I live in Ohio and we get flooding like this All the time. You live in Florida and say NEVER..... My friend has lived in Florida for 12 years and my Aunt over 20. Whatever. . Lies
@@MrSwitchblade327 God isn't picking on the one it's just the way the world turns the whole planet is alive . It's just part of the cycle that keeps our planet going and God did create it all thank God
He's doing fine - I just saw him float past my house wearing a life vest. He had a beer in his hand and a big smile on his face and he waved to me as he floated past.
Wow....just feel it for you people now. Base on our experience here in the Caribbean...I'm telling you ,this will be very destructive... No mountain ranges to stop these ruthless winds....😭😭
My friend is currently down there she left on Sunday her friends were like it's nothing it's not a big storm don't worry about it it's not even going to hit and I told her don't trust anybody because it's an act of God you don't know what it's going to do
We're in Ft Pierce on the east coast. Looks like we've dodged the bullet, but those folks are in a mess. Hope they evacuated when told to. We were camping up by Ormond Beach and they ran us off yesterday, thank God. Thought we could wait till today but it is so big the bands are already moving through. Would have been pulling a camper trailer in high winds, not good.
@@Pensacola-Handyman Not everyone has the ability, resources or massive intelligence to be like you, that's why we pay high premiums for insurance. Don't worry our rates will go up further after we file a claim. You won't have to pay for us. Thanks for your concern though.
@@Pensacola-Handyman yeah who asked you. Insurance makes millions each month off premiums paid and so therefore life is more important than possessions. Maybe people don’t care about taking both or all their cars. Maybe the one they evacuated in is all that matters. I’ve paid over 1-2k per year for over 25 years and never made an insurance claim. I’m pretty sure I’m owed a car if a once in 10 years hurricane comes in and sweeps it away out to sea.
@@Pensacola-Handyman Something is wrong with you. Stop judging people when you don't know everyone's circumstances. You could very easily be in a place tomorrow where you cant afford to be perfect... this life is harder on people who aren't as perfect as you are. Stop wishing bad on others before your bad wishes on others comes back on you ten fold.
@@lucus4485 Probably true in a handful of cases but not nearly as many as get flooded. The main explanation is that there's that many people that stupid.
@@justinstandifer604 We'll send you a medal for such a good deed Justin. The police will deliver it personally to your door. That's how proud we are of you.
@@craigfinnegan8534 Can't take a little sarcasm? My car is old & worth $1500, I'd just junk it & buy another old beater. Refuse to have car payments. But many people do this with high end cars when they become money pits.
As i understand it construction requires whats called hurricane straps to be installed on all newer const. These straps are a strip of steel screwed to the roof trusses and down to the upper wall plates and down to wall studs. This effectivly makes the roof and walls one unit.
Knowing the power of wind gusts it’s impressive to see the ability of these homes construction to withstand the amount of sheer power being thrown at them. My house in the northeast is built to carry heavy snow load , but if I got winds like that it would look like match sticks
I never understood that either....like literally it it's getting a hotel for a couple days north. I dont get the people that stick around and wait for their cars to get wrecked
@@firingallcylinders2949 Getting a vehicle to a safe place makes sense. But evacuating a hurricane isn't nearly as sensible as it seems. During Irma in 2017 all the motel rooms were booked as far as Tennessee. Traffic on the return was an all-day ordeal (I evacuated late so I don't know about outbound traffic, though it looked horrible on the news the other day). Gas stations were 80% out of fuel so there was a long wait at every fill-up. For me personally evacuating was much more problematic than staying put and I'll never evacuate again. For homeowners, staying home can also minimize damage because they're on-site to deal with it (example: roof leaks).
you are right; should require building to be at least 1/2 mile from coast line; just a few years ago several codo in Miami beach fell down; they where 11 to 12 stories high.
Humans can get out of harms way, animals often cannot. Insanely so, many people leave their domestic animals behind, (as we saw w/ Katrina). The lucky ones were not chained or caged in a backyard or left in a home abandoned, to their doom. Everyone can help, please check your neighborhoods. Your local shelters and private rescues will all be inundated with sick injured pets and wildlife. Please be mindful of this if are an animal lover, critters great and small need YOU! Become a volunteer and don’t forget to donate locally so we may save all the lives we can when the deluge starts to subside.
I love this. Don't go anywhere as it's too dangerous. So what the hell is this guy and camera crew doing there? Seriously. Now who the hell is going to bail them out and when? No disrespect intended for the journalists but think here.
Obe thing I haven't heard the public reminded if re Ian, is that folks should keep a hatchet handy in case flood waters force them into an attic or attic crawlspace which will enable them to exit through the roof so rescuers can get to them.
