I bet they built up the sand to build the houses on, there was one house they used black sand. Then they put up a sea wall up to contain the sand they built up. the sea walls were not strong enough obviously. Mother nature again showing how much stronger she is than humans. Mother nature reminding humans who is in charge on this planet.
@@FLIPPER1439 Haha I do not watch MSM, and I do not listen to conspiracy. There is no proof of GWM. This is purely humans trying to beat mother nature and control mother nature. That is not going to happen, humans will loose very time. Humans are so arrogant to think they will win against the force of mother nature and have tried for 200 years to do this. Maybe people should not live right on a beach, or in a flood plain. Humans will continue to cry and do the same thing over and over expecting a different out come. That is the very insane.
@@pressureworks really!! well you can't sit or enjoy the beach... and because most all the walk over areas to the beach are destroyed and the driving ramps to the beach are closed and washed out ...but I guess you know better
@@pressureworks the sand is always wet we used to have 1200 ft of dry sand during low tide and space for driving. If you know you know I live here and can say 100% the beach as in the sand dunes and space where you would lay and sunbath, ride a bike fly a kite etc is now got and the waves are now splashing against sea walls.
No one should have been allowed to build anywhere close to the beach. It should be left natural , FL is in for a rude awakening, they have only 8 months till next hurricane season starts , giving them time to clean up , then do it all again next year.
5:37 next time it rains, this sand will be washed away and with it the house, and this guy worries about washing some sand off his deck, thus contributing to the erosion.
You are an expert with your Drone!! A sand foundation is foolish to build on. And what’s worse is building a home right on the beach, especially a place that gets bad storms and hurricanes. It adds up to a disaster. @4:53. The house on the left is being built. I wonder what they’ll think of this? @7:16 This area is surrounded by water, so in-fact what people have done is built houses on a sandbar. Even though builders put huge amounts of sand on the sandbar in order to get more real estate , it’s still a sandbar that was built up by the ocean at one time. 🤷♀️
@@jacklandaupresents And homeowners wonder why they can't afford homeowner's insurance. Fire/Flood/Hurricane/Tornado if you carry a mortgage, you have to purchase coverage for it all. Taxes and insurance are burdens, but, State and local authorities confiscate your money to provide for the welfare of others. One way or another, everyone pays the piper. Build your house on sand, and you get a demolished house. Everyone knew this going in - no one should act surprised.
The way to be near the beach, is to have your home on solid land and not on a built up sand dune and drive to the beach. Your home is safe from water and you get to enjoy the beach. Yes, people still get damage from hurricane winds as well. I live both close to the beach and close to the mountains.
I really Like your Composition,Great Music Score starting off with a " Metallica " est sound' Best Damage Footage I have seen of Daytona 11/11/2022 All this to say you just got another Sub, Keep up the Great videos.
There was almost a 500 mile wide fetch of tropical storm force winds to the north of the storm for a extended period of time resulting in over 20 feet of ocean swell at an average interval of 13 to 15 seconds(also referred to as wave period) on top of King tides and storm surge. Combine these three elements and this is the result. The unusually wide fetch was a result of a large strong high pressure off the east coast of the US. The south side (weak side) of the system was small in comparison. I would note the in my home town of Cocoa Beach which is about a 1.5 hour drive south that there was no damage to beach side homes, condo's etc due numerous beach restoration projects over the last 15 years or so. A substantial dune line with sea oats acted as a barer to the surf that was just as big if not bigger than Daytona Beach.
Storm surge is not a direct function of intensity. Wind speed does play some role, but the size of the wind field and onshore fetch is also important, as well as bathymetry and shape of the coastline. A very large Cat 1 like Nicole will produce a larger surge than a more intense but much smaller hurricane. This is why I always tell people that category is not the only important factor. Worst case scenarios are when you get intense hurricanes that are also very large. The most catastrophic surges on record have occurred when intense hurricanes with large windfields impact shorelines with shallow bathymetry. Katrina and Ian are good examples.
The water was this high after Ian there is no Daytona Beach anymore. I live on the peninsula in Daytona Beach at the highest point where the utility comes across the Halifax River and all this water and destruction is triggering and I am ready to move.
