See NASA’s photos before and after Hurricane Ian

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  • NASA has released photos of Southwest Florida before and after Hurricane Ian’s 7-foot storm surge. www.fox13news.com/news/resear...
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  • @zthompson2350
    @zthompson2350 Год назад +259

    Why tf wouldn't you just put the before and after pics side by side?

    • @K9_Shepard
      @K9_Shepard Год назад

      Maybe bc there isnt much change? Theyre just fear mongering... idk

    • @NightRider102387
      @NightRider102387 Год назад +14

      Liberals

    • @Lucia-sy7le
      @Lucia-sy7le Год назад +8

      If it makes too much sense then don't do it. They may be watching us 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽

    • @amboyfirebuff409
      @amboyfirebuff409 Год назад +19

      Right, pissed me off got me going back and forth

    • @nehapatil4861
      @nehapatil4861 Год назад +2

      Sameeee😔😔

  • @lukehernandez7675
    @lukehernandez7675 Год назад +238

    Amazing presentation. How they barely showed the photos and no side by side. Bravo guys you deserve a raise 👏 🙌

    • @sebfettel
      @sebfettel Год назад

      Not to mention NASA is completely untrustworthy.

    • @Elii_why
      @Elii_why Год назад +9

      😂😂😂😂

    • @Andres_isaacc
      @Andres_isaacc Год назад +12

      THANK YOU how hard is it to put them side by side, you can’t even notice what’s going on

    • @MandoTrades
      @MandoTrades Год назад +3

      Literally

    • @thisissparta8884
      @thisissparta8884 Год назад +5

      You had one job and you fucked it up. Lol

  • @mrbrucewayne631
    @mrbrucewayne631 Год назад +40

    I walked a section of Naples beach today and much of the beach sand is gone and the water is noticeably dark with sediments and whatever is not normally in that. also there are now ponds forming on the beach which were not there before as if that coastal area is still changing

    • @bruce9942
      @bruce9942 Год назад +1

      It's mother nature, sometimes this world turns itself inside out and sometimes outside in, for whatever it's worth, don't worry you probably won't see it in your life time,and if you're worried about saving the world forget it, it'll never happen! Maybe get use to the fact that you can die at any given moment Odds are it will be from a natural disaster or a car accident, knot global warming !

    • @theshowstopper979
      @theshowstopper979 Год назад +2

      Florida about to go under soon might not move there now

    • @offgrid-goo-roo
      @offgrid-goo-roo Год назад +2

      Should we call Batman?

    • @FJB1776
      @FJB1776 Год назад

      @@theshowstopper979 good lol if you believe that, we dont want you here 🤣

  • @dmeemd7787
    @dmeemd7787 Год назад +14

    Incredible footage! A solid side by side would have been good but you know still glad you showed this!

    • @fynkozari9271
      @fynkozari9271 Год назад

      They are FOX, not very bright I assume. Puts shame to fox the smart animals.

  • @loganpedroza7493
    @loganpedroza7493 Год назад +21

    It's almost like Florida is natural wetlands for a reason...hmmm....

    • @REDW0RLD
      @REDW0RLD Год назад +2

      Right

    • @randconfig8626
      @randconfig8626 Год назад +3

      Almost like all those coastal mangroves, with their deep root systems, served a purpose before being destroyed by real estate vultures.

    • @randconfig8626
      @randconfig8626 Год назад +2

      Almost like environmentalist warned of these exact problems in countless peer reviewed publications...

  • @musicmavenpublishing2265
    @musicmavenpublishing2265 Год назад +6

    There has to be a huge, well researched, thoughtful process to decide on any rebuilding, especially on the barrier islands. This area is going to be so environmentally fragile now, can it even withstand populis ?

  • @Deliveredfromevil
    @Deliveredfromevil Год назад +19

    This is unbelievable! Seeing the difference, it’s scary to see how water can do that. We are so small on this Planet.

    • @allsystemsgootechaf9885
      @allsystemsgootechaf9885 Год назад

      Fort myers beach looked like a nuke went off

    • @DeMiiZe09
      @DeMiiZe09 Год назад

      did u just figure out we wre smaller thanthe planet

    • @darkast2679
      @darkast2679 Год назад

      @@DeMiiZe09 Did you just figure out that you write with incorrect grammar?

