Hurricane Beryl Bashes Texas coast - Houston Metro
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- Hurricane Beryl has hit the Texas coast hard, causing flooding and wind damage. Watch the latest updates on the storm and water rescues in the Houston Metro area. Stay safe and informed during this natural disaster.
Hurricane Beryl has hit the Texas coast hard, causing flooding and wind damage. Watch the latest updates on the storm and water rescues in the Houston Metro area. Stay safe and informed during this natural disaster.Hurricane Beryl's landfall from coast to #houston #texas. Impacts include #wind #flooding and water rescues. Bucees billboard blowing over, power flashes, high winds and flooding in Houston including water rescues. Licensing via www.wxchasing.com
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Will do.ty
What I don’t understand is, why are these people driving during a hurricane in the first place?? I was born and raised in Houston, but I still don’t understand people who do this. Usually storms like this almost always mean high water and flooding and I wouldn’t be driving at all unless my life absolutely depended on it for some reason.
Poor schools
As Deborah would say on everybody loves Raymond IDIOT !!!!!!!!
You don’t understand why people do stupid things?
Nobody does but it happens all day and every day.
Don’t let it bother you and you’ll add years to your life and you’ll be happy.
@@jf3jy Sad but true.
there is no saving them from their stupidity
I've been through 6 of these things,(yes, I'm that old) and there's always more than a few dumbasses that ignore instructions to stay home, wasting the time of first responders and risking their lives
It’s all about insurance claim scams. They get clunker cars that’s sold on every corner, get in house financing and insurance by a low tier Hispanic run company, then come hurricane season they drive into water to flip the car to get insurance check that pays out the car since it’s totaled and they use the money to get a better car
It’s because it’s their freedom to do whatever they wanna do. Exactly like COVIDiots
@@meangreen6044 im sure that happens but i dont think that is what these were as both cars looked new and in good condition.
😅 I WANTS TO SEE THE BILL THEY GOT FOR BEING STUPID
Wherever you are, please stay away from me. 😏Apparently, you draw them like a magnet.
lol y’all offered to carry him “no, no, I have back pain, no” cops make him walk 4:14
I’m pretty sure he used the back pain as an excuse. The poor guy’s likely terrified of water, which is very normal for so many people. He just was probably too embarrassed to say, “hey dude I’m terrified of water and I’m freaking out here” because he was being filmed. I feel bad for him. No one ever thinks water is going to sneak up on them like that.😢
"Back pain eh? Well as luck would have it, Aquatic Therapy is an effective tool for treating pain. Hop on in. :D"
@@OnTheRocks71exactly the cosmo kramer back therapy, except it ain’t the east river
Bro wants to add it to the insurance claim 😂
@@OnTheRocks71 😂😂😂😂
Wow, some people...... Call the Police, I'm being attacked by water! Helppppppp. What a waste of time for cops. Its hard to want to help people who don't help themselves.
It was the potential shark attacks that had him scared.
Helps me get to speed around.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍
I lived in Texas all my life every time it rains every time it floods I spent the night on the overpass coming home from a Chicago baseball game
And that was back in the 80s
Some people really lost all survival instincts
I think you mean intelligence
folks need their whataburger
A lot of people have no common sense and that puts others at risk.
Dumb, dumb, dumb
That's an understatement
To anyone reading this, please pray for my recovery and send positive vibes my way.
@04:15, are you kidding me? This guy wasted these first responder's time.
I honestly don't understand what was going on in there. There was no current, you don't need to swim as evidenced by 2 people walking in the water already, and when the first responders came, he was walking in waist deep water anyway with "backpain".
As a former first responder of 20 years in Florida I can confirm that there are individuals who waste our time during every weather disaster. We generally wouldn't respond if the wind was greater then 45 mph so people were often on their own then.
lets be real, only a highly regarded individual would be in that situation in the first place.
lol they were gonna carry him, even. But he waited for the cops who just made him jump down to walk
He's afraid to get his shoes wet! Lol
What, are they afraid to get their shoes wet? WTF the police walks thru the water to hold his hand! Lol
We are cooked as a society. I've been through multiple hurricanes, been through waist deep water as a teenager, and these grown men can't just waddle through it even while seeing that others are doing it just fine.
