A shout out to Florida emergency management. I live in a manufactured home in fairway village largo and with help of my veterans affairs case manager,, was evacuated to Dunedin middle school used as emergency shelter for this hurricane. I'm still at the Dunedin middle school which was used for emergency shelter during evacuation, its special needs people. The staff have been complete professionals very kind and loving, supplied excellent care food and service to citizens. Thank you to all employees, emergency people and staff in taking care of us. Still waiting to get approved so we can return too our homes. A few grumpy citizens wanting to leave but I'm impressed by the kindness and love the staff showed and continues to do so. I will probably never again be in the company of a finer group of people. Thank you, too all that served and protected us.
@Davrotu72 i don't have any past experience with this staff, agencies. This was arranged by calling emergency management that was supplied in the local newspaper flyer you receive in you're mail along with standard junk mail. They arranged everything in a timely professional manner and all service was truly professional. Keep in mind its emergency shelter, but lots of thought went into preparation. The many different staff people all worked as a team, very impressive, I can't say enough. In addition , they put in many hours with little sleep. Full attention was given those in need.
@Davrotu72 transportation was supplied and also for return to homes and follow up for those with no where too go, its still on going, they are still working hard from small details to the grunt work. A true group of 😇 angels pretending to be ordinary human beings
@@dianapearson1771 well, it worked out fine for those who needed the service, just as planned. Excellent quality and care glued together with love. We did not receive any damage near to like south of Tampa Bay. But they were prepared for it.
I know material things can be replaced but this isn't easy to watch. It's extremely hard to lose everything. All your hard work, tender loving care and memories... simply gone!
💯 absolutely right. I'm a disabled veteran that basically lives check to check and I couldn't imagine being in this situation. I don't know what I would do. Absolutely devastating and heartbreaking!! Thoughts and prayers out to them 🙏🙏🙏🙏
You're 100% right. Lives can never be replaced..but it doesn't lessen the heartache and devastation of watching your home completing destroyed. I can't imagine what the people of Florida are going through..🥺💔
I wish I could come out from Texas and help FL with recovery efforts. If I weren't taking 4 classes I'd be OTR. I've lived through my share of weather related events, multiple hurricanes and a housefire where I lost everything. My heart is with each of the survivors. Seek out holistic, multi-dimensional, integrated community to get you through. Resilience is key right now and will serve you 6-8 months from now. Keep close to your family, social networks and neighbors because they will be there to support you once the temporary relief has pulled up stakes. Self care practices will prepare you for the times ahead, try them now. Take in that beautiful sunset of yours. Much love to all.
My heart is so heavy because I'm in Miami and God knows we've had our share of this. It could have been us once again, but we were spared this time. Don't ever stay if you're near water! Always have a plan and flee! You can always start over, it's just not worth it. It's the price we have to pay to live here. God Bless Florida we're praying for everyone in the path of Ian🙏😇❤️
Outstanding coverage a thousand times better than the Weather Channel’s coverage!! I also love how you guys didn’t use any swear words, which is pretty amazing in today’s world. Made me smile to just hear, “Whoa, whoa, whoa!! “ And, “Goodness gracious!” Love it. It’s because of this video that I’m now Subscribing to your channel. Keep up the most excellent work, guys!!
And one of the sad things to think about is people left Northeast Florida to head south and rent rooms and stay with family... And then the storm shifted right in all their direction
It crossed east after landfall far more then anticipated, maybe because of the northern windshear once the winds slowed. I'm in orlando and we felt tropical storm/light cat 1 conditions. I almost went to Melbourne but it turned out to be the same.
@@bman6198 I stay in Beverly hills Florida. About 1 hour 15 minutes south of Gainesville. It was suppose to drill us. But like you said it turned, and we only got winds and a little rain. Lost power for like 3 hours but only because it's a little Podunk town. But I love it... Glad you're ok!
STAY SAFE!!! WHAT A TRAGEDY FOR SURE! MY HEARTS GO OUT TO EVERYONE..I live in Ct and was looking to move to Orange county or Lee county in the Spring..I am now rethinking this decission..MY QUESTTION>>>> how do you even clean up after something like this? Where does all the wood and furniture go? what about all the cement?? What is done with it? what do they do with all the boats? my mind is boggled! thank you and God Bless everyone including all the rescuers xo
I would say 130 to 140 mph sustained at this location. This is on land. Another thing I wish everyone making comments on the video would stop crying. This is great stuff!!
Well, they all had ample time to evacuate, so i don't feel bad for the people that stayed that get injured. I feel bad for anybody that lose their homes and personal property.
I've lived in Florida from birth, never left. I remember hurricane opal but I was so young I didn't understand the severity. I remember the aftermath and damage. I've been here for all the hurricanes, Katrina dropped s tree through my living room and the house peeled away from around me. I was displaced and homeless as a teenager left alone in a home. It wasn't a pleasant experience to deal with. To think I planned on keeping my wife and kids here and we were going to ride this one out too.. It gives me chills seeing this to think we were going to stay and had it hit nwf it would have had an entire day extra to strengthen... this is horrible, seeing this makes me so sad for these people. It makes me reconsider ever letting my kids stay for any hurricane.
I'm in Brooksville (Hernando County), at one point we were predicted to get a direct hit, eye of the storm going straight through town. Thankfully, we were spared. But I feel so bad for everyone that wasn't. Watching this, knowing this easily could have been us, it gives me so many emotions
I always questioned y these houses in Florida are not built with blocks totally because of the hurricanes they experience. In Jamaica the most damages we would experience are the lost of roofs. That's y my house is a decked roof only an earthquake can get that down. But it is heartbreaking to see what's going on. Hope most people were able to leave
@@paul_vlad even regular houses are cheaply built. In the United States everything is greed and profits and zero considerations for safety and people's lives especially for the poor and middle class.
@@vickiecordon7887 in SW florida almost all homes are built of block, at least since hurricane Andrew. These old mobile homes will see way more damage that a regular house.
These are the best storm chaser videos I have ever seen. You are truly committed to your craft...you can feel the power of this devastating storm. Stay safe.
the core of the hurricane near the eye is where this type of sustained winds are. Being a cat 4 would be like this close to the eye, but further away a lot less severe.