You wouldn't want to use a chainsaw in a situation like that, it wouldn't leave you with only moments to spare like in a movie. Seriously Rosemarie, who wouldn't just climb out a window if the water flooded that high?
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😢I'm extremely worried about what my family is experiencing in Naples. Thanks for your coverage!
Have you heard from them Dawn?? So far my family is ok. I hope yours is as well. ❤
Prayers for your family
Omg i have lived in Naples for over 25 years and it’s literally my first time seeing this. Even my children are shocked.
We are not shocked...especially at my 69 years.
@@garycallihan4206 Keep looking for someone who gives a damn
I live in Ohio and we get flooding like this All the time. You live in Florida and say NEVER..... My friend has lived in Florida for 12 years and my Aunt over 20. Whatever. . Lies
God please help them all in Florida and Cuba and Puerto Rica and everywhere else impacted by hurricanes. God bless them.
Thank you.
Obviously, God hates Florida.
I’m just in tears right now.But feel bad for my people in Florida
Saying a prayer for everyone in Florida that all are safe ❤ 🥰
This is historic I've lived in Naples for over 30 years and I've never seen this happen
You believe in God!!
Stay safe. Unbelievable. I'm familiar with Naples.
@@lamarcurtis1582 yes
@@lamarcurtis1582 so why is God doing this
@@MrSwitchblade327 God isn't picking on the one it's just the way the world turns the whole planet is alive . It's just part of the cycle that keeps our planet going and God did create it all thank God
Praying for everyone to come out of this alive❤️
Amen!
@@mr.ponstan7522 ❤️
Homeless people were washed away in Fort Myers on tv
Oh my Lord have mercy! 🙏🏻
@@nfbconnect 😔 i pray that person rests easy.
I hope everyone is safe!!
My heart & prayers go out to each & every Floridian in the path of Ian! Please stay safe! God's blessings to you All! 🙏🏼
Gods blessings?! God IS destroying lives here!
@@joeconcrete5067 That's the part they don't like to think about, so then just write it off as his plan so they don't have to question it.
I like when he started nodding and saying yep that's right to confirm that flooding is bad
🤣 you beat me to it
“Yup”
“That’s right”.
That is not just flooding that is biblical :/
Oh my! I’m so sorry my fellow Floridians:( may you and your loved ones be safe and may you recover swiftly. I’m so sorry 😢 ❤
Great footage. Hoping everyone is safe.
We share the terror with our Floridian family. 💖
Our prayers are with you people in Florida.🙏
You're prayers are apparently.
Thanks
thank you.
nah we skr8 bruh, just a passing storm 🥱
praise Satan! Amen! 666!!!
It looks like he’s having so much fun, thanks news station for giving him this opportunity to be out in this one in a lifetime weather.
My dads in North Port, Florida..hope he's doing okay.
My best friend is in Punta Gorda below north port … I will pray for your dad
He's doing fine - I just saw him float past my house wearing a life vest. He had a beer in his hand and a big smile on his face and he waved to me as he floated past.
Leaving nearly new cars ($25,000 to $40,000) in a storm surge area is really sad. Those cars will be scrap after this is over.
I saw a range that is +$100K
Nah they gonna be sold as slightly used lol
It's also high tide now.
@@bobbob5007 the sad thing is you're right they will try to sell them to somebody ❗🚙🚐😐🚗
@@keithjones8889 time to dry it out and sell it to carvana. Best of luck suckers!
Wow....just feel it for you people now.
Base on our experience here in the Caribbean...I'm telling you ,this will be very destructive... No mountain ranges to stop these ruthless winds....😭😭
Hope the best for you and your loved ones. Y'all delt with it now it's our turn
Only prayers at this stage! Peace from Chicago
My friend is currently down there she left on Sunday her friends were like it's nothing it's not a big storm don't worry about it it's not even going to hit and I told her don't trust anybody because it's an act of God you don't know what it's going to do
I’m praying for everyone. This is a very wicked storm. 🙏🙏🇨🇦
Just looking at this from over here in OZ. I hope you guys are safe. That is insane.
That's some storm surge, hope folks in area are safe!
We're in Ft Pierce on the east coast. Looks like we've dodged the bullet, but those folks are in a mess. Hope they evacuated when told to. We were camping up by Ormond Beach and they ran us off yesterday, thank God. Thought we could wait till today but it is so big the bands are already moving through. Would have been pulling a camper trailer in high winds, not good.
Glad you're safe. I'm in northern Ormond Beach right now and so far it's not bad at all. But why do I feel like it's famous last words?
so scary lord please keep them safe please I'm praying for them 😣😥
That’s not flooding, that’s the Sea!!!!!