Walking around in flood waters is probably worse than driving in them. You can drown in that if you aren't strong and the current is rough enough. Houston freeways and highways are made to flood and become "bayous" to reduce the likelihood of homes and businesses flooding. Anytime there is more than a few inches a rain they tell us to be careful on what roads we take etc so it's not just this event.
To be completely fair you don’t know what’s in that water when it comes to sharp debris. Plus a drain can open up and easily sweep a person away. Obviously that water’s not impossible to walk through but it’s a big risk
Man I’ve been through at least 15 hurricanes including hurricane Katrina , I’m from New Orleans. We had water OVER our roof of our home, this water is nothing and can easily get out the car and walk. I’m sorry but this is straight ridiculous. I can see if it’s an elderly person , ok, but this just blows my mind I’ve walked through higher than this and I’m alive
@@paulg2100 good for you.
Sees three guys walk over to him, and still doesn't realize he can walk out too.
I'm guessing he didn't want to get his shoes wet. SMH.
Exactly, how stupid can you be. Drove into all that water😮
he's terrified, non swimmer.
@@dawntreader7079 no swimming required in waist deep non current water. Needed a little more reepicheep mouse courage here.
you cant fix stupid
Once a vehicle gets that flooded it's done. The insurance company will total it, even if just the floor boards get wet. walk away from it, it's not worth your life.
You’d think but insurance companies love cancelling policies the second a storm hits. Mine, Root Insurance, tried that bs with me just this morning!!!
@@Kenny2k08- Probably a low end Insurance company, rates are cheap for a reason 🤷🏼♀️
Anybody that lives in Houston KNOWS 288 floods often. Why would you attempt to drive there!?
Perfect opportunity to get a brand new car and save your life. Let them total it out and use that down payment on a hellcat godammit
@@GoldSheep48 -Yeah ok, if you still owe on the flooded car you gotta pay loan off first!
I wouldn't put my life on the line for any of these idiots! They were warned !!!
Putting their life on the line just for some views smh.
Not everyone has the option of leaving friend.
Natural selection right?
I thought that the police Highwater rescue was hilarious.
Well that's what the police 🚔 and fire department 🚒 are for. To rescue idiots like this.
We're in between Fulshear n Katy. The winds at their heights we thought our roof was going to blow off. No power, but all gratitude no complaints, our families and our animals are all safe. 😊
The guy in the car was probably waiting for a boat to come rescue him, and along walks up a man! LOL
Yeah, up walks a real man. What a woosie. I can't swim, but I can walk in knee-deep water.
Lol😂
😂😂😂😂 I said the same thing
😂😂😂😂 was thinking the dude was gonna jump on the police man back and have the police carry him out of the water xD what a world we live in 😂
😂😂😂😂 I was thinking alike 😂😂😂😂
I was born and raised in Houston and we rarely had flooding like this. The flood of 1979 was intense and rare but his is a common occurrence now. Too much concrete and too many neighborhoods.
These events are only getting more common.
@aamerdol01 as a construction worker whose worked on installing new manhole covers since 2005. A major factor via the systemic flooding in the City of Houston is the negligence in maintaining clean drainage systems. In Houston, our drainage systems are clogged via massive accumulated debris, garbage obstructing, trash & concrete stuck in the drainage systems, inlets etc. It’s pure incompetence and I’ve seen it for almost 2 decades. Even the various bayous are riddled with years of accumulated garbage.
or, you know, the fault of the industry the city is centered on. Fossil fuel induced climate change. Ironic.
Maybe the climate scientists are right😂
I was born in raised in Houston and it always floods like this actually
My son had to work today at "ACE" hardware store.Prayed for his safe travels, and he got there alright. Ppl were coming to get emergency supplies,tools for repairs, and generators.
🙏🙏 prayers for safety to your Son, he is doing hero work .. at times like this.
If people were only smart enough to by these things before disaster hits.
Imagine being an able bodied middle aged man and you can't walk across a waist deep puddle to get out of your car? How soft can you be?
😂Ikr sad and pathetic
That soft cotton guy thought that he was going to be rescued on a boat by the 🚔, and he still got wett😂😂😂 pathetic 😒 😐 😑
If there's a current, you can get carried away.
