I’m from Memphis Tennessee & my heart goes out to everyone affected by this. May the most high continue to bless you and help your families through hard times. Keep y’all head up.
I'm from Michigan, lived in Cedar Rapids two years ago and now in Marengo, Iowa. At the time I thought the storm was intense over here. To all of those suffering, you are in my thoughts and prayers ❤
May God BLESS Cedar Rapids and all of those in the path of the Dorecho. May we come together and help each other. Ask your neighbor if they need anything, a ride to the store, a bag of ice, a place to charge their phone. BE KIND AND HELPFUL! I went four days without electricity, no phone and no perishable food. People have reached out and helped me and I will be forever grateful. I still need help but others are in a worse situation. Where are our homeless right now? Is anyone helping them?
I live in Marion, which may have been hit harder than Cedar Rapids. I bought a ten pound bag of ice on Thursday, but I only needed half of it as I was lucky enough to get my power back. This seems stupid to post on here, but if someone can use that ice, I’ll get it to you.
Wish I could help 😔😢 i pray 🙏 that the homeless made it through 💔 lord please help this town that was affected by this storm provide them with what ever they need give them protection and peace and courage 🙏
I live in Cedar Rapids Iowa and had 85% of all the trees on my property either uprooted or broke in half and fell over one evergreen tree that came down was so tall that it covered my entire front yard which is about 300 ft it also brought down power and cable lines and nearly ripped the meter off the side of the house I had to drive nearly 45 minutes out of town just to get my Verizon to even connect to RUclips doesn't sound like we're going to get power back for several days and it's like this all over Iowa Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Marion all pretty much destroyed
I’m selling my down trees to help pay to get off the power grid completely. I’m sorry you lost such a big tree, hope you can at least sell the timber prices are good right now.
I am so sorry for your losses. You are alive and you are BLESSED! We have sunshine for the days to come and will help with the recovery. People will come and help you, hang tight. At least you have a vehicle and can charge your phone. I have no transportation to get to the store and food is running out. CR is totally destroyed, looks like a war zone, but they have set up food sights and phone charging stations. IF YOU HAVE TRANSPORTATION. Plus half the people in CR still have no electricity so have no idea of the available resources. You only have ten days to submit applications for financial help so get on it. Think positively and take baby steps. This situation is temporary. We will all survive and get through it. There is a place you can go to ask for help with cleanup, etc. Go to facebook and enter: Iowa Derecho Storm Rescue to let volunteers there know you need help. I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
@@bkittenface3637 I don't know where you're at, but timber has to be pretty worthless in the Cedar Rapids IA area right now. I mean you can literally drive down *any* street and take as much as you want for free.
Sorry for your losses, blessings moving forward. Man manipulation of the environment has made almost all trees sick and dying. Like someone else said, firewood, gonna be a tough winter. Food, warmth, water, protection. Stock up. God bless
There are food banks setting up throughout the city, with bottled water, milk and ice. The Cellular Center is a phone charging station if you need that. You can call United Way at 211 for help with food too.
My parents use to work for crst and I used to drive up from Missouri to pick them up ceder rapids is a great little town and I hate to see this happening to them 🙏
Devastating and heartbreaking and so underreported. This caused 90,000 square miles of damage affecting 20 million people. In Iowa alone the extreme wind corridor (100 mph -140 mph) covered an area of 2,000 square miles affecting 300,000 people and forever changing numerous cities along it's path. For a weather event this historic and significant this got nowhere near the national coverage that Katrina, 9/11, Joplin, The Camp Fire, or the Japan Tsunami got. These people and extreme rare events like this deserve just as much attention as the others regardless of where any happened. Thoughts, prayers, vibes, wishes, and support goes out to all affected by this event, and especially for those still trying to recover 15 months on.
GROW THE F-UP! PEOPLE ARE IN PAIN AND SUFFERING FROM THIS DEVASTATING STORM...AND YOU MORONS ARE CRITIQUING THE DAMN MUSIC!!! HOW ABOUT LENDING A HELPING HAND ✋ INSTEAD!
looks like the light level damaged areas from Hurricane Andrew back in 1992. Houses and buildings in Miami-Dade there were extremely heavily damaged compared to this.