@@stephaniewoznicki2641 Thats another factor I overlooked. Ian exited eastern Florida as a strong tropical storm. Though much less severe than western Florida, Ian's surge along the east coast had already caused substantial erosion. It probably made it easier for Nicole's surge to erode the shoreline even further.
@@storm12weather Angle of waves at the coast ,ocean current ,timing and amplitude of the waves ,will create sand transportation ,which means this sand is taken away from here and moved to further downstream (to the north).This is a normal natural phenomenon only this time it was lethal to the not properly protected property.The seawall should be build like a skirt on al 4 sides of the property .Pile driving ( piles concrete 10"x 10" or equal length approx 80 feet depth of local bedrock layer) is neccesary to support the above structure.A concrete collar (24" x 24" beam) on top of the seawall on al 4 sides.A slab at least 8" on top of the soil integrated with the collar of the seawall.Integrated with the slab beams 24"x 24" on top of the piles grid c to c 144".Al beams reinforced with rebar.Concrete should be saltwaterproof.
All of Florida is on Sand. Look at the houses built across the street, they're all fine. Its building right on the beach that is foolish. Matters not if its on sand, dirt, clay, stones, rock, bedrock. When the ocean hits, your house will wash up in Africa in about a year.
@@IscruCristi so you're basically advice from a fictional character in a fictional book. Let me ask this, on what ground is your home built upon? It's either; sand, soil, clay
Bound to happen in a storm surge zone A. Not very safe to build homes along Florida coast .water temperature too warm. Developers don't care they got there money. Infrastructure really a problem.
It Was A Hurricane One Of The Odd storms this late in the season, I was in this one Thank GOD no Issues Trees and The Vegetation Needed Watering...many Don't Realize how many farms are here in our GREAT State and we needed all that rain for our tropical Vegetation.
What I would like to know is how they going to rebuild cause as long as places like this is NEAR the water I don't think it would be worth rebuilding another place not with the way prices are & going higher everyday.
Oh, I've got a great idea. Let's build our house on the beach. Surly nothing will happen to our beautiful home. Money can't save you. But of course not learning a lesson means you will repeat your mistake.
I my not be a construction worker but I didnt think I seen any rebar in the cement patio or what ever that was that collapsed by that house that had all that 3 their layer of patio behind their house it looked like some one just poured cement on sand then one good crack and the water washes the sand away then guess what the cement caved in wow who'd a thought of that !?
Storms, earthquakes, floods, can happen anywhere anytime. We live in a time, where nothing is safe. But honestly it's terrible the damages on these homes. Thank goodness no loss of human life. Find a better closer inland place to build.
Yes, I think a lot of people thought Daytona Beach area did not get as hard hit as the West Coast of Florida. It got hit very hard. It’s pretty sad to see all this.
Many of those structures actually had damage from Ian. They got hit twice, once as Ian was leaving, then a direct hit from Nicole... but yes, before Ian things were very different, and Nicole definitely did a lot of noticeable damage!
I grew up in this town and I'm 63 years old I have never seen such devastation actually this is predicting the future of Florida, as Earth's temperatures rise every storm that hit Cuba and the Caribbean is moving northward towards Florida
Wait till the storms cut through the peninsula in time all will be gone look like the storms are trying cut through Flagler Beach. to me I live in Daytona for forty five years see it coming. One good bad hurricane. Up in Ohio good luck Friends of the Beaches
Hopefully all of those unsafe monstrosities will be condemned. And finish being destroyed never to be replaced again. Many of those Coastline areas need to return back to natural Preserve protected land that should be made public beach open to the public so that no one individual owns any property or structure all those affected coastlines. There should have a Army Corps of Engineers Seawall built just before the road that goes along the ocean Shoreline. With plenty of plants and vegetation and sand to detour the coast from further erosion returning the area back to the way it used to be when it was a natural beautiful protected sustainable beach.
I think it's time for legislation to stop reconstruction on shore lines & barrier islands in the event of total loss. And no more new construction! And just think about all the storm debris that has polluted the ocean & gulf coast by Ian & Nicole.
