San Diego County under Tropical Storm Warning as Hilary approaches
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2023
- Hurricane Hilary churned off Mexico's Pacific coast Friday as a powerful Category 4 storm threatening to unleash torrential rains on the mudslide-prone border city of Tijuana before heading into Southern California as the first tropical storm there in 84 years.
Forecasters warned the storm could cause extreme flooding, mudslides and even tornadoes across the region.
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As a New Orleans native who has lived through many tropical storms and hurricanes, y’all aren’t taking this seriously enough. And it’s painful to see.
Please share your advise 🙏🏻 I’m in a danger zone (Palm Springs), and it’s killing me that everyone is so chill. I’m thinking about leaving, just trying to figure out the best direction in the time I have
Because we don't live below sea level
@@Jewsfrommars, One of the things to worry about, is actually earthquakes; there is a new paper by SDSU/UCSD with NASA that there appears to be a link between how filled the salten sea is and earthquake activity. The paper also suggests that the lack of water might be the reason why the "big one" is "overdue."
Super painful. Even if nothing major happens, just seeing the mental health conditions of these ppl is real painful. I’m just watching and debating if I should pop some popcorn or what… I think the Hollywood machine has permanently suspended belief for these ppl. 🥺😕
@@masha5444 if you feel you are in a danger zone, maybe you can get a hotel somewhere outside of the cone of the storm and just rest a bit there and see how things go. I know finances may be an issue but… praying you make the right decision for you. It’s good that you have some wisdom about it all. Nothing worse than being around a bunch of idiots in a precarious situation.
They aren’t taking it serious enough. It’s a tropical storm/hurricane, not a thunderstorm or rain shower 😭
They're gonna find out real quick
The Pacific doesnt harbor the energy for the tropical storm, it will die off before it makes it to any land..there is a reason San Diego has the best weather in the entire nation, it is in a goldilocks zone and protected by many phenomenon.
Even a Tropical Depression can devastate communities. I live in The North Georgia Mountains, and Nicole hit us as a Depression last November. We suffered flood damage that took MONTHS to repair (mostly due to shoddy contracters, but that's beside the point). Get out to an area that is outside the cone, like the Bay Area or even further if you can. If you wanna ride it out, Stay The Fuck Indoors, do not go out at all. Yes Florida Man does it, but it's stupid to do it. Board up and secure any potential projectiles.
I don’t know why they’re not taking it seriously. Must not be paying attention to what’s really going on in the world. I’m in So. California, I’m a little nervous and I’ve been preparing, for quite a while now, for several different situations that could likely happen. It doesn’t hurt to prepare for things. Good luck and God Bless.
@@iwontreplybacklol7481 Said the person in September of 1939.
As a lifelong resident of Southeast Texas YALL better take this seriously.. I’ve lived through many of these storms and they are no joke..
Born and raised in sw Fl. Definitely not something to take lightly. Luckily the water around there is a bit cooler. Id still stock up on water and extra dry foods just in case. I’ve already stocked up in case one comes this way in next month or so. Learned from the last one if it’s coming straight for me, I’m getting the hell outta dodge. Just sucks when the expected landfall spot moves every 3 hours. We thought it was gonna hit north of us in Tampa but ended up coming right at us in Sarasota only to dip south just a smidge. Stay safe y’all
The water and temperatures are warmer where you are, colder here. It's not nearly going to be as bad.
@@YodatheHobbit"It's not going to be nearly as bad" I'll make sure the tombstone engravers will note those as your last words.
HOUSTON HAS THE BEST WEATHER IJ TEXAS
@@YodatheHobbit That really doesn’t mean anything at all. I’m going to be real with you.
I’m over prepared and everyone around me is not even batting an eye in regards to this storm. I’ve been through several hurricanes and tropical storms in the past living in the east and the Caribbean and I tell you, it’s no joke. I predict tons of flooding and damaged homes in Cali. All those homes on the coast should be boarded up. I hope they are not shocked when their insurance carrier raises their premiums sky high or drops them all together.
It almost seems like (with some) their egos are getting in the way of common sense. Then they'll cry the hardest afterwards.
@@chucky6367 I live in CA. Who lied and told you they had common sense? Although, you did get the last part right.
People are not smart at all in California. The water makes them 🤡
If you’re in the flood path of the man-made lake/reservoir.. there’s no preparing for a wall of water 100ft+ high
@@tiktok11150 it’s almost 9am and people are having yard sales right now as if nothing is about to happen later tonight. Smh….
Advice from NC. Have cash on hand. Have your vehicle full of fuel. Have batteries, bottled water, canned goods. Hurricain candles, booze and bud for those who indulge. Have an exit plan. Dont drive through water.
Stay safe.. Your in for a BAD storm.