Amen to the National Guard coming to help. They only sent 100 guard people though and with this disaster its not enough. Why did it take FIVE DAYS for Reynolds to come to CR? She is worthless.
For anyone in need of volunteers to help with big and small projects or any need at all, go to the facebook page: Iowa Derecho Storm Rescue. A local man, Raymond Siddell has set this page up to connect volunteers and people with needs to work together. When you become overwhelmed with this all, just remember our situation in TEMPORARY!! We will get through this and people are coming from all over to assist us. May you all stay safe and take care of each other.
I’m from Memphis Tennessee & my heart goes out to everyone affected by this. May the most high continue to bless you and help your families through hard times. Keep y’all head up.
Thank you for your kind thoughts! We surely appreciate them.
I'm from Michigan, lived in Cedar Rapids two years ago and now in Marengo, Iowa. At the time I thought the storm was intense over here. To all of those suffering, you are in my thoughts and prayers ❤
Thank you for your kind words!
marengo sucks i hated that town worst town ever.
@@polynesiapistachio1153 Oh I am not here by choice. I am stuck here and hate it.
I live in Michigan, but my grandparents are from Cedar Rapids.
May God BLESS Cedar Rapids and all of those in the path of the Dorecho. May we come together and help each other. Ask your neighbor if they need anything, a ride to the store, a bag of ice, a place to charge their phone. BE KIND AND HELPFUL! I went four days without electricity, no phone and no perishable food. People have reached out and helped me and I will be forever grateful. I still need help but others are in a worse situation. Where are our homeless right now? Is anyone helping them?
I live in Marion, which may have been hit harder than Cedar Rapids. I bought a ten pound bag of ice on Thursday, but I only needed half of it as I was lucky enough to get my power back. This seems stupid to post on here, but if someone can use that ice, I’ll get it to you.
Wish I could help 😔😢 i pray 🙏 that the homeless made it through 💔 lord please help this town that was affected by this storm provide them with what ever they need give them protection and peace and courage 🙏
@@connieelliott5359 THank you. The power of prayer can move mountains!
@Connie Elliott
Thank you so much, you have no idea how much we need prayers right now
@@OneBrokenEgg you're welcome 🤗💙🙏🏻💖
I live in Cedar Rapids Iowa and had 85% of all the trees on my property either uprooted or broke in half and fell over one evergreen tree that came down was so tall that it covered my entire front yard which is about 300 ft it also brought down power and cable lines and nearly ripped the meter off the side of the house I had to drive nearly 45 minutes out of town just to get my Verizon to even connect to RUclips doesn't sound like we're going to get power back for several days and it's like this all over Iowa Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Marion all pretty much destroyed
I’m selling my down trees to help pay to get off the power grid completely. I’m sorry you lost such a big tree, hope you can at least sell the timber prices are good right now.
I am so sorry for your losses. You are alive and you are BLESSED! We have sunshine for the days to come and will help with the recovery. People will come and help you, hang tight. At least you have a vehicle and can charge your phone. I have no transportation to get to the store and food is running out. CR is totally destroyed, looks like a war zone, but they have set up food sights and phone charging stations. IF YOU HAVE TRANSPORTATION. Plus half the people in CR still have no electricity so have no idea of the available resources. You only have ten days to submit applications for financial help so get on it. Think positively and take baby steps. This situation is temporary. We will all survive and get through it. There is a place you can go to ask for help with cleanup, etc. Go to facebook and enter: Iowa Derecho Storm Rescue to let volunteers there know you need help. I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
@@bkittenface3637 I don't know where you're at, but timber has to be pretty worthless in the Cedar Rapids IA area right now. I mean you can literally drive down *any* street and take as much as you want for free.
Sorry for your losses, blessings moving forward. Man manipulation of the environment has made almost all trees sick and dying. Like someone else said, firewood, gonna be a tough winter. Food, warmth, water, protection. Stock up. God bless
Praying for Cedar Rapids!