  • @Graphics_Card
    @Graphics_Card Год назад +24

    I loved the part where they showed us the picture…

    • @trustmemysonisadoctor8479
      @trustmemysonisadoctor8479 Год назад +2

      I know, soooo informative!!

    • @edrepard
      @edrepard Год назад

      the Earth is flat, it will ust roll back and settle with even more nutrients

    • @JesusChristislord372
      @JesusChristislord372 Год назад

      @@trustmemysonisadoctor8479 Jesus Christ died for your sins! and raised up from the grave on the 3 day and beat the devil! So that you could have victory in Jesus also! this isn't an coincidence God has a plan for you, and he loves you so much if he didn’t love you he wouldn’t have died for you. come to him he’s knocking on your heart all you have too do is turn your back on the world and repent of your sins and pick up your cross❤️✝️he will give you rest

    • @trustmemysonisadoctor8479
      @trustmemysonisadoctor8479 Год назад

      @@JesusChristislord372 Sooo why are your telling me this??? You come across as if you believe I am not a Christian.

    • @JesusChristislord372
      @JesusChristislord372 Год назад

      @@trustmemysonisadoctor8479 I’m telling you it’s always great to get in the word!

  • @cynicalcindy1434
    @cynicalcindy1434 Год назад +17

    Here we go with the fear porn and sensationalism again.

  • @pumpkin462
    @pumpkin462 Год назад +26

    Okay thousands of years of hurricanes I’m sure everything will work out eventually 👐

    • @spsenator
      @spsenator Год назад +1

      Before the 90’s/2000’s . We had hurricanes once every 3-4 years and most of them didnt even get to category 3...bug difference in the past 30 years compared to the other 970 lol

    • @jesse_-
      @jesse_- Год назад +1

      Billions of years

    • @jesse_-
      @jesse_- Год назад

      @@spsenator you are repeating hearsay. If you do some real research, there aren’t any more hurricanes on average and they aren’t any stronger when you average them out. You are getting you information from climate change alarmists, but if you follow scientists that are not alarmists, you will see that storms aren’t any worse than they were 30, 40, 50…. years ago.

    • @Blatstein
      @Blatstein Год назад +7

      @@spsenator You should look at the 30s thru 50s before formulating your opinion

    • @cullenmahoney5051
      @cullenmahoney5051 Год назад

      Normally the shoreline builds itself up all year round from Giant 100 mile wide river which slowly pushes through Florida and deposits soil however now the river is mostly channeled so the soil no longer builds up which means when it's taken away its a problem.

  • @garrett5503
    @garrett5503 Год назад +13

    They will push fear in any way possible.

    • @hamfistsman6267
      @hamfistsman6267 Год назад +5

      Warning someone of danger is not pushing fear. This is a real problem. Open your eyes.

    • @dragonmagick2176
      @dragonmagick2176 Год назад +4

      This is not fear. It's just science.

    • @nihilistryanthegamefeline6940
      @nihilistryanthegamefeline6940 Год назад

      While FOX is definitely guilty of pushing fear, it's never the 'climate change is here" variety. For oil-subsidized-FOX to admit this is proof it's real.

    • @shatosoel8521
      @shatosoel8521 Год назад

      So hurricanes aren't scary at all. OKAY good to know 👍

    • @austinkealey140
      @austinkealey140 Год назад

      I don’t think they were spreading fear they were just showing the crazy effects of the hurricane.

  • @offgrid-goo-roo
    @offgrid-goo-roo Год назад +8

    State of Florida just gained 10,000 Sq. Miles. Look at the sandbar in SWFL.
    All you need is a bit more sand, and we got more Ocean Front property. Or create the new Florida Archipelago.
    Naples just lost all of it's ocean front. 😭

    • @bruce9942
      @bruce9942 Год назад +3

      No Naples is fine, just Left there, hardly any damage

    • @HeatherMerrell
      @HeatherMerrell Год назад +2

      That's what it looks like ...blue like the Bahamas side now...and huge. Lol

    • @randconfig8626
      @randconfig8626 Год назад +1

      You're kidding right?