Why on gods green earth would anyone allow to permit these shacks be built on this tidal sand in the first place? It's not a question of if, but when. They, not the tax payer, should be responsible for cleaning up their mess.
200 million years ago all the continents were connected together as one. Who should we blame for when they broke apart? The Mayor, the City Counsel or the Governor? I am amazed at peoples opinions. Humans weren’t supposed to live in houses, build cars, build roads, fly in metal tubes at 500 miles per hour sitting in lawn chairs sipping on an alcoholic beverage beverage watching movies or addicted to the internet. Is life all about blaming someone believing us humans should be immune from natural disasters? How about praying for forgiveness and being more compassionate for one another?
TITLE & NAME & LABEL ...these beach stretches, any coastline, ....whatever titles you want to... these are here by creation, ocean, waves, tide, storm, millennia, changes, volcanoes, sand, moon-beach action, and sometimes hurricanes & tsunamis, rogue waves, tidal bores, .... it's not like creation didn't know it's NAME first. If any 1 person has no place to go, we need to ask each other to please help us.. be bolder, ...be hopeful. In hopes all are a community mind.. community survival...community thriving.
@@IscruCristi No. Not here and not in this way every again. Only cities that float that are anchored to the land. The UN has approved a design that houses 10,000 homeless.
And this fokes is why you don't pay millions to put a house in a dune
Unless money isn’t an issue to them.
Riiight ! But wealh brings blindness, prinde, foolness. Jesus said it. În Apocalypse. Be blessed.
I bet they built up the sand to build the houses on, there was one house they used black sand. Then they put up a sea wall up to contain the sand they built up. the sea walls were not strong enough obviously. Mother nature again showing how much stronger she is than humans. Mother nature reminding humans who is in charge on this planet.
Genoenginering Weather Modification…..please research and allow education to take you away from MSM.
The house with big rocks seemed to have survived(?)
@@FLIPPER1439 Haha I do not watch MSM, and I do not listen to conspiracy. There is no proof of GWM. This is purely humans trying to beat mother nature and control mother nature. That is not going to happen, humans will loose very time. Humans are so arrogant to think they will win against the force of mother nature and have tried for 200 years to do this. Maybe people should not live right on a beach, or in a flood plain. Humans will continue to cry and do the same thing over and over expecting a different out come. That is the very insane.
You won't see this on the news because its bad for tourism but there has been no beach since Ian.
@@pressureworks Not really. The beach was in front of the seawall...the seawall with the huge gaping hole in it at 1:00. The beach was much wider.
@@pressureworks really!! well you can't sit or enjoy the beach... and because most all the walk over areas to the beach are destroyed and the driving ramps to the beach are closed and washed out ...but I guess you know better
@@pressureworks the sand is always wet we used to have 1200 ft of dry sand during low tide and space for driving. If you know you know I live here and can say 100% the beach as in the sand dunes and space where you would lay and sunbath, ride a bike fly a kite etc is now got and the waves are now splashing against sea walls.
No one should have been allowed to build anywhere close to the beach. It should be left natural , FL is in for a rude awakening, they have only 8 months till next hurricane season starts , giving them time to clean up , then do it all again next year.
5:37 next time it rains, this sand will be washed away and with it the house, and this guy worries about washing some sand off his deck, thus contributing to the erosion.
You are an expert with your Drone!!
A sand foundation is foolish to build on. And what’s worse is building a home right on the beach, especially a place that gets bad storms and hurricanes. It adds up to a disaster.
@4:53. The house on the left is being built. I wonder what they’ll think of this?
@7:16 This area is surrounded by water, so in-fact what people have done is built houses on a sandbar. Even though builders put huge amounts of sand on the sandbar in order to get more real estate , it’s still a sandbar that was built up by the ocean at one time. 🤷♀️
people wanted to build a house on the Florida coast and this what happened when you build a house or some kind business on the coast this will happen
Millions of dollars literally washed away.
