Timelapse shows devastating storm surge from Hurricane Ian in Fort Myers, Florida
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Been part of those that was affected by the hurricane and lost few of my property I have to say this is very sad and painful and it more awful in real life. But all thanks to informations and research I was able to get governmental help after reaching out to a licensed and professional government loan and grant agent that help to apply for hurricane property lost and I was awarded with the sum of $35k. I think only 20% of Florida affected people knows about this. I wish everyone be able to recover from their loss. God is with us.
Hello sir, I have been hearing about this too but each time I tried applying myself my application always get denied. My family really needs help.
Will be patiently waiting to hear back from you
@@williamsjawanzas2047 Hey I’m really sorry and I understand what you passing through. Which area are you?
I’m in Southeast Florida man it really hard to survive here and can I be able to benefit from this too. Every I have has been damaged and wipe off. Help !!!!!!!!!!!!
@@krollbrian1360 Pensacola-Panama City
I live in florida and seeing these images, I am awed. Can’t even believe I am in the same state. We were fortunate. Praying for those affected.
yea pray that will help them alot 🙄
@@spacewizard69 low life
@@spacewizard69 It’s meant to comfort both the person praying and the people affected knowing that people care, im not the least bit religious but you need to learn to respect other peoples tradition when they are not harmful, grow up
@@spacewizard69 Prayer is the vehicle. Prayer with faith produces results.
So glad to know that you're not in this terrible storm. The ones in the path of this storm need our prayers, God bless you and yours.
I live in Ft Myers. I’m up at 3am watching this bc this is the only time I can actually successfully use cellular service.
I begged my parents for 5 hours on Tuesday to come to my 2 story apt bc of the storm surge warnings. Thank god they did.
We had no clue how much destruction happened as we were in the dark. My bf got lucky and had spotty service Wednesday night, so I texted my best friend in Texas to let her know I was alive. It’s burned into my brain reading her text saying “brace yourself. It hit off the coast of fort myers. It was a direct hit as a category 4. Fort Myers beach is destroyed, it’s worse than you’re imagining”
I weep for my hometown. It will take years to rebuild. But that’s not even relevant at this point…it will take weeks to find survivors and/or bodies on fmb & sanibel. I saw a post on fb saying that employees at the lani Kai (hotel on fmb) saw people escaping through their windows as their home was basically being swept away by the water. The current took them out and they never resurfaced. It’s like something out of a movie.
I NEVER play with storm surge. Every storm is different and they are telling you worst case scenario. We were told 12-18 feet for Ian. Never gamble. It’s not worth the risk. Prayers 🙏🏻
Hello how are you doing?
@Brit Brizol. I'm so sorry you had to endure the terror that hurricane Ian put you through and thousands of others in its path. I live in Wisconsin and I saw on TV live what was happening. My heart sank watching buildings get destroyed and flood waters rise as tide surges rushed in. I'm thankful your parents were safe with you. You and all who were affected by this are in my prayers. 🙏🙏
💔
Sounds like you made some sensible decisions and im pleased your family is ok
I’m also very sorry for all that’s hurting you right now, Brit. I can’t imagine how broken-hearted you must be. What I really wish is that I had some way of helping you & all the other Floridians who are suffering from so much loss. I’m just so sorry for all of you. I don’t know if it helps, but I’ll be thinking good thoughts about you and your family & friends, especially as I finish my application process to become a member of the Red Cross Disaster Assistance Team. If I’m lucky, I’ll be chosen to fly to Florida and get to work on helping people like you get a sense of peace and hope back into their lives. 💕😇
Those poor people. How devastating. No one gets used to that. I hope everyone is safe
Not sure if that's the case. Seen some interviews. Where the residents expect this every few years.
@@colinsushiboy745 correct it happens about once every 5 years.
Well, when people live near any major body of water, be it the ocean, rivers, lakes… water will always win.
I enjoy visiting these beautiful beaches but I wouldn’t build my house on sand
They are VERY used to this. What you meant to say wasvYOU'RE not used to this. They are Flordians.
What poor people? Just move.