    • @offgrid-goo-roo
      @offgrid-goo-roo Год назад

      @@randconfig8626 Yes kidding but possible. Increase the FL population to 40 million. Lol

    • @HigherQualityUploads
      @HigherQualityUploads Год назад

      Ah yes, that's what we need... people building inches away from water in areas prone to storm surge...

  • @parker699
    @parker699 Год назад +2

    why did you not put the before and after pics side by side??

  • @jgmgreen01
    @jgmgreen01 Год назад +2

    you don't need a scientist to tell you that every storm chops off a piece of Florida, well all coastal areas.

  • @taraspikeyhelton
    @taraspikeyhelton Год назад +2

    They say fire or wind is the scary force of nature… but water is the one with the most power. Capable of carving rock over a mile deep over millions of years, powerful enough to erase towns and cities in minutes, capable of distorting a major land mass in just hours. Water is no joke, it’s super deadly, but gorgeous.

  • @alexeatonexploresamerica5511
    @alexeatonexploresamerica5511 Год назад +6

    Hurricane Ian had 10 and 20 feet of storm surge in the worst parts

    • @chrisstalbaum8183
      @chrisstalbaum8183 Год назад

      It measured at 14 feet at Fort Myers Beach at the highest point that I have seen. A cove I saw had a push up to 20+ feet where the surge got funneled. It is amazing that any of us survived. Fort Myers Beach is devastated. It looks like a nuclear bomb went off and just leveled almost every building. Even some modern concrete buildings are gone, built to withstand Cat 5 storms. You have to see it in person to understand the magnitude of Ian. The ocean pushed at least a mile inland in south Fort Myers. Think about that for a second.

  • @tjtampa214
    @tjtampa214 Год назад +8

    Cleaned out the grime through the inner waterways...that's the good part. It happens year after year, and decade after decade. So things continue as they have in that respect. ✅ 🌊 ⛱ 🏝

    • @sweetest247
      @sweetest247 Год назад +1

      100 TJ Tampa
      Do you reside in Tampa? Is that a stupid ❓

    • @tjtampa214
      @tjtampa214 Год назад

      @@sweetest247 maybe. Lol

  • @dalemills7926
    @dalemills7926 Год назад +1

    Same thing happened during hurricane Ike ..our coastline was never the same Crystal Beach, McFadden Beach Galveston Beach ..etc. wow where was everyone when we had 5 hurricanes in 12 years ..Rita, Ike, and Harvey were the 3 larger ones and then baby ones in between were Gustaf, and Humberto ...

  • @willzaboski2361
    @willzaboski2361 Год назад +1

    In Destin FL we have pumped many tons of sand back to the coast over the years

  • @eckankar7756
    @eckankar7756 Год назад

    I saw nothing in the visuals. Could you do an overlay to explain the photos and the amount of shore line decrease?

  • @flea8332
    @flea8332 Год назад +1

    its amazing at all the comments complaining about not having the pics side by side.... Guess ignorance has a hard time remembering a picture when it flashes to another picture

  • @standupforgood7810
    @standupforgood7810 Год назад +3

    I think the National Hurricane Center needs to analyze their forecasting methodology. 2 days before landfall the cone of uncertainty was centered on Pensacola.
    This wasn't a vortican like Charlie. Small and easily pushed around, but Ian was a textbook Cat 4 monster and should have been much easier to predict. Jmo

    • @bryanguilford5807
      @bryanguilford5807 Год назад

      Nature is never easily predictable.

    • @edwardmiessner6502
      @edwardmiessner6502 Год назад

      Pensacola? As I recall it was centered on Hernando and Citrus Counties

    • @chrisstalbaum8183
      @chrisstalbaum8183 Год назад

      At 12:15 am the day of, they were calling for north of Tampa. In 5 hours, it had changed course and took a hard right turn for Fort Myers. But, our local forecasters, were warning all of us the day before that we were on the line of the cone of certainty and they kept saying ANYWHERE in this cone is just as likely. They did a great job warning us. We erroneously saw us at the edge of it and thought it was a normal bell curve, meaning we were unlikely to get hit. Jim Dickey from ABC7 SWFL was right - he called it first, I believe. He likely saved lives with that call.

  • @TimAaron
    @TimAaron Год назад +12

    Florida is actually 80% sand bar......but people 55-80 years old will call it a retirement spot. people older than that call that a mistake.