@@jacklandaupresents And homeowners wonder why they can't afford homeowner's insurance. Fire/Flood/Hurricane/Tornado if you carry a mortgage, you have to purchase coverage for it all. Taxes and insurance are burdens, but, State and local authorities confiscate your money to provide for the welfare of others. One way or another, everyone pays the piper. Build your house on sand, and you get a demolished house. Everyone knew this going in - no one should act surprised.
Once in a lifetime, but in their lifetime.
😢 Those poor people- that’s why I will always take the mountains 🏔 over the beach. Every. Single. Time.
until a landslide or alavagnlge or it blows up hits you
"poor people"? Millionaires can't buy nature.
The way to be near the beach, is to have your home on solid land and not on a built up sand dune and drive to the beach. Your home is safe from water and you get to enjoy the beach. Yes, people still get damage from hurricane winds as well.
I live both close to the beach and close to the mountains.
All of the puny efforts made with different materials, stone, concrete, wood, steel, in a waisted vain effort to hold back the sea.
I really Like your Composition,Great Music Score starting off with a " Metallica " est sound' Best Damage Footage I have seen of Daytona 11/11/2022 All this to say you just got another Sub, Keep up the Great videos.
There was almost a 500 mile wide fetch of tropical storm force winds to the north of the storm for a extended period of time resulting in over 20 feet of ocean swell at an average interval of 13 to 15 seconds(also referred to as wave period) on top of King tides and storm surge. Combine these three elements and this is the result. The unusually wide fetch was a result of a large strong high pressure off the east coast of the US. The south side (weak side) of the system was small in comparison. I would note the in my home town of Cocoa Beach which is about a 1.5 hour drive south that there was no damage to beach side homes, condo's etc due numerous beach restoration projects over the last 15 years or so. A substantial dune line with sea oats acted as a barer to the surf that was just as big if not bigger than Daytona Beach.
True story. Love and Light from Florida ♾
The question we should all be asking..
*"How did a CAT 1 do a this damage!?"*
Storm surge is not a direct function of intensity. Wind speed does play some role, but the size of the wind field and onshore fetch is also important, as well as bathymetry and shape of the coastline. A very large Cat 1 like Nicole will produce a larger surge than a more intense but much smaller hurricane. This is why I always tell people that category is not the only important factor. Worst case scenarios are when you get intense hurricanes that are also very large. The most catastrophic surges on record have occurred when intense hurricanes with large windfields impact shorelines with shallow bathymetry. Katrina and Ian are good examples.
The water was this high after Ian there is no Daytona Beach anymore. I live on the peninsula in Daytona Beach at the highest point where the utility comes across the Halifax River and all this water and destruction is triggering and I am ready to move.
@@stephaniewoznicki2641 Thats another factor I overlooked. Ian exited eastern Florida as a strong tropical storm. Though much less severe than western Florida, Ian's surge along the east coast had already caused substantial erosion. It probably made it easier for Nicole's surge to erode the shoreline even further.
Mother Nature.
@@storm12weather Angle of waves at the coast ,ocean current ,timing and amplitude of the waves ,will create sand transportation ,which means this sand is taken away from here and moved to further downstream (to the north).This is a normal natural phenomenon only this time it was lethal to the not properly protected property.The seawall should be build like a skirt on al 4 sides of the property .Pile driving ( piles concrete 10"x 10" or equal length approx 80 feet depth of local bedrock layer) is neccesary to support the above structure.A concrete collar (24" x 24" beam) on top of the seawall on al 4 sides.A slab at least 8" on top of the soil integrated with the collar of the seawall.Integrated with the slab beams 24"x 24" on top of the piles grid c to c 144".Al beams reinforced with rebar.Concrete should be saltwaterproof.
Old saying The man that builds on the sand the house falls flat.
Choices have consequences.
All of Florida is on Sand. Look at the houses built across the street, they're all fine. Its building right on the beach that is foolish. Matters not if its on sand, dirt, clay, stones, rock, bedrock. When the ocean hits, your house will wash up in Africa in about a year.
Riiight ! In fact that saying is in the bible. Jesus said it. Be blessed. Peace.
@@IscruCristi so you're basically advice from a fictional character in a fictional book. Let me ask this, on what ground is your home built upon? It's either; sand, soil, clay
@@pressureworks neither one. my house is in heaven. you atheist no ? but even you believe in something...