As a Georgia Resident, Overpreparing is better than underpreparing. Even a Tropical Depression can wreak havoc on unprepared areas. Always keep an eye on the radar, and always have the evacuation plan ready
agree,,,also a strong backpack or strong duffel bag,,, whatever strong roomy bag. put water, good sturdy extra clothes, and boots (your gonna get wet),,, Good Hat, GOOD Rainwear, first aid,, soap, tooth brush/paste, a towel,, comb,, (hair things if your a female),, extra charger cords for your phone,,, (there are better lists than my quick one),,, and your essential papers (ID's, etc),,, a radio!!,,,, a crank radio for $20. is good. (anyone have things to add i didn't write here),,, and then there Has to be a limit of how much you can really fit and carry,,, depends on how strong you are also/ a way to boil water would be a HUGE Plus,,, (coffee/ tea/ powdered creamer),,, and sugary treats if you have low blood sugar like me,,, and your MEDICATIONS!!,, extra eyeglasses,,, some lighters, good source of light,,,camping light with extra batters,,, etc, Might as well throw in some pepper spray or something else,, esp females,,,,
Booze? Got ya.
You people get it!👍Let’s hope and pray all those reading your comments/advice heed your warnings! 🙏
@@andrewwinslow9315 absolutely. I remember how the price gouging went insane the last time we had a TS in Georgia. Ppl were in a mess trying to traverse the state… get ya gas, food, water and cash now… may not be readily available afterwards….
Live in SD I'm prepared! Started yesterday not going to risk it.
Wise..
Thats great! Been thru many hurricanes. Tropical storms aint no joke.
People just don't get it topical storm is a no joke 60 mph winds speed with heavy rain is nuts potentially tornadoes, roof damage trees falling down.
You need to show footage of a tropical storm hitting Land,
These people are not prepared . WTF!!!
You run , you do not prepare , but yes it will be world end and they are thinking they just need to close the windows will be fine.
I've been in 5 floods in my lifetime & I spent the whole day clearing my courtyard and moving heavy items away from all windows. The car is fueled and ready in case we have to evacuate.
FEMA recommended putting chemicals in garages up so they don't get in the water if it floods
Also fill up the bath tub and have a bucket on the side. At least you can flush if the toilet doesn’t work from a power outage.
And an axe in the attic for the unthinkable..
This is a Flood plus Winds. Stay Inside, secure any possible projectiles, stock up, and stay High Up! Even a Tropical Depression can destroy a community
@@Anomize23 If it is flooded then disregard. Better to use that bucket for the toilet.
As a Floridian, a TS can be pretty destructive. No not everyone puts up/closes their hurricane shutters... until a Hurricane Watch is issued; however, during the last Tropical Storm, I closed mine especially where my doors were facing. On an ocean front... you're taking huge risks and honestly insurance providers shouldn't pay out if you choose not to do anything to protect property.
Yep, but Florida is somewhat prepared for even weak hurricanes. California isn't even the slightest prepared for this. It's going to be very destructive if it hits with strength. Buildings aren't built for this lol
@@linger4605 lmfao 🤣 💀 😂 😭. This little storm is NOTHING. I feel bad for my banana trees but nothing i will lose sleep over 🤣
As another Floridian I think you don’t understand the topography of California and how that will literally shred the storm in the pieces the only thing Californians need to be worried about is landslides and in reality there’s no way to prepare for that because we don’t even deal with that in Florida
@@FuToo Not everyone will get to say what you say. Remember, just because nothing bad happens to you, doesn't mean it'll be so easy for everyone else.
@@linger4605 thats true but everyone is making something out of nothing. A little wind and rain is fine with me.
As an East Coaster who's lived through a few Tropical Storms, despite being far inland, GET EVERYTHING NOW. Even a Tropical Depression can devastate a community when nobody prepares. GET SUPPLIES NOW, SECURE YOUR HOUSE FROM ANY POTENTIAL PROJECTILES, AND STAY AS HIGH UP AS YOU CAN, UNLESS TORNADO SIRENS GO OFF, THEN LOWER, AND GO BACK UP AFTER THEY STOP. BE CAREFUL Y'ALL
We don’t have tornado sirens in SoCal unfortunately
Shhhhhhhhhh 🤫 don’t warn them. It’s funnier
@@Alfredo-lol The NWS should give updates on your phone if a Warning is issued. Just keep all electronics charged, and get Portable Chargers
car chargers@@andrewwinslow9315
FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT CALIFORNIA 😂
Take this seriously please. Get supplies for a day or two and be ready for power outages. Their power grid isn’t reinforced like ours are on the East Coast, and it still gets knocked out.
Hope they won’t get devastated and no loss of life because of their ignorance. Please take precautions Cali. Hurricanes are no joke. Wishing you all well and good vibes🙏🏼
This is a tropical storm not a hurricane/typhoon
I hope it doesn't hit being that a lot of you haven't done anything. I was born in OC now I'm in AZ and I'm still worried about our rain in the low desert. Good luck to you folks I hope you're safe
Thank you, Friend. You stay safe too.
Yea we’re getting hit on Sunday
What
@@RobertMJohnson😂 jibberish
Hope it obliterates San Diego !