    • @tjtampa214
      @tjtampa214 Год назад +5

      Look how many years this sand bar has been here.

    • @FloridaDCSVideos
      @FloridaDCSVideos Год назад +3

      Not just sandbar .It's largely limestone/ancient coral reef on which the sand was deposited on top of it. Actually it's unique in the lower 48.

    • @nadating
      @nadating Год назад

      Because Boomers have a non existent IQ

  • @jacobevenson8702
    @jacobevenson8702 Год назад

    It was definitely higher than 7 feet of surge. Where I'm at in cape coral we are around 9-12 feet above sea level, and we had water inches away from getting in the house.

    • @fumbducks
      @fumbducks Год назад

      7 feet is probably an average

  • @ZETA3CHACALOZO
    @ZETA3CHACALOZO Год назад +2

    Sand is expensive but it's well needed.

  • @TheOfficialDiamondJokersInc.
    @TheOfficialDiamondJokersInc. Год назад

    my two sisters they live in florida daytona beach
    i was so scared for them!

  • @huskyfluffers9017
    @huskyfluffers9017 Год назад +5

    If only like there was a way to.move sand back onto the beach or idk a way to bottle rainwater for processing. Lile imagine if roofs had an Intake pipe for rainwater or if you could use rainwater to save on your utilities

    • @wardrobelion8300
      @wardrobelion8300 Год назад

      😂

    • @bruce9942
      @bruce9942 Год назад +1

      They do have a very easy process for taking sand far out in the ocean and putting it on the beaches

    • @DeathByFishing
      @DeathByFishing Год назад

      In south Florida keeping rainwater for home usage is impractical because of the warm humidity air year round. Algae, bacteria and molds grow in every moist container and would make stored water toxic very quickly.

    • @randconfig8626
      @randconfig8626 Год назад

      Almost like destroying the mangroves has consequences, and that the sand wouldn't erode, nor the storm surge be so destructive had the vegetation still been there. Almost like it served a purpose in nature. Almost like the environmental scientists and their countless peer reviewed publications warned about this exact problem. Almost like the politicians should have listened to the constituents/scientists instead of accepting money under the table from real estate vultures and the sugar cane industry....

  • @JS-zb1vv
    @JS-zb1vv Год назад +19

    This is how land moves !! It’s natural!!

    • @ajlucky0076
      @ajlucky0076 Год назад +5

      🤦‍♂️

    • @nihilistryanthegamefeline6940
      @nihilistryanthegamefeline6940 Год назад

      6 Major extinction events on Earth were also "natural". Doesn't make it a good thing for humans.

    • @JS-zb1vv
      @JS-zb1vv Год назад

      @@nihilistryanthegamefeline6940 what can you do to stop it ?

    • @randconfig8626
      @randconfig8626 Год назад +2

      ​@@JS-zb1vv Two common sense solutions: 1) stop heating the planet up, and 2) take back the coastal land from greedy real-estate vultures and restore the mangroves that once acted as natural storm surge barriers.

  • @jessica-dh2yv
    @jessica-dh2yv Год назад

    Crazy!!

  • @karenschommer5722
    @karenschommer5722 Год назад +1

    This is really sad 😔

  • @cricket6410
    @cricket6410 Год назад

    Are sinkholes likely to increase in the near term in central Florida as the result of IAN?

  • @goatgamingyt2964
    @goatgamingyt2964 Год назад

    Some places had 7-15. Foot of storm surge.

  • @user-bc7lb9kp7l
    @user-bc7lb9kp7l Год назад +1

    For us folks who are not familiar with the metric system …10 meters converts to 32 feet 9.701 inches.

  • @S4inc
    @S4inc Год назад

    Crazy pictures

  • @ShadowWolf357
    @ShadowWolf357 Год назад +5

    Why all the freaking out? Why does natural geological situations get blamed on end world or climate hype? I thought earth was constantly changing but I guess the media will use natural disasters that have been occurring long before humans inhabitants came along to comply with the narrative.

    • @Mykst
      @Mykst Год назад +2

      While it is true that the climate always changes naturally, the concern here is that we are speeding this process up beyond what is considered natural. We have the technology and resources to closely monitor these changes now, something we lacked before. That's pretty great in my opinion.

