As she reports with a half smile and glint in her eyes. Meanwhile the poor woman she's asking questions to is devastated and had been extensively crying.
I live in Missouri, and back in 2018, my mom took me and my two younger siblings to the humane society out in Macklind for a meet and greet. The meet and greet was with a Borgi (Corgi Basset Hound mix) named Huey. Huey was rescued after this hurricane passed and now he lives with me, my mom, my dad, my two younger siblings, and my grandmother. He has been with us for 5 years now and he's a total sweetheart who loves to lay down on the couch, bark whenever he hears the front or back door open, and he absolutely loves to snuggle.
My ears were popping and my head was pounding and we were all light headed through the whole thing. Our roof was caving in so we moved into a bedroom and I just lied down on the bed and almost fell asleep 👀
Vernon Hector dude I'm from nyc and our first major hurricane was 2012 sandy !! Never knew we would get something like that especially now New York !!! After that u can never say never !!! What a life lesson and now dealing with corona in 2020 9 years later a virus that killing thousands of people so sad !!! This is like a lesson to all of us to keep our earth healthy and Keep distance of people !!! U never know what the future has in stores for us
Hello! (I get that this comment is a year late but michael is a forgotten storm and i just came to this video to see what they were saying) so im from an area that got hit by the eyewall of the storm, and, where im from it was pretty difficult at the start to get everything back together but yeah everyone is safe if that answers your question
I have to say even from where I was in Florida, the sunset was almost eerie with strong ominous purples, oranges, reds, & dark yellow. Not your typical sunset!!
I've been tracking hurricanes from home for about 15 Years now And I've never seen a hurricane hit that was this strong .My anxiety was up quite a bit as I was watching it Even from afar( I don't live in Florida ,I live in California) I will say this 2005 and 2008 Were both my most memorable years up until 2017 and now 2018 as well Will go down in my books as memorable
wtf is wrong with you immoral people in the media? "so our cameras were just looking at a few houses there." "yeah, there was one lady who didn't leave them." "and that house isn't there anymore, so who knows where she could be..... it's a shame about your wedding in a couple weeks, isn't it?" wtf.
Draodan “so we can’t imagine where she is but your wedding dress was in the house what a shame that you lost that dress the house probably isn’t even standing” like wtf y’all skipped the fact that the women could be dead like if it means nothing but worried about a wedding dress. Lmao people these days lmao they basically said fuck her that’s her issue I care about my dress😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏽♂️
I live in Panama City FL And I stayed in hurricane micheal and it was bad.And I stayed in Panama City holiday inn across from the mall and the windows including the walls got tooken out and I feel bad for everyone.this hurricane I will never forget about.
This footage was made from our condominium “Summerhouse” in Mexico Beach. Our condo was on the floor below where this footage was taken. The blue house at the beginning of the footage was one of the places that we had vacationed at several years before. Fortunately for our family, we had moved back to Tennessee before Hurricane Michael. To this day, I don’t believe that the majority of people truly realize the devastation that this Hurricane brought to the Florida Panhandle. It’s like it’s been forgotten by the media.
I was in my house during this let’s just say my roof flew off and my walls was like wet card board. It’s honestly much worse than what they showed if you when a little further down Mexico beach you would see twisted snapped off trees.
George Playz Roblox : I live in Graceville, Florida, just three miles south of the Florida/Alabama State line. Graceville is in the northwest corner of Jackson County. Our highest sustained winds were 143 mph, and that's gettin' it. Marianna, which is the county seat of Jackson County had sustained winds of 162 and 165 mph. Well, we knew in Graceville that this was no ordinary storm. We knew it was a category 5 long before the government finally said it was. My house was built in 1905. I got no damage from the storm at all. I feel for all the people who lost everything to that storm. Only by the Grace of God, it was not worse for me.