That is great footage. It gives an idea to those who do not live in the US the true power and terror of those storms. There is nowhere to hide, nowhere safe. Really feel for those who are going to return to an empty lot. Heartbreaking.
Idk about nowhere to hide. Parking garages are sturdy enough for people to hide in. Homes and what not, though it sucks to lose them, they’re materials. They can be replaced. You can not.
hmmm if the car is not blown away, its not that bad , maybe investing in a better house made more sturdy , other parts floods floated the garage or some sort away
Your are 100% safe inside a house made of concrete if you don't live in a area prone to flooding. If you live in a trailer or wooden house in a area that has hurricanes, you deserve to lose your house.
My heart is broken for everyone who couldnt get way from this storm for whatever reason. And the ones who lost everything. Im 3 hours from where the storm surged the worst. Its almost a guilty feeling to feel relieved because so many will have to rebuild everything. God bless florida and lets pray when it hits water again that it doesnt try to gain its strength back!
@@Константин-ш3к I'm praying for your soul 🙏 Prayer is a direct connection to Father God. A way of communicating with our Creator. We live in a "sin filled" world because of the disobedience of Adam. But there is a way of redemption through the blood of Jesus Christ. One must be truly repentant of his sins and ask for forgiveness of sins. Then follow the commandments of God. By Rapture or by Death, I am ready to meet our Creator God. Are you ready?
I know how you feel. It was supposed to make landfall in my city but hit south of us instead. Praying for those affected and for families of fatalities. They are starting to find them now.
I give you all Storm Chasers credit for doing what you do so that us 'At home storm chasers' can watch the devastating impact. Is there ever a time when you decide "Okay, enough is enough, let's get out of here?" Prayers for all who are being effected by this devastion. 🙏
Placida. It used to be my favorite place to fish when I lived in the area until 2019. Sad what happened to those trailers, but that close to the coast is no place for any trailers. I found that out in 2004 with Charlie.
If they have you as the site of land fall 24 hours before it actually happens, rejoice. It never hits where they predict 24 hours or more. I watched it start at Tallahassee, then Gainesville, then Tampa, then Sarasota, etc. It was pretty clear, as usual, they were way off that far out in time.
Unfortunately I think we can't avoid fatalities. And unfortunately, there will probably be the request looting etc. It's amazing to see communities come together after something like this happens though, in the end all we have is each other.
WOW! The unrelenting force is what gets me! The sheer volume and mass - of really just air - that is pushed without ceasing at such a quick and unimpeded rate, is such an awesome thing to see, and it really puts into perspective how out-gunned man is compared to the wrath of God's nature! Thank you for recording all of this for all of us here watching (while all comfy and safe), you're braver than me, that's for sure! 👍
God bless all who are dealing with this chaotic storm and I pray most got out in time. Shout out to the camera operators! This is some of the most incredible hurricane footage I have ever seen! Stay safe, Florida!
Thank you for sharing this. We hope to show it to our mobile home park residents in Largo (where we were far more fortunate than our southern neighbors) in hopes of instilling in them the truth of the situation. We cannot stay in our park just because we believe "it won't happen to us". or "we'll be fine if we just stay indoors". This is real. This is dangerous and all the evacuation warnings need to be taken seriously. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those so seriously impacted by this storm.
Yes absolutely! That’s a great idea and just by nature we don’t always appreciate the level of danger until we see it in a way that hits home or end up coming face to face with it! I live in Riverview and I know that if god forbid we end up with a direct hit to our area by a major storm it’s going to be catastrophic and if people do not listen and evacuate we could easily see another extremely deadly Hurricane Katrina situation or easily worse.
My heart goes out to these people. Hopefully, all were spared the power of nature. Thank you to the people who go out and record it. It shows us what a waste all of it is.
horrible. nosotros acá en Puerto Rico acabamos de pasar la experiencia de Fiona. a 11 días de haber pasado aún hay miles de familias sin electricidad ni agua.. un abrazo fuerte para todas esas personas que lo perdieron todo. es duro, pero poco a poco se irán recuperando. la vida se encarga de ponernos a prueba, queda de parte nuestra tirar el resto y echar para delante.
Junk manufactured homes and trailer homes. They're not designed to withstand a weather event like this... buying one is merely a gamble that you won't get hit. And insurance is betting on yourself that you do get hit. Strange how that works, no?
@@purplenights1 Of course not, but I am not snarky like you were. I grew up in tornado country, I know what wind does. I have seen whole small towns wiped out.
I never understood why in USA the house are made with wood instead of pure blocks and concrete, specially in those ares that are prone to hurricanes and tornadoes!
This is absolutely heartbreaking. I really feel sick for those affected by this.. Things have been hard enough the last 2 years and now these folks have this to deal with. Wish I was there with many of you who are like minded to help… 😢
Wow. Great video of Ian's power. Never seen a trailer park get destroyed up close a personal. Thanks for the video. That takes Big Balls to stay that close. 😎
@@destroyingangel14 Campaigning literally doesn't matter right now... People's lives are in danger, everything they have is being destroyed and yet all people typically on the left seem to care about is how this will help them in the midterms.
Some people learn the hard way. I've lived here my whole life and every time a cat4 or 5 hurricane is coming people downplay it until they're trapped for days on end in rubble and water waiting for emergency response to find them.
Unbelievable!!!! Please stay safe out there filming that! Thank you so much, great job guys!!! God bless you all & God bless all the Floridians & God bless America! 🙏🙏🙏
All of your guardian angels were working double -triple over time keeping all of you safe. I appreciate your bravery in chasing Ian. I am heartsick for all of Florida. 5 years ago, a boat rescued us from the flooding in Htown due to Harvey. I know what it is like to loss everything. Will be keeping all involved in my prayers.
😳🥺 Mother Nature definitely nothing to play with. So glad people where able to leave 🙌🏽 🙏🏽. You can replace the things you need but you can't replace your life! Sending prayers from Roanoke, Va 💜💜💜
I was wondering if could share on rv groups in the future before hurricanes. People actually thought they could ride out in a RV by filling up holding tanks and putting in the slides. I hope they are ok.