  • @e.l.norton
    @e.l.norton Год назад +1

    Nothing exists in stasis. The oceans and continents are ceaselessly moving, rising, falling, being re-drawn, in an endless geologic cycle. Natural cycles don't end just because we developed coastlines. It's nature at work doing it's thing.

  • @secessionnow4133
    @secessionnow4133 Год назад +10

    NASA has the best graphic artist in the industry.

    • @AMKmusic96
      @AMKmusic96 Год назад +6

      Thats why they don’t do side by side so you can’t see manipulated photo

    • @EmilySuzanne
      @EmilySuzanne Год назад

      Yeah Right!! Florida takes up most of the globe, no room left for other countries. lol

    • @19thGalaxy
      @19thGalaxy Год назад +3

      Glad others see through the bs photos

    • @onrch
      @onrch Год назад +1

      I got one question, why? Why fake the earth being round? There is legitimately no good reason to fake the earth being round. Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it isn't there.

    • @19thGalaxy
      @19thGalaxy Год назад +1

      @@onrch because you can then push that there is no creator and that life is meaningless. That’s one of the many reasons

  • @vnlaice4778
    @vnlaice4778 Год назад +1

    They have the best fish eye lenses to make the earth look round !

    • @vultur311
      @vultur311 Год назад

      I hope you just trolling these flat idiots

  • @alexjames1397
    @alexjames1397 Год назад +1

    Don't really see a difference between the pics.

  • @anthonyfigueroa7869
    @anthonyfigueroa7869 Год назад

    Wow

  • @allsystemsgootechaf9885
    @allsystemsgootechaf9885 Год назад

    My home 😔

  • @matthewkeating6970
    @matthewkeating6970 Год назад +2

    I'm sorry but Florida is more flat then any place I have seen if we lose any part of greenland or Antarctica its under water.

  • @janejones8672
    @janejones8672 Год назад +2

    Look at all that sand in the Gulf. No wonder there is no more beach.😮

  • @miamianz
    @miamianz Год назад

    looks like alot of land also fell into the ocean or was sucked away

  • @tonytee.1864
    @tonytee.1864 Год назад

    Nature is was nature does! This has been happening for thousands of years. Only now people are in nature's way.

  • @exoressdelivers70
    @exoressdelivers70 Год назад +3

    It's not as bad as these doomsday reporters want us to believe. If it was they would have put the pictures side by side and not flashed them by the viewers in only 1 second.

    • @randconfig8626
      @randconfig8626 Год назад

      Lol you're one of the people who would've stayed and died.

    • @bigm5998
      @bigm5998 Год назад

      As someone who lost their house in this it was exactly this bad. Some buildings had water lines 19 feet high. Shut your mouth.

  • @MasrSR
    @MasrSR Год назад

    We just needed a water flush 💯💯💯

  • @queenbee2464
    @queenbee2464 Год назад +1

    Do you not realize that the entire shape of the Gulf of Mexico and the east coast of Florida I’ve been getting hit by hurricanes for thousands of years-hence their shape. Eventually it will all be gone. Inevitably.

  • @thatbme35
    @thatbme35 Год назад +1

    Nature hard

  • @ianbeauchamp8569
    @ianbeauchamp8569 Год назад +1

    I don't trust a man who buys a $300 Acer Value Laptop from Best Buy for work.

  • @ajmiami9990
    @ajmiami9990 Год назад

    No they have to dredge to fix it. All Coast lines need to dredge every few years to bring the beach back out. It’s will be fine. Sad how the media always talks about the negative, and never puts a positive spin on it. SMH

  • @whirlwind8825
    @whirlwind8825 Год назад +2

    Deep water Horizon pumped oil for weeks into the waters .. Ian is doing clean up

  • @DavisM0023
    @DavisM0023 Год назад

    The after photo isn’t even clear

  • @ejproficial
    @ejproficial Год назад +3

    Florida es como otra isla caribeña q se está desapareciendo por causa del cambio climático

  • @boomiconic
    @boomiconic 9 месяцев назад

    not the guy’s name being ian💀

  • @mattheweburns
    @mattheweburns Год назад

    Think about all those chemicals in the golf courses and peoples lawns.

  • @mikekroll5165
    @mikekroll5165 Год назад

    It's Water Land. The prequel to Water World.

