Hurricane Ian Leaves Entire Florida Neighborhoods Under Water
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2022
- Ian, now a tropical storm, made landfall in Florida as a powerful category 4 hurricane on Wednesday. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY on the destruction and flooding left behind.
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#HurricaneIan #Storm #Flooding
"but you consider yourself lucky.....is that because you're safe from the storm?" Prime reporting right there
That's what I was thinking lol like yes Captain Obvious
Right lol
Lol exactly
Lol 🤣 yep!
So this was the best reporting they could come up with amidst all that took place???? Unbelievable...
My parents entire town burned down in a wildfire, its very difficult to process losing your home and your community, my thoughts and prayers are with everyone in Florida, especially those areas inundated with water.
That's right, Jessie, pray while you keep burning fossil fuel.
@@mrmagoo8510 is your first time hear about hurricanes? Hurricanes tore Florida apart long before there was even an industrial revolution, fossil fuels or not doesn't change that🤣
@@mrmagoo8510 What do you want this person to do? Single handedly solve global warming and stop the fossil fuel industry. Leave your snarky comments for the people who are actually at fault here.
Yeah my parents were booking a trip to Florida but since there's a hurricane there they cancelled it thankfully
@@pixaafterdark9915 Every person on this planet has to drastically cut back on their use of fossil fuel and meat products or we'll all suffer. Ocean life and agriculture are already collapsing.
Prays are an excuse for continuing harmful behavior, Pix.
So sorry to those who couldn’t evacuate for whatever reason. Thankful to all the first responders, healthcare workers. This is so sad.
its sad they are working, those dumb @$$ fkcus that refused to leave
yeah ngl im pretty scared for them, the storm surges are carrying houses in some places
I evacuated early Monday. I’m glad I did. I had a gut feeling it was going to be really bad.
Many chose not to evacuate. This is what happens
@@chanabayla1823 But many also couldn't evacuate. Poverty and age prevent that. I don't understand why DeSantis didn't get charter buses to get people to shelters instead of letting them figure out evacuations on their own.
I used to live in Sarasota. This is just awful. Hopefully everyone and their pets are safe!
How was it?? I’ve considered Orlando
Sarasota is mostly fine
@@dancalvano8702 worth the vacation?? We love Orlando and Miami. Go to Florida every year now
Thinking Sarasota or down to the keys
I use to live in Clearwater and worked in Sarasota occasionally. The weather was amazingly beautiful all year around. 🙏
I am actually thankful that you didn't disparage those who couldn't evacuate. Yes, it is better for them to do so and safer. However, too many miss the fact that some literally CANNOT LEAVE. Whether it's for health, financial or transportation reasons. And millions have no where to go. Just want to thank you for that. Most other places are being disrespectful to the poor/disadvantaged who can't move out of the way of the hurricane. You didn't do that. And I applaud you for it. 🤗
Who exactly is disrespecting the poor/disadvantaged? I haven't seen anything like that anywhere
I’m surprised they didn’t to be honest
Thank you for your common sense.
Your comment is a public service.
@@ghostwalk2446 People who can't relate with/have never experienced poverty usually don't even notice/realize when they're disrespecting the poor. Usually people disrespect the poor accidentally, but that doesn't make it any less wrong because it shows that people don't consider how their messages effect people in different economic situations. When a news station says "Residents were told to evacuate, but many did not" you are implying that the people who stayed made the CHOICE to not listen to the warnings, when in reality they simply could not afford to. Implying those who could not afford to evacuate made a conscious choice to not obey warnings makes them look unintelligent and reckless. That's why it's important to acknowledge that some people just do not have the option.
Salute to the first responders risking their lives to save people true heroes!!!!!!😢
That's what they signed up for, right?
That's true but you know that when you sign up for the job that risking your life is apart of it. If they're not willing to do that then they wouldn't have signed up.
@@andrewcurtis6105 the first responders could have left, oh wait, nevermind.