San Diego and Tijuana will suffer flooding from flash floods.
TJ is a nightmare when it rains.
Even a Tropical Depression can be devastating for unprepared areas.
No kidding.
It should be called. Huracan del Pacifico 😂
I doubt some of those homes in Baja and Tijuana will survive a CAT 3 or 4. Hopefully it will downgrade drastically.
As a Miami native, California residents just haven’t been through a hurricane. They will learn after this. Don’t worry.
Im here and I am terrified 😨
@@elviralove3222 be safe.
@@elviralove3222You’ll be ok, stock up on food and water. You won’t have electricity for several days.
@@elviralove3222fill your car, get food/water, fill tub with water Before power goes so you can flush toilet. Charge phone. Candles/flashlights. Bring things in that may fly around. Take out CASH to use. These are the basics. We used to be complacent until we learned hard way. Love, your neighbor in FL.
@@elviralove3222same here 😞 I wish my dad would’ve told me about it before I came back from Georgia
I lived in Florida for 30 yrs. A tropical storm 50 - 80 mile winds knocks out power lines makes trees and branches fall and power can be lost for days. Gas stations need power for pumps to even work. So 101 lesson fill up vehicles with gas, turn thermostat of fridge and house down to make it cold if power goes out. Get a back up cooler with ice for stuff in fridge, get flashlights, tea lights, lanterns or candles in jars, incense sticks to light gas stoves to cook as pilot light goes off without power. Light incense stick first then stove then your fine. Srcub tub with bleach then fill with water in case water lines contaminate or break. This water can rinse dishes don't drink or can flush toilet if needed. Water in a bucket next to a toilet is a manual flush if no water pressure. Lawn furniture and garbage cans have to come in and never grill inside a garage or house if range is electric as fumes will kill you.
Water, flashlights, candles in jars easy to eat foods all a plus...
A tropical storm in Florida knocked out our power for 10 days then escalated into Katrina and devastated New Orleans. Just be prepared as weather forecast cones can change on a dime depending on wind and atmospheric pressure...
There’s 50 mph winds here in SoCal all the time in the canyons only trees being knocked down are small ones not high enough to hit power lines and palm trees bend but don’t break
One more thing the streets I lived in always flooded in Florida. Always owned a Jeep with big tires. Don't drive through flood waters bc they can be deeper than you think. Water line can't go above the tires if it does your car will float and be carried and if it covers hood of vehicle it is trashed unless it is a Hummer. When going through water in Florida we somehow knew you can't stop at a stop sign. You have to always maintain acceleration and not stop or break in high water otherwise you flood the fuel lines and your vehicle is totaled. Avoid water and if you must drive through you have to get through before you brake or your vehicle is done. You have to let oncoming traffic know you can't stop...
They think a tropical storm is just another rainy day. Lol
@@ma6ik444 SoCal ground is so dry that it sucks it up in no time, only time it flooded is when it rains for at least 2 to 3 days straight which I seen here but don’t listen to me do what the news stations and meteorologists say they are almost always wrong
@ma6ik444 I remember things shift fast and if millibars of pressure are in the 900's that's not good! Also if the eye wall shifts and you are directly to the East of the storm you get the worst. We had a storm shift and come in from the Everglades which is West in Florida not East from the ocean as it pushed West the winds changed and got us on the outer edge of the wall. The geography is so different here as mountains, dry soil and valleys will cause different reactions. Florida is flat, rains all of the time, is hot humid and sunny so I don't know what it will do here. Thank God the water temperature is cold off coast of California as hot water is what intensifies hurricanes. Hitting cold water weakens it so flooding and losing power is most likely effect but here could mean flash floods and mudslides so be alert and ready.
The last time I was in San Diego was 2019. I went for a work conference and I was shocked at all the people living in tents on the street. I honestly worry for these people because they have no where to go. Its so sad that we ignore those who need the most help, I hate it.
They are offered help. They want to live that way.
Would you be willing to open up your house to these bums?
Ahh man this segment has Final Destination vibes 😳
Kinda scary right ?
A movie doesn't contain vibes.
@@YodatheHobbit but people do.
You all are full of typical media catastrophe talk. Yes they are preparing, but all of you are crying about the sky is falling. Calm down and stop doomsday preaching...please.
@@elizabethpeterson455 for some ppl this will be their final lap of life. I think it is cruel to remain silent.
'U know check the vibes' 😅🤦♀️freakin cali
He will be the first one ringing 911..🙄
I live in Palm springs and I have to work Sunday this is bullcrap West Coast needs to shut down
Stay home. Be in control of your life. Peasant 😂
Palm Springs is supposed to get hit hard with 6 inches of rain or more.
Some GUIDANCE from local leadership would be good. Nobody knows what to do. This is sort of your job, people....
Well. We’re gonna stay open and maybe have a little fun? 🤠
The mayor and city officials made announcements earlier today.
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This may be a disaster for all the homeless people living in the street.