  • @netposerx
    @netposerx Год назад +2

    Huge news story about what nature has been doing for billions of years.

    • @onrch
      @onrch Год назад

      You might as well just not have news then if that's your thinking

  • @ryanparkhurst5718
    @ryanparkhurst5718 Год назад

    Does this mean that Florida has shrunk in size?

  • @threadoflife
    @threadoflife Год назад

    Sounds like the Grand Canyon and various mountains/sediment layers could have formed in a very short time after a global Noah’s Flood.
    Seeing this I can’t imagine the horror of a global flood! 😱

  • @superwhitt21
    @superwhitt21 Год назад

    Man needs to leave it alone. Hurricanes gonna hurricane.

  • @BeforeBuildQC
    @BeforeBuildQC Год назад

    What was that sinister smerk as she said the shores are gone….

  • @ItsMaha
    @ItsMaha Год назад

    That’s crazy but I already knew this would happen Florida is gonna be down in the water soon enough probably not my time, but it will be there eventually

  • @ginagina5452
    @ginagina5452 Год назад +3

    The lower half is mostly landfill anyway, eventually Mother Earth will reclaim her shoreline, unless you put up a sea wall, but even then the water will rise.

    • @wardrobelion8300
      @wardrobelion8300 Год назад

      Agreed. Greed took our barrier islands and our fishing and beaches and now they cry again and take our money to rebuild the homes the land you took from us Floridians in the first place then raise our insurance rates to pay for it. Capitalism at the expense of the commoners, imho. And here us Floridians have fought for decades for a supportive income and you just keep squeezing us with higher prices on everything else. Shame on you greedy politicians! God will make things right. And it looks like it may have just helped our Everglades.

    • @bruce9942
      @bruce9942 Год назад +1

      Nope your wrong again !!!

    • @akinpaws
      @akinpaws Год назад

      Sea wall won't help where the ground is limestone.

  • @Memessssss
    @Memessssss Год назад

    BRUHHHHHHH

  • @crystalmasters8582
    @crystalmasters8582 Год назад +1

    Don’t rebuild re locate and plan for this 💜

  • @PianoMan-hx3ev
    @PianoMan-hx3ev Год назад

    The scientists said so.

  • @dogbsas
    @dogbsas 8 месяцев назад

    we should build a pipe that goes from the ocean to the galaxy and remove some salt water from earth.

  • @OutdoorTonez
    @OutdoorTonez Год назад

    Be Ready to Make Bail Guys pack your gear up. Move somewhere safe y’all. Ocean is taking over obviously. 505 New Mexico Shout Out

  • @ALMA22113
    @ALMA22113 Год назад

    Cant wait till the earth stops rotating one day… see how serious people are about our planet……

  • @OccultOdysseyGamingGalaxies
    @OccultOdysseyGamingGalaxies Год назад

    Glad you mentioned pollutants receding back to the ocean!! So what about the growing alarms on methane "leaking" from the ground down in FLA over the past year??

    • @randconfig8626
      @randconfig8626 Год назад

      Lmao imagine the giant patch of dead marine animals that's gonna form in Florida, all thanks to the greedy sugar cane industry dumping nitrogen and phosphorous on the land, which turns into red tide/water without oxygen, killing everything in it.
      Floridians keep electing republicans, while the entire state rots from pollution, pushes middle class workers into homelessness, and solves homelessness by dumping them on an island. Florida truly is a 3rd world country at this point.

    • @OccultOdysseyGamingGalaxies
      @OccultOdysseyGamingGalaxies Год назад

      @@randconfig8626 feelings are mutual from the west coast here in california.. and I don't even need to put a title on it... 😔... 2 hands of the same beast...

  • @Trump_is_your_Daddy520
    @Trump_is_your_Daddy520 Год назад

    Have to do better with the CGI

  • @zoyariddell1585
    @zoyariddell1585 Год назад

    Earth cleansing it's self

  • @douglomax7461
    @douglomax7461 Год назад

    Proof that the world is round... again....

    • @eckankar7756
      @eckankar7756 Год назад

      Doug, you're hot, any pics of you without a shirt?

  • @dahliablack9017
    @dahliablack9017 Год назад +3

    Scary thing is the one weatherman I watch sees us getting a ton of rain again and potentially bad storms from a cold front coming down from Canada, around the 16th that could even cause something to form! We can't afford more heavy rain or winds! Hopefully this changes!