@@lindam.6782 I know. Prayers for all the communities involved. I live in the south; Hurricane Matthew is a storm I will never forget.
Thank you for your prayers and support. They are much appreciated.
We saw this first hand and it looked like a war zone. Looked more like a tornado.
Very sad to see this :) My second homeland and so many great memories there.
it was CRAZY we had a week without power so our didn’t work or anything and obviously places were closed for the week
I think that beat made for a nice sunny day outside, not to be played for disaster
I live in Cedar Rapids and we still don’t have electricity all out food has gone bad and trees up rooted everywhere
Omg
There are food banks setting up throughout the city, with bottled water, milk and ice. The Cellular Center is a phone charging station if you need that. You can call United Way at 211 for help with food too.
Yall good now?
My parents use to work for crst and I used to drive up from Missouri to pick them up ceder rapids is a great little town and I hate to see this happening to them 🙏
"Derecho" should be pronounced "de-wreck-o" after this one. How very sad.
Yep
The background music is too happy for this video
Devastating and heartbreaking and so underreported. This caused 90,000 square miles of damage affecting 20 million people. In Iowa alone the extreme wind corridor (100 mph -140 mph) covered an area of 2,000 square miles affecting 300,000 people and forever changing numerous cities along it's path. For a weather event this historic and significant this got nowhere near the national coverage that Katrina, 9/11, Joplin, The Camp Fire, or the Japan Tsunami got. These people and extreme rare events like this deserve just as much attention as the others regardless of where any happened. Thoughts, prayers, vibes, wishes, and support goes out to all affected by this event, and especially for those still trying to recover 15 months on.
Didnt CR just get hit by floods earlier this year......rough stuff
2008 (very severe),
2016 (much less severe, new levies helped, and we were much more prepared)
lol what is this life insurance music 😂
Only in Iowa would gift shop music be put to a disaster.
I was thinking of home owners insurance...
Omfg im dying i get where they were trying to go but my God I cant unsee now
GROW THE F-UP! PEOPLE ARE IN PAIN AND SUFFERING FROM THIS DEVASTATING STORM...AND YOU MORONS ARE CRITIQUING THE DAMN MUSIC!!! HOW ABOUT LENDING A HELPING HAND ✋ INSTEAD!
Minerva Galvez Humor is healing Karen. Shhhhh
The Music is Distracting for this Video.
And nothing on national news.....too busy bashing Trump..
Why are they not covering this on the news? Unbelievable! Love 💘 from Kentucky
A day I'll never forget. I live in the Quad Cities. It hit us right after it Cexar Rapids.
looks like the light level damaged areas from Hurricane Andrew back in 1992. Houses and buildings in Miami-Dade there were extremely heavily damaged compared to this.
At least they had time to prepare and were experienced in dealing with Derechos.
@@kimberlyscabiniowa1199 we didn't know what a derecho was till this happened
Thank you National Guard and Gov. Reynolds!
Amen to the National Guard coming to help. They only sent 100 guard people though and with this disaster its not enough. Why did it take FIVE DAYS for Reynolds to come to CR? She is worthless.
@@kimberlyscabiniowa1199 Well said. Reynolds is garbage.
Goodness!
The great pruning of 2020
Looked like a haboob in Phoenix.
For anyone in need of volunteers to help with big and small projects or any need at all, go to the facebook page: Iowa Derecho Storm Rescue. A local man, Raymond Siddell has set this page up to connect volunteers and people with needs to work together. When you become overwhelmed with this all, just remember our situation in TEMPORARY!! We will get through this and people are coming from all over to assist us. May you all stay safe and take care of each other.
What kind of dentist office waiting room music is this shit
My $2k kayak was on a semi in that and it got crushed literally
Most semis in that were blown over on the highway.
it is time for people who live in the paths of these destructive storms to adopt more protective architecture. Underground to be exact.
I got hit by it
really? Piano? am i shopping for a birthday card to give to grandma? CLUELESS
Woodprix has a lot of plans to choose from.
Eeeeed
REMEMBER THE END IS NEAR.
God sure is angry with us