Hurricane Ian CAT 4 Landfall over Placida and Cape Coral, Florida September 28, 2022
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- High-end CAT 4 Hurricane Ian pounds Placida, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Cape Coral, and Fort Myers Beach, Florida with damaging winds and devastating storm surge. 6th Category 4 or higher intensity storm to make landfall in the United States since 2017. The deadliest USA hurricane since 2005 Katrina responsible for over 150 fatalities. Caused over $112 Billion in damage making it the costliest hurricane in Florida History.
All footage shot during September 27, 28, and 29, 2022 in/near Placida, Boca Grande, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Cape Coral, and Fort Myers Beach by storm chasers and meteorologists Juston Drake and Simon Brewer.
00:00 Introduction footage of Hurricane Ian
00:33 Last sunset in advance of Ian near Tampa, FL
00:50 upgrade to Category 4 Hurricane
01:18 target of Boca Grande and Placida, FL
01:59 water drained from bay and harbor in Placida, FL
03:13 riding-out eyewall in Placida as eyewall moves over
05:17 Eyewall explainer
05:37 palm tree blown down
06:24 roofs ripped-off homes
07:24 neighborhood ripped-apart in Placida, FL
09:50 roof explodes
31:04 reposition to intercept eye near Punta Gorda
31:19 measuring extreme winds
31:49 race to eye
32:33 flipped truck on bridge
33:10 inside eye of Hurricane Ian
33:30 Punta Gorda Harbor is empty
33:54 backside and storm surge in Cape Coral
37:29 aftermath in Fort Myers Beach
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As a Floridian and a person who lived through this horror. Thank you for documenting this experience like this. I live a bit further inland and northwest in DeSoto County. But worked at the time for Charlotte County Transit. I was assigned to run a shuttle to and from the shelter to various locations in Englewood. The place was utterly decimated. I can still see it in my mind even now.
Absolutely INSANE footage, Simon! Those shots from Placida are incredible. It must have been nerve wracking with all that debris flying around!!!
Thanks, kept us on our toes
Thank you so much for this footage! This looks like Gasparilla Estates, just a few hundred feet north of the bridge going over to Boca Grande. We drove through there yesterday. They have fixed almost nothing since the storm and the damage in there is mind bending.
Holy frijoles that was intense. I'm surprised so many of those homes held together at all. I've never been anywhere that has hurricanes, but I grew up in tornado country. Wind and flying debris is a killer. Thank you for posting this for others to see something they likely never will.
We get some storms over in the Uk but nowhere as bad as this. It is absolutely insane.
Thank you filming this.
Hurricane Ian was a large and slow moving hurricane. There were areas just north of the eyewall around southern Sarasota County and northern Charlotte County that received persistent major hurricane conditions for over 6 hours straight! Ian brought consistent major hurricane conditions which lasted longer than in about 99% of all major hurricanes. It was a storm that just wouldn't let up!
That was me. I'm in the SE corner of North Port, just 0.6 miles north of the Charlotte County line. We had about 6-1/2 hours of eyewall winds. It went on from about 2:00 in the afternoon until around 8:30 in the evening. The worst was from about 5:30 to 7:30 during the back eyewall. The wind was blowing so hard that I could feel the vibration coming through the concrete block and the slab. It was shaking the ground like a mini-earthquake.
Oh yes. I live in West Englewood. Horrific. I’m just seeing this video now & im in tears. I know people who still don’t have house fixed😔
When the debris hit the 🌲 “ Ohhh…..ohhh….oh my gosh” I know this is some serious stuff but I could not help but laugh and replay it over and over! On a serious note it takes courage and some serious balls to do what you guys did! You Rock 💪🏾
Hurricane season begins June 1st and we have our hurricane survival plan all set. Soon as a hurricane is predicted to hit landfall here, we are leaving Florida for a week or two. After surviving 3 of these massive storms, I learned my lesson and plan to go on holiday until the worst is over. This video serves as a good reminder that hunkering down and riding it out is only a memory.
Absolutely devastating loss of life and of beautiful Sanibel and FMB but they are coming back STRONG 💪!!! I drove over 6 hours to bring diapers, formula and wipes. They least I could do and didn’t get a thank you but I know the babies appreciated it and made me feel good to help with what I could and will continue to
Best hurricane Ian video I have seen so far. Thanks for risking yourself to do this...
Thanks!
My mom lived down there through Charley, in NFM. I'm so grateful she wasn't around to live through Ian, as her condo would've been under water, and she wouldn't have left. Thanks for the video, recognized many of the shots of the Cape