    • @pbardon3965
      @pbardon3965 Год назад +2

      I think we watch the same weather man. I saw that too. Extremely concerning. 😮

    • @dahliablack9017
      @dahliablack9017 Год назад

      @@pbardon3965 yes Mark weatherman plus

    • @bruce9942
      @bruce9942 Год назад

      Your crazy

    • @sweetest247
      @sweetest247 Год назад

      Don't watch. 🙏& have something else to occupy your mind. If you evacuated you know it was scary & upsetting. It has been hard to get away from the sadness the news gives us.

  • @Floridagirl_life
    @Floridagirl_life Год назад

    😲

  • @DavidVallejo.
    @DavidVallejo. Год назад +1

    Looks better after tbh 😂

  • @ekojar3047
    @ekojar3047 Год назад

    Why did they do that stupid wipe transition on the before and after FOX? Just flash back and fourth a few times! You can't tell any differences the way you did that. Terrible! 3 thumbs down.

  • @shawnsanders2182
    @shawnsanders2182 Год назад

    Watch the sink HOLES OPEN

  • @jeffreyking279
    @jeffreyking279 Год назад

    Omg! Panic!

  • @fishydubsfishing6516
    @fishydubsfishing6516 Год назад

    OK all the rebuilding and then next year another hurricane comes

  • @mmk307
    @mmk307 Год назад

    this was stupid honestly. i cried when dude said you can see the impact like a punch when the storm hit 100 miles north and didn't change the shape of Florida at all. and continuous to talk about the everglades where it didnt hit and where no one is. yes the water wont be inhabitable for a while but a lot of sand was pushed into are coast you can see how lighter it gets cuz its shallower i dont know what that will directly do for the water life and coastal land but we will just have to see what happens. but this video was filler crap

  • @stevemiller8032
    @stevemiller8032 Год назад

    Florida is a giant sand bar made out of lime rock and sand it's going to happen eventually don't act like it's a surprise

  • @Migglefitch
    @Migglefitch Год назад

    crazy

  • @jakelavaclaw2759
    @jakelavaclaw2759 Год назад

    Oh no!! Florida is changed forever!! Yeah no

  • @donniefusionchannel6752
    @donniefusionchannel6752 Год назад +1

    What do amusing about this like this terrifying like how y’all talking about this like it’s a white chick getting Starbucks

  • @stick9758
    @stick9758 Год назад

    They’ll just rebuild and cry again next time

  • @jonbattens8688
    @jonbattens8688 Год назад

    What do ya think happens? Jeebus this world is slow

  • @terryvaughn677
    @terryvaughn677 Год назад

    Total exaggerated review

  • @evanstreittmatter7397
    @evanstreittmatter7397 Год назад

    lol

  • @noahideworldorder
    @noahideworldorder Год назад +4

    Damn! It will happen again, worse

  • @soflo_cini
    @soflo_cini Год назад +1

    U know ur going to be on tv and couldn’t get a shave up???

  • @dannycastro5811
    @dannycastro5811 Год назад

    Haarp

  • @Knockdown-mu4pk
    @Knockdown-mu4pk Год назад

    Explains those false news reports

  • @meggtokyodelicious
    @meggtokyodelicious Год назад +9

    Eventually Florida will sink. Just like the scenes from a movie 🍿 called waterworld with Kevin Costner and late Dennis Hopper.

    • @timafiggy
      @timafiggy Год назад +1

      So will the rest of the country. when the coastal states can handle. you see what happened the KY and Tenn. y'all got rush floods that can take a whole city block in seconds don't think y'all exempt. or worse, a drought so bad you cant take a shower or cook food.

  • @giovanilourenco4757
    @giovanilourenco4757 Год назад

    A terra e plana ,mentirosos

  • @kim.in.nature.
    @kim.in.nature. Год назад +1

    Hopefully Ian washed away the pythons & some gators too.

  • @eddward758
    @eddward758 Год назад +1

    Bro this is horrible presentation

  • @scabbersgoberserk
    @scabbersgoberserk Год назад +4

    floridas sinking

  • @FragRaptor
    @FragRaptor Год назад

    Climate change