This hurts my heart. I'm in SE Florida & am so incredibly grateful that we're not dealing with this, but am so upset for everyone who is. I hope everyone evacuated. 😪
Thank you for this report. It’s the only report I have found of information in neighborhoods showing housing. Thanks so much. Please post again whenever you feel safe to do so.
Praying for all. My dad is safe thankfully. He is in Maple Leaf Golf and Country Club. Part of this video looks like his park. Hard to tell. Thanks for the footage. 🙏🏻
Majority of the time when a mobile home or manufactured home is damaged during a hurricane it's because of the screen enclosures and the carports not the mobile home or manufactured home itself unfortunately the added on screened enclosure or carports pulls a mobile home apart when the wind catches a hold of the carport or patio. Codes really need to be changed for structural Integrity of added on features like carports and patios. Especially when they are made out of aluminum. They work like sales on a sailboat.
I live in Port Charlotte and thank you God I still got a roof but lost bunch of shingles and it looks like A mountain in my back yard full of trees in a heap!! Neighbors across lost it all and sad to see possessions on the curb. But in time that can be replaced. I had my home torn apart from a 2003 KC tornedo and now lived thru this monster!! I never shed one tear folks and this is called Life!!
I would guess that Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda would see relatively lighter damage compared to the rest of Southwest Florida, especially wind damage. Hurricane Charley destroyed Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda back in 2004. I would hope that after Hurricane Charley those two towns rebuilt to a much higher building standard for extreme winds. Now storm surge flooding is a different story of course. Hurricane Ian is most definitely a full-fledged test to see how well those stricter building standards held up!
it cant be worse then fort myers. hopefully my fathers house is ok in port charlot. Thankfully the storm surge doesnt appear to be as bad as other areas.
Omg I'm in north east central Florida we just got high winds and some rain from Ian and I thank God that's all we got no flooding my heart goes out to all the people in southwest Florida that was affect by hurricane Ian were praying for ya'll
Thanks for sharing we lived in North Port Florida for years and saw the devastation of hurricane Charley our hearts and prayers go out to these people but I still living there
It would be really cool If the street signs were not blurred out, just so I could let my neighbor know if that's his neighborhood that got wiped out since he evacuated and is 300 miles away with me. Since there is no phone, power or cell service there now this is the only way to search for what may be left of his home.
@@valvaguy695 Happen to know if the homes on Armada Road got wiped out? My brother evacuated but cant get ahold of any neighbors to find out if he is now homeless..
Was in Port Charlotte a yr after Charlie hit. Considered moving there from MI. So glad I didnt. Someone looking out for me. I also did the same visiting Houston a few yrs later n came back again. Watched Harvey devastate them a few yrs after. I'll take my chances with winter tyvm.
I have a house in Ft Meyer in a mobile home community. The water outside was 6’ and 4’ inside. Thank God I wasn’t there … but many of my sweet old neighbors were trapped in there home 😢
May the Thought Pattern Contribution Causes Be Addressed and Eliminated, such as: Arrogance, Jealousy, Grudges, Vindictive, Hatred, Greed, Anger, Foolishness, Lack of Empathy. And Be Replaced with: Compassion and Empathy, Gratitude, Wisdom, Confidence, Courage. And, thereby, altar the weather patterns, Globally. Be safe. Praying for your success 🙏🏾👍🏾
@SWFL Aerial Guy Your very approach is in error. You should ask rather than speak like an authority. In fact your tone is one of ARROGANCE or for you, Arrogance, 😂...which Contributes to the worst of the weather conditions. You can in fact impact upon the weather, myself and millions of others around the world do it daily. Not by 'magic' or manipulating science technology but by the purest terms I shared above, Changing One's Heart away from thoughts of Destruction outlined above.
Unfortunately looks like much damage, hope these folks get help quickly and they are able to get rebuild with stronger structures. Yall should shrug it off as a adventure in life and keep on truckin.
There are many streets zoned for mobile homes that are not in a "park" . Parks usually rent lots where some places that are zoned for mobiles you actually own the land where your mobile sits.