There’s also other first responders in states that are close to Florida are deploying there, so as my sister husband is going this week
@@cherylkoski7184 so, at your job you don’t want any kudos from management/owners? Cuz ya did sign up to work there. Why should we have to applaud your work efforts? You signed on as you so astutely stated.
Praying for Florida❤
Oh my God seeing all the destruction I couldn't help but cry. My heart goes out to all those who lost their homes
I’m in Tennessee, and I’m watching my home state be destroyed. For the people that have not witnessed a hurricane, it’s very hard to process how emotional you feel.
Lmao, gonna cry? 😂😂😂
Reminds one of the grander scale of things it does.
For a person who has trouble controlling emotions maybe, for the rest of us it's actually incredibly fascinating to witness first hand
@@SzymczykProductions No need to be a jerk. This is devastating and people like hospital medical staff and first responders didn’t have the option of leaving. I hope you are never personally confronted with a natural disaster or have family members who are either.
@@ghostwalk2446 Right? Like not to be rude but less tears more beers!!!
I am in Leesburg Florida, it had just passed me, there was flooding this morning and it is worse now, almost lost power several times, but I am grateful to be alive
Edit: Thank you so much to the first responders for trying their best to help, and the ones that did help, thank you, we all appreciate it so so so much
Went through Melbourne. The town had no power for 2 days. I hope you are alright. There is only flooding on A1A very little on U.S.1 .
@@timafiggy I am alright!
Like ELEVENTEEN trees fell down in apopka.
Some floridians lost their home insurance a couple of months back, I hope they were able to get it back prior to this monster storm.
HATS OFF TO THE NEWS WOMEN AND MEN REPORTING IN THIS STORM !!!!
🙏🙏🙏❤️ bless ALL first responders , and send them strength!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙇🏿♂️🙇🏽♀️💕💜🙋🏽♀️🙌🏽
Thank God for all the rescue workers and voulteers
Gotta love how the guy doing the voiceover feels the need to be more dramatic than the actual footage.
Oh no! My best friends went to Florida few months ago! Thank you for letting me know! Good bless you and have a good day! 😮
Prayers for the people going through this in Florida.
Prayers are worthless. Try doing something to actually help, instead of offering religious bs.
Thoughts and prayers huh cuz they have worked so well against mass shootings. Sky fairy's can't help florida.
@@Me97202 but sending prayers is the only way to make yourself feel better without actually doing anything.
It was only wind for me 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️ and 2 days ago there was a tornado in Palm Beach
Religious nonsense responsible for millions of death and the christens gave Hitler all there support.
Prayers for all Florida so thankful it didn't hit us here in Texas
As a fellow Texan I’m here to tell you you could have stopped BEFORE “so glad it didn’t hit us in Texas”. How selfish to make it about you at all.
@@Gemmarose9012 you are right I should have.... Didn't mean to sound like that
@@jadeparr5988 its alright but dont do it again but its alr
It was NEVER going to hit Texas.
@@jadeparr5988 I don't see anything wrong with what you said. You are thankful that it didn't hit your State... we all need to be thankful, and Im thankful it didn't hit mine. Nothing selfish about that.
I don't regret being a former Floridian. I feel so sorry for these people.
Prayers up to all the folks up that way 🙏
This is giving me flashbacks from Harvey. Goodness this hurricane season started too early 😔 I hope they’re all okay and won’t be without power for too long.
Started too early? We've had a very quiet year in the Atlantic this year. We've had 99% of all storms pop up in the past few weeks and technically only have a month of the season left. Lmaoooo
@@DirectedFlame From my short experience as a Gen Z person, most of the hurricanes I’ve lived through were in the fall, mainly October and November. And yeah you’re right, it’s been pretty quite since June until now, obviously. I remember missing school in the fall months when a hurricane would happen.
@@DirectedFlame Yeah those Dust in august was really preventing storms
@@DirectedFlame true
Gracias Ron!! Martha’s Vineyard is lovely!!