@@stevewilliams3850 No you had gusts to 102 mph. Thats it. Look it up. The strongest sustained winds on land anywhere was 155 mph. I know they said 160 but thats over the water.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 : Dude, I don't know where you got your information; but civil engineers and authorities recorded sustained winds in Marianna of 162mph and 165 mph (that's miles per hour). Wind gusts of 102 do not do the damage that was done by that hurricane. Sometime in 2019, they finally upgraded Michael to a category 5. Donaldsonville, Georgia reported wind gusts of either 165 mph, or they may have had wind gusts as high as 185. The hurricane tore hell out of Donaldsonville. Did you even come to see the damage that hurricane did? It blew the bark off of hundreds of thousands; maybe millions of trees. We have never, ever had a hurricane do that to this region; at least not that I can recall. Hurricanes Opal and Ivan were very destructive for this area; but Michael was worse that the two of them put together.. They reported wind gusts at the Marianna airport, of 203 to I believe it was either 207 or maybe as high as 209 mph. They had wind gusts over 200 mph at the airport. It takes a category 5 hurricane to blow a city off the map. The highest sustained winds in my town were 143 mph. That's some powerful winds.
@@stevewilliams3850 No no no. Source please? While I agree that 102 mph is a little low there is no way winds were 162 mph. Hell the maximum sustained winds were 160 at time of landfall. I dont think on land anyone got that strong because of land friction. This is what I think the winds were: Mexico Beach 150 gusts of 180 Tyndall AFB 145 gusts to 175 mph Callaway 135 gusts to 160 Panama City 125-130 mph gusts to 155 MARIANNA 115 mph gusts to 130 mph Finally Talahassee 70 to 80 gusts 90-100. No town was wiped off the map just a lot of destruction everywhere. By the way it was the Marianna airport that recorded the gust of 102 mph. No the instrument did not fail.
Praying that woman in the Blue House is OK!! And ALL in Mexico City!! This is Horrifying!! Just eatchinvmade my Heart Race!! Have Mercy O Lord!!🙏😭🙌📖🙏❤️💨💨💨
I was in Hurricane María in Puerto Rico last year, and when the eye wall passed closest to my home it was a strong Category 3 Hurricane and Michael looks worse when they have to retreat in the video. There was devastation in Puerto Rico but most of our homes are made of concrete. Florida needs to figure out a way to start building not just walls, but roofs in concrete as well, to avoid situations like the one depicted in the video, without the building sinking into the softer sandy Florida soil. I hope everyone recovers from this in Florida faster than we are taking to recover in Puerto Rico.
In my area we build out of concrete, it depends on the area. A lot of the homes in southern florida are concrete, while north florida (the video was in North florida) builds mostly out of wood.
That's just about the worst destruction I've ever seen a hurricane cause. It was like "Michael" took an eraser and wiped off the panhandle from Florida. 1st EVER Cat 4 to hit the US in October, and is now the 3rd most powerful storm in US history. I lived through Irma and always wanted to experience a mega hurricane. Not anymore.
Muhammed Zahid cardboard breakings.....Stone houses are still up, concrete too, plywood alloy crap is all down.... a well build home can't flow on streets!
Micheal Laymance fck cement alloy crap! Don't worry about money, let the insurances people deal with that now, what do you need? start by building a well build foundation, then do the concrete all the way to the top. Good luck getting skills now!
Since the sixties after a very deadly cyclone, my small island nation started to build with cement. If a country like US cannot plan to build with concrete, I am stunned. Or they still think that climate change is a hoax, that nothing will happen to them and they will send prayers and everything will be good.
Thank you to all the reporters who constantly risk their lives to bring us the news. I could feel Ginger's anxiety, what a terrifying situation to be in. I am so glad Ginger and all the other reporters are ok.
@Joe Truth ... Never preach apathy over compassion. We help people help themselves. Mutualistic symbiosis. Even the rich in Florida are right now in need of food and shelter.
This is a vacation home community. The people who died are sadly locals who thought they could ride out a cat 3. Everyone believed it was just going to be a 3 but reality happened. Its been 12 years since a serious storm has hit this Florida region. 12 years is a very long time to become complacent about big storms millions of people survive. This was a bigger storm that nobody anticipated.
While I survived Yolanda 194 mph winds my neighbors tied down a Nipa hut with barbed wire and the hut survived the storm this would help all wood homes they would need 4. 3 meter long cement posts with hooks buried in the soil but just needs a strong spiderwebbed rope for the roof and tied to the posts however all homes should be by law built with cement in flood zones or areas that get damaged by storm surge so they can be hosed down after the storm....