That Is SO much water. Dear God. It's like the city became part of the ocean for a day.
its only a feet above seal level
Yaa allaah call you and your safe ..really
it will be a part of ocean forever, one day
In that video the water didn't even go above the picnic stools. Not really a good video to illustrate the devastation, was it!
@@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw lol
This is what a storm surge does. The more videos we have like this one, the better, because people in danger zones can see clearly for themselves what they need to evacuate from.
Move for good, Or don't and die down there if you're that stupid.
But no one could've ever imagined it would ever be this bad, when my Grandparents lived right on the Beach and Hurricane Charley came through they only got about a foot of surge. Hurricane Ian is 100x worse than anything that has hit Southwest Florida in the past 30+ years.
That’s my point. People need to understand that a previous small storm does not mean another one can’t be as large as this one was. And keep in mind that the forecasts DID say Ian’s would be huge.
@@hebneh And keep and mind that not everyone can evacuate. People with no money, car, gas etc. don’t be so dense.
@@parkerparks8004 he's not being dense, you're misinterpreting his point.
I live in Fort Myers for most of the year. This was really terrifying. I evacuated because I had a bad feeling about Ian even though at the time I was evacuating, it was projected to be hitting further up north worse. I am so glad I left, but I am heartbroken for everyone who was injured, died, or devastated by this hurricane. My heart goes out to everyone who was in Ian’s path. It’s sobering to see an area I visit on occasion being absolutely torn apart.
Smart always be cautious even when the news say it is hitting more north It changed from hitting the pan handle to Sarasota to a direct hit to to Tampa then at the last minute it hit Fort Myers with a nearly category 5 hurricane you guys prob weren't as prepared the people in Tampa it always switches don't always believe the news but stay safe and prepare even when it says you all are ok
Any heroin there
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I was in Fort Myers Beach during Ian.
Watch the storm surge video thatn shows 15+ ft of storm surge! This was the third most costly hurricane event. Some areas recorded 18 ft near the coast of Fort Myers! I remember watching devastating Hurricane Ian on the news. Peak wind gusts were recorded at 178 mph!
Best wishes from Brasil! Our thoughts are with you all, stay strong U.S.A.!
I live in Naples around 5 minutes from where the beach "was". Fortunately for me I was spared from any flood damage but have not had any power since 9am yesterday. Last hurricane we went 10 days before power was restored. After driving around today I can see 99% of the area has no power and no sign of any coming soon. Lots of accidents at intersections because the traffic lights are out. I couldn't find any open gas stations. I think one was open but it had a long wait at 6am. I imagine by noon they were out of everything. The rest of the day was just spent cleaning up debris.
where was that gas station? I'm in estero, i have gas in my car, propane and h20 but I'll be out of gas for the generator tomorrow.... surprisingly hard to siphon gas from a newer car lol
Sister and her Husband live on one of the Gulf Channels between the Beach and Airport...they moved to a motel and lucky...their waterfront home took it hard...destroyed everything including their dock and all furniture and appliances, etc, inside...but they were lucky...they lived, their pets lived, and they have a undamaged Condo to go to, others were not so lucky...
I bless the Lord that he has protected you.
Rest will be rectified as time goes by .
Hey drivers - treat ALL intersections as a 4-way stop unless a law officer is giving commands. Driving 101.
@@PatHouseworth So they are wealthy enough to own a waterfront house AND a condo?
I live in fort myers. I am so blessed that we didn't have damage from Ian.. This was a powerful storm. So devastating. 😔
im glad you’re okay 🥺
No you're not blessed, you're lucky
I am in Fort Myers as well. Didn't lose a single roof shingle. Luckily.
You are blessed!
Amen! And we are definitely helping as many as we csn. My brother came from west palm and brought 3 truck loads of supplies for anyone in need. Amazing what people have donated for people!
I can understand why people didn’t evacuate. I lived in Florida for quite some time, and never have I seen such destruction. My heart breaks for these beautiful people and innocent animals. STAY STRONG FLORIDIANS!!! WE LOVE YOU!
I am glad to see someone that cares for nonhuman animals too!