Sending my condolences to florida, this is awful, at Lake District in the north of England, I couldn’t leave the house due to the heavy storm, all the trees went down and power went off
I am praying for everyone that lives in Florida’. My daughter lives in Orlando and worried for her and Juan.
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you for this news God Bless everyone 🙏🏾♥️
That’s just insane and terrible. I pray this hurricane comes to a stop😢
THANK YOU TO ALL EMTs,,, FIRST RESPONDERS, FIRE DEPT..GUYS!!!! MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND ALWAYS!!!!
Sending Florida lots of love from California. That is truly insane but beautiful to see people helping eachother. The eastern US drowns while the west burns... send that water this way!
I really feel bad for all the animals dying from thos storm
@Im.A.Used-Condom just think of the kittens and puppies!
@Im.A.Used-Condom So go the animals and the humans will soon follow....
@Im.A.Used-Condom For God both human and animal, are important in his eyes 🙏🙌🏻
@Im.A.Used-Condom Nothing wrong with caring more about his own species.
@Im.A.Used-Condom tell that to Deathsantis
Entire Florida is NOT under THANK GOD Certain cities are , I’m in Jacksonville Florida and we are ok….My prayers to all who are effected by Ian 🙏🏽
Prayers for the people going through this in plorida
The should just ban hurricanes! So stupid of Florida for not passing laws to prevent hurricanes from coming.
LOL. GOOD ONE.
Republicans love hurricanes 🌀 ask bush
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When ur broke and can’t leave 😢prayers
That woman screaming. Lol why the F are you outside? In a storm stay away from trees 🌳
The heart goes out to everyone effected by hurricane Ian. We're coming back stronger from hurricane ida. I am one of the survivors near Grand Isle in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana. And to all those effected by hurricane Ian. Ya'll will come back stronger too. Stay safe out there. We are Gulf Strong. My heart goes out to the east coast as well
Its amazing that people deal with this every year and stay in Florida!
Florida, Japan, Philippines...
PS: Perhaps another reason why people stay is because that they only have to endure a month of storms with the payback of 11 months of sunny weather.
Florida sucks. I don't recommend living here lol
its been 2 years since they had a hurricane
I LOVE FLORIDA
I WILL LIVE HERE FOREVER AHAHAHA
We don’t get a massive hurricane every year and unless you’re living in a costal area, storm surge isn’t a concern. For many folks *inland*, the reality of living through a hurricane isn’t nearly as catastrophic as the footage shown here
Thank you to first responders.
Really ? Damed fools drove fire truck in to a deep water.
@@786otto you’re saying first responders shouldn’t help because one fire truck was flooded?
@@TobleroneCraft What i am saying is that they should know better not to drive trucks into deep water, explaining it to you: it makes them useless after, and they will not be functioning when needed, so no they should not, and it just shows how incompetent they are.
@@786otto it was one truck.. and people need help. However, I am glad you are still able to criticize from afar. How about hopping in your car and showing the first responders how it’s done? Back your words up with action.
@@TobleroneCraft one truck that will be needed to save hundred of lives and wont be working, also you should know not to drive your car in deep water ,you will need it later. Thanks for conversation.
Please stop using the word viral.
It's a hurricane.
People get it.
Considering that most of the land mass of Florida is at sea level I am not shocked at how high the water levels reach during hurricanes and other such weather bombs. I am surprised that most people who live there and other places along sea coasts that get regularly battered continue to do so. Having been flooded more than 9 times myself it finally dawned on me to move. I have every sympathy with those who are experiencing these and other devastating climactic occurrences.
Yeah because nowhere else gets floods, or tornados, or earthquakes or blizzards and nor-easters - only Florida has damaging weather.
I know what its like to go through a Cat 5. My thoughts and prayers are with FL. 💜🙏🏻 May you get through this and rise stronger! Be safe everyone.
Stay safe in Florida 😢
what's that dude thinking driving in the middle of this big storm?!
Good luck it the insurance companies because my house still isn't fix in Louisiana and it's been a year alstate is a rip off
We had a 28ft storm surge in Mississippi during Katrina. It’s scary!!