No they're not lol. More often than not they develop over the Atlantic and the news fear mongers how it's the "storm of the century" then the cool water weakens it. By landfall they're often only category 1 or 2.
Good job ABC! TWC had 15 people down to cover the storm and they cover weather everyday for a living yet failed to put anyone there. Congratulations on saving lives in the future with this video.
That hurricane was scary, not a lot of people where I lived took it too seriously. I watched my neighbors houses get destroyed and trees crashing down and roofs flying... The wind was really intense, and my screen door flew into my neighbors window......
I hope and pray 🙏🏻 🤲 u r okay I'm in brandon fl,east of tampa,we were so blessed but I was born here so I have seen many.none r 😁 God has protected ❤️ us.pray for our people who lost it all😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻the grace of God 💟
I live in Central Florida. The weather was overcast in my area the day Micheal hit. I had to go to school; things were perfectly normal. I turned on the news, and Michael’s destruction was like watching a horror movie! Didn’t know Micheal was that severe!
Why are they concerned about a dress??? Didn't they say a WOMAN was in a house, and now there's nothing there?? I guess people are replaceable. But not a Wedding Dress
Poor woman my heart breaks for her, the most important day of her life and her House, wedding-dress and all her belongings washed away😥 horrible, absolutly horrible 😣
Within the North Atlantic Ocean, tropical or subtropical cyclones are named by the National Hurricane Center (NHC/RSMC Miami) when they are judged to have intensified into a tropical storm with winds of at least 39 mph; 63 km/h). There are six lists of names which rotate every six years and begin with the first letters A-W used, skipping Q and U, and alternating between male and female names. The names of significant tropical cyclones are retired from the lists, with a replacement name selected at the next World Meteorological Organization's Hurricane Committee meeting. If all of the names on a list are used, storms are named after the letters of the Greek alphabet. A nation can request the retiring of a name if the storm caused significant destruction and/or loss of life (Camille, Andrew, Katrina, Maria, etc). Once removed, it will be replaced with a new name for that letter in the next cycle and never used again.
Wowww this just shows how much news station actually care about their workers!! Who the heck would send someone out to make a video of s storm? Set up cameras but don’t send people to risk their freaking lives
' wow big beautifully heavy rainy stormy weathery in east coast, america... keep continue heavy weather in allday - allnight - everyday - everynight until end of 2022
Troll-err...You've probably never even heard of that place before that little tropical storm hit..Smh..I laid on the beach in my speedo throughout most of that thunderstorm hit..Grow a pair dudeee!
The woman at the end of the report will still get married, I'm sure, but under very different circumstances than she had planned. But for her, someday the sadness and shock will be gone and it'll be a story to tell about what happened to their wedding.
I pity those without insurance but living in such areas u got to think of Insurance B4 hell breaks loose .. I don't know what pple of California are thinking to get insurance B4 our package gets here also ...sorry Florida families. I love u dear ones .
Even so, there's usually a clause, and Gov has been coming in taking properties, like in California. Cali homes insured but did not cover their cement or brick that mysteriously turned to dust. If homes were built safe as they are only permitted to build unsafe, we wouldn't need insurance.
Know people can see clearly the devastation of the Tropical Islands residents suffer each year. Its heartbreaking all this massive destruction. The world its cleaning itself...
Since they haven't had bad hurricanes in decades they stopped building homes on stilts. Most of the homes in Mexico Beach are built on slabs and are mere yards from the Gulf of Mexico.
As she reports with a half smile and glint in her eyes.
Meanwhile the poor woman she's asking questions to is devastated and had been extensively crying.
Such a dystopian society. And I’m sure goodmorning America’s didn’t offer her a dime.
I live in Missouri, and back in 2018, my mom took me and my two younger siblings to the humane society out in Macklind for a meet and greet. The meet and greet was with a Borgi (Corgi Basset Hound mix) named Huey. Huey was rescued after this hurricane passed and now he lives with me, my mom, my dad, my two younger siblings, and my grandmother. He has been with us for 5 years now and he's a total sweetheart who loves to lay down on the couch, bark whenever he hears the front or back door open, and he absolutely loves to snuggle.