Ah junk, that looks like my in-laws’ community. They aren’t there right now, but so many people are there year round. Hoping for the best for those hiding in ML Village.
@@jennifergrant94 Not yet. Sounds like anyone there was told to hunker down in the common buildings and they’re very good about looking out for one another so I’m confident people would have been well looked after. Property, I guess time will tell. I hope you hear from your friends soon.
Trailers and vinyl siding shouldn't be within a mile of the coast Florida has some of the worst building codes in America you WILL get hit if you build on the beach or a barrier island.
Saben que detiene las ráfagas de los huracanes , los árboles , cuando paso Fiona por RD los árboles protegían las casas , a pesar de todo el desastre que dejó el huracán , pero ojalá y pase rápido ese huracán por qué Florida a sufrido mucho 🍃.
Well, maybe they grew up there and are not afraid of Hurricanes cuz they are so used to them. They haven't been this bad for 100 years. This one is a doozy.
Maybe moving out of Florida would be a good idea? If you have sex be the father. If you take out a loan pay it off. If you live where this is likely to happen deal with it. If you are an insurance company that insured people you better pay up! No bail out for insurance companies!
I also confirmed that I solved the problem of global warming. If anyone thinks that I can't fix this problem to the end, I don't mind. From what I have researched and analyzed The violence is increasing than it has been every year. If the UN approves me to solve the global warming problem, I will quickly fix the problem. I have enough information to prove to everyone that there is a solution and a solution to the problem of global warming to return to normal..
What is it that makes hurricanes category 4 instead of category 3? A large part of the story is the warmer water that provides energy to the storm. And of course warmer water is a feature of a warming planet. Actual, real-life measurements based on both land- and satellite-based instruments taken over many decades now show a decade by decade trend in rising global average temperatures. So the TREND, on average, would be a higher probability of stronger hurricanes and other extreme weather events. A shorthand summary would go something like this: It’s pretty simple. A warming planet causes WORSE WEATHER EXTREMES: … Warmer air & water => (leading to) stronger hurricanes, more humidity, heavier rain, and heavier floods. Hotter air & topsoil => more heatwaves, more evaporation, more drought, and more wildfires. Hotter Arctic => less ice, less albedo (reflectivity), much less ice. That's the way it works. It is simple physics. The evidence can be seen worldwide. Expect more of the same, only worse.
Barometic pressure is what determines the category rating. There are many factors which create a strong storm, but the strongest on record to make fall in Florida is still the labor day hurricane of 1935.
Interesting theories here, but it’s the upper level wind speeds that determine the category rating. Had the wind picked up in Ian another 5mph, it would have been bumped up to Cat 5, even with the same barometric pressure.
@@schoolingdiana9086 Are you suggesting that there's no relationship between the extra energy provided by warmer water and the wind speeds used to give a rating to the hurricane?
This hurts my heart. I'm in SE Florida & am so incredibly grateful that we're not dealing with this, but am so upset for everyone who is. I hope everyone evacuated. 😪
Living in Florida is the price you pay. I live in Central Florida north of the hard hit areas and I'm grateful that it wasn't me . Maybe next time.
Im from the tampa area, it was heading toward us originally but slammed right under us instead. Hope those out there are safe
This makes me cry so heartbreaking my Hometown is fort myers Hope everyone is safe and floridians sending prayers 🙏
Sending love and prayers from the panhandle ❤️
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Amen 💛
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Thank you for this report. It’s the only report I have found of information in neighborhoods showing housing. Thanks so much. Please post again whenever you feel safe to do so.
Love you!!!!!❤❤
Mad props to all the chasers who allowed us live footage and coverage. You're awesome
Wow. Great footage again guys. The palm trees can really take a beating. Stay safe.
Praying for all. My dad is safe thankfully. He is in Maple Leaf Golf and Country Club. Part of this video looks like his park. Hard to tell. Thanks for the footage. 🙏🏻
Praying for all affected by this terrible hurricane. 🙏🙏
Dont pray, donate your time or money
I am so sorry. My heart goes out to everyone with property damage from the hurricane. Stay safe!