Sending my prayers
It's a shame first responders had to risk their lives to help the idiots who could've left but chose not to; but, kudos to them ALL for saving the lives of those people who wanted to evacuate but could not.
Easy to say, maybe they had no where else to go
@Sarah G regardless of their age, if they were able to leave but _"chose"_ not to.. yeah, they're idiots.
_"chose not to"_ being the key words in my statement.
Bro these hurricanes are becoming more and more common too.
We had a 9 ft storm surge from hurricane Fiona in Atlantic Canada, luckily the maritime provinces are fairly hilly so the storm surge was limited to low lying areas close to shore, Florida is flat so the storm surge was able to make its way far inland
Wind damage was quite extensive though, I bet.
So sad 😢 prayers from India
The reporter at the 1:50 mark....good job on the questioning. I would have assumed they felt lucky b/c he was wearing a Corvette shirt. 🙄😮💨
My heart goes out to all those whole lost their loved ones and homes
Please built stronger houses 😭 My heart is heavy and I pray for you ♥️ love from Switzerland ♥️
What's the rent there
The reporter asked a very silly question.
Wouldn't those flood water be infested with alligators? I wouldn't walk in it.
May God bless all.🙏🕊️
I used to live in NC. Hurricane Florence wiped out about a third of my towns housing. I really feel for these people.
Hello Sam stay safe 💕
This man called them “customers”
Sewer clogged in many parts central FL causing flooding....gusts continue constantly for now...
Ya it's all trumpy chit.
Sooner or later insurance will no longer be available. The cost will either be astronomical or completely nil. You couldn't pay me to live where there is too much heat,hurricanes,sinkholes,roaches,chiggers,alligators,pythons,tornadoes. I don't see why anyone would. But if I did and I was told to get out you would not have to tell me twice. My heart goes out to the families who have lost loved ones and those who did not have the resources to leave. God Bless all the First responders. Stay safe.
Haha you’ll be surprised how many are flocking here every single day I hope this storm will keep them away 👍
I'm sorry for those who legitimately couldn't leave.
To the people who stayed based on choice? You were warned.
Miraculously, Hurricane Ian spared Palm Beach county. My prayers (*and contributions) are with the victims,
Oh no I feel so bad
At least there are several bus loads of immigrants that got out safe under deSatans early evacuation program. I hope that other floridians are safe too.
Illegals,who were welcomed with open arms to Marthas Vineyard,oops nevermind the elites shipped them out next day,guess it's not just a red thing,but nice try
Oh my God 🙏 have mercy 🙏
Let's pray for Florida
Honestly it sucks that first responders risk there lives for people who refused to leave. Yes I know some didnt have the resources to leave howver there were plenty of people who had the option and ability to leave but didn't because according to them this was just a scare tack tik
I said the same thing.They should have leave them there.
Ancient people have always said and say that the sea will always take back what belongs to it... Could it be that they built all these houses, shops, buildings in which part of the sea still has sand?
What a beautiful day.
OH lord have mercy this is too often now .
Awesome
Does anyone know how Belleair Beach weathered Ian?
OMG it’s only three hours away from Valley
Neighborhood? More like several entire cities and towns around the state.
What more RECORD-BREAKING weather events, who would have thought it? It's not like we haven't seen these patterns emerging in the recent times and It's not like Scientist haven't warned of the EXTREME becoming more common. Thoughts and Prayers though.
Some could not leave.
There needs to be more legislation for 1. Insurance companies to insure fairly, and 2) build codes requirements and restrictions in flood zones. If you're going to build hotels and houses on the flat beach like that. What else do you expect when a hurricane comes. Anywhere on the beach in FL and the Atlantic up to NC and on the gulf coast can get hit by a hurricane. I am surprised if any of these hotels or houses are insured anymore. State farm stopped all new insurance requests anywhere near the beach in Mississippi, and now there is a named storm clause for all houses in the US.