Exactly my thoughts. 😢
A good washing of all the democratic garbage off the streets is long overdue.
Disaster?! That's a godsend.
@@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi-You’re a psychopath who God willing will become homeless and spoken about as you have about them
@@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi-Wow
Studying this from Norman, OK. This will be a Hurricane hitting southern Cali. I'd advise to evacuate as tap water will be contaminated and there will be power outages for days. Again, strongly urge residents to evacuate as these reporters don't sound too informed.
This ☝️
Could be weeks in some areas with no power.
@@boofert.washington2499 This is for people in Southern California. Massive flooding incoming.
Wow, as a Texan who has been through many storms, this is crazy! Tropical storms and hurricanes are no joke. It’s always best to be prepared.
Exactly. I find some of these people they interviewed very delusional. Don’t mess with Mother Nature. She’s no joke.
This is a El Nino Style Western Hurricane,.
Huh? You run, you can prepare to survive, thats non sense.
The ones telling me they survived because they did prepare, are the ones were never been hit by the hurrican or were just lucky.
God is holy and His standard for Heaven is perfection so how can we who have all sinned and fallen short of that perfect standard enter Heaven? We transfer our trust from man, from politicians, from this world, from ourselves, from our works, from our pastors/priests, from mary, from buddha, from allah, from idols to Jesus Christ who lived that perfect life and then laid it down and took the punishment that we deserved for our sins. Find a quiet place alone and humbly kneel before God and confess your sins before Him. Ask Him to forgive your sins and to save your soul. Tell Jesus you accept His free gift and ask Him to make you a new creation in Christ.
God wants a personal relationship with you. Start one today. He absolutely longs to hear from you. Please don't put it off, we can die at any second. Eternity is forever!
Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."-John 14:6
"But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in Heaven."-Matthew 10:33
“For the wages of sin is death (hell), but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord”-Romans 6:23
Sad that most us are not taking this serious. Weather is soooo unpredictable this thing can completely change once it hits our coastlines. Thank you to everyone on here who's been through this giving advice. i hope those who need it, use it 🙏
Praying for you all!
We are above sea level, so people aren't worried about storm surges (the most popular factor of a Tropical Storm/Hurricane) but floods caused by torrential rain and clogged drainage systems is possible
Plus, every other person here is a surfer so they are excited to head down San Diego and ride the waves 🤣🤦♂️
@@ienjoywatchingyousleep9431Wishing the best, but do not act so casual. This is a serious fucking deal.
@@ienjoywatchingyousleep9431 As a person who lived in socal. and who now lives in FL. Take this serious. Landslides are going to be common. The Valley will be seeing horrendous flooding, and so will the hills and mountain sides. The power has a huge chance of going off because cali's infrastructure is not made for flooding and wind to be impacting it at the same time.
It is sad that very few brings "climate change".
-Payers will not help
-FEMA will pay for the disaster aka tax money.
-We focus on the short term solution but we ignore the idea that these events will happen more often than we think.
CLIMATE CHANGE is here and will affect rich people and poor people.
I used to live in San Diego. THIS NEVER HAPPENED. this is beyond rare.
Edit: this is what I feared. San Diego is not ready…
who in the hell needs to prepare for 20mph winds ?its a damn rain storm thats it -_-.Showery rains will be accompanied by very heavy downpours and strong gusty winds at times, especially in the afternoon. Potential for flooding rains. High 77F. Winds N at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of rain 100%. 1 to 2 inches of rain expected.
I grew up in Florida. I moved to Tennessee 5 years ago. I've lived through more hurricanes and the aftermath than I can remember. These people are fools! Even if it's a false alarm, don't go feeling you are safe. I grew up in E Orlando. Nowhere near tourist town. Even in the center of Florida, we've had our asses severely kicked! Don't ignore the warnings!!😢
Why in the middle of Florida would you have your ass kicked? You’re nowhere near the ocean
That store at the end of the video is gonna need more than 5 sand bags to protect it. Don't take mother nature lightly.
I live near Chicago - I just filled up my gas tank.
Part of the reason we in San Diego don't believe it's going to hit hard is because we are constantly over-sold weather events here. Every time we expect a storm, we are told 2-3", and we get 0.5"... 45mph Santa Ana winds? 10mph is what we actually see. We are so disillusioned by our local weather reports that we have become indifferent to weather warnings. Not to mention the poor faith we, as a country, collectively have for news reporting in general. Too many politically charged topics, too many misreported stories, etc. We're just tuning a lot of it out.
This isn't a jab at any particular station or reporter per se, but I think we need to do better with our forecasts in general. Temper expectations and tap into the 100+ years of weather records to give more reasonable estimates of storm activities. Then we will feel more comfortable and confident that what we are hearing is *exactly* what to expect.
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The thing with internet today is that you can open any weather tracking side and put filters on, like rain accumulation, rain and thunder, temperature, wind speed, etc, and check the current predictions. It's not a rocket science, okay?