@@purplenights1 I would say many are elderly living in homes they have owned for decades. They are on fixed incomes. There is not flood or hurricane insurance. They may not have family members to turn to. Nor the means to relocate. They will not receive help from FEMA or US Government. It is heartbreaking to see. These are people who have worked hard their entire life, spent money wisely only to end up homeless at an age they physically can not start over. It’s happening in natural disasters from hurricanes, tornados, wildfires, etc. One day Larry you may reach a point where you look back and understand what I was saying❤🙏
FEMA and aid groups like the Red Cross will be there for sure. This flooding from the surge reminds me a little of Hurricane Katrina in that it was enexpectedly high water levels, completely devastating. I'm sure most around the country (myself included) will be donating to help. But we need to be on watch for gofundme scams, only give to verified people/groups.
@@Graphics_Card while my heart goes out to these people, the fact of the matter is that this happens every so many years, and it's the same routine every time-- stuff gets destroyed, news coverage shows crying people and the aftermath/destruction, and then people stay there and it happens again and again, rinse and repeat. Living in a mobile home in a place well known for its hurricanes isn't a very smart choice. As for the rich, I get tired of hearing their crying every time this happens because they deliberately choose to live there and rebuild each and every time-- so the person has a point.
Omg!!! That’s terrifying, you are both brave souls 😩😩that’s just intense I’m so glad you guys are ok! Thank you for that video and putting yourself in danger for us to watch it!!💪🏻✌🏼
These homes actually fared better than i would expect. And some people don't have a choice. I live in a doublewide, and we turned a large set of concrete steps into a tornado shelter, because I got tired of having to run down to the creekbed every time there was a tornado warning.
@@Graphics_Card , I understand. But if you are elderly or disabled or poor, and there is no one to help you, being required to and actually being able to are not the same thing. I would hope everyone would have at least one person they could call for help getting out, but previous storms have taught us that's not the case.
@@oneperson5760 Then that is something that should have been taken care of before. Which brings us to another point. Always prepare, and not last minute. This is why they tell you on the news.
@@Graphics_Card you completely missed what they said and fail to understand that the news can tell people to leave all they want. Most people have no where to go or no one to turn to in these situations (common sense). To go somewhere you need a couple hundred dollars to a thousand and most people don’t just have that lying around (also common sense) The gas prices in FL were even made more expensive when people were trying to fill up their gas tanks to evacuate.. It’s not easy just to get up and go without being able to afford it. Not everyone has the funds or resources where they are able to relocate to a safe destination. (Common sense)
The best video footage (Though the saddest) i've seen showing the strength of hurricane IAN. Hopefully the owners of those houses have (been) evacuated before this happened.
Incredible footage, what kind of vehicle were you in that you were safe from this? That flying debri would slice a person in half, it was going so fast. It would have been so hard to not say S and F words. Thank you for capturing this so people truly understand how terrorizing this experience was to endure. Wind speed?
I feel sorry for the people living in Florida during hurricane Ian doing alot of damage to mobile homes 😪 thoughts and prayers goes out to the people living in Florida 🙏🙏🙏🙏
My guess is "storm chasers" who do this as a hobby or even sometimes as a job for the video. I wondered if they were protected from the most dangerous part of it by being in the lee of a building (though I don't know). They were smart to film a mobile home park for the footage though. Hope it had been evacuated.
2 guys, they're doing it for licensing and broadcast. Good filming, i'm glad someone got good footage. They deliberately picked a trailer park (think it might be Gasparilla Mobile Estates) as they KNEW that would make for the most dramatic video as these are kinda permanent trailers but they just will not stand up to a direct hit by a Cat4 storm. Hence....head there, get the max wins, license video, make lots of money from broadcasters and TV networks paying them.
Unfortunately some people, I call such daredevils often bring trouble to themselves. Have you ever notices naughty drivers on highways, mountain climbers, people jumping from cliffs to the water , insubordinated and proud ones?
I hope and pray everyone got out days before all this and support one another and neighbours and elderly ☹️ it’s not gonna be easy for anyone to leave their homes it’s heartbreaking ☹️ lots of love and prayers from England ♥️
They didn’t, that’s why I came to this video. Someone posted on tiktok from one of these houses chest deep in water. She hasn’t posted since. I’m hoping her and her family got rescued.
Girl ,praying wont do nothing. If they die, they die... but I know praying is a way of hoping for the best, but it dont work... it didnt work for me :(
Prayer changes things. God loves you and sees you. Please don’t lose hope or your faith in God. I was like you once upon a time. It was the worst time in my life and I didn’t understand why certain things could possibly happen but now I do. God has been with me the whole time I just had to choose to be with Him too. Love you and prayers 🙏🏻 ❤️ (Sorry for English!)
@@mariafernandez6439 Nope, this was by far the worst storm I've ever been in and I've been through many. They are usually over relatively quickly, not this one. 14 hours of storm and about 8-10 of insanity.
Simon Brewer & Justin Drake. I recognize their voices. Congratulations on this amazing footage. Ya all got gigantic balls!!!!Glad you guy’s are all right. My heart goes out to the people effected by this surprisingly strong hurricane. It’s like an EF 2-EF 3 tornado that lasts for hours!!!!! Unimaginable how scary it must have been for the people who did not evacuate. 🤞❤️🌪🌊☔️
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A shout out to Florida emergency management. I live in a manufactured home in fairway village largo and with help of my veterans affairs case manager,, was evacuated to Dunedin middle school used as emergency shelter for this hurricane. I'm still at the Dunedin middle school which was used for emergency shelter during evacuation, its special needs people. The staff have been complete professionals very kind and loving, supplied excellent care food and service to citizens. Thank you to all employees, emergency people and staff in taking care of us. Still waiting to get approved so we can return too our homes. A few grumpy citizens wanting to leave but I'm impressed by the kindness and love the staff showed and continues to do so. I will probably never again be in the company of a finer group of people. Thank you, too all that served and protected us.
God bell them and you!!! So sorry you all have had to go through this!!!