The fact that I went to Florida in August
Some of the news people's interveiwing skills Lmao
omg plz save everyone😪😔
Praise Yah we made it through Ian
go Ian go
Hang in there people.
This is so sad
I hope Florida can get through the long painful process without FEMA.
Cool....
Rip to the hundreds of people that died.
That tree crashing down on the home was in Valrico not in Tampa.
@ 1:44, the shear mindless obviousness of this "reporter" is comical. What stupid questions.
How much would the natural marshes have helped? (Had they been left there)
I live in New Smyrna Beach which is on the east coast of Florida (about 20 miles south of Daytona Beach) and we got hit by Ian very hard because we got the northeast part of the storm so we had to deal with Ian for about two days because he was so big we had the rain and wind early on with the storm and we were one of the last to get rid of Ian as he crossed over Florida. Ian’s eye was just to the south of us in Brevard County so we just got absolutely pounded in rain and wind. We were still under tropical storm warnings after Ian moved out of Florida it was nuts. I didn’t think he was going to be so bad and we did get hurricane force winds for a good 24 or 36 hours before our warnings were changed from hurricane warnings to tropical storm warnings. NSB was flooded and in some homes they had water almost 5 feet deep. One man died after he fell at home and the water went over him and he drowned. We got over 20 inches of rain from Ian. Our ponds in our backyards (I live in a neighborhood with 3 streets and all of the townhouses have a pond in their backyards) turned into lakes and our streets turned into rivers. We have a lot of wildlife where I live which is the best feature of where we live and we had fish and turtles swimming down our streets and the ducks were swimming all over the place. I got video of an egret fishing for food in the streets. I hope and pray that’s it for the hurricanes this year because we don’t want a repeat of 2004 where we got blasted by 3 hurricanes in one summer (Charley, Francis, and Jean). The past two years have been awful with my dad dying last year and this year I lost a cousin, an aunt, and an uncle. My aunt and uncle were married to each other (my aunt was my dads sister) and when my aunt died we went to S Florida near Ft Lauderdale for the funeral and we got hit by a tropical storm with a lot of rain. My uncle died 2 weeks ago and we ended up with a major hurricane. Go figure! Hopefully that’s it for this year and I hope everyone can clean up and rebuild quickly. We got lucky that our home didn’t flood. It was due to where our place was and compared to most in our neighborhood we got very lucky as most had at least their porches flooded and many had their homes flooded. Most of New Smyrna I think ended up under water but thankfully it wasn’t as bad as Ft Myers.
So sorry for the loss of your family members. I'm glad that your home didn't receive any damage and pray for you to have some sort of peace, with everything that you've been through. God bless you and Florida; And the families in Florida who've lost homes and family as well. Your all loved more than you know ❤️
What's the rent there
@@Hborn I don’t know. I’m disabled and I live with my mother so I can try to save up money since I can’t work anymore and never will be able to again most likely. I live in FL so thankfully we don’t have state taxes here so if you are working you only pay federal. Also the rent depends if you want to live on the beach! I have no desire to be near the beach. I prefer the mountains to be honest but I moved to be with mom after my ex and I split plus my dad lived 1 city away. He died on 02/23/21.
I was gonna try move to Florida this year. I will only buy on the fourth floor now
Evacuation is for rich people. People need to realize the danger of living so close to the ocean.
Pray for Florida 🙏🙏❤️
This is really fun to watch I laughed at this the entire time I was watching it live I bet it was really fun to be in the hurricane
IT BE CRAZY SHARKS WHERE IN THAT WATER ALSO
Did the emergency managers under estimate the margin of error for storm Ian's 'wiggle room "or did they ignore the advice of experts who said that it nay make landfall further S of Tampa Bay????
The politicians were focused on a few unfortunate refugees and rilling up the masses to care about their real job. This one is on them
Wind remembers screaming
it is not such a good idea to dismiss the hurricane as being over with, the central pressure suggests the storm is weakened, it is growing again with having returned to open water. Round 2 anyone?
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Everytime I answered back lmao