Do not underestimate the power of even 6 inches of rapidly moving water.
He had back pain and wanted to be carried out. Instead he had to walk and indeed wasted first responder's time when he could have walked out with his friends
Always be grateful for everything you have because in one minute you can lose everything in this life that’s why I thank GOD for everything I have but I will never worship those thing .
no such thing as god
@@beaulieuc8910 you right there is no god but there is a GOD . The GOD almighty and one day you will meet him love
@@guerline685 Amen
Amen
Left Houston 54yrs ago. Grew up there but never looked back.
You escaped, congratulations!
No sympathy for the idiots who are out driving in this kind of weather and their car is flooded.
Facts
They were probably forced to or they would lose their jobs. Capitalism!
Why do people insist on driving during a storm to start with and WHY, WHY, WHY do they insist on driving through standing water!
Insurance fraud. They want their car totaled so they get a new better onr
ken narcissism
There's a saying we use here in Oklahoma, it's "Turn around, don't drown." Good advise. Most vehicles are not high enough to go through high water, so why risk it at all??
The saying in Texas is different. “If it has a note, let it float”.
@@WxChasingyep and then they whine a year later about not being afford the new note and debt.
I’ve seen “turn around don’t drown” on signs in Texas since the 90s.
Though, I’ve never heard “if it has a note let it float”, in my 30 years here.
Doesn’t even sound good, or Texan. 😂
I think that guy just made it up.
Probably from Austin.
@@yopappy6599It was sarcasm.
I love TX but this one broke me. This will be my last summer here. I’m f’in DONE.
I hope to follow in your footsteps soon too, I felt this🥲
I feel ya!😢
@@ursulawanza8674 it helps when others understand💯🙌🏼 Hang in there and know you are not alone. Everyday is a new day and there is good in each day! May our near futures meet us with where we are destined to be☀️🌊🌴 and overall more comfortable while happy😌☮️
I’m sorry for those who understand. 😢
WOW 😳 you're just going to pack up leave 🤔well I've NEVER experienced anything like a Hurricane 🌀 so it would terrify me but I get it You Can Only Take So Much‼️ Good luck 🤞🏽 to you ☝🏽 wishing you success ❤️
We live up near The Woodlands. We had about 6" of rain, but a lot of wind. The area north of Houston is heavily forested. In our subdivision about 50% of the homes lost big trees, some on the houses, many on the power lines. Thank goodness for Generac.
Hi M…. Hope your ok…what a mess….
I'm in Liberty County & my gennie's been going since 6-ish this morning. I figured landfall would happen sooner, so I actually went to the breaker and cut off all the non-essential appliances and energy-suckers to make sure not to overload it before bed. Dunno if I'll get power back tonight (lotta trucks down the road with cherry pickers--must be a big job), and neighbors seem to be okay. Lotta downed trees and limbs everywhere. The good thing about living out-county is this weekend we're all gonna have plenty of fuel for cookouts and bonfires thanks to all the wood on the ground (hee hee).
@@tallyp.7643Praying for you. Remember, upright trees can still fall anytime due to saturated soil and high winds. Mountain biker 20 years. I know the drill
Thank heavens for battery backup 😎
My grandson lives in an apartment at 2207 Riva Row. Would like to know if his residence has much damage. I am from Missouri and can not get any communication from him.
Can you imagine a category 1 hurricane being this catastrophic? Now consider that the Caribbean experienced this hurricane at category 4 and 5 respectively.
Yeah.. I've talked to my wife about it.
This had to be a low cat 2 imo.. but either way, beryl wasn't playing.
The winds were nasty
A hurricane is more than wind. Dumping inches and inches of rain is just as dangerous. Sustained winds for hours cause major damage as well. So 65mph sustained will eventually take treess and everything else out
I can only imagine . . . 😨
Roof car guy is such a queen.
Yea...a fairy queen!
@@JFields-jj7my you ssstop it sssilly . . . *_wristflick_*
Thank you for helping my fellow Houstonians. ❤
My mom from out of state: “oh those poor people!”
Me after living in Houston for over a decade: “what a bunch of idiots”
Rescue? Come on man!
