Beachside homes crumble after Hurricane Nicole rips through
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2022
- Scary video shows several homes on the brink of collapsing into the ocean in Volusia County, Florida due to beach erosion caused by Hurricane Ian and now Tropical Storm Nicole.
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The moral of this story is don't build you're house on a pile of sand, next to the ocean, in a state prone to severe weather. This is why insurance rates go up every year. I have no sympathy for these people.
When most of these houses were built in the 70s,80s there was around 50 yards of sand dunes and another 100 yards before the ocean. In the last 10 years, most of that has been wiped away. The rate of acceleration has gone up exponentially.
@@sharkfinsurfchannel Which is why I don't live within 50 miles of the ocean........
And to think of all the garbage going in the ocean 😔.
@@sharkfinsurfchannel Oh yeah. Why's that. Good legislation?
Foolish is the man who builds his house upon the sand.
I feel the same way about Sanibel Island. Don't rebuild on a pile of whatever that was sticking out in the ocean and then cry and complain when a storm washes it away..what did you expect ! Insurance companies, FEMA, and other agencies are going broke because people feel some stupid need to live on the edge and the rest of us have to pay for it. Get over it !
All of us will pay for it! Mine just went up and I don't live anywhere near Florida. 🙃 Insurance co. said it's across the board so get ready for it folks!
None of those agencies are going broke. But I do agree with the common sense mentioned.
BINGO! Ye got that right
Where do you live where you are imune to natural disasters? Any day any one of you all can find yourself in the same situation whether it be a hurricane, tornado, floods, hillside collapse, wildfires, earthquakes and any other calamity the earth has to offer. By your thinking no one could live anywhere on planet earth. Plus your wrong about agencies going broke considering they are paid for by us the taxpayers of EVERY state not just where you live. So no matter where you live you could one day find yourself with nothing because mother nature said so and you will need those same agencies you feel some people should not be allowed to have even though WE ALL pay taxes to make them run. Grow up 😐
@@Benglator1 100%!
Sadly, living in Florida,I have seen this happen far too many times.
As long as people continue to build this close to the ocean, eventually sand will erode, leaving their places vulnerable to mother nature.
Hope everyone was safe.🙏🙏🙏
Probably the house's was far a way from the water but after 20 years of storms took there toll on the sand that's why only the real rich can afford to live on the beach now
From 2 million to 2 bucks in less than 24 hours
Man, that sucks. Hope no one got hurt.
This is WHY insurance rates are so high, they should not be able to BUILD along the beach.
Zoning laws need to change.
@@nancywarner3266 that would be to easy!
Vote in legislation to prevent building so many feet near water!
I do feel bad for them but what do you expect for building a house right next to the beach in Florida knowing that we have Hurricanes? I live in Florida but I'm smart enough not to live so close to any water, beach, lake pond it just a smart thing
Sure it's beautiful to live on the water but it's not so beautiful when your house slides into the ocean. No thanks!
@@jamesfournier3458 that's why I love inland I'd rather drive to the beach then watch my house slide into the ocean
When you build your house on sand.........
It's in the Holy Bible, just sayin!😉💝🌅
@@bridgettewood1713
Yup. That's where I got it. 😁👍
We all must sit at the banquet table and feast on the consequences of our decisions. Jim Caldwell, former Detroit Lions head coach.
Ok lol
@Ray ray hillbilly.
I like your ability to sugarcoat. You did it in such a tasteful way that no one even realizes that you were taking the shot at they're stupid decision to buy waterfront property in a state they know full well is hit by hurricanes on a regular basis.
Sad to see but I lived close by and please believe these people have the money to rebuild in no time. Should've never built right on the beach in the first place, The Sea is taking back what is hers.
Yeah keep rebuilding right there at the spot. I’m sure the homeowners won’t mind the expense. When will people learn not to build this close to the beach line?
Pretty soon. They will be uninsurable.
This is click bait! I was expecting to see a whole house collapse.
@Sir Winkie I'm not being insensitive to peoples' lives. I'm glad these houses didn't fully collapse. I was just stating that the video content didn't match the title. The media always tends to sensationalize things, which isn't right.
Now the people across the street will have beachfront property.
Oh my goodness I feel for these people prayers this is really sad😪🙏💕
You know how much it cost to build, buy, live there?
*What fool doesn't know not to build that close to water?*
I assume they could afford it.
@@lonniedobbins778 they're not 'fools'. Comments like that just make you sound bitter.
They know the inherent risk of building that close to the water. That's the price of paradise unfortunately.
@@mcs59 and I'm sure they pay a lot of insurance for the privilege.
@@lonniedobbins778 I guess the same fools that build home on fault lines, wildfire prone areas, places where tornadoes might hit, where blizzards might be an issue etc.
The foolish man builds his house upon the sand...
The wise man builds his house upon a rock!
But yes, it is true that a tornado or earthquake could destroy a house built in other parts of the country. So we should all depend on the Lord for our eternal happiness, and not depend on our house and other possessions.