My heart is heavy and I'm praying for Florida tonight. Please don't forget me in Texas praying for everyone. God bless everyone 🙏
Thanks for this report. Heartbreaking and I just want to send lots of healing to people going thru this. Been there done that
I am there, it is my neighborhood, there is no electricity, but I have a power plant, we are fine, the worst is over
Good to hear.
awesome!!! glad you all are okay, I have friends near there
Which neighborhood is this. Looks like my mom's.
@@KristinaNewYork seems like port Charlotte village
My grandmother is going through this right now 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 stay safe I feel bad for all these people losing everything
My dad lives in Port Charlotte and I haven't heard from him yet!! He lives on Terry avenue, if anybody knows anything in the area please let me know!!
Majority of the time when a mobile home or manufactured home is damaged during a hurricane it's because of the screen enclosures and the carports not the mobile home or manufactured home itself unfortunately the added on screened enclosure or carports pulls a mobile home apart when the wind catches a hold of the carport or patio. Codes really need to be changed for structural Integrity of added on features like carports and patios. Especially when they are made out of aluminum. They work like sales on a sailboat.
manufactured homes are made to fall apart.
I live in Port Charlotte and thank you God I still got a roof but lost bunch of shingles and it looks like A mountain in my back yard full of trees in a heap!! Neighbors across lost it all and sad to see possessions on the curb. But in time that can be replaced. I had my home torn apart from a 2003 KC tornedo and now lived thru this monster!! I never shed one tear folks and this is called Life!!
So sad!!! Makes me cry watching this.
Me too
What kind of emotions do you two experience during a blizzard?
@@brian8410 Sadness for the people in it who didn't evacuate and may die, and/or lost everything because of the hurricane's strength.
Where I live, don't experience blizzard.
@@brian8410 Don't experience such thing where I live.
I would guess that Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda would see relatively lighter damage compared to the rest of Southwest Florida, especially wind damage. Hurricane Charley destroyed Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda back in 2004. I would hope that after Hurricane Charley those two towns rebuilt to a much higher building standard for extreme winds. Now storm surge flooding is a different story of course. Hurricane Ian is most definitely a full-fledged test to see how well those stricter building standards held up!
it cant be worse then fort myers. hopefully my fathers house is ok in port charlot. Thankfully the storm surge doesnt appear to be as bad as other areas.
Any footage of Village of Holiday Lakes?
Omg I'm in north east central Florida we just got high winds and some rain from Ian and I thank God that's all we got no flooding my heart goes out to all the people in southwest Florida that was affect by hurricane Ian were praying for ya'll
Prayers going out to port Charlotte Florida
You are the best. Regular news is just some guy talking.
So sad, prayers for everyone. I went through Andrew and I am forever mark by that storm. 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for sharing we lived in North Port Florida for years and saw the devastation of hurricane Charley our hearts and prayers go out to these people but I still living there
I have to say I am impressed with how well the manufactured homes have held up
I thought the same. Roofs are very intact less a few shingles. Hey, I heard you offed yourself?
@@brian8410 nah they faked it, he's back on the island again 😒
My sisters are in Port Charlotte, I can't get a hold of them anymore
Sadness praying for everyone as they have lost their homes. Just heartbreaking
It would be really cool If the street signs were not blurred out, just so I could let my neighbor know if that's his neighborhood that got wiped out since he evacuated and is 300 miles away with me. Since there is no phone, power or cell service there now this is the only way to search for what may be left of his home.
@@valvaguy695 Happen to know if the homes on Armada Road got wiped out? My brother evacuated but cant get ahold of any neighbors to find out if he is now homeless..
Douglas I pray you and family are safe brother I will always be sorry for the past but I will always love you and pray that your safe
Thanks for sharing. Be thankful to stay alive and safe.
Was in Port Charlotte a yr after Charlie hit. Considered moving there from MI. So glad I didnt. Someone looking out for me. I also did the same visiting Houston a few yrs later n came back again. Watched Harvey devastate them a few yrs after. I'll take my chances with winter tyvm.
The world would be shocked to know just how many trailers and mobile homes are in Florida. Especially south Florida
I don't think this is Port Charlotte. The large Marine Max steel building toward the end is in Venice.