Señorita !!!!!!
@@MartinReyes-ud6ef these people remind me of the one kid at the playground that falls and gets hurt on purpose so everyone notices them 😂
Thank you to all first responders that help folks during life and death situations like this and worse!❤ I didnt know the police did hazardous water rescues as well as many other duties. God bless you all!🎉
I live in Austin... It amazes me that although we didn't even get any wind or rain from this hurricane that our fellow Texas are going through this. Sending prayers 🙏🙏🙏
Yep proves how big Texas really is. You can have extreme weather events going on and not be impacted.
It was very windy at my home in North Austin earlier today.
I'm in Killeen (Ft Hood/Ft Cavazos) and we don't have a drop of rain; it's a perfect cloudy day over here. This is heartbreaking and I hope that no lives are lost in this storm.🙏🏿❤️
I'm sorry about Austin, it used to be wonderful.
@@teabaggervance8🤦🏻♀️
Prayers to my fellow Texans from DFW! Texas Strong!⭐
Prayers didn't really help by the looks of it.
Didn’t they hear to get off the roads?
From the sounds of it he doesn't speak English.
So is that why he's so stupid?@@pkorns1892
@@pkorns1892 or have common sense.
@pkorns1892 the instructions were also given in Spanish by the fire chief as well as the county judge.
We have a lot of illegals looking to scam. They will get cash cars and get inhouse insurance wait for a bad storm then file insurance claim.. they go to Hispanic dealers to teach them the scam and do kick backs. It’s the same ish every year just like the paper license plate scams were run by them. Everyone tells them not to drive in rain or high water but every storm they do it looking to come up off an insurance claim
I am a 62 yr old woman. I woulfa walked away from both cars. Wth?
I would have left the area…if you live here you would think you would have an idea of what to do before it hits!
I wouldn’t have been out in it to begin with!
Such fun living in Houston. Can’t wait to retire and move away from here. Been doing this for 55 years and it gets old.
55 years in that swamp?! You must have contracted weather-related PTSD by now!
I moved from TX to Cali and despite how much I miss that state, I definitely don't miss these storms.
Yea worry bout them earthquakes and mudslides and wild fires
But you do have a higher risk of earthquakes atmospheric rivers that can cause Catastrophic flooding mud slides along with other weather disasters so you're not under the woods completely but looking at it from a positive view congratulations.
As crazy as CA is, I'd rather be there than TX.
@@janeentumbao8690 Alright.
I can see why you moved.
@@takethedamnphoto Well, as I said, the rivers of moisture in the atmosphere can cause a heck of a Have it to your life.
Sitting here in drought stricken south west Victoria Australia watching 👀 Be safe over there 😁
Thank God for our First Responders risking their lives for people that shouldn't even be there
The clarity of this video is really fantastic.
Back pain or not that guy looks like he can walk out of there. Tell him to swim.
he is more interested in saving his vehicle. Leave the vehicle until the waters go down. it is not worth your life or the lives of others.
He did not look afraid or concerned, but stupid.
You wouldn’t think it, but this storm was kind of a surprise to many in Houston. Pretty much all local news coverage and a prominent local weather blog all kept saying it would not be a problem for Houston. Even as recent as 2 days prior to landfall they were still saying at most we’d get a couple inches of rain but it would be south Texas problem. Wasn’t until the final day when people started stocking up on supplies, and even then the winds were not expected to be strong enough to knock out power except those close to the coast. That said, Houston is very lucky that it did not intensify more as this was about the worst possible track it could take.
poor reporting does not help
Never trust what the news says. They told us hurricane Ian (cat 5) would hit Tampa, not Fort Myers. I was shown in a vision 3 days prior it hitting us instead, so I got my family out. Everyone stayed because they were told it would hit a different city. Always prepare ahead of time, no matter what. Weather is unpredictable.
Yeah what happened? Everyone was saying all we were going to get was a little rain and not to worry.
Absolutely amazing is the raw power of out weather! Thanks for capturing it for us.
I have been following WXChasing for a long time and they are always in the middle of the chaos. Great RUclips real time weather channel.
