Not so fun fact: Camille broke the record for highest US storm surge (24 ft) in Pass Christian, MS and held that record until 2005 when Katrina broke it (28 ft) in the exact same place.
Camille was 28 feet at Pass Christian . The figure of 24.6 was a measurement inside of a building on second avenue in downtown Pass Christian . The survey team stated themselves that water levels may have been a few feet higher since reliable water marks were no longer available in the storm area . Joseph Duckworth observed the 28 feet level just before the Richelieu went down . Katrina was actually 31 feet at Pass Christian according to the analysis from Dr. Jeff Masters .
The first time I went to New Orleans was for a mid-summer wedding in 1988, and I was going to be there for a little more than a week. Just a few days before I left to go there, I watched a news-story-nostalgia tv show about ... Hurricane Camille. Stunning devastation, right near where I was going, so I paid close attention. The day after I arrived in N.O., I came down with a raging case of tonsillitis. I was slugging down bottles of Contac-brand sore throat syrup to give me moments of relief, because I didn't want to wet blanket the festivities for all of my friends there. I don't know what the active ingredient in that stuff was, but it must have been on the scale of morphine to have the effect it did. And yet one dose only lasted temporarily and then I'd take another dose. So it was under those conditions that I and some friends hopped into a rental car a few days before the wedding and headed toward Mississippi to meet up with some other friends somewhere around Long Beach. There we were, cruising the beach route back and forth between Gulfport and Pass Christian, looking for a specific sailboard on the sand that would be our signal. My latest dose of the magic syrup was worn off, the tonsils were shrieking in agony, the frigid car AC was blasting in my face and whenever the sun was boiling in on my side of the car I was getting dangerously nauseated from the temperature battle. And throughout, I kept remembering and picturing that right here was where Camille roared ashore, pushing that water surge over 20 feet deep. Would all those houses built on pilings be high enough to survive that? How much scouring does that amount of churning water do? Would the road we were on be destroyed like the one in 1969, or was it constructed differently? Would another "Camille" ever come this way again?
That's right and the track vid shows doesn't show the real track of Camille's beginnings...it crossed Florida twice and then back into Gulf before landfall
Somebody please tell me which tune this is, and if you can find a music video with it? I've been searching this song for a long time, but can't find it.
@weatherplayzz2182 growing up in New Orleans, I used to hear the names Betsy and Camile every hurricane season from my parents. Those were their storms. Mine are Katrina and Ida.
@@charlesjonesjr.864 I tend to agree I just think Camille was overshadowed by hurricanes like Katrina and Ida even though a lot of people from LA site that as the strongest to hit LA.
I turned 12 the day after Camille destroyed the lower end of Plaquemines Parish where my family and our friends lived. It was horrific. We weren't allowed to return for some time due to the flooding and debris field. We rebuilt on the slab that was left. Some people didn't even have that. Katrina took the rest of the end of the parish from what I've been told. I can't bring myself to go back down.
That ain't Hurricane Camille...but you might get quite the reprise and then some with Hurricane Laaura MacArthur preceded so close by by Hurricane Marco(Polo?) which will "soften up the space" before dealing a potential killer *"blow"* so to speak..
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Only OGs remember when Camille was originally 190mph until reanalysis
Me too
Yes I remember
Wasn't there when she hit, but I always remembered 190 mph learning about exceptionally strong storms
I remember
Pepperidge Farm remembers. ^^
Crazy how it went from a 5 to 4 and right before landfall back to a 5.
Not so fun fact: Camille broke the record for highest US storm surge (24 ft) in Pass Christian, MS and held that record until 2005 when Katrina broke it (28 ft) in the exact same place.
Camille was 28 feet at Pass Christian . The figure of 24.6 was a measurement inside of a building on second avenue in downtown Pass Christian . The survey team stated themselves that water levels may have been a few feet higher since reliable water marks were no longer available in the storm area . Joseph Duckworth observed the 28 feet level just before the Richelieu went down . Katrina was actually 31 feet at Pass Christian according to the analysis from Dr. Jeff Masters .
The first time I went to New Orleans was for a mid-summer wedding in 1988, and I was going to be there for a little more than a week. Just a few days before I left to go there, I watched a news-story-nostalgia tv show about ... Hurricane Camille. Stunning devastation, right near where I was going, so I paid close attention.
The day after I arrived in N.O., I came down with a raging case of tonsillitis. I was slugging down bottles of Contac-brand sore throat syrup to give me moments of relief, because I didn't want to wet blanket the festivities for all of my friends there. I don't know what the active ingredient in that stuff was, but it must have been on the scale of morphine to have the effect it did. And yet one dose only lasted temporarily and then I'd take another dose.
So it was under those conditions that I and some friends hopped into a rental car a few days before the wedding and headed toward Mississippi to meet up with some other friends somewhere around Long Beach. There we were, cruising the beach route back and forth between Gulfport and Pass Christian, looking for a specific sailboard on the sand that would be our signal. My latest dose of the magic syrup was worn off, the tonsils were shrieking in agony, the frigid car AC was blasting in my face and whenever the sun was boiling in on my side of the car I was getting dangerously nauseated from the temperature battle. And throughout, I kept remembering and picturing that right here was where Camille roared ashore, pushing that water surge over 20 feet deep. Would all those houses built on pilings be high enough to survive that? How much scouring does that amount of churning water do? Would the road we were on be destroyed like the one in 1969, or was it constructed differently? Would another "Camille" ever come this way again?
That's right and the track vid shows doesn't show the real track of Camille's beginnings...it crossed Florida twice and then back into Gulf before landfall
Camille made a very rare category 5 US landfall.