@Davrotu72 i don't have any past experience with this staff, agencies. This was arranged by calling emergency management that was supplied in the local newspaper flyer you receive in you're mail along with standard junk mail. They arranged everything in a timely professional manner and all service was truly professional. Keep in mind its emergency shelter, but lots of thought went into preparation. The many different staff people all worked as a team, very impressive, I can't say enough. In addition , they put in many hours with little sleep. Full attention was given those in need.
@Davrotu72 this emergency shelter management shelter was for SPECIAl NEEDS People
@Davrotu72 transportation was supplied and also for return to homes and follow up for those with no where too go, its still on going, they are still working hard from small details to the grunt work. A true group of 😇 angels pretending to be ordinary human beings
@@dianapearson1771 well, it worked out fine for those who needed the service, just as planned. Excellent quality and care glued together with love. We did not receive any damage near to like south of Tampa Bay. But they were prepared for it.
I know material things can be replaced but this isn't easy to watch. It's extremely hard to lose everything. All your hard work, tender loving care and memories... simply gone!
True 👍
💯 absolutely right. I'm a disabled veteran that basically lives check to check and I couldn't imagine being in this situation. I don't know what I would do. Absolutely devastating and heartbreaking!! Thoughts and prayers out to them 🙏🙏🙏🙏
You're 100% right. Lives can never be replaced..but it doesn't lessen the heartache and devastation of watching your home completing destroyed. I can't imagine what the people of Florida are going through..🥺💔
It’s just stuff for Christsake. Respect nature for than your material stuff. 2 more things God does some good stuff and that black dude has moves!
@@adlihkristopher2906 yet
I'll take the positive lighting over the tornado anytime. Anytime I hear those thunderclaps I'm excited. This is pure therapy.
Lkoscof ⚡🌀🌪️
Better footage then any of the news stations can produce. Great job.
How is it possible for these guys to film this in real time without injury or death, balls of steel.
Some storm chasers have re-enforced vehicles and are very heavy. The danger is still there but much safer than these mobile homes they are filming.
What are mobile homes i never heard of it it sounds wierd
Balls of steel?
Cameraman never dies
@@howardmotley2104 u r right. I am surprised.
I wish I could come out from Texas and help FL with recovery efforts. If I weren't taking 4 classes I'd be OTR. I've lived through my share of weather related events, multiple hurricanes and a housefire where I lost everything. My heart is with each of the survivors. Seek out holistic, multi-dimensional, integrated community to get you through. Resilience is key right now and will serve you 6-8 months from now. Keep close to your family, social networks and neighbors because they will be there to support you once the temporary relief has pulled up stakes. Self care practices will prepare you for the times ahead, try them now. Take in that beautiful sunset of yours. Much love to all.
My heart is so heavy because I'm in Miami and God knows we've had our share of this. It could have been us once again, but we were spared this time. Don't ever stay if you're near water! Always have a plan and flee! You can always start over, it's just not worth it. It's the price we have to pay to live here. God Bless Florida we're praying for everyone in the path of Ian🙏😇❤️
Amen
A pure force of nature. The wind is one thing but the water is extremely dangerous 18ft of flooding God help us
Amen
Amen
It hurts so badly, and yes my heart is so very grateful but still in pain.
Woah, oh man, woah, woah, OMG!
I give these guys a lot of credit. Everything I would've said would've been bleeped out.
Woah...
Nice footage but they won't be getting home for days.
Ohh. Waow
@@davidschaadt3460 maybe they have run flat tires
Drink every time someone says woah!
What kind of vehicle were you guys in? Did you have protection on the windows at all?
TY for your tremendous courage to get out there & risk your lives to film it all! Please stay safe!
Tremendous courage? I call it complete and utter stupidity. But I'm loving their video. ha ha
Outstanding coverage a thousand times better than the Weather Channel’s coverage!! I also love how you guys didn’t use any swear words, which is pretty amazing in today’s world. Made me smile to just hear, “Whoa, whoa, whoa!! “ And, “Goodness gracious!” Love it. It’s because of this video that I’m now Subscribing to your channel. Keep up the most excellent work, guys!!
@@BooBoo586 great comment
@@jwp2166 I'm dissappointed a roof didn't land on their stupid heads. Oh well, maybe next time. Liked & subscribed, I don't wanna miss it. 😉
It not courage it's stupidity..... and if they had an issue they would expect others to risk their lives to save them! That's not courage.
And one of the sad things to think about is people left Northeast Florida to head south and rent rooms and stay with family... And then the storm shifted right in all their direction
It crossed east after landfall far more then anticipated, maybe because of the northern windshear once the winds slowed. I'm in orlando and we felt tropical storm/light cat 1 conditions. I almost went to Melbourne but it turned out to be the same.
@@bman6198 I stay in Beverly hills Florida. About 1 hour 15 minutes south of Gainesville. It was suppose to drill us. But like you said it turned, and we only got winds and a little rain. Lost power for like 3 hours but only because it's a little Podunk town. But I love it... Glad you're ok!
STAY SAFE!!! WHAT A TRAGEDY FOR SURE! MY HEARTS GO OUT TO EVERYONE..I live in Ct and was looking to move to Orange county or Lee county in the Spring..I am now rethinking this decission..MY QUESTTION>>>> how do you even clean up after something like this? Where does all the wood and furniture go? what about all the cement?? What is done with it? what do they do with all the boats? my mind is boggled! thank you and God Bless everyone including all the rescuers xo
That has to be what 125-150mph winds look like. Thanks for the video. Most people don't get to see the power of a hurricane near landfall.
Over 150. 125 mph winds are a Cat 3.
I would say 130 to 140 mph sustained at this location. This is on land. Another thing I wish everyone making comments on the video would stop crying. This is great stuff!!
@@eddihaskell not the entire storm has that strong of winds.
@@skygge1006 This storm was so big and slow that those 150 mph wind gusts were over us for hours on end. Storm lasted 14 hours here.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 We took direct hit where I am and it was absolutely insane. The house shook, sounded like a tornado for 8 hours 😳
Our prayers are with all the Floridians and pray for their safety through this horrific storm!