*"Withing that house, is your wedding dress😁"* 3:02 That lady sure loves to watch the world burn lmao
To those of you that have never experience a storm like this your ears pop like you are at 37000 ft.....thats how you know its trouble
Priceless comment
Yup. It also sounds like a jet is hovering over your house
You a dumb@$$.
My ears were popping and my head was pounding and we were all light headed through the whole thing. Our roof was caving in so we moved into a bedroom and I just lied down on the bed and almost fell asleep 👀
Vernon Hector dude I'm from nyc and our first major hurricane was 2012 sandy !! Never knew we would get something like that especially now New York !!! After that u can never say never !!! What a life lesson and now dealing with corona in 2020 9 years later a virus that killing thousands of people so sad !!! This is like a lesson to all of us to keep our earth healthy and
Keep distance of people !!! U never know what the future has in stores for us
What a year for Florida. Hope everyone is safe!
Hello! (I get that this comment is a year late but michael is a forgotten storm and i just came to this video to see what they were saying) so im from an area that got hit by the eyewall of the storm, and, where im from it was pretty difficult at the start to get everything back together but yeah everyone is safe if that answers your question
2018
We are safe
@@gardenwalkboy🎉
This hurricane won’t blow our roof off - my dad
The next day
We lost our house the roof got blown off
Yup
I have to say even from where I was in Florida, the sunset was almost eerie with strong ominous purples, oranges, reds, & dark yellow. Not your typical sunset!!
My sister and I spent a few summers in that blue house! It belonged to a friend of hers, and her friends grandfather built that house.
Did they rebuild? ❤
I've been tracking hurricanes from home for about 15 Years now And I've never seen a hurricane hit that was this strong .My anxiety was up quite a bit as I was watching it Even from afar( I don't live in Florida ,I live in California) I will say this 2005 and 2008 Were both my most memorable years up until 2017 and now 2018 as well Will go down in my books as memorable
I also do Consider 2012 With hurricane sandy being somewhat memorable but that was about it
wtf is wrong with you immoral people in the media?
"so our cameras were just looking at a few houses there."
"yeah, there was one lady who didn't leave them."
"and that house isn't there anymore, so who knows where she could be..... it's a shame about your wedding in a couple weeks, isn't it?"
wtf.
Ik it's wtf moment
Draodan “so we can’t imagine where she is but your wedding dress was in the house what a shame that you lost that dress the house probably isn’t even standing” like wtf y’all skipped the fact that the women could be dead like if it means nothing but worried about a wedding dress. Lmao people these days lmao they basically said fuck her that’s her issue I care about my dress😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏽♂️
I agree that wedding dress thing was distasteful in that context
Philip Messina Your comment makes no sense. If ur gonna be offended at least make sense lol
Wtf is wrong with you people..
The hole place was devastated and your crying for your wed dress
Ginger thank you for covering our neighbors from Tallahassee Fla
I used to visit the Florida panhandle it’s beautiful now I don’t know what it looks like after this storm that was 2 years ago
The Panhandle is the worst region for Hurricanes because of their Storm Surges.
It amazes me how the storms turn before destroying Florida
HAARP
@@checkurmirror Oh shut up
I live in Panama City FL And I stayed in hurricane micheal and it was bad.And I stayed in Panama City holiday inn across from the mall and the windows including the walls got tooken out and I feel bad for everyone.this hurricane I will never forget about.
This footage was made from our condominium “Summerhouse” in Mexico Beach. Our condo was on the floor below where this footage was taken. The blue house at the beginning of the footage was one of the places that we had vacationed at several years before.
Fortunately for our family, we had moved back to Tennessee before Hurricane Michael.
To this day, I don’t believe that the majority of people truly realize the devastation that this Hurricane brought to the Florida Panhandle.
It’s like it’s been forgotten by the media.
Weather control.
Wow can you imagine entire homes are gone???? Wow... God bless all of the people in this world struggling today.
Even here in Baltimore there is some minor flooding due to drainage backups.