Is that a good way to look at it?
Wise words
It's amazing how people still build structures in places that are so obviously unstable. I feel for their losses. I've lost a home due to fire. This was highly avoidable, unlike what happened to me.
Water always wins
I wonder what all those pvc pipes are for that used to discharge into the ocean ?
Water mains in the houses that have been broken.
My thought was the sprinkler system for the white pipes.
Irrigation for the yard that is no longer there.
@@trumpisatruepatriot3431 ahh makes sense,wasnt going to the ocean at all..thanks like ur handle btw
It sure is awful to witness what these people have to go through. To see their dreams shattered. Unfortunately the reality is many of these homes should not be allowed to be built so close to the ocean. They should in fact be barrier islands with planted vegetation and plenty of public beach. Otherwise it affects the insurance and price of homes repeatedly. I know it may sound crazy but the government better start concentrating on adding beach sand by dredging out in the ocean and bringing the sand to shore around the entire Coastal shorelines of the nation. Otherwise in another 10 years or so there will be no shorelines as we know them today. They will eventually all have crumbled and been eroded. Just in my lifetime alone I have witnessed the ocean Shoreline majorly shrink. And come further further inland.
What about where they were standing? How sure were they that the area where they were wasn’t going to collapse? Crazy storms.
Rich beach dwellers living the dream.
The view and the risk.😀
This is so sad
People who build next to the beach may take a chance that nothing catastrophic may happen. But that doesn't mean WE should be any less sympathetic when they lose EVERYTHING. It's impossible to replace family photos, heirlooms, baby pictures. Have some empathy.
So sad that the US shrinks from hurricanes
I am so sorry. Now we are seeing the purpose of trees.
Reason I subscribed 🍃
The retaining wall hit the drink!
A few people think it's a great idea for having homes so close to the ocean. This will push up insurance cost for the rest of us.
So,insurance companies won't do business in Florida who can blame them!
I guess when you build on top of sand next to the ocean eventually this will happen
Anyone that builds right on the water isn't very bright.
I got an idea, let's build houses inches from the ocean 🤭
Where is this?
😪🙏💕
Are the pvc pipes going to discharge into the ocean as sewer? For years?
Where is this at?
Just south of Daytona Beach.
Somebody is actually filming this. It looks like the ocean has been a swallow all that up. I love the beach but I would never put a house there. God bless you
Wow….. Where is this place?
Just south of Daytona Beach.
This doesn’t even compare to Ian, Fort Meyers Beach.
From my front porch, you can see the sea.....
Are those pvc water lines sticking out?
Yes the houses water mains pvc pipes.
That's what we used to call an act of God back in the day the only people that use that term today are the lawyers and insurance companies that don't wanna pay
Umm, dont build on the beach? Seems like common sense to me. Its not always sunny. Ty
Why beach front property is so expensive?
The ocean claiming more territory.
This is what happens when u buy a beachside home ppl
This is terrible.
Another one omg
My left ear enjoyed this
Why did those properties NOT have a seawall?
God please cover these peoples homes they need you Lord 🙏
That'll work 👍
What a nice view
Stupid zoning codes!!!!
Get closer it’s hard to see
Holy smokes that's catastrophic
Lol foreal
No, IAN was catstrophic. This is a Cat. 1 which is usually minimal damage and mostly along the coastline.
@@stuartkeel5552 that's true 👍 ..but it might still be a warning ⚠️ for what about to approach next🤔
live on a beach expect shit to happen...simple
And yet, they continue to build right on the ocean!! No pity....🙄
You can't build on sand! All the condos high rise are in danger along the beach! Terrible and not safe!
Oh no my hole back yard is flooded
1st off these homes were already damaged from the 1st hurricane don't go there with lies. acting like this storm Did this damage.
What? Did you have a stroke writing this comment?
Also Hurricane Ian hit the other side of the state.
That looks like fresh damage to me.
@@meteofur9604 Also for your information they're calling it a hurricane when it's a tropical storm. Learn your wind speeds Continuous wind speeds.
@@markhope4993 I am a meteorology student at FSU and have been studying hurricanes for 11 years. At the time of landfall it was a hurricane, it is now a tropical storm. At this location the wind speeds were 75 MPH sustained, with a Category One hurricane being defined as 74 MPH sustained winds. Please sit down.
This area was not affected by Hurricane Ian with any storm surge. They only had some wind and some rain from that. The eye of that storm passed over my house and I live on near the Gulf of Mexico, in SW Florida. This happened because there was a king tide and a full moon but it's starting to push away from the coast now. This isn't catastrophic like Ian was....not even close.
Well that spec of land won't be built on again.
And that is why if you cannot afford the coastal home sell it to someone who can
They should never build close to the ocean !!! NO surprise here
The good life is good til it aint..............
To bad. Anyone who builds on a barrier island gets this. NO LOCAL OR FEDERAL MONEY TO REBUILD.