Thank you Sharon
Well, they all had ample time to evacuate, so i don't feel bad for the people that stayed that get injured. I feel bad for anybody that lose their homes and personal property.
Unfortunately, praying is a worthless act.
@@jamezrobertz8638 nobody asked
@@MyComment... no Sharon is praying that the people safely make it through the storm, she's not thanking the Lord for the hurricane
SENDING OUT PRAYERS TO THE PEOPLE IN FLORIDA🙏🏿
How is your vehicle not blowing away?
Because it weighs 3000 pounds and does not produce much lift.
@@smileygladhands I just saw a video with a semi truck on its side. I am guessing it weighs a lot more than a car
@@akajulz Yes, but it has a trailer that is like a sail in high wind, tips it over.
I'm surprised it didn't.
@@redtaylor4936 west of Florida took a fall of Katrina in 2005 to Louisiana
My grandfather used to tell me about how he saw a man cut in half by a sheet of tin roofing during a tornado. STAY INSIDE DURING STORMS.
😭
But tornados happen because of climate change.. Climate change didn't exist when your grandfather was younger.
unless the inside becomes the outside 🙃
@@americansweetheart5597 in america you dont know how to build house they are for hamsaters i thing its not stabil building
@@isearia93elf7 the building in video is not a house. It's a mobile home. You don't have mobile homes in your country?!
Wow oh wow, goodness gracious you guys had the best video of how Fort Myers area got to look like it does!
My brother albert lost his entire house, along with most of his neighbors, our prayers go out to the people in displacment !
Where was it located?
Приезжайте в Россию
У нас дома крепкие.
Всех укроим, согреем, накормим.
Не верьте ,что РОССИЯ-ЭТО ЗЛО
@@ИраОрлова-р1ь bro they are in a war
So sorry😢
@@stirtheimagination88 ,,😂
There are days when I curse my homes concrete walls while trying to mount something. Not this day.
I've lived in Florida from birth, never left. I remember hurricane opal but I was so young I didn't understand the severity. I remember the aftermath and damage. I've been here for all the hurricanes, Katrina dropped s tree through my living room and the house peeled away from around me. I was displaced and homeless as a teenager left alone in a home. It wasn't a pleasant experience to deal with. To think I planned on keeping my wife and kids here and we were going to ride this one out too.. It gives me chills seeing this to think we were going to stay and had it hit nwf it would have had an entire day extra to strengthen... this is horrible, seeing this makes me so sad for these people. It makes me reconsider ever letting my kids stay for any hurricane.
I'm in Brooksville (Hernando County), at one point we were predicted to get a direct hit, eye of the storm going straight through town.
Thankfully, we were spared. But I feel so bad for everyone that wasn't.
Watching this, knowing this easily could have been us, it gives me so many emotions
Makes me want to move back to virginia.
@@kelsiefletcher Understandable for sure. I like living here but it can be very stressful sometimes
My folks used to live there but moved back to NC in 1990
😭😭😭
I live in pinellas and we were suppose to get the eye too, when I saw it make that turn before the landing all I did was thank God
That was the best footage so far 2 months in.
I always questioned y these houses in Florida are not built with blocks totally because of the hurricanes they experience. In Jamaica the most damages we would experience are the lost of roofs. That's y my house is a decked roof only an earthquake can get that down. But it is heartbreaking to see what's going on. Hope most people were able to leave
These are mobile homes..most homes are not like this.
the majority of those are 40+ year old mobile homes
@@paul_vlad even regular houses are cheaply built. In the United States everything is greed and profits and zero considerations for safety and people's lives especially for the poor and middle class.
@@vickiecordon7887 in SW florida almost all homes are built of block, at least since hurricane Andrew. These old mobile homes will see way more damage that a regular house.
Blocks can be no better at dealing with those types of of hurricanes.
hope everyone is well in Florida, I lived through that nightmare with Hurricane Maria and I know what you are going through.
These are the best storm chaser videos I have ever seen. You are truly committed to your craft...you can feel the power of this devastating storm. Stay safe.
Hello Teri I'm so appreciate your sweet comments. How are you doing??.
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Thank you for this raw coverage. It really shows the seriousness and destructive power of these storms.
NON CAPITE NULLA SIETE CECHI E SORDI
@@accountgooglenonvisibile You are rude.
@@accountgooglenonvisibile it figures someone not originally from America can talk like that about people suffering!
Speechless. Praying for anyone who was in those trailers
Not to worry. They were in the basement.
It looks like EVERY home is going to have issues
Hopefully they left before the hurricane hit
Most likely they all evacuated, they are accustomed to the weather like this..
Really? I'm surprised they weren't totally destroyed
Thanks!
Been through many hurricanes but I’ve never seen anything like this for the sustained winds.
Then you haven't been directly hit.
Check out the footage from Hurricane Charlie. Craziest sustained winds I've ever seen on video
the core of the hurricane near the eye is where this type of sustained winds are. Being a cat 4 would be like this close to the eye, but further away a lot less severe.
@@colty7764 this is the best footage of a hurricane I've ever seen 👀
@@Trahzy I've been directly hit many times, this one hit different. Longest storm ever.
I live in Pinellas county and glad we avoided a direct hit.
It was still very windy and rainy. No flooding or loss of power, thankfully.
Great footage thanks!
That is great footage. It gives an idea to those who do not live in the US the true power and terror of those storms. There is nowhere to hide, nowhere safe. Really feel for those who are going to return to an empty lot. Heartbreaking.
Idk about nowhere to hide. Parking garages are sturdy enough for people to hide in. Homes and what not, though it sucks to lose them, they’re materials. They can be replaced. You can not.
hmmm if the car is not blown away, its not that bad , maybe investing in a better house made more sturdy , other parts floods floated the garage or some sort away
A powerful hurricane has the wind speed of a small tornado. But lasting for days & over 100s of square miles. Not mere minutes.
Your are 100% safe inside a house made of concrete if you don't live in a area prone to flooding. If you live in a trailer or wooden house in a area that has hurricanes, you deserve to lose your house.