I'm loving all the track videos! Keep making these, these are some of my favorites on the channel!
We will try to have more out when the time comes!
Thank you I asked for this for a long time thanks again for all you do
That moment when Camille thought its original life was not good enough so it reformed in the Western Atlantic
I swear, I'm only one that gets this song Adventures confused with Faraway Shores from 2019 ATL, I always do it lol
Do more typhoons of WPAC and Cyclones of the Southern Hemisphere
8! I love tracking hurricanes
7! SAME
6! in math, that equals 720
(6! is 6 factorial, meaning 6x5x4x3x2x1)
Very good music and quality!
Our house was the second from the last in Venice La. As far south as you could go. All we had when we returned was a slab where the house used to be.
This should've premiered on August 17, 2019 in my opinion...(for the storm's 50th anniversary)
Mr. Green and Purple oh shoot thats my birthday
That's cool! (that's six days earlier than mine)
*flawlessthegoat* Same.
Thank You Really Love. This
HI, CAMILLE!
-Devon, Emergency Management Exercise #1
This will always be a legendary storm
Damn major Hurricane force winds made it to almost Jackson
I would love to see more of these, but if there are so many tracks fro one season in a particular basin, then the season's going to be spoiled!
The music has me absolutely sent 😂😅 I love it
Hopefully Hurricane Ida doesn’t intensify as bad as Camille did. It’s taking a very similar path
Please track Goni Atsani and other storms that dissipated
Hoping for 2020 Atlantic Prediction Animation soon
Somebody please tell me which tune this is, and if you can find a music video with it? I've been searching this song for a long time, but can't find it.
Adventures - Force Thirteen. (I don't think any of the songs have music videos with them.)
@@MrGreenandPurple Well, I mean the "(year) force thirteen music mix" video. for example, "2018 force thirteen music mix". I mean a video like that.
There isn’t a Music Mix with that song in it.
@@MrGreenandPurple Oh. Ok.
Wow I literally missed this by about 5 minutes COME ON!!
Me to
You'll get there next time!
*Force Thirteen* I got the notification that the premiere about 5 minutes after it had ended. Poor timing RUclips notifications.
Dr Creepeer Poor WiFi
@@DrCreepeer You Might Have Poor WiFi
I believe camille was a cat 5 when it struck LA making it the strongest on record hitting there
It was indeed a cat 5 on the southeastern tip of Louisiana .
@@jeffbryan4019 yes it was but I don’t think it’s talked about much but this is just my opinion
@weatherplayzz2182 growing up in New Orleans, I used to hear the names Betsy and Camile every hurricane season from my parents. Those were their storms. Mine are Katrina and Ida.
@@charlesjonesjr.864 I tend to agree I just think Camille was overshadowed by hurricanes like Katrina and Ida even though a lot of people from LA site that as the strongest to hit LA.
I remember!!!
As do I...
why did this hurricane disappear when it passed bermuda triangle
@RossoTX. (Main Channel) good logic
Oooo nice can’t wait!
Day 1: force thirteen make version 5 of 2005
Good job
when are you going to make 2019-20 south pacific and Australian season animations (The season itself ended on April 30)?
Probably within the next few weeks to a month.
Mangga...? (maybe?)
Me: 30 hours *dies*
28 ft storm surge . Biloxi ms. 200mph winds.
1935 Labor Day was 892 mb
1969 Camille was 900 mb
1992 Andrew was 922 mb
2018 Michael was 919 mb
I love you work but next can you do beulah
This is my new favourite!
Let’s Now Hurricane Track of Labor Day 1935
I wanna know BGM of this video
Adventures - Force Thirteen.
S7 Airline
The Song Is On The Music Track 2020 Part 2
I had 190 mph winds too
No one asked
No one asked for you to comment@@zanedawson24
El huracan camillefue el tercer ciclón tropical más intenso de la temporada de huracanes de él atlántico de 1969
Camille really formed on my birthday I-
I turned 12 the day after Camille destroyed the lower end of Plaquemines Parish where my family and our friends lived. It was horrific. We weren't allowed to return for some time due to the flooding and debris field. We rebuilt on the slab that was left. Some people didn't even have that. Katrina took the rest of the end of the parish from what I've been told. I can't bring myself to go back down.
Nice
That ain't Hurricane Camille...but you might get quite the reprise and then some with Hurricane Laaura MacArthur preceded so close by by Hurricane Marco(Polo?) which will "soften up the space" before dealing a potential killer *"blow"* so to speak..
The storm in the animation is Camille.
Camille: I am the worst gulf hurricane
Katrina:hold my storm surge
Ida: Your legend is gone, Katrina.
Katrina: HAH YOU DID $75 BILLION DOLLARS, WHILE I DID $125 BILLION DOLLARS
Ida: Oh right.
Katrina: and the levees failed on me
Mahina : did you say something about a storm surge?
Katrina has left the chat*
Spinny clouds go wwwwweeeeeeeeeee
Do Andrew next
Katrina but it formed in the Carribean Sea
Ophelia! 2005!
You misspelled the name - meaning that you switched the P and H. :)
@@MrGreenandPurple Oops
That's OK. :)
My favorite hurricane in the atlantic of all time! before 2014 Camille was 190 mph now its 175 mph
Everything changed after 2014 (*see the mandela effect...
Same as my winds 190
lol
My Analysis on Camille:
180mph 896mb
Still nothing to play with! After 120 mph winds, don’t loaf around and GET AWAY FROM IT!!!
180mph, 901mb
Very rare CAT 5 landfall at the Contiguous United States.