I visited Florida in 2011, I had the best time of my life, love the people there. I am so sorry for your loss, that is something hard to comprehend. You are in my prayers
Thanks for your sweet comments. How are you doing??.
Vid does not give the actual time space though. I was interested in how much time elapsed.
Probably a couple of hours since it never gets to night time in the video
4 hours
Thank you for putting words all over the image. I had no idea what I was watching after searching for "Hurricane Ian damage" and then clicking on your video titled "Timelapse shows devastating storm surge from Hurricane Ian in Fort Myers, Florida".
Where are the Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 videos?
I live in Florida, but I wasn't there to experience the storm because I was in a different state visiting my family, this was so sad just to look at.😢
My sister, nephew, niece and brother in law lives in Naples! They are safe and sound! But Naples is destroyed the whole Florida area is.. praying for the rest of Florida and everyone there! 🙏 my heart breaks for all them people I live in Indiana we get tornadoes every now and then but a hurricane I couldn't imagine it!! It is truly scary!
Hello dear how are you doing?
@@blessingklition1477 I'm doing well! Thanks for asking!
God Bless Everyone in Florida!! I am from Pennsylvania & I Pray For Every Soul Including Everyones Beloved Furry Loved Ones!! May God Be With All of You At This Tragic Time!!
Nice , what a good heart you have 😊😊😊
hello lisa i'm Jorge, a pilot from Lima peru, working with LATAM airline. i came across your page here through the utube suggestion for me so i thought to write to you. where are you from?
Write me when you can and do have a nice day and may God bless you
Hello Lisa, how are you doing today
As a fort myers Florida resident, can confirm it’s not fun down here. We still don’t have any power, electricity, our streets, our beaches are destroyed. but we’ll get back.
How you holding up so far?
That power pole was like “that the best you got?”
It’s trees toppling into power lines that are the bigger problem. Power poles themselves don’t have a lot of sail area.
I hope everybody's okay
Sad to see such a flood washing away the coast thus affecting millions of residents there. I hope they recover from this loss soon 🙏🏻
Any word on what happened to the guy running from the water on right side of screen around 27 seconds in?
Hello dear how are you doing?
Hello dear friend, how are you doing today
Someone walking down the street on right.. hopefully they made it to higher ground
imagine all the gators just hanging out, slightly submerged near sidewalks and doorways 😳
Not in salt water
@@Fuglychick water snakes?
@@Fuglychick we have crocodiles too
And Water Moccasins.
There isn't to many gators in Fort Myers.
It would be great to know what span of time this time lapse was made from just for further context.
I was hit by the hurricane too. It went up 2 feet in a span on 10 mins so I have to guess it was even worse up there
That’s why I move to Hallandale Beach Florida ,Fort Myers is getting too crowded and they building stuff on low land next to the water.
You know what's scary, these hurricanes are getting not only stronger, they are growing in size literally covering the state from coast to coast cloud wise. And am I wrong in never seeing lightning in past hurricanes. I saw satellite images of lightning lighting up tightly around Ian's eyewall. I've never seen anything like that before! That was so crazy!
Bae,, I have a documented most of our hurricanes.. So, Yes, this storm was quite wide, but the wind field was typical for 950mb.. it may have produced more tornados than other storms.. Please note: Ft Myers has tons of mobile homes & OLD, weak infrastructure, its very low elevation & the nomaclature of the soil is basically silt (not coral sand).. also, they cut out all the Mangroves so the soil is easily compromised as well.. These storms are NOT any stronger nor more frequent.. and YES, i can prove that comment.. Emotional outcry is not gonna fix these folks or their homes.. the tragedy is so many folks underestimate what 140mph wind can do...
Even I would've evacuated that storm... and I am built nearly to Miami Cat5 code
Hello Suzie, how are you doing today
I almost move to that area where the hurricane hit. But I never did move to fl. I end up staying nj. It sad to see how bad it hit in the area. I hope everyone is ok out there
Stay inNJ
God bless You all ....be strong.....blessings from México..