@@TheStanislavson The problem is, all of those sites and apps take data from the same place that local/national news gets their data. It's imperfect, but we have enough local knowledge to make predictions more granular than AccuWeather can predict.
OMG! R U serious? Just look at the fucking doppler radar and you can see what is coming at you days ahead of time so no excuse "NOLA"! (Though... the people of Nola didn't know their levee was going to break!)
You are missing the point, you guys have not seen a hurricane since 1939. I am a Hurricane Irma, FL survivor.
We are not talking 45 mph winds. We are talking of wind gusts of 100 mph the kind that will make your windows
shatter if they are not impact resistant. Debris will be air borne and cause great damage. Water surge is also an issue
if you live near the water. You can have 3" of rain but a 15 foot storm surge of water. caused by the wind. Trees, large ones will fall on houses.
Buy food, water, flashlights. a first aid kit. You may lose power for up to two weeks.
Already getting outer ring storms in Tucson tonight- mostly rain and lightning, not much wind which will be here in a couple days. I’m really hoping the big tree near my studio keeps it’s branches! I’m going to do as much pruning as Possible tomorrow. And yeah, we are well out of the main path, but we’re definitely already seeing a big change in our weather.
Foolish to not prepare IMHO! Wow.
I’m in northwest AZ and we’ve been hammered. It’s just the beginning folks! Pay close attention to the commenters from Florida.
Those are not part of the storm u simp
Louisiana resident here. If wind is less than 50 mph, your problem will be rain issues. The Baja mountain range will tear the winds apart. If winds are closer to 60 or greater, brace for roof damage, trees down, power outages. Get canned goods. Bottled water. Gas up all vehicles. Move patio furniture and flower pots. Get batteries for flashlights. Candles. And sadly, have guns ready if looters become an issue. Get medicine and DON'T FORGET YOUR PETS. Either way, the apathy among your residents is frightening. And keep in mind, hurricanes PRODUCE TORNADOES, and 911 will cease operation when weather gets mean. You will be on your own. Many do not comprehend that fact. At least your are likely free from the intense flooding and strong Cat. 2 or greater winds we would suffer. Bless you all. ❤
Those who pay attention to the signs of the times are wise to prepare ahead of time. We don't get to command nature and make it obey without question, but we're still empowered to assist one another through any calamities. Be safe and sound neighbors!
Let those with an ear to hear
And with an eye to see...
This comment! The hour is NIGH!!! People take heed please and be safe! May God be with us all! We are on the East Coat in NY and feel the heavy winds, this is a big one, stay safe and under the shadow of The Almighty! #Prayers🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❣️
I pray to God, that Hurricane destroys California, washes and destroys Sodom and Gomorrah away once, and for all for all their wickedness and sin.. 🙏🏻
@@walterwhite1bro wat the fuk is wrong wit u
@@walterwhite1that's the whole dooky u.s. not just CA
Prayers to weaken the hurricane for those in the path of the storms. 🙏💖
She was actually beautiful
Thank you 🙏
As a native from San Diego now in Houston yall need to pay attention. I lived over 75 miles from Galvestion when TS Allison dumped 18 inches of water through my house. Those beautiful houses on the beach with the UNcovered windows?? I hope for your sake those windows are still there after Hilary leaves. Do yourselves a favor and watch some videos on the damage a tropical storm can do. Prays to all.
T.S. stands for tough ship.
We call this event "The Tijuana Street Sweeper"
That's fucked up I'm in Imperial Beach 🤣
Pray for San Deago,LA,San Jacito😢❤
Just left San Diego today for Texas. There were some crazy looking clouds in Wilcox, Az with a lot of lightning.
Hope that rain moves to Phoenix area .
@dougby1328 we had a lot of rain down in Tucson.
This is going to be brutal for the homeless and their encampments. Have they been evacuated?
Wow, what do you do with that many people who are homeless.
@@donnav7103the ones that aren’t drug addicts will probably head to the shelters we have, as for the rest well I’m sure they’ll take their chances..
who cares?
Who gives a shit?
Humans with hearts who aren't psycopaths like you i suppose?@@JK-ks3xq
People that don’t take this seriously are gonna be the ones who get the worst of it. Prayers for everyone. I’m in Los Angeles I’m praying 🙏🏻
They are worried about Coronado. The most expensive property in San Diego. Inland areas will suffer the most damage from flooding.
No one cares about Coronado 😂
@@DsullivannNavy does
@@DsullivannI do. My vacation in Coronado starts on Monday 😅
@@stephaniekc let me rephrase, no one who lives in San Diego cares about Coronado. Hope you have a fun time visiting san diego!
The historic Hotel Del, way too many windows. How do you possibly board up that many windows in time?
Hope everyone preps properly
what wrong with people in san diego
Ask Florida how to prepare! East Coast you don't take hurricanes lightly! Storm surge is what you need to prepare for..this is a major storm! Get enough food n supplies for awhile, no telling how long power will be out! Lots of batteries, flashlight 🔦 etc . 💦
:58 Nope, not the first ever issued for SoCal. Hurricane/Tropical Storm Kay last year had the same conditions and all.