Well I can add to my list of things I’ve lived through. I made it through this hurricane and I praise God for keeping us safe
A lot of people ran from New Orleans, Louisiana to Houston Texas. You can run, but you can’t hide.🤷🏽♀️
I feel good seeing others help others!
We lived in Houston over 60 years but moved to New Hampshire about three years ago. One of the reasons we the number of hurricanes and constant flooding.
Very good. It takes some longer to learn than others, but you finally did 🙂
Might be a good idea to not stand directly under power lines during a hurricane.
I don't live in texas, but even I saw the warnings from the mayor and other agencies that said to stay home, don't drive, stay off the streets for exactly the reasons you see in this video. I have known for days this was coming and as it got closer, that it was going to hit close to houston, smh. I know there are essential workers but no one can get to their jobs, or frequent those business, due to flooding. By going out there, you put other people's lives at risk. Stay the eff home.
the idiots who tried to drive in through water and got stuck.. no saving them from their stupidity
everythang bigga in texas . .
Go easy. He’s Palestinian.
@@Thaddeus-ml8if 🤣🤣
@@2990rick True dough. He was speaking Arabic and name is Mohammed.
Unreal! It's like a negotiation process to take the guy out of the flood! That and he couldn't seem to put the phone down. Am I crazy? I can't even watch the rest. 😰
Wow! What a dynamic rescue scene! God bless you!
This is normal for us South East Texas people, hurricanes are our people visiting.
Somebody forgot to tell Beryl that it isn't a real hurricane. Just a tropical storm.
that motherplucker packed 100+mph peak wind gusts.
Beryl identifies as a hurricane 😂
These people are not going to make it if their afraid of knee deep water.
They're
🙏🏽 for Houston
Why? It was just a cat 1 hurricane... a weak one at that... people need to learn how to survive and rebuild without prayers.
It really irritates me to see people who have to be rescued from their cars because they were too stupid or too arrogant to stay in a safe shelter. They tie up emergency services that might be needed more somewhere else.
Time to think about leaving Houston.
Yes I’m thinking this event will prove to be a lasting problem for Houston. It was already a trashy city but I see it decaying a bit from this.
Houston is always flooding. No way I could live there.
No was bubba
That's good we don't need anymore people here. Please stay where you are 😂😂😂
We don't need no stinking zoning laws.
I know a guy that just moved there in late 22" I wonder if he liking Houston
Grew up there. Left as soon as I could. On top of the annual flood, it’s hot and humid pretty much year round. Miserable place to live if you like a comfortable climate.
Everything is bigger in Texas, that includes the woosies trapped in the cars, the guy you tried to help had to jump in the water anyway 😂
guy is most likely not from here
@bankrollbrooklynn Texas has the biggest woosie defenders lol, I'm just playing
@@bankrollbrooklynnyup, keep blaming and accusing! SO many of your kind out there🤦🏻♀️
@@Rissy4589 let me guess YOUR kind is uneducated broke and immigrants because my kind is engineers doctors and politicians 💅🏽 my family tree and yours arent the same.
@@Rissy4589 sharpie drew on eyebrows mines are natural 🥰💅🏽
Some people are truly dense!
Watching from Jamaica
You guys have been on this like a stalker!! From start to finish. From that balcony in Carriacou to the beaches of Surfside. Wish you’d put together one video of all of this beast tearing up the Atlantic to the gulf coast. Thank you! Just awesome work!!
But truly not seen the end of Beryl yet. There’s tornadoes on the ground along Texas/Louisiana border at 2:30 CDT pm
Unbelievable,,,a storm that transcended, so many places..i bet it's the first in history
🙏 for Texas and all the people impacted by Beryl.
What is so important to be out in hurricane like weather??? Now your car is ruined and you still can’t get where you are going. Think twice folks . Good luck in any case!!!
The only car on that strip of the highway and it’s flooded. Apparently no common sense with some drivers.
Pray for Houston! Pray for Buc-ee's and the beaver nuggets!
These storms are more severe and frequent. i live in Louisiana...i know. i am terrified whenever there is a disturbance in the Atlantic. We have suffered so much from them recently.
Great video!!! Never understood why people think it is ok to drive in flooded water? Do they have a boat? Would they drive their car in the river?