Fear God
So scary!! Feel so bad for everyone going through this!! Stay safe!!
Wow! Great work, Simon and Juston! Really good stuff. Top-notch. 👊
My heart is broken for everyone who couldnt get way from this storm for whatever reason. And the ones who lost everything. Im 3 hours from where the storm surged the worst. Its almost a guilty feeling to feel relieved because so many will have to rebuild everything. God bless florida and lets pray when it hits water again that it doesnt try to gain its strength back!
Praying unfortunetly didnt save familes :/
@@Константин-ш3к
I'm praying for your soul 🙏
Prayer is a direct connection to Father God. A way of communicating with our Creator.
We live in a "sin filled" world because of the disobedience of Adam. But there is a way of redemption through the blood of Jesus Christ. One must be truly repentant of his sins and ask for forgiveness of sins. Then follow the commandments of God.
By Rapture or by Death, I am ready to meet our Creator God.
Are you ready?
@@Константин-ш3к I be praying for you also
@@Константин-ш3к someone’s been a long time atheist.
I know how you feel. It was supposed to make landfall in my city but hit south of us instead. Praying for those affected and for families of fatalities. They are starting to find them now.
I give you all Storm Chasers credit for doing what you do so that us 'At home storm chasers' can watch the devastating impact. Is there ever a time when you decide "Okay, enough is enough, let's get out of here?" Prayers for all who are being effected by this devastion. 🙏
Placida. It used to be my favorite place to fish when I lived in the area until 2019. Sad what happened to those trailers, but that close to the coast is no place for any trailers. I found that out in 2004 with Charlie.
I live in tampa it's crazy to think this was going to be us just 24hrs prior to landfall. I pray there are no fatalities with this storm.
I think they are 42 as of 20 minutes ago
same i’m so glad it wasn’t us. i feel so terrible for people who lost their homes
If they have you as the site of land fall 24 hours before it actually happens, rejoice. It never hits where they predict 24 hours or more. I watched it start at Tallahassee, then Gainesville, then Tampa, then Sarasota, etc. It was pretty clear, as usual, they were way off that far out in time.
Unfortunately I think we can't avoid fatalities. And unfortunately, there will probably be the request looting etc. It's amazing to see communities come together after something like this happens though, in the end all we have is each other.
WOW! The unrelenting force is what gets me! The sheer volume and mass - of really just air - that is pushed without ceasing at such a quick and unimpeded rate, is such an awesome thing to see, and it really puts into perspective how out-gunned man is compared to the wrath of God's nature! Thank you for recording all of this for all of us here watching (while all comfy and safe), you're braver than me, that's for sure! 👍
It's a shame God lost His love for humans
@@george2113 humanity has largely lost its love for God
@@franka2743 God's distain/fear for knowledge was his undoing
Cómo hicieron para estar ahí, qué peligro, gracias.
Not dangerous if you stay in a hotel and don't drive on a flooded street.
Awesome video. So glad you guys are safe. Praying for Florida residents.
God bless all who are dealing with this chaotic storm and I pray most got out in time.
Shout out to the camera operators! This is some of the most incredible hurricane footage I have ever seen! Stay safe, Florida!
Amen!
i call it stupid
@@georgestokes5116 video is amazing. How they recorded it? Yeah, probably stupid.
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Deepest sympathies with all the victims of the Ian. Hopefully they will find courage and resolve to put their lives back together.
Thank you for sharing this. We hope to show it to our mobile home park residents in Largo (where we were far more fortunate than our southern neighbors) in hopes of instilling in them the truth of the situation. We cannot stay in our park just because we believe "it won't happen to us". or "we'll be fine if we just stay indoors". This is real. This is dangerous and all the evacuation warnings need to be taken seriously. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those so seriously impacted by this storm.
Yes absolutely! That’s a great idea and just by nature we don’t always appreciate the level of danger until we see it in a way that hits home or end up coming face to face with it! I live in Riverview and I know that if god forbid we end up with a direct hit to our area by a major storm it’s going to be catastrophic and if people do not listen and evacuate we could easily see another extremely deadly Hurricane Katrina situation or easily worse.
Lord have mercy! Praying for the people in Florida.
My heart goes out to these people. Hopefully, all were spared the power of nature. Thank you to the people who go out and record it. It shows us what a waste all of it is.
horrible. nosotros acá en Puerto Rico acabamos de pasar la experiencia de Fiona. a 11 días de haber pasado aún hay miles de familias sin electricidad ni agua.. un abrazo fuerte para todas esas personas que lo perdieron todo. es duro, pero poco a poco se irán recuperando. la vida se encarga de ponernos a prueba, queda de parte nuestra tirar el resto y echar para delante.
This is utterly heartbreaking. These homes are totaled.
And that is exactly what hurricanes do, destroy property. Were you born yesterday?
Junk manufactured homes and trailer homes. They're not designed to withstand a weather event like this... buying one is merely a gamble that you won't get hit. And insurance is betting on yourself that you do get hit. Strange how that works, no?
@@purplenights1 Of course not, but I am not snarky like you were. I grew up in tornado country, I know what wind does. I have seen whole small towns wiped out.
Hurricane Ian was my 31st birthday gift from Mother Nature! I wish I could have met him!
that's very unlucky
I never understood why in USA the house are made with wood instead of pure blocks and concrete, specially in those ares that are prone to hurricanes and tornadoes!
Greed of home makers and those employers who employ low wage workers.
These are trailer homes, not regular homes.
Very low cost? 🤷♀️
People being cheap you would think they would know better than to build flimsy homes in hurricane Alley. At least Atula knows!
A simple answer is cost, wood is relatively cheap, cinder blocks, concrete and steel is exceptionally expensive in comparison.
This is absolutely heartbreaking. I really feel sick for those affected by this.. Things have been hard enough the last 2 years and now these folks have this to deal with. Wish I was there with many of you who are like minded to help… 😢
Расскажите, почему 2 года последние особенно тяжело , расскажите, если можете. Что именно Вы
имеете в виду .
My heart is paining
@@ИраОрлова-р1ь Covid
And this place had a tornado in January.