I live in Naples and local businesses along the coast were devastated by the storm surge and I don't know if there's any coming back from it
It makes you wonder if they should even rebuild there
@@confusedandspacey I have lived in Florida for every hurricane since Andrew and we always rebuild. Just a risk of living here. Every 7-10 years we get a big one. I have lived in areas of direct hit with 3 of them and it's insane. I also live in Naples now and this was a bad one but we will rebuild. The real bad thing about this one was the storm surge. They always warn us about that and it is nothing.. but this time it was something.
When’s the last time you were hit that hard. I’m in st Pete and they said this would be us
This is the worst to ever this part of Florida
@@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306 storm surge is going to get worse with each passing big one
makes you realize how small we are compared to mother nature and her fury
This isn't Mother Nature, it's HAARP.
Absolutely....there is no contention between mother nature and human nature.
@@pern1121ep There is also the Sun's cycles i.e. Magnetic field flip, Grand solar minimum etc at play as well which translates to severe weather patterns around the Globe.
@@piyushan_abeynayake there is also the fact that the earth has been warming up since the last ice age...on its own.
@@farmerjohn6526 Absolutely. We couldn't have gotten to 7 billion in population and 300 Trillion in debt without that happening I suppose?
The dude who was walking by just stopped and stared at greatness😂😭
I stay in Lehigh acres fl also did delivery on fort Myers beach and loved fishing there . Great memories, so sad to watch this . Honestly never thought something like this would happen
i dont live far from Fort Myers Beach, it and Sanibel, Captiva and Matlache are completely destroyed. We were lucky where i live to only have roof damage, power/water outages... i hope everyone made it out of there safely
Be thankful it's been a pretty quiet hurricane season,next year Florida may not get so lucky.
We still have 2 months to go unfortunately.
Fear Selles Commie
This storm was so huge it made up for it.
This storm totally made up for it, I have no idea wtf you're talking about. Fort Meyers got absolutely rocked, and I live close to Orlando and it was the most rain from any hurricane we've gotten.
Ian made Charley look like an afternoon thunderstorm.
Wah daera mana ini?
My brother is trapped there, God Bless him and everyone else impacted by this!
hello, i'm Jorge, a pilot from Lima peru, working with LATAM airline. i came across your page here through the utube suggestion for me so i thought to write to you. where are you from?
Write me when you can and do have a nice day and may God bless you
Hello dear friend, how are you doing today
I’m so sorry ☀️
Prayers for the people there
Hello Amy, how are you doing today
what was the music used in this?
Did any condos collapse ?
That's not that bad
"Where's Jackie"?
😃✔️
What a disgrace was that.
Had a neighbor that lived in san gabriel ca. they retired ,just moved to Florida hopefully they ok🙏🏼
and when a hurricane dissipates and where and why?
That's it?
now that it's in South Carolina I hope everybody is okay and hopefully it won't come to Virginia
How far Inland did the water go? 5 blocks? 5miles? Haven't heard 😕.
what's the music?
This is why Florida is going to be under water in 20 years this is only going to get stronger and worse I would invest in moats
Why?
Hurricanes have been hitting Florida forever. Nothing shows its getting worse. Stop all this nonsense.
Unbelievable. It's like a prolonged tsunami
Where is the rest of this video
This is crazy I live in Sarasota so I’m kinda close but I hope everyone is ok and safe
This is horrible. This is the first time I've cried in a while.
wuss
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@@P4yn3 mmm yes so good
Looks like the buildings stood up to the wind and water - hopefully the bright warm Florida sun will dry them out
There will be a lot of damage from salt water corrosion, along with mold and other health risks.
Fortunately, after Andrew, Florida imposed building standards that required construction that won’t collapse or be ripped apart.
"WHERE" Where was this video from? Address?
Whoever built those power lines deserves a raise
The people walking around seemed unconcerned.
I was watching a live broadcast on NBC yesterday ,While the reporter was hanging onto a pole for dear life in his storm suite, two people walked by in hte background-one in shorts and tee shirt with his selfie stick.
It’s Florida 😂 they know hurricanes 🌀
Umm-this ain’t “rainfall”-it’s called storm surge
It could have rained that much, they just didn't mention the storm surge
Mother nature's power is incredible. Matchless. Mind boggling. ✊🤠
song is great. What is it?