You See Mother Nature Wrath Is Nothin To Play With So Guys Don’t Make Mother Nature Mad Cause She Can Be Ruthless
*Hurricane:* You wanna see a magic trick?
*Reporter:* Yes?
*Hurricane:* You see this house right here! *_claps_* Gone! How 'bout da!
Gabriel Mejía Now is not the time you shithead.
Fucking idiot.
Slanderous
Gabriel Mejía crack head
Lmao thats a horrible comment but I can’t stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was in my house during this let’s just say my roof flew off and my walls was like wet card board. It’s honestly much worse than what they showed if you when a little further down Mexico beach you would see twisted snapped off trees.
I was in Panama city florida when Michael hit the surrounding woods still don't look the same you can just tell a power Storm had to hit.
George Playz Roblox : I live in Graceville, Florida, just three miles south of the Florida/Alabama State line. Graceville is in the northwest corner of Jackson County. Our highest sustained winds were 143 mph, and that's gettin' it. Marianna, which is the county seat of Jackson County had sustained winds of 162 and 165 mph. Well, we knew in Graceville that this was no ordinary storm. We knew it was a category 5 long before the government finally said it was. My house was built in 1905. I got no damage from the storm at all. I feel for all the people who lost everything to that storm. Only by the Grace of God, it was not worse for me.
@@stevewilliams3850 No you had gusts to 102 mph. Thats it. Look it up. The strongest sustained winds on land anywhere was 155 mph. I know they said 160 but thats over the water.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 : Dude, I don't know where you got your information; but civil engineers and authorities recorded sustained winds in Marianna of 162mph and 165 mph (that's miles per hour). Wind gusts of 102 do not do the damage that was done by that hurricane. Sometime in 2019, they finally upgraded Michael to a category 5. Donaldsonville, Georgia reported wind gusts of either 165 mph, or they may have had wind gusts as high as 185. The hurricane tore hell out of Donaldsonville. Did you even come to see the damage that hurricane did? It blew the bark off of hundreds of thousands; maybe millions of trees. We have never, ever had a hurricane do that to this region; at least not that I can recall. Hurricanes Opal and Ivan were very destructive for this area; but Michael was worse that the two of them put together.. They reported wind gusts at the Marianna airport, of 203 to I believe it was either 207 or maybe as high as 209 mph. They had wind gusts over 200 mph at the airport. It takes a category 5 hurricane to blow a city off the map. The highest sustained winds in my town were 143 mph. That's some powerful winds.
@@stevewilliams3850 No no no. Source please? While I agree that 102 mph is a little low there is no way winds were 162 mph. Hell the maximum sustained winds were 160 at time of landfall. I dont think on land anyone got that strong because of land friction. This is what I think the winds were: Mexico Beach 150 gusts of 180 Tyndall AFB 145 gusts to 175 mph Callaway 135 gusts to 160 Panama City 125-130 mph gusts to 155 MARIANNA 115 mph gusts to 130 mph Finally Talahassee 70 to 80 gusts 90-100. No town was wiped off the map just a lot of destruction everywhere. By the way it was the Marianna airport that recorded the gust of 102 mph. No the instrument did not fail.
We sat in our bathroom as water started coming in. About that time I thought this was the dumbest thing I’ve ever done. I won’t stay for another one.
Praying that woman in the Blue House is OK!! And ALL in Mexico City!! This is Horrifying!!
Just eatchinvmade my Heart Race!! Have Mercy O Lord!!🙏😭🙌📖🙏❤️💨💨💨
Mexico Beach, not city..... The reporter got it wrong also.
HISIAM888RUHIS888 Woman is fine. The house stayed together but moved. It was weird.
Wow beautiful Ginger Zee glad she was OK I mean this is WILD!!! Hope everyone got out and were safe .