Its better to be prepared than to be soory Be safe🙏🏼
Rather be sorry.
They love money more than people's lives
I am in the Caribbean, many in Cali will be horrified at the resulting damage of this storm, its not a rain storm, i dont think they understand the potential loss of life and home.
You guys get these all the time being out in the islands?
I love the guy at the end saying he’s going to check out the vibes …. So many people in denial and ignorant to reality. Sad to see
As a NC resident, we called this stage: “The calm before the storm”.
That's San Diego for you. And I hope for their sake that this storm is as minor as they are anticipating. Still, it is very stupid (and dangerous) to behave so indifferently toward these warnings.
I live in SoCal and the way people are downplaying this is bizarre to me. I feel like even though this storm may not be as intense as the ones back east, it's definitely a warning. Climate change is real, and as our planet gets hotter, hurricanes can not only become more dangerous, but more frequent in this region. This could very well just be a trailer of what's to come. Stay safe you guys❤️
Yes. People are being so blase about it all. Idiots! A coworker tonight said, "Power outages? Why would we have power outages?" Like seriously! 😒
Mother Nature is realer
Yes, the Climate loons are going to lose the minds over this, the aftermath should be hilarious.
Climate change? You (along with many other indoctrinated people) really need to read a good textbook about atmospheric sciences. And make sure it's a book published before all this b.s. propaganda and it gives a valid definition of "climate" versus "weather."
thank you for your wishes, you to stay safe
This seems so strange. I live in PA and we are so used to hurricanes, but is rare to see one that will affect the Western states. Stay Safe Everyone!!!
I live in the GA Mountains, and we got Directly hit by Nicole as a Tropical Depression, and my house got flood damage that took months to fix. Even a Tropical Depression can seriously damage anything. DON'T BE FLORIDA MAN, SECURE YOUR HOUSE AND EITHER EVACUATE OR STAY AS HIGH UP AS POSSIBLE
I pray to God, that Hurricane destroys California, washes and destroys Sodom and Gomorrah away once, and for all for all their wickedness and sin.. 🙏🏻
You get hurricanes in Pennsylvania? I doubt it. Lol
I'm live in cape may County, how many hurricanes does PA get ? By the time it gets to Philly it's a tropical storm, but still no joke , you get some bad rain and winds. Hurricane Sandy did effect you and caused damage in Redding and Lancaster . We are do for it again oceans real warm down here.
A native Californian, I was in a tropical storm in Buloxi, MS about 20 years ago. The rain goes sideways. Prepare yourself.
Rain goes sideways when ever there wind behind it wth are you saying 😂😂.. That damn rain is side ways omg head for the hills it can puncture an organ
@@chrischapoteau3263 Don’t fret over it, just know it can catch you by surprise if taken lightly since things fly in the wind with the rain. I was young and went outside to experience it first hand. Not smart but I’m obviously fine; it just wasn’t something most people in CA are used to. Plus that was the gulf coast with warmer waters, I’m thinking this storm will die down significantly but what do I know.
The people form Cali will get violated raped by nature like an innocent shy virgin
at least by the flooding, no one can see you died with pissed pants on, in respect your corpses will stink by far much more disgusting.
Watching those towns people in San Diego make light of the incoming storm reminds me of the attitudes of similar folk in those 'disaster movies' from the 70s & 80s - making light of an incoming disaster until it actually hits. Let's see whether their carefree attitude is justified in 48 hours time - or whether they rue the day they didn't take the warnings seriously - if they have a home or business to return to.
As a louisiana resident! Get ready!! That mentality will bring alot of pain soon😞
Pretty dumb people. Par for the course for humanity. We are always so arrogant
They are the same people who told us 20 times that the Chargers were going to win the Super Bowl. Yeah right.
These days, underestimate storm warnings at your own peril.
These people are unprepared. As a gulf coast resident you folks need to take it serious
Careful now. Any deaths resulting in this hurricane may be classified as suicides...
Or COVID. Don't forget your mask. /S
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I’m in North Carolina and I’m laughing at these silly people in denial. In my home state of NC you prepare even if it ends up passing you. Better safe than sorry.
Have easy foods to make or ready to eat for at least a week.
Have water for everyone in the house (couple gallons per person per day).
Medicine on hand.
Ice on hand.
Batteries for flashlights and radios.
Pet food.
Have an emergency evacuation plan.
Have a contact next of kin plan. Important papers in water proof containers.
Gas up vehicles.
Covering for windows that blow out.
Be prepared not scared.
Have a room all know about in case of tornado, have a plan if the house floods.
Whatever you do, do not drive in water as your vehicle can get swept away or worse the road is just gone.
Best wishes to y’all from NC.
Exactly. You always just add to your preps you should already have at home. We usually do it because we don’t want to be out and about after the storm with all the folks that didn’t prepare or, perhaps trees are down, power is out and we don’t want to be out in that mess. We have everything at home and just wait it out. Who knows how this storm will go. If nothing happens it will only lull them into greater complacency.