@@skygge1006 5
Wow. Great video of Ian's power. Never seen a trailer park get destroyed up close a personal. Thanks for the video. That takes Big Balls to stay that close. 😎
Truly devastating to watch. My heart aches for the citizens of Florida.
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@@destroyingangel14 Campaigning literally doesn't matter right now... People's lives are in danger, everything they have is being destroyed and yet all people typically on the left seem to care about is how this will help them in the midterms.
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This footage is superior to the "professional" channels. Thanks guys!
Im more interesting what brand are your windshield wipers?
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Wow just wow. People stayed in this too. So sad to hear all those trapped and possibly dead. Mother Nature is not one to mess with. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😭
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The Creator ...
He gives life and death...
@@isartoraplatz No reported deaths yet...I guess your fake God was on vacation for this one.
Some people learn the hard way. I've lived here my whole life and every time a cat4 or 5 hurricane is coming people downplay it until they're trapped for days on end in rubble and water waiting for emergency response to find them.
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@@isartoraplatz Hi
Unbelievable!!!! Please stay safe out there filming that! Thank you so much, great job guys!!! God bless you all & God bless all the Floridians & God bless America! 🙏🙏🙏
What kind of vehicle Were you guys in?
I take it, having a front row seat to this storm was very humbling! Amen Amen Amen I pray all people are safe or at peace.
I cannot believe these guys went through this and stayed in one piece !!! SO glad to hear you're okay !!!
Pretty sure Joey Lawrence was in the vehicle with them. Whoa!
they are in like an armored car or something, but yeah insane!
Trump knows that it was the punishment for our resistance to Putin.
Beg him for forgiveness. Any prayer is sent to the Lord only via Putin.
how did you film this without your car getting blown away too, or any flying debris hitting it? It's like you're just watching a movie. Amazing!
نفس تفكيري
All of the animals affected by this that couldn't find shelter.... 😟
Animals, most of the time, survive this. They instinctively know how to hide.
@@michaelchmiel166 stray cats? They hide in tress and under cars. I don’t think they’ll be safe
The alligators and pythons will be searching for new homes as soon as the storm passes.
animals usually feel the storm come days before and move to higher ground
And homeless people.
All of your guardian angels were working double -triple over time keeping all of you safe. I appreciate your bravery in chasing Ian. I am heartsick for all of Florida. 5 years ago, a boat rescued us from the flooding in Htown due to Harvey. I know what it is like to loss everything. Will be keeping all involved in my prayers.
😳🥺 Mother Nature definitely nothing to play with. So glad people where able to leave 🙌🏽 🙏🏽. You can replace the things you need but you can't replace your life! Sending prayers from Roanoke, Va 💜💜💜
I was wondering if could share on rv groups in the future before hurricanes. People actually thought they could ride out in a RV by filling up holding tanks and putting in the slides. I hope they are ok.
It’s heart wrenching to see this. Pray everyone safe. The sad part many will not have monies to replace the homes they lost.
Nothing heart-wrenching about seeing fools play the fool card. You choose to live where there are known hurricane possibilities, you assume the risk.
@@purplenights1
I would say many are elderly living in homes they have owned for decades. They are on fixed incomes. There is not flood or hurricane insurance. They may not have family members to turn to. Nor the means to relocate. They will not receive help from FEMA or US Government.
It is heartbreaking to see. These are people who have worked hard their entire life, spent money wisely only to end up homeless at an age they physically can not start over.
It’s happening in natural disasters from hurricanes, tornados, wildfires, etc.
One day Larry you may reach a point where you look back and understand what I was saying❤🙏
@@purplenights1 dude, at least show some respect. People can choose where they want to live. It isn’t like it’s their fault.
FEMA and aid groups like the Red Cross will be there for sure. This flooding from the surge reminds me a little of Hurricane Katrina in that it was enexpectedly high water levels, completely devastating. I'm sure most around the country (myself included) will be donating to help. But we need to be on watch for gofundme scams, only give to verified people/groups.
@@Graphics_Card while my heart goes out to these people, the fact of the matter is that this happens every so many years, and it's the same routine every time-- stuff gets destroyed, news coverage shows crying people and the aftermath/destruction, and then people stay there and it happens again and again, rinse and repeat.
Living in a mobile home in a place well known for its hurricanes isn't a very smart choice.
As for the rich, I get tired of hearing their crying every time this happens because they deliberately choose to live there and rebuild each and every time-- so the person has a point.
Omg!!! That’s terrifying, you are both brave souls 😩😩that’s just intense I’m so glad you guys are ok! Thank you for that video and putting yourself in danger for us to watch it!!💪🏻✌🏼
Prayers to all of you in Florida ❤️
This is why you don't want to be in a mobile home whether it's in a tornado or hurricane.
These homes actually fared better than i would expect. And some people don't have a choice. I live in a doublewide, and we turned a large set of concrete steps into a tornado shelter, because I got tired of having to run down to the creekbed every time there was a tornado warning.
They tell you that on the evacuation maps. Regardless of zone, mobile home owners are always required to evacuate.
@@Graphics_Card , I understand. But if you are elderly or disabled or poor, and there is no one to help you, being required to and actually being able to are not the same thing. I would hope everyone would have at least one person they could call for help getting out, but previous storms have taught us that's not the case.
@@oneperson5760 Then that is something that should have been taken care of before. Which brings us to another point. Always prepare, and not last minute. This is why they tell you on the news.
@@Graphics_Card you completely missed what they said and fail to understand that the news can tell people to leave all they want. Most people have no where to go or no one to turn to in these situations (common sense). To go somewhere you need a couple hundred dollars to a thousand and most people don’t just have that lying around (also common sense) The gas prices in FL were even made more expensive when people were trying to fill up their gas tanks to evacuate.. It’s not easy just to get up and go without being able to afford it. Not everyone has the funds or resources where they are able to relocate to a safe destination. (Common sense)
About a year ago or so, the weather authorities changed Ian's category designation from a four up to a five.
So sorry for all of your losses. Sending prayers to all affected.
The best video footage (Though the saddest) i've seen showing the strength of hurricane IAN. Hopefully the owners of those houses have (been) evacuated before this happened.