WOW....devastating :(
This lady is an excellent reporter. She was Terrified and legit put her life in danger! She wanted to cry but Concurred on! BRAVO! 👏👏👏👏👏💯✔️✔️
I lived through that...I live in Panama City and we got the whole thing.🙂🙃🥰
Same
Same
Same
No you didnt. Callaway Tyndall Airforce Base and Mexico Beach did. Panama City downtown got maybe the equivalent of a strong 3or a low 4.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 exactly Mexico beach got a 5
I was in Hurricane María in Puerto Rico last year, and when the eye wall passed closest to my home it was a strong Category 3 Hurricane and Michael looks worse when they have to retreat in the video. There was devastation in Puerto Rico but most of our homes are made of concrete. Florida needs to figure out a way to start building not just walls, but roofs in concrete as well, to avoid situations like the one depicted in the video, without the building sinking into the softer sandy Florida soil. I hope everyone recovers from this in Florida faster than we are taking to recover in Puerto Rico.
In my area we build out of concrete, it depends on the area.
A lot of the homes in southern florida are concrete, while north florida (the video was in North florida) builds mostly out of wood.
I remember that it was the scariest moment in my life and it was flooding really badly and our house roof almost flew away😢
“We’re in the safest place “ - close to the glass
That's just about the worst destruction I've ever seen a hurricane cause. It was like "Michael" took an eraser and wiped off the panhandle from Florida. 1st EVER Cat 4 to hit the US in October, and is now the 3rd most powerful storm in US history. I lived through Irma and always wanted to experience a mega hurricane. Not anymore.
It was determined to be a cat 5 btw..just an update
Hi, Ginger, Thanks for the valuable report. Do you still remember the address of the condo you stayed during the event?
All houses and buildings should be built with cement. Wood house can not stand hurricanes.
Muhammed Zahid
cardboard breakings.....Stone houses are still up, concrete too, plywood alloy crap is all down....
a well build home can't flow on streets!
Good to know??? You send money for cement, we will build it.
Micheal Laymance
fck cement alloy crap!
Don't worry about money, let the insurances people deal with that now, what do you need? start by building a well build foundation, then do the concrete all the way to the top.
Good luck getting skills now!
Since the sixties after a very deadly cyclone, my small island nation started to build with cement. If a country like US cannot plan to build with concrete, I am stunned. Or they still think that climate change is a hoax, that nothing will happen to them and they will send prayers and everything will be good.
Daniel Villiers
Just insurance, now you need to rebuild it, do it good this time!
Get away from the glass door!
It's not a regular glass door or windows. They did take cover at the worst of it.
Bee Smart its hurrican enforced glass
Well hurricane-enforced glass does no good if you have the door wide open and some 2 x 4 comes flying through and impels you.
I WAS THINKING THAT THE WHOLE TIME! O_O
My hometown Apalachicola my childhood memories of Mexico beach, oh my gosh, oh my gosh 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I have, or had, family in Chipley, FL. It's right in the path, too... 😟
This is heartbreaking.
Thank you to all the reporters who constantly risk their lives to bring us the news. I could feel Ginger's anxiety, what a terrifying situation to be in.
I am so glad Ginger and all the other reporters are ok.
May God help restore all that was lost in the mighty name of Yeshua (Jesus Christ)!
That’s so heartbreaking looking back in 2018 that hurricane was Devastating
I wish I would have chased that. I’m not an actual storm chaser but it was have been intriguing.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 gotcha Ik what you mean I usually just track the storms and give out information to my family and friends mostly
So sad. I praying for the people in Mexico Bch
Did anyone tell Ginger that she's in Mexico Beach, not Mexico City? Big difference.
Mexico Beach sweetheart. But thats ok.
Pray for the Floridans and send aid.
@Joe Truth ... Not all Floridans are rich retirees.
Besides, the rich folks are still human beings who've been driven from their homes.
@Joe Truth ... Never preach apathy over compassion.
We help people help themselves. Mutualistic symbiosis. Even the rich in Florida are right now in need of food and shelter.
@Florida is not Detroit ... I think rich people get more hate and callousness than they deserve. Largely because other people covet their wealth.
This is a vacation home community. The people who died are sadly locals who thought they could ride out a cat 3. Everyone believed it was just going to be a 3 but reality happened.
Its been 12 years since a serious storm has hit this Florida region. 12 years is a very long time to become complacent about big storms millions of people survive.
This was a bigger storm that nobody anticipated.
Florida has enough trouble. They do not need Aids, too!