Reminds me ofJurassic park 2. Acting like nothing will happen. “First its ohhh ahh, then the screams start happening” “Follow the screams”😂
Been in southeast Texas my whole life. I was born in 1982, didn't see my first hurricane till 2005 Rita. I've been through at least 12 to 15 storms since then, and every single one is different!
Been through a dozen hurricanes in Florida, and probably atleast that many tropical storms. Based on my experience, and knowing what I know when comparing So Cal to FL, here's what I think you can expect:
- Just about all windows (& doors) should be safe, as far as wind goes. Some make leak a little water from wind-driven rain.
- Most of the rain will be north & east of the storm (especially north of it), so when the center of the storm passes, expect less rain, but also hotter, more humid weather after all the rain is gone.
- For trees that aren't regularly trimmed & maintained, branches can break off more easily and get blown by the wind.
- Rain will probably pose your biggest problem. Flash floods, mudslides, and landslides would be my biggest concern for So Cal.
- Downed power lines are very dangerous. Don't step in water that had a power line sitting in it, and if a power line lands on your car, STAY INSIDE YOUR CAR until help arrives, such as a power company, who knows how to remove it.
- If the authorities issue a curfew, obey it. After Hurricane Frances hit Central FL in 2004, two biker couples decided to defy that order, by going out drinking and riding (I think without helmets, too) in the moonlight of Deland, FL, which had no power at the time. Early the next morning, the newspaper delivery boy found their four dead bodies and their bikes near a downed pine tree trunk, that crossed the road they road they rode on - maybe 5 to 6 feet above it, paralleling the road. OUCH!
I wonder if we will see news reports of any Weather Reporters out in the Wind, leaning, fighting for their lives, as a person casually walks by in the background.
The news always blow things out of proportion. Everything will be fine. Just an extra strong storm.
Even the regular storms here in So Cal cause a lot of flooding and so much damage to the roads, yes, people should be ready.
@@naaomi777 I mean other than taking shelter & usual precautions, people don’t need to freak out over another storm. The news are just a bunch of vultures reporting the same crap but x10 because it’s a slow day.
Please don’t brush this off. I have been thru so many of these and also major Hurricanes that wiped out my town (Fort Myers.) This is not a passing thunderstorm. It stays over you for hours.
An afternoon rain of Florida would flood Los Angeles. They don’t have the drainage required for a regular tropic rain. This is going to be a major flooding event
All - native san diegan def not used to “tropical storms”. If its so bad, why does the weather report online state 15-30 mph winds and only 1/2-1 inch of rain? Honestly asking
Its hitting gonna be way worse than anyone could ever believe leave if you have the chance… or repent judgment time is here you’ve been warned no excuse could have saved yourselves… I pray for the innocent and Gods people…
They getting crazy with HAARP this year dang
I agree
@jdog4usmc1 lol let's hope not, El Nino is a mofo this year!
Crazy tho 4 real. Just had a nice fire over in Hawaii, burned up perfect real estate 👌, so that acouple rich folks could buy at a scorching deal, for a nice lil resort for all the children!
I have been through a bunch of hurricanes and you can never be too prepared! I hope they take this more seriously!
IT IS PREDICTABLE! " A tropical storm is going to hit you SoCal "... so get your shit together! How's that for a prediction?
some no one is taking it serious even down here in tijuana no one down here either we will see what happens no one should risk it even if it doesn't happen to be that bad its always better to be ready
Finally there something we can blame on Hillary
if you listen to the storm carefully ,you will Hillary laughing at trump for being indicted 4 times with 91 criminal charges in 4 states at the same time
@@davediamond7228Can you hear that if you put your ear up to a seashell? 🐚🌀🏝️
That was funny the first time I heard it.
@@naudianeels1328"It's free real estate"
We just finished fixing our roof and have NO IDEA what'll happen.
Sweating bullets, here.
I live in inland San Diego about maybe 28 miles away from the ocean in a town called Escondido so when I go to the beach the rides are usually about 38 minutes to an hour depending on which beach I go to. Today my mom and brother went to the grocery store and said that people were buying water and things in a hurry/panic they were running out. I'm not sure yet how bad this Hilary will be but if I'm honest I'm a little afraid and the rain hasn't even started here yet it's just cloudy right now. I just hope it won't be so destructive. I can't imagine what Florida, Louisiana and anywhere else on the east coast go through every hurricane season. Thank you for your tips. Greetings from San Diego, California. 🙏🙏🙏
I love the Coronado area, was there a few months ago
I wonder if they put any sand barriers for Hotel del Coronado right there on the Pacific Ocean side.
They may be in big trouble if storm surge is an issue. Pray for those folks.
The Land slides are going to be the most epic things EVER!
Stubborn San Diegans, neck deep in water with their roof ripped off, "I've seen worse". 🤔🤦♂️
you will never see that in San Diego maybe a tree will fall
Everything ok but do you know what is the wind force ?