There is nothing sad about this. It was great. I chased Ian all by myself and I am not technically a chaser.
Incredible footage, what kind of vehicle were you in that you were safe from this? That flying debri would slice a person in half, it was going so fast. It would have been so hard to not say S and F words. Thank you for capturing this so people truly understand how terrorizing this experience was to endure. Wind speed?
It was a Jeep Rental,.
@@StormChasingVideo good choice!
That right there is why you evacuate if you can or go to a certified shelter.
I feel sorry for the people living in Florida during hurricane Ian doing alot of damage to mobile homes 😪 thoughts and prayers goes out to the people living in Florida 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I agree too
Mana ada suara Takbirrr.
Man men man men.wauw wauw.wedus.
my question is what are you in, i need one of those,
Who's recording this video live!?
What a courage!
My guess is "storm chasers" who do this as a hobby or even sometimes as a job for the video. I wondered if they were protected from the most dangerous part of it by being in the lee of a building (though I don't know). They were smart to film a mobile home park for the footage though. Hope it had been evacuated.
2 guys, they're doing it for licensing and broadcast. Good filming, i'm glad someone got good footage. They deliberately picked a trailer park (think it might be Gasparilla Mobile Estates) as they KNEW that would make for the most dramatic video as these are kinda permanent trailers but they just will not stand up to a direct hit by a Cat4 storm. Hence....head there, get the max wins, license video, make lots of money from broadcasters and TV networks paying them.
That's what they do for a living.
@@ramonortiz3095 exactly. It's done for purposes of revenue, and i'm sure they made 5-figures in dollars out of it.
They're meteorologists. They're names are in the description box.
While you’re standing in the wind, you better hope you don’t get hit any debris (metal roof panels have razor sharp edges)
As Ron White said, it's not if the wind is blowing, it's WHAT the wind is blowing.
They're meteorologists. They were, most likely, in some kind of storm tracking vehicle.
When you think you're in control. Something reminds us all ❄️🌨️🌊🌪️🌀💨🔥
God please let everyone be safe!
Only if they're worthy.
Unfortunately some people, I call such daredevils often bring trouble to themselves. Have you ever notices naughty drivers on highways, mountain climbers, people jumping from cliffs to the water , insubordinated and proud ones?
My heart goes out to those who lost there homes. This reminds me of tornado speed winds and not hurricane.
This footage is incredible.
On a side note, you guys had me cracking up with your reactions..
This hurricane brings back memories of Irma that shook my little island paradise to the core in 2017
Whichnisland?
I was on St. Martin with hurricane Luis in 1995, do you remember? And then all the rest that followed. I assume you are in St. Kitts or Dominica?😂
hurricane Dorian: I almost took the whole island down
My prayers go out to all the affected families and areas in Florida affected by hurricane Ian's destruction and may God be with you and your family
To potęga ,nie Ameryki tylko Pana Boga ,,nad wami jeszcze ktoś jest ..
Where were you guys? Inside a tank? My hat is off to you. Awesome job of recording this so people won't think twice when it's time to evacuate.
I hope and pray everyone got out days before all this and support one another and neighbours and elderly ☹️ it’s not gonna be easy for anyone to leave their homes it’s heartbreaking ☹️ lots of love and prayers from England ♥️
They didn’t, that’s why I came to this video. Someone posted on tiktok from one of these houses chest deep in water. She hasn’t posted since. I’m hoping her and her family got rescued.
Girl ,praying wont do nothing. If they die, they die... but I know praying is a way of hoping for the best, but it dont work... it didnt work for me :(
Я не понимаю, у вас так часто такие ураганы, почему вы строите картонные дома? Дом должен быть крепкий, дом это крепость
Prayer changes things. God loves you and sees you. Please don’t lose hope or your faith in God. I was like you once upon a time. It was the worst time in my life and I didn’t understand why certain things could possibly happen but now I do. God has been with me the whole time I just had to choose to be with Him too. Love you and prayers 🙏🏻 ❤️
(Sorry for English!)
AMEN 🙏❤️🙌
Imagine enduring these kinds of winds for hours on end, just incredible, I weathered Hugo in '89, quite the experience
The names change . . . The experience just the same
@@mariafernandez6439 Nope, this was by far the worst storm I've ever been in and I've been through many. They are usually over relatively quickly, not this one. 14 hours of storm and about 8-10 of insanity.
What vehicle were you guys in? It barely moved during the storm!
Prayers go out to all of you out there and you guys are so brave for showing us …. Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦
Wow, you're in South Africa?
My prayers go out to you!
I think I would have rather hung out in that hurricane than be doomed to live in SA!
Frank what do you mean by that doomed lol 😂 I live in one of the most beautiful places in sa
@@sharonbredenkamp3738 yes, much of South Africa is beautiful.. but overall the country is a s*** hole.
And you know exactly what I'm talking about!
هذه أمريكا ام افريقيا
How sad. Praying for all that have to cope with this weather. 🙏
Hurricanes are fun.
Was this in the wild flower community across from lemon bay preserve?
This video was shot right behind my work that’s been completely flattened. Insane
😢sending prayers to you all and all who lost their homes in this horrific hurricane 🙏🙏🙏🇨🇦🙏🙏🙏
What vehicle are these guys in? a Sherman tank or something
Probably a pickup truck. A hurricane is not strong enough to move a vehicle unless it is floating.
God bless the people in this community 🙏🙏🙏
God bless the people in Florida . Great Job to the people who recorded this.
Truly is crazy to watch. No lie I thought it was a bit funny when you guys kept saying Woah man, Woah man.
Simon Brewer & Justin Drake. I recognize their voices. Congratulations on this amazing footage. Ya all got gigantic balls!!!!Glad you guy’s are all right. My heart goes out to the people effected by this surprisingly strong hurricane. It’s like an EF 2-EF 3 tornado that lasts for hours!!!!! Unimaginable how scary it must have been for the people who did not evacuate. 🤞❤️🌪🌊☔️
Never seen anything quite like this so upclose. Just devastating! My heart goes out to all the people who've had to suffer through all these storms.