Who’s randomly watching this in 2022
Well done ABC. I think I now have way more respect for a Hurricane.
I was on the edge of it and it’s like a catagory 1 hurricane when your on the edge!
Whats different from last year, or the year before?
How fast was the wind when it blew away the house and low did the air pressure as it went through ?
150 mph + sustained winds, pressure was below 925 i think, correct me if I'm wrong
While I survived Yolanda 194 mph winds my neighbors tied down a Nipa hut with barbed wire and the hut survived the storm this would help all wood homes they would need 4. 3 meter long cement posts with hooks buried in the soil but just needs a strong spiderwebbed rope for the roof and tied to the posts however all homes should be by law built with cement in flood zones or areas that get damaged by storm surge so they can be hosed down after the storm....
I go to Mexico Beach every year for our family vacation and I'm sad because Mexico Beach probably won't be the same again
I saw Andrew take down a new Home Depot building, pretty amazing for sure.
This super hurricane/typhoon is becoming normal these days! I hope everyone is okay...☹️
I'm a small plane pilot, our atmosphere is definitely changing. The storms are getting stronger. . . .
No they're not lol. More often than not they develop over the Atlantic and the news fear mongers how it's the "storm of the century" then the cool water weakens it. By landfall they're often only category 1 or 2.
@@markcolebrooke2260 not really, Michael obviously got stronger, but a lot of the time, these storms dont make landfall at peak power.
Thats because weather control is a real thing, your government made this hurricane
@@SHITtv2 you're an idiot
Good job ABC! TWC had 15 people down to cover the storm and they cover weather everyday for a living yet failed to put anyone there. Congratulations on saving lives in the future with this video.
Heartbreaking.
That hurricane was scary, not a lot of people where I lived took it too seriously. I watched my neighbors houses get destroyed and trees crashing down and roofs flying... The wind was really intense, and my screen door flew into my neighbors window......
I wish I would have been in Callaway to see the storm. It was a beauty.
I hope and pray 🙏🏻 🤲 u r okay I'm in brandon fl,east of tampa,we were so blessed but I was born here so I have seen many.none r 😁 God has protected ❤️ us.pray for our people who lost it all😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻the grace of God 💟
OMG! Ginger, r those ppl ok? R U and ur crew ok aft that!?! I hope that house was empty. GOD bless them!
In the Sailing Community, the Gulf of Mexico's nickname is the washing machine.
That's interesting tell me why
Reporters are courageous.
I live in Central Florida. The weather was overcast in my area the day Micheal hit. I had to go to school; things were perfectly normal. I turned on the news, and Michael’s destruction was like watching a horror movie! Didn’t know Micheal was that severe!
It didn't hit Central florida
Why are they concerned about a dress??? Didn't they say a WOMAN was in a house, and now there's nothing there?? I guess people are replaceable. But not a Wedding Dress
Wow this is insane smh
I was there before but did the blue house hit the beach house
She compared that hurricane to a washing machine cycle,she must have been inside a washing machine
Where is everyone who was saying fake to everything??
so nervous..said mexico city..good job ginger
Poor woman my heart breaks for her, the most important day of her life and her House, wedding-dress and all her belongings washed away😥 horrible, absolutly horrible 😣
Meanwhile elderly people died....but poor bride to be, right?
God bless you all , be safe 😱🏢😞💒
Wow 😮
Storm was so bad it sent her to Mexico City………
Scariest thing I've ever endured. Bet you I won't be 'riding it out' next time.
So many people passed away from that storm
Good on Ginger for keeping it together...that shit is terrifying in real life
Always amused at the things weather reporters describe what’s obvious .
“Like a wash machine “ anyone describe doing their laundry like a Hurricane ?
As storm approaches, Abc news reporter... "Hey i'd like to rent a condo for the weekend. Just down here relaxing, enjoying the nice weather"
So sorry ,Who gives the names to the storms
If it takes effort to ask a question, then surely it takes just enough effort to query a search engine, like google.