They act like nothing is about to happen because it's never happened before 😂 duh
Looking at the comments, Californians gonna learn this weekend for sure 🤭 praying for y’all
I live in Poway (North County San diego) anyone should I be worryed?
i wrote a story about this happening, a hurricane striking california. i always felt like people in california woulndt take it seriously... chilling to see that as a reality...
Let’s see how it rolls out i may buy the book
Now I worry about those planes on the deck on Midway museum. Hope nothing will happen 😢
tropical storm you'll be lucky if it rain
I wonder what people will do when they find out that this is all because of an incoming planetary system
Nibiru 😁 can’t wait til we see the gods again
I pray to God, that Hurricane destroys California, washes and destroys Sodom and Gomorrah away once, and for all for all their wickedness and sin.. 🙏🏻
@@walterwhite1your not praying to God! Because God don't hear words of that much hate! Always pray for the better outcome 🙏 No one is perfect only God. Why would you want people to die period?!? God is the Judge not us!
Dig a deep hole and get on the other side of the flat earth to escape it.
Tips from a Floridian -
• Cash - get out a few hundred in $20 (payment systems might be down for a few days)
• Bath tub - fill them up. Backup drinking water, help flush the toilet, etc. (water supply could be affected)
• Light - Get a good flashlight/headlamp (you will use it and it’s fun)
• Home - Bring in outdoor furniture or throw it in the pool if you have 1. Board up windows. Use sandbags
• Car - Park in the 2nd level and up of a parking garage if possible (if concerned about flooding)
• Extra - Have: Board games, batteries, food, radio, home defense, phone fully charged, gas
It’s always better to be prepared. Comment what I missed. Say safe peeps
God Bless the entire area. 😢
Why do they spell it Hilary with one "L" lol
Spanish
Hilary Duff
Because California doesn’t wanna insult Hillary Clinton. Liberal ass shit
@lilianamariaalicia ah, okay I thought they were trying to avoid calling it Hillary because of Hillary Clinton. Would be real easy to make a meme out of it.
@@cheers2023that's been done thousands of times over.
We will be okay🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
Indeed.
As a fellow (also) NE east coaster, none of these peeps are taking it seriously.
Having seen a few of these, blizzards, coastal erosion, hurricanes, tropical, etc., we always had supplies, bring ready for anything.
The lack of preparedness and how it hits them and homeless, could dominate the news for weeks .
Not being alarmist, but peeps, get what you can NOW as rain is one thing, wind is one thing but RAIN and sustained winds for hours, is an entirely different thing. Not seen since 1939. Wake up dummies . ...
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This is gonna ng to ve very tragic as many many people that i have spoke to online ne r not taking this serious at all. They r goi g to ve sorry n i think msny will need rescued
HAARP
I’m currently in Orange County and I’m worried about how bad it will hit me.I have my niece with me and want to get her somewhere safe as possible if it does hit OC badly…please help
Once it hits you won't be able to move..
What do you need help with?
If you can go,go..
charge her ipad in case the power goes out for 4 hours
It’s not a hurricane it’s a tropical storm, lived in Florida and this is just a bunch of rain with high winds probably around 50 mph
Are you sure its not that bad 😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@QuiteTheOpposite7it most likely will just be a tropical storm, tons and tons of rain, but the wind isn’t expect to be the issue
@@QuiteTheOpposite7 the land is so dry in California that it doesn’t take long for it to be soaked up also
@@erickgonzalez2887 Oh, alright then. I was getting scared ngl!! Lets hope it all goes well. 😮💨
@@utilize3eyes..40 True
As a San Diegan living in Palm Springs, who knows if that wind takes hold in the whole southern Cali region. It would be the first time in my life that this event will happen, apart from monsoon season. So y'all be careful, no: EXTREMELY CAREFUL.
I live near Palm Springs too. Our desert can't handle the rain AT ALL. We thought Valentine's Day 2019 with 3.6 inches of rain was bad!
I pray to God, that Hurricane destroys California, washes and destroys Sodom and Gomorrah away once, and for all for all their wickedness and sin.. 🙏🏻
Denial=destruction
I pray to God, that Hurricane destroys California, washes and destroys Sodom and Gomorrah away once, and for all for all their wickedness and sin.. 🙏🏻
People know this is coming, many downplay it. How many who are alive now, won't be when this is over? How many will endanger EMS workers because they just take chances?
That's what really pissed me off..They think they are cool but then scream for help and endanger other lives!
Let's see...we can do the math...how many high school drop outs or as you call them "GOP VOTERS" are in the path of the storm?
Trump 2020 voters more likely to try fuck the storm/wind, than run from it!
STUPIDEST NATION ON EARTH! VOTE FOR THE PUSSY GRABBER A 3RD TIME! WOOOO!
They don't know what's gonna hit 'em.
You guys are lucky indeed. Too bad it won’t be as intense here in the L.A. area.