I lived in Ft. Myers this is just mind blowing.
Always important to plan on putting your car on high ground or a parking structure during these events. Key is to plan for a strop before a season
People who leave their cars there shouldn't be reimbursed from the insurance company.
@@Pensacola-Handyman Not everyone has the ability, resources or massive intelligence to be like you, that's why we pay high premiums for insurance. Don't worry our rates will go up further after we file a claim. You won't have to pay for us. Thanks for your concern though.
@@Pensacola-Handyman yeah who asked you. Insurance makes millions each month off premiums paid and so therefore life is more important than possessions. Maybe people don’t care about taking both or all their cars. Maybe the one they evacuated in is all that matters.
I’ve paid over 1-2k per year for over 25 years and never made an insurance claim. I’m pretty sure I’m owed a car if a once in 10 years hurricane comes in and sweeps it away out to sea.
What "high ground" in Florida are you referring to? What "parking structures"? Have you BEEN to these areas?
@@Pensacola-Handyman Something is wrong with you. Stop judging people when you don't know everyone's circumstances. You could very easily be in a place tomorrow where you cant afford to be perfect... this life is harder on people who aren't as perfect as you are. Stop wishing bad on others before your bad wishes on others comes back on you ten fold.
I will never understand why people don’t move their vehicles to parking ramps and high ground. Flooded cars are total loses.
They want the insurance money on the car. People do this on purpose to get out of car loans.
@@lucus4485 Probably true in a handful of cases but not nearly as many as get flooded. The main explanation is that there's that many people that stupid.
@@justinstandifer604 We'll send you a medal for such a good deed Justin. The police will deliver it personally to your door. That's how proud we are of you.
@@craigfinnegan8534 Can't take a little sarcasm? My car is old & worth $1500, I'd just junk it & buy another old beater. Refuse to have car payments. But many people do this with high end cars when they become money pits.
I hope everyone is safe ❤
prayers , the news predicted 10 ft storm surge , they should have moved the cars
My thoughts😢😢😢and Prayers for Florida😢😢😢♥️
Omg!!!! Wow! Blessings from Nova Scotia 🇨🇦 That's so scary!
Hats off to these news reporters 🙏🏻🙏🏻 god bless America
Been there 12 years ago...this is so so sad to watch....the wave surges are unbelievable 😥😥
Praying for everyone stay safe
Be careful buying a used car for a while....
I'm so glad I finally left Florida born n raised in Miami
I. noticed a lot of Fla people moving to Ga
@@trapmuzik6708 yes I moved to Macon Georgia and I love it here
People ARE aware they CANT breath underwater bro.
🙏 I can feel you guys pain praying for Florida
Stay safe please folks and pray animals wasn't left outside.
I think he was referring to wind clips that hold down tile. No such thing as a self tightening scew.
God bless Florida 🙏
why leave your car parked there, you knew it was coming
they were underwater in their loan anyway
Praying for everyone 🙏🏼this is awful 😞
Hope you have enough food and water my friend it's going to be a bumpy ride!! Good luck.
As i understand it construction requires whats called hurricane straps to be installed on all newer const. These straps are a strip of steel screwed to the roof trusses and down to the upper wall plates and down to wall studs. This effectivly makes the roof and walls one unit.
Florida not known for its building code enforcements.. 🙄
Just like that Chinese drywall all over FL
Omg!!! Stay safe all!!! 🥹😢
Poor people, hope they come through this disaster ok.
Knowing the power of wind gusts it’s impressive to see the ability of these homes construction to withstand the amount of sheer power being thrown at them. My house in the northeast is built to carry heavy snow load , but if I got winds like that it would look like match sticks
Praying for the homeless
Hi Ali Velshi, stay safe brother.
Is he safe being there? That building could break and float away..my goodness they put these weather folks at risk 😳
I know that's what I was saying I'm afraid for him 😣😥
He's fine he can't leave for a while but he's safe where he's at with what it's at now
It would make for compelling footage.
"They" put them at risk? Individuals can only put themselves at risk.
What street are you on exactly???
In a video I just saw from Fort Meyers, houses are floating away.
Insurance must cost a fortune in Fla..
It's great owning beach front property in Florida................. until something like this happens.
What are those cars doing there? Now they're toast. People were warned to leave the area.
We had this in Long Beach in 2012. It is a disaster. I'm still not done rebuilding many are but I'm not. It is life changing
What really amazes me , people still decide to stay home with there cars in the street. Makes no sense so much time to get out.