@@IscruCristi Mine is built on THE Rock. 😊 Yeshua IS the Rock! Blessings to you. Shalom ✝✡︎
Bound to happen in a storm surge zone A. Not very safe to build homes along Florida coast .water temperature too warm. Developers don't care they got there money. Infrastructure really a problem.
Nice drone skills
The only thing that should be there is sand and mangroves and this would not be happening.
Wow the damage with a tropical storm, imaging if this weather front had been any stronger.
It Was A Hurricane One Of The Odd storms this late in the season, I was in this one Thank GOD no Issues Trees and The Vegetation Needed Watering...many Don't Realize how many farms are here in our GREAT State and we needed all that rain for our tropical Vegetation.
hurricane not storm
What drone make/model did this amazing clarity video? A+++
sorry, but where is the rebar in the concrete?
It wouldn't have helped. The rebar is in the ocean in other places, I.e Wilbur by the Sea
What I would like to know is how they going to rebuild
cause as long as places like this is NEAR the water I
don't think it would be worth rebuilding another place
not with the way prices are & going higher everyday.
some do not even have the land to rebuild on
@@lizvisser4221 Exactlyyy ! Loool !
Oh, I've got a great idea. Let's build our house on the beach. Surly nothing will happen to our beautiful home. Money can't save you. But of course not learning a lesson means you will repeat your mistake.
Sad, thanks for sharing.
I my not be a construction worker but I didnt think I seen any rebar in the cement patio or what ever that was that collapsed by that house that had all that 3 their layer of patio behind their house it looked like some one just poured cement on sand then one good crack and the water washes the sand away then guess what the cement caved in wow who'd a thought of that !?
In other places like Wilbur by the Sea, the rebar is in the ocean along with all the other debris.
Storms, earthquakes, floods, can happen anywhere anytime. We live in a time, where nothing is safe. But honestly it's terrible the damages on these homes. Thank goodness no loss of human life.
Find a better closer inland place to build.
Drones have really made a difference in viewing large areas of land in fantastic clarity and colour
"You throw the sands against the wind. The wind blows it back again." Ode to the West Wind by Percy Bysshe Shelley.
Speechless😢, time to pick up The pieces and move further inland The ocean has no accountability we as humans are just here for a short time
Life's a beach.... then she's gone
Greedy shortsighted developers!…they are everywhere, ruining the coastlines.
Riiight ! Vultures. Killers. They see only $$$.
Yes, I think a lot of people thought Daytona Beach area did not get as hard hit as the West Coast of Florida. It got hit very hard. It’s pretty sad to see all this.
Im wondering how far back from the homes the water was BEFORE the storm surge.
If you take notice both sides are surrounded by water.
As for me, silence is the best background music in this case... It's a tragedy, not entertainment.
Riiight ... but media always makes entertainment from tragedies. vultures. desgusting.
Moving to Florida, bring a lifesaver.
Amazing when you consider that 72 hours previous things looked so different.
Many of those structures actually had damage from Ian. They got hit twice, once as Ian was leaving, then a direct hit from Nicole... but yes, before Ian things were very different, and Nicole definitely did a lot of noticeable damage!
@@MasterMichelleFL - I was there in October and it’s true. Ian caused a lot of it, and then his wife Nicole rolled in and went off too!
I grew up in this town and I'm 63 years old I have never seen such devastation actually this is predicting the future of Florida, as Earth's temperatures rise every storm that hit Cuba and the Caribbean is moving northward towards Florida
Damage yes some, catastrophic??????? No.
The world has changed
Nam myoho rengekyo 🙏 pray for peace
no. the world will end. apocslyse. please read the Bible.
Sad 💔 No problem. The Governor will take care of the constituent's concerns
I guess government IS the answer...
Loool. Loooooool.
@@IscruCristi 😉
So I take it you DON'T think the Governor will take care of the constituent's concerns.
Matthew chapter 24 Bible prophecies fulfilling repent vain is the help of man repent Jesus christ is our soon coming king
Amen Amen Halleluiah Be blessed
Oh well. Back to the drawing board…
At taxpayers' expense for all the cleanup of the now no-longer-beachfront homes' debris.