Within the North Atlantic Ocean, tropical or subtropical cyclones are named by the National Hurricane Center (NHC/RSMC Miami) when they are judged to have intensified into a tropical storm with winds of at least 39 mph; 63 km/h). There are six lists of names which rotate every six years and begin with the first letters A-W used, skipping Q and U, and alternating between male and female names. The names of significant tropical cyclones are retired from the lists, with a replacement name selected at the next World Meteorological Organization's Hurricane Committee meeting. If all of the names on a list are used, storms are named after the letters of the Greek alphabet. A nation can request the retiring of a name if the storm caused significant destruction and/or loss of life (Camille, Andrew, Katrina, Maria, etc). Once removed, it will be replaced with a new name for that letter in the next cycle and never used again.
Duricas Thank you for your information.
White people
@@Duricas you sir/ma'am are...well,
well versed in the knowledge of meteorology. we could use more people like you.
When ever a hurricane start whistling get to safety..
I should not watch this news. It’s even scared me more about Dorian
Dorian is very different. It's not going to make landfall not until at least NC and it should be very weak then.
@@USFreedom it destroyed Bahamas
@@DailyScratcher True but not doing much in the states. It's too weak and too far off the coast.
@@USFreedom The US is not the only country in the world. The Bahamas was leveled
Been in typhoons in Okinawa. Heres a tip. Build homes with concrete. They will stand.
"a well built home"
Michael: Bitch please
I live in florida and thank god i didnt get a dirrect hit, but i pray for those effected
I live here too I was terrified watching the tragedy,One day 🙃 the SUN WILL 🌞 SHINE AGAIN ✨️ Thank 😊 you Lord for taking care of us😇💟🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌜
I remember being the last plane to leave that day, the turbulence was so bad I though we were going to crash
Wowww this just shows how much news station actually care about their workers!! Who the heck would send someone out to make a video of s storm?
Set up cameras but don’t send people to risk their freaking lives
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wow big beautifully heavy rainy stormy weathery in east coast, america...
keep continue heavy weather in allday - allnight - everyday - everynight until end of 2022
Put down your bottle of booze and go sober up.
My hometown. Still isn’t the same…
Troll-err...You've probably never even heard of that place before that little tropical storm hit..Smh..I laid on the beach in my speedo throughout most of that thunderstorm hit..Grow a pair dudeee!
PRAY For BAHAMAS USA 💒💒 💒💒 💒
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It’s hitting me right now!! I live in Virginia!
The woman at the end of the report will still get married, I'm sure, but under very different circumstances than she had planned. But for her, someday the sadness and shock will be gone and it'll be a story to tell about what happened to their wedding.
Cat 5 162 mph 919 barometric pressure this was a scary storm had to watch this again after Hurricane laura August 2020
The most any land area got was about 155. It’s due to friction. The 160 mph was over the water.
Hopefully everyone is insured.
I pity those without insurance but living in such areas u got to think of Insurance B4 hell breaks loose .. I don't know what pple of California are thinking to get insurance B4 our package gets here also ...sorry Florida families.
I love u dear ones .
Even so, there's usually a clause, and Gov has been coming in taking properties, like in California. Cali homes insured but did not cover their cement or brick that mysteriously turned to dust. If homes were built safe as they are only permitted to build unsafe, we wouldn't need insurance.
w4csc - OK here's another one that knows nothing about anything, while hating and blaming those who are successful.
and i live in mexico beach... i stayed in mexico beach
Wow the hotel is strong!
OH look, finally a cement/concrete American house!
I'M SORRY YALL
Know people can see clearly the devastation of the Tropical Islands residents suffer each year. Its heartbreaking all this massive destruction. The world its cleaning itself...
"Weaponized Weather"! They Need To Sue The Hell Out Of Those Accountable!!!
Lol you really think they dont got the feds, media, and government in on it?
It will never escalate full control over the people
Amen and Amen
You witnessed someone's life wash away in front of yur eyes im so proud you got yur story. Fuckin Reporter
Since they haven't had bad hurricanes in decades they stopped building homes on stilts. Most of the homes in Mexico Beach are built on slabs and are mere yards from the Gulf of Mexico.
Choose where you live wisely
What in the HELL DO YOU EXPECT to happen to a house with 150+ mph winds?
What are y’all doing in Mexico????????