I’m in north fort Myers and am grateful we didn’t get flooded. Wow😮
It's crazy how people have property so close to the water that isn't raised off the ground. Even places near the beach with underground garages.
It's not just being so close to the water. Hurricanes can and do cause destruction many miles inland. In fact Ian was predicted to impact and did impact NC. (also see hurricane Hugo as but just a couple examples)
And before you dismiss this, there's also been catastrophic flooding that recently happened in TN, KY or Columbia SC., from rainfall. In other words. no matter where you live there will always be natural disasters. Yes, cities close to the ocean need sea walls but your myopic thinking is not based on reality or facts.
This is sad but to put things into perspective...the earthquakes in 2004 and 2011 creating tsunamis killed 400 thousand combined that's 2 major world disasters in 19 years .
@@IMSiegfried I mean he never said that they didn’t cause destruction inland
I was in that condo drinking beer when boats floated down the road 🤯
Glad you're here to write about it!
Show the rest when it was 14 feet second story under water
For those that don't know, watch your insurance policies. Many are dropping insurance in Florida altogether. Worse for those living on the water. Your rates are going to sky rocket.
Pray for Florida😔😔🙏🙏
Praying for Florida 🙏🙏🙏
yeah, like if that do something.....
@@Lonewolf-gr2nh yea like if that do something
No worries, Ian will give them a flight to Martha’s Vineyards and Mexico will pay for it 😂
@@Lonewolf-gr2nh does more than simply “thoughts”
@@Number1Camper I bet you can prove that.
Did your windows break
It's Nature's Planet. We just live here.
it's a half block from the beach🤦♂️ it's not the for time and not the last but they're still going to play it off like it's devastating for shock factor
because it is devastating??? and this major flooding didn't just happen here, it happened everywhere, including here in central florida...
Really!!!!
@@CrowJamz People around the country may think this is just media hype. If you live here, you know this was the real deal. Just look at the flooding in Orlando. If the track would stayed on course to Tampa, my life would have changed forever. I really feel for people who crossed paths with Ian.
My prayers for all the people, please stay safe, I vacation in Florida and is a beautiful state, may God bless the wonderful people in Florida and rebuild again ❤💙
Thoughts and prayers! /s
feel bad for everyone but what is this music please anyone?
Where's the remainder of this video? It goes on far longer.
My thoughts and positive vibes are heading south, with love from Jacksonville.
Hello dear how are you doing?
hello tanya, i'm Jorge, a pilot from Lima peru, working with LATAM airline. i came across your page here through the utube suggestion for me so i thought to write to you. where are you from?
Write me when you can and do have a nice day and may God bless you .
One block away from the beach. What else can be expected? IT'S NORMAL.
Borderline Cat 5 Hurricanes aren't "normal".
They are for the gulf
King tide season
Scary stuff, since Covid I’ve worked on my survival skills as well as completing my bug out kit. Seeing the fires in Hawaii just shows when stuff happens you shouldn’t rely on anyone but yourself. I also have a garmin inreach 2 it allows me to communicate with anyone through satellite as well as giving search as rescue my location. Times are rough folks don’t wait till it’s too late hope they’ve prepared. Growing up and seeing Katrina shows how fema is cannot be trusted on. Over a thousand people died and many more suffered waiting on the government to help em.
My dad is in cape coral and I haven't been able to check on him
Only 6 major hurricanes since 1957 in Florida . 16 before 1957. Seems like the climate is actually improving. Ocean levels have actually receded lately.
16 in how many years before 1957? Seems like that would be helpful to add
ir looks like but the fire's, tornadoes, earthquakes, murders, war, pandemic , all around the world. drought and melting glaciers, disappearing islands it all add up.
Weather happens. However this storm was so massive because of the heat. It was twice the size of Andrew which I also suffered threw as well as every hurricane since. I won't say it is caused by man because I don't know but these storms are getting bigger. On day 2 now with no power. Last one here we went 10 days no power, no water.