I can't imagine how you put back the ground that's been washed away?
Wait till the storms cut through the peninsula in time all will be gone look like the storms are trying cut through Flagler Beach. to me I live in Daytona for forty five years see it coming. One good bad hurricane. Up in Ohio good luck Friends of the Beaches
Exactlyyy ! Friends of the ocean soon.
Hopefully all of those unsafe monstrosities will be condemned. And finish being destroyed never to be replaced again. Many of those Coastline areas need to return back to natural Preserve protected land that should be made public beach open to the public so that no one individual owns any property or structure all those affected coastlines. There should have a Army Corps of Engineers Seawall built just before the road that goes along the ocean Shoreline. With plenty of plants and vegetation and sand to detour the coast from further erosion returning the area back to the way it used to be when it was a natural beautiful protected sustainable beach.
Time to get off of the coast, all over.
I think it's time for legislation to stop reconstruction on shore lines & barrier islands in the event of total loss. And no more new construction! And just think about all the storm debris that has polluted the ocean & gulf coast by Ian & Nicole.
How many feet is that drop?
truly shocking
Where is A1A is it gone
They haven't declared a federal disaster for hurricane nicole they should plenty of people have damage from nicole
Why on gods green earth would anyone allow to permit these shacks be built on this tidal sand in the first place? It's not a question of if, but when. They, not the tax payer, should be responsible for cleaning up their mess.
just nature, we are just visitors on this planet.....on the wrong place...
200 million years ago all the continents were connected together as one. Who should we blame for when they broke apart? The Mayor, the City Counsel or the Governor? I am amazed at peoples opinions. Humans weren’t supposed to live in houses, build cars, build roads, fly in metal tubes at 500 miles per hour sitting in lawn chairs sipping on an alcoholic beverage beverage watching movies or addicted to the internet. Is life all about blaming someone believing us humans should be immune from natural disasters? How about praying for forgiveness and being more compassionate for one another?
Riiight ! You Christian no ? Be blessed !
TITLE & NAME & LABEL ...these beach stretches, any coastline, ....whatever titles you want to... these are here by creation, ocean, waves, tide, storm, millennia, changes, volcanoes, sand, moon-beach action, and sometimes hurricanes & tsunamis, rogue waves, tidal bores, .... it's not like creation didn't know it's NAME first. If any 1 person has no place to go, we need to ask each other to please help us.. be bolder, ...be hopeful. In hopes all are a community mind.. community survival...community thriving.
The price you pay for a waterfront view and now you really have a water front view in the water.
Exactlyyy. Or the orice if grredyness, of arrogance. God punishes all of these. Apocalypse. Read the Bible.
Well they wanted to be near the ocean. Now they can dive off patio.
Deck ,roof ,balcony porch just save the gas grill.
Truuue but scarry. Bruhhh.
No one commenting knows anything about building codes or flood regulations
Riiight! Nor the developer or the gvnmnt.
This music is a bit too much 😣
Quem na areia constrói vê a casa 🏠 cair. É isso...tanto luxo construído na areia agora o luxo virou lixo para poluir o mar. Sem noção esse povo!
I’m on the West Coast cleaning up after Ian than Nicole. All alone I struggle with this 😞
You're not alone in Spirit.
@@MasterMichelleFL Riiight ! Be blessed !
Disatro😱
Malachi 1 4
bed beach
Ha Ha Dummys
I thought that’s what they wanted, to be on the ocean.
Loool ! Loooooool !
really don't understant why you allow you to built houses that closed to the beach
Thanks but music sucks How about no music.
This is not catastrophic nothing was flattened and only the foundations left.
some of the areas are not even there anymore
Yeah sure just bring back the foundation ... from the ocean...
@@IscruCristi nothing was flattened and only the foundations left.
@@verticallimit6602 so they can build up again :-)
@@IscruCristi No. Not here and not in this way every again. Only cities that float that are anchored to the land. The UN has approved a design that houses 10,000 homeless.
🤣🤣🤣🤣call Ronnie