What do you expect when building so close to the ocean, especially with no seawall. They haven't been ding a good job rebuilding beaches along the whole east coast
God has pulled the restrainer of the winds and the rains
Like sands in a hour glass.
and the bankers and morgage companies and real estate firms are as much to blame as well, they make a fortune off selling beachfront property and then when the home falls into the ocean, its " oh well not my problem". its a big tijme racket including the insurance companies
Beach Front is right.
Hope they had insurance
Slap a container home on piling and relax
Looks like water flowing out of a PVC pipe the has broken off......that's gonna result is a big water bill......water department will hold firm on the bill......should have shut off the water valve.
The town shuts off the water as storms approach on all barrier islands here. This is the water left in all of the neighborhood's lines, because they are all connected.
Nickel?
Who said nickel?
Nichols? Who even knows about Nichols.
Building there were very smart 🤦♂️
That’s what rich people get for wanting to live close to the ocean so bad. Haha
This looks like the election after the Storm sometimes we make bad decisions
True, that's because common sense is a thing of the past.
What a nice view
Yeah it would've been even nicer if he held the camera still 🙄... Now I'm sea sick 🤢 lol
The bible talks of the fool that builds their house on sand .
I always see a lot of horrible comments. You can shake your fist at the local govs who have allowed all this construction right on the beach or development managers for non single family homes for building there. What is awful is blaming people for living in places. Most of these single family homes right on the ocean are not new construction and if they are the plot was previously built on. Insurance doesnt typically cover the cost of buying new land and building a house and a mortgage company isnt going to just allow you to take the money and run. I know beach side living is associated with wealth but not always. There are hundreds of thousands of people who live near major volcanoes that will one day explode and literally wipe out everything. Everyone lives somewhere where disasters strike and very very few people honestly didnt contribute to climate change. There are few people who will vote to pay higher taxes or are willing to lose their jobs in order for companies who cause emissions to be truly taken out. Whos out there is volunteering to tear down their own home to replant trees and grassland or even stop driving a car lol
That was the most profound thing I have ever heard. Oops. Sorry. I spelled idiotic wrong.
When these lands were occupied by the Indians and our forefathers that lived long before us, they had the common sense not to build right next to any rivers, lakes, or oceans 🤔
LOL
Don't cry about getting hit by a truck when you're the one standing in the road.
This world need Jesus and this world is sick and wicked and evil!!!!! Jesus coming very very very soon!!!!! We are going to home 🏡 God bless you all!!!! 🙏❤️😊😇📯👑🥳🎉🎊
I will never buy a home in those area ill keep the address in I cloud
Is probably ilegal to build houses this close to the water, and somehow the got the permission to do it $$$$
LOL 😂, try English. Stay in your Third World Country.
They are a LOT closer to the water than they were yesterday!
And probably, over the years, have become increasingly closer than when the subdivision was originally approved.
Actually, like other coastal towns, the waterline used to be quite a way further out. Erosion has taken a toll.
They should not be there.
Florida is disappearing 😕
I am a Floridian and just recently had the eye of hurricane Ian pass over my house. Erosion is nothing new and happens with unnamed storms. Florida isn't going anywhere.
@@stuartkeel5552 Native Floridian here too and the erosion to Florida is fact. We've lost many miles of land.
Why don't one of you "cinematographers" go turn off the water main to that house, so that those broken water pipes aren't pouring precious fresh water into the ocean? 🤷♂️
The city turns off the water on the barrier islands when storms are approaching.
This is in the Holy Bible! BUILD ON A SOLID FOUNDATION! NOT SHIFTING SAND! 😒
I work out this way all the time - very sad to see things happen
BUT - BUT - BUT
WHO allowed the building of these properties so many years ago? (not just here)
This isn't rocket science people.
Don't even say global warming - that's just Greek for ""stupid"
Just from living in Florida for 40+ years IMO, no one should build withing a quarter to half a mile of the existing coast line.
strike 2
No pity. Absolutely no pity for anybody. This is the price you pay when you prioritize luxury over Safety and Security. Every one of you had access to the internet. every one of you had the ability to educate yourself about the potential risks of purchasing property and building in Florida. Every one of you chose to ignore the risks all to live on a luxurious Beach and own waterfront property. How's that Financial investment working out for you now? Still worth the risk, the cost, and the loss?
What the homeowners have to do now is still try to sell those homes for MILLIONS Almighty is the boss.
It says in the Bible not to build your home in the sand. I guess no one read the Bible anymore. SO SAD.
😂😂2 weeks notice
Loving the view ! That's what happens when you have to live right next to the beach , and all others have to pay lots of money just to get to the beach and park there . I have no bad feelings for thouse with extra privileges, if you are not smart enough to live in a safe area , than you deserve it . 😉
I feel the exact same way FAWK these rich peoples homes
Bye bye Florida
If ur rich enough to live on the beach u should have to carry enough insurance to pay for ur privilege so the rest.of the people don't have to answer for ur mistak
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