For her to be a cat one she definitely packed more of a punch then most thought she would. Let this be a lesson a storm doesn't have to be a cat 3 or higher to cause major problems.
I hope his insurance isn't covering that driving in a hurricane into a lake😂😂😂
That was very nice of you to offer assistance. 😇
Weather warning and advisory: take shelter/evacuate asap
Dumb people: I’m just gonna drive my car on the road anyways and fingers crossed
Texans take their cues from Florida drivers.
Thank you for sharing this news
100mile winds ain't no joke
Why did the 100mph wind go to therapy?
It had too much pressure
Try a cat 2. Sally only moving 5 mph. More rain than that.
But driving in 3 feet of water is funny
Where did they have 100 mile an hour winds ?????
Where were the 100 mph winds. It was a cat 1
If y’all turn power off before natural disaster hits would minimize damage to components , infrastructure and eliminate possible electrocution
Well good thing I was asleep
@@bert1450 The lines were not isolated viewed in this vid. The sign lights on…The blue/white repeated flashes was lines contacting together or to ground. (Line fault ) an OCR trips then reconnects three to five times in automatic response to a fault. If a line fused high, secondary faults can burn equip before primary recognizes fault. Transformers sometimes explode. P=E x I. P = power…E= voltage ..I = current. Primary high voltage ,low current. Secondary. Low voltage , high current. Current does the work. Voltage is like pressure. Compare to garden hose. Pressure pushes water , water does the work. Simplified so all might understand
Why is that guy sitting on top of his car in the water when other men are walking all around him? Oh, I see. He needed first responders to come and hold his hand while he walked out in waist-deep water. WAH!
Afraid of the crocs..in the water..
He wanted to make sure you had a solid insurance claim. If the cops are called he felt it would be more legit I guess. Was he driving with back pain?
Praying for my precious cousin Liz in Houston. We've tried to call you! Stay safe! We love you!
calls and texts not going thru consistently
Same. Can't get ahold of our neighbor on the coast. We evacuated, he didn't. Prayers for them all. P.S, I once had a very intelligent goldfish named Sparky.
Phone service going on and off
I love mother nature.
That was 100% roll forward on buc-ees 😅
That sign seemed to roll back way more than 5%.
Esta persona fue muy irresponsable y puso en riesgo a más personas en odia caminar hacia fuera por sí mismo y no lo intento
I have family that live down in Houston. They're fine and cleaning are up.
These grown men that are afraid and then another grown man has to help them for not thinking. Be grateful!
People just can't help driving too fast in deep water. They seem to think that once they are in it, or even when it is shallowing and they haven't killed the motor yet, they should "punch it" to get out. Then the bow wave builds up over the grill and into the engine air intake which is usually just under the leading edge of the hood. On my Grand Cherokee it's above the driver's side headlight.
People in the country infest in snorkels.
People should not be driving in deep water slowly or fast. Stay home, business are closed today
Stay safe out there Brandon.🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Johnaton and crew you are recently came from carriacou now you are in Texas wow😮!
God bless y'all first responders. And 🙏🙏🙏for every one.
People do know once you get water in the engine its a right off. The insurance won't pay to fix it as it costs too much.
City folks are funny
😂 that says it all
More like illegals
The damage looked worse in Texas than in Jamaica... Unreal
Prayers for all🙏🏾
he had to sit on the roof to protect his cell phone da da as the world turns da da
I couldn't hear much with the wind-was guy on car ok? He wasn't far from dry area....could he not get there? Hope ok. It's bad over there, but it could have been a lot worse. I haven't heard death toll or injured. Tornados coming? Ya all take care. I'm a Florida 9 or more hurricaine survivor-I guess could call. Be safe. My love to all.
He was fine. He had back problems and preferred to wait for the police instead of accepting the help of the storm chaser. The police eventually came and walked him the couple of feet to dry land...
We appreciate you and your information very much !
These videos always brighten the day. Keep spreading positivity!
Why does anyone want to get out in this?
It’s normal for Houston.
Nothing is normal in Houston
Thank you for sharing
Wow! Jonathan there you are again chasing Beryl in Texas. What a brave guy. Stay safe.