overall considering the decades of not being hit by hurricanes year after years, no one really can complain. Its just their time. And still though the damage will be substantial, it still will not be Hurricane Ian levels of destruction. One who lived in Florida must understand, this is nature, and such storms does have natural purpose. Mans activities which has altered the climate has now seen to altering the paths of such storms. Places that rarely seen direct hits, must now contend with the reality and possibility of such. But is it not the price to pay for living in paradise? If you build your home at the receiving end of a bowling alley you must accept the fact that one day more than likely the ball will hit your home. Thats the risk, youve signed up for.
how you guys gonna replace your homes with canada fires tearing wood up. good luck
With concrete block.
This is a sign that Jesus Christ is coming we need to repent believe in Jesus and walk with him all the way this is not the worst the worst is yet to come so people I beg you give your heart to Jesus he's the only one that can carry you through the storm that is coming
Good time to take jenny out shrimpin
HAARP 😈😈
If only someone would tell these people that building and rebuilding in hurricane zones is not smart. Maybe when they lose everything with no insurance the lights will come on. Florida sucks. Stop sending federal help. They cost us more than they are worth
MAGAstan central took a direct hit..
Insured
If so, probably not for much longer. Glub glub. As always, capitalism trumps humanity.
@@berkeleyfuller-lewis3442 If you like to pay thousands of $$$$ for it. Still have a long way to go in hurricane season !
This is known for scallops and many multi multigenerational families. It’s one of last little towns to not see your typical condos and high rise stuff you see elsewhere. Hope that doesn’t change . This is their first direct hit since 1800s.
Half of Florida has moved to mountains of NC and TN. The other half is on its way. I know because I live here in smokies. They coming here n making it into what they left.
Another reason I would never live in FL
Hurricane can affect any state
I wish everyone else thought like u. Love my state
This is known for scallops and many multi multigenerational families. It’s one of last little towns to not see your typical condos and high rise stuff you see elsewhere. Hope that doesn’t change . This is their first direct hit since 1800s.
Half of Florida has moved to mountains of NC and TN. The other half is on its way. I know because I live here in smokies. They coming here n making it into what they left.
@@cumberlandquiltchic1the only people leaving the state are retirees who can't afford to live here anymore and move to NC and TN. Still have droves of Northerners fleeing their states for Florida and the population is growing leaps and bounds, housing going up everywhere and demand keeping the prices up. The cost of living is driving out the generational Floridian and being replaced by immigrants and those fleeing COVID lockdown states.
Retirees and homesteaders/young families who want to not live that life anymore and many many many who can work from home. Florida and Californians came to work from home and buy more house for what they sold.
Nowhere on the sat coast or south is habitable. You’ll have to go Midwest or way up north maine. We’ve let too many come into our country and have a sippy/demand issue with homes and many can go together and live multigenerational in same home n buy 6 disgust home now. Strange times we live in.
I can assure you though… it isn’t just retirees coming here in western NC and eastern TN.