Shhh that doesnt fit the political narrative,
Lol Im glad you could disprove decades of scientific analysis with your "hot take" today. Whats your explanation for why half the South west wont have water by 2030??
When it rains I like to curl up with a good book
Ugh. I felt that in my soul 😩
Incredible.
Dude walking by like: “this will surely affect the trout population”
These cities that have a beautuful view , due to the beauty, comes the casualties because of the oceans. Places like California, earthquakes, in spite of the beauty and other things that aquire the growth with people living there. I prefer a place that is more distant from these cities, not begrudging, but I am sorry because I have friends and relatives in Florida, and California. May God bless amd help these people in these sad days. Praying for all of tou. !!!
Hope you don't get impacted by a wildfire, tornado, flood or mudslide like what recently happened in TN or KY,
Idk why anyone “feels bad” no one is forcing you to live in a hurricane state. Like you knew this was going to happen it’s the same thing every other year so…. I’m just so confused why everyone is acting like this is oh so surprising lol.
No it's not the same every year. You must not ever visit Florida.
@@revenge4468 every other year sweetheart learn to read.
@@randomanime2403 It's not every other year either ! You're a heartless soul.
if it doesn't reach the 1st floor of the house, then it'll be ok. Why you think they put houses on stilts.
I’m struggling to find anyone comment on the guy who just my casually walks down the street while the storm surge increases 😮
This is why I’m thankful I live in Alaska. Even when we get a foot of rain it all drains into rivers and valleys. Take care Florida residents. I hope you all pull through.
Except we get big surprise earthquakes with no warning, not sure what’s worse🤷♂️
@@blip145 I’d rather go out quick with a quake than a drowning situation. Both are horrible though.
Time stamp would be nice
hope everyone is safe
John 3:16
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
This is not a simple storm surge. This is something else.
It was a storm surge. Normally when we get these warnings it never happens like they say but this time it did. A combination of the tide timing and the angle it hit and the heat making the storm so string.. almost a cat 5 when it hit landfall. All that water had to go somewhere... and then back again with crazy high winds and incredible amounts of rain.
Yeah, it's a hurricane you donut.
Storm hit during king tide
Florida and the South will finally be wiped off the map🙏
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And now hurricane Idalia here in florida 🤦♂️
I'm from Naples I wish the best whom were affected by Ian my power is still out as we speak
for a beach to be so close to those houses and streets it's not devastating or surprising at all. now if it rained like it did in Houston and other places and rain did all that then yes that would be insane. definitely unfortunate though
Houston ...
Why you dont build cities on a bayou lolol
Bruh, you do realize Florida is essentially a rainforest? In the summer it rains EVERYDAY. By rain, I mean downpours for a good hour or more.
but it's flooded everywhere? including here in central florida.
Cubed is spelled with only one c
@@rambobannana Rainforest? Not even close, but you almost sounded smart.
Time to send more aid to Ukraine
No time to get a new governor who's not a ass kisser to Trump this is karma but innocents pay not the loser immigrant gov DeSantis
They had DAYS of warning.. If I had a boat there and no truck to drive it out, I would have gone in the boat someplace away from storm. Why did people not think the news was correct? I'm just confused. People keep saying they had " no idea " it would be that bad. Im in Seattle and I knew it would be exactly this bad.
God help them thanks
THANKS FOR WHAT, "EVERYBODY IS GETTING HELPED RIGHT TO DEATH"!!!!!!!
@@SteveSmith-kd9if why does someone do this every time 😂
@@318DoubleE What are you talking about, "I'm really speaking for the creator"!!!! This isn't a joke, "this world is getting sent, right along with the dragon"!!!!!!!!
Why tf would anyone live in Florida
Best State in the country
Because 95% of the time it’s beautiful..
Because you can do
CRAZY things and
no one notices
It's paradise. Go visit.
@@Brooklynborn74 Exactly . Obviously these people making these comments have never seen the beautiful foliage the temperature there permits or the gorgeous white sand on the gulf beaches. The turquoise water in the gulf. This is so sad. But I know it will come back. And I will be back to visit it.
Crazy ! My grandoncle of 92 lives in Fort Myers