I never understood that either....like literally it it's getting a hotel for a couple days north. I dont get the people that stick around and wait for their cars to get wrecked
@@firingallcylinders2949 Getting a vehicle to a safe place makes sense. But evacuating a hurricane isn't nearly as sensible as it seems. During Irma in 2017 all the motel rooms were booked as far as Tennessee. Traffic on the return was an all-day ordeal (I evacuated late so I don't know about outbound traffic, though it looked horrible on the news the other day). Gas stations were 80% out of fuel so there was a long wait at every fill-up. For me personally evacuating was much more problematic than staying put and I'll never evacuate again. For homeowners, staying home can also minimize damage because they're on-site to deal with it (example: roof leaks).
"Do not go anywhere, do not attempt to go anywhere" by the looks of it you aint go nowhere except down with the ship
Why, when the surge comes in does the camera not STAY WITH IT.
high tide in tampa will be around 5:23pm today...add 2.45ft to the estimated 18 ft of water surge...
This man has no idea... the building he is in is near shore and could be undermined and collapse.
The water rose at least a foot in the 10 minutes I watched
you are right; should require building to be at least 1/2 mile from coast line; just a few years ago several codo in Miami beach fell down; they where 11 to 12 stories high.
I thought same that whole building could collapse
OMG I have never seen anything like this. We had reservations in FMB next week and I don't believe it's going to happen.
FMB is devastated
uhhhhh I think that's out. 😂😂🤔🙄
@@MariaVazquez-du3st how do u know it's DEVASTATED??
@@brandygoyer5940 I've seen videos of the destruction. But see for yourself. Sanibel is too.
How do the news people leave?
They probably wait until it's safe to leave
@@madsciontist_9470 that sucks to be just stuck there in that building
prayers for every one may god watch over you all keep you safe from canada
This is just a beginning of this monster. Stay safe everyone 🙏🙏🙏
That's the worst spot, good for reporting to watch it going down one street.
Humans can get out of harms way, animals often cannot. Insanely so, many people leave their domestic animals behind, (as we saw w/ Katrina). The lucky ones were not chained or caged in a backyard or left in a home abandoned, to their doom. Everyone can help, please check your neighborhoods. Your local shelters and private rescues will all be inundated with sick injured pets and wildlife. Please be mindful of this if are an animal lover, critters great and small need YOU! Become a volunteer and don’t forget to donate locally so we may save all the lives we can when the deluge starts to subside.
Probably sharks in that water
Estou orando pelos meus familiares em Naples.
I love this. Don't go anywhere as it's too dangerous. So what the hell is this guy and camera crew doing there? Seriously. Now who the hell is going to bail them out and when? No disrespect intended for the journalists but think here.
Many blessings to all Amen! 🙌 🙏 💖
Obe thing I haven't heard the public reminded if re Ian, is that folks should keep a hatchet handy in case flood waters force them into an attic or attic crawlspace which will enable them to exit through the roof so rescuers can get to them.
You wouldn't want to use a chainsaw in a situation like that, it wouldn't leave you with only moments to spare like in a movie.
Seriously Rosemarie, who wouldn't just climb out a window if the water flooded that high?
My thoughts and prayers are with everyone in Ian's path.
All those cars will be sold for $ cheap au auction once they are dried out
Deep in prayer 🙏🙏🙏🙏
That's amazing. I wondered about roofs. Unbelievable new technology can do this
Yep, and payback for the vine yard.
My mom lives in West Palm Beach Florida
Why would you keep your car there? I would have definitely moved it up north personally. I would not have stayed
Where exactly is this?
Naples
One small section of Naples! A very RICH!! beach area
Que pasé pronto 🙏 Dios los proteja.
This footage is wild
I just hope my dads relatives and mine are okay.
I live in central florida. I can’t believe my eyes👀☹️
Beautiful...
SAVE ALL ANIMALS!
I always said! The beach is there for all to enjoy and VISIT !! Not to live on.
Are these floods fresh water or salt or both?
I just want the pandemic roaches to go back to where they flocked from. Hopefully this will scare some of them packing
💯💯💯💯💯
That's perfect kayaking right there
Wait why would you look on the map no roads in Naples are closed?
This is just terrible. Those poor people. God help them.
Por favor de verdad q lo sentimos muchísimo x aquí en Cuba sin palabras.🙏
Dijeron que toda Cuba está sin electricidad, es cierto?
@@anitatamez8837 A sí mismo es .
reporters should wear floatation devices during this situation you can never be sure what will happen
Prayers 🙏🙏🙏
Those poor cars
Do anyone know what’s weather like in Orlando
Praying for Tampa
What street is that?