This is a horrible and sad situation,it's painfull, hope everything goes well,God bless youall
I wish there was footage for Venice mobile home parks. Not much coverage.
Praying for you all
I have a house in Ft Meyer in a mobile home community. The water outside was 6’ and 4’ inside. Thank God I wasn’t there … but many of my sweet old neighbors were trapped in there home 😢
May the Thought Pattern Contribution Causes Be Addressed and Eliminated, such as:
Arrogance, Jealousy, Grudges, Vindictive, Hatred, Greed, Anger, Foolishness, Lack of Empathy.
And Be Replaced with:
Compassion and Empathy, Gratitude, Wisdom, Confidence, Courage.
And, thereby, altar the weather patterns, Globally.
Be safe. Praying for your success 🙏🏾👍🏾
@SWFL Aerial Guy Your very approach is in error. You should ask rather than speak like an authority. In fact your tone is one of ARROGANCE or for you, Arrogance, 😂...which Contributes to the worst of the weather conditions. You can in fact impact upon the weather, myself and millions of others around the world do it daily. Not by 'magic' or manipulating science technology but by the purest terms I shared above, Changing One's Heart away from thoughts of Destruction outlined above.
Good job with the camera. Slow and steady instead of radical sweeping back and forth.
Unfortunately looks like much damage, hope these folks get help quickly and they are able to get rebuild with stronger structures. Yall should shrug it off as a adventure in life and keep on truckin.
Prayers for everyone.. Port Charlotte got hammered the longest from the look on the radar .. Heartbreaking 😢🙏🏽
Wondering if Gershwin lane is wiped out
By chance do you have the name of that trailer park
Any word on Gershwin lane in port charlotte
Do you know which trailer parks you filmed?
What trailer parks did you see? I saw none.
There are many streets zoned for mobile homes that are not in a "park" . Parks usually rent lots where some places that are zoned for mobiles you actually own the land where your mobile sits.
@@williegilligan2661 Thanks for taking the time and sharing that info for me. It was helpful.
Any word on Gershwin lane
This hurt's my heart also. We are all praying for everyone...🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🙏🙏❤️❤️🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️.....
Hope all is well to those in the Hurricane path. Have friends and family in Port Charlotte.
I pray for uncle Timmy and the rest of my family Mason Erick Vivy and their family too.
Great footage
Prayers for all.🌻
Watching from Tallulah Falls Georgia
Scary..
So scary, the whole county is under water. God bless Florida 🇺🇸 please helps Florida survive. 🙏
I know how you feel, had tree come down on my roof during hurricane Michael. Stay safe, stay strong.
Looking for Maureen ( Mo) Treece. Resident of Port Charlotte. Please tell her to call The Whites in Nashville, Tn.
It says: "not for broadcast", but here it is????????
Why would you drive in that?
Does anyone know which mobile park this is? Looking for Port Charlotte Village on Kings Highway.
Praying for the safety of all it will take years 🙏 people stay safe
Hope you have good insurance
What streets where this in port charlotte? Or the neighborhood was this
What about the trailer homes
Ah junk, that looks like my in-laws’ community. They aren’t there right now, but so many people are there year round. Hoping for the best for those hiding in ML Village.
Have you heard anything about Maple Leaf Village? So anxious, as I have friends there...
@@jennifergrant94 Not yet. Sounds like anyone there was told to hunker down in the common buildings and they’re very good about looking out for one another so I’m confident people would have been well looked after. Property, I guess time will tell.
I hope you hear from your friends soon.
Why are you broadcasting something that says not for broadcast?
Trailers and vinyl siding shouldn't be within a mile of the coast Florida has some of the worst building codes in America you WILL get hit if you build on the beach or a barrier island.
We don’t have sensible people running us
Every year it's the same they should build truly hurricane-resistant houses but insurance doesn't suit them everything is business
@@Prettyzine Another unintelligent person on RUclips. You must be a unintelligent chocolate person. LOL
Heartbreaking 💔
I have an electric car. How are we going to charge our cars now oh my.
Stay safe everyone 🙏
Someone has a video from Fort Ogden, Arcadia?
Mother Nature always lets us know who’s boss
90% of Florida's old folks Community reported Ian for domestic noise disturbance.
Is Ian showing that going all EV would not work?
We Floridians will see how the federal government will do in recovery. Hopefully we have no deaths. 🙏
Saben que detiene las ráfagas de los huracanes , los árboles , cuando paso Fiona por RD los árboles protegían las casas , a pesar de todo el desastre que dejó el huracán , pero ojalá y pase rápido ese huracán por qué Florida a sufrido mucho 🍃.
Not bad. Not good, but not bad. You know what was bad? Charley. Andrew.
Que loucura, mto triste ver isso, 😢😢😢 Deus os proteja 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
God has said long ago that he would stretch out his mighty hand upon Edom! God's word stands true by all means.
A Di Đà Phật 🧡
Amen 🧡
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I have no idea why people live in trailers in a place that they have hurricanes???🤔
Or tornadoes.
Well, maybe they grew up there and are not afraid of Hurricanes cuz they are so used to them. They haven't been this bad for 100 years. This one is a doozy.
Maybe thats all they can afford
Must of those mobile homes are owned by snow birds that only live there for 4 months. Some are VERY expensive.
Because they are affordable for alot of retirees
Maybe moving out of Florida would be a good idea? If you have sex be the father. If you take out a loan pay it off. If you live where this is likely to happen deal with it. If you are an insurance company that insured people you better pay up! No bail out for insurance companies!
This worst hurricane i ever seen in my life, it's a myth monster.
Why build trailer homes if you know they are going to blow away?
Good question.
insurance companies will go bankrupt
Theyve been pocketing money for decades hurricanes like this should be factored into the primary purpose they serve.
Only one company will insure these and its subsidized by the state.
Hi
my boss bought a house there beginning of the year😢
Devastating!
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I also confirmed that I solved the problem of global warming. If anyone thinks that I can't fix this problem to the end, I don't mind.
From what I have researched and analyzed The violence is increasing than it has been every year.
If the UN approves me to solve the global warming problem, I will quickly fix the problem. I have enough information to prove to everyone that there is a solution and a solution to the problem of global warming to return to normal..
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charlie allready hit had be rebuild great job did in. 2004 Aug 13 so sorry this happen
Prayers olot damage
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Odbudują to samo gówno !!!
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Nothing like trailer houses
What is it that makes hurricanes category 4 instead of category 3? A large part of the story is the warmer water that provides energy to the storm. And of course warmer water is a feature of a warming planet. Actual, real-life measurements based on both land- and satellite-based instruments taken over many decades now show a decade by decade trend in rising global average temperatures. So the TREND, on average, would be a higher probability of stronger hurricanes and other extreme weather events. A shorthand summary would go something like this:
It’s pretty simple.
A warming planet causes WORSE WEATHER EXTREMES: …
Warmer air & water => (leading to) stronger hurricanes, more humidity, heavier rain, and heavier floods.
Hotter air & topsoil => more heatwaves, more evaporation, more drought, and more wildfires.
Hotter Arctic => less ice, less albedo (reflectivity), much less ice.
That's the way it works. It is simple physics.
The evidence can be seen worldwide. Expect more of the same, only worse.
Barometic pressure is what determines the category rating. There are many factors which create a strong storm, but the strongest on record to make fall in Florida is still the labor day hurricane of 1935.
its a goddamn storm. STFU!
Frightening.
Interesting theories here, but it’s the upper level wind speeds that determine the category rating. Had the wind picked up in Ian another 5mph, it would have been bumped up to Cat 5, even with the same barometric pressure.
@@schoolingdiana9086 Are you suggesting that there's no relationship between the extra energy provided by warmer water and the wind speeds used to give a rating to the hurricane?
**NOT FOR BROADCAST** "even on a sunny, calm day because trailer parks in Florida are stupid places to LIVE! Oh OOOOOOHHHHHHHH!"
90% of Florida's old folks Community reported Ian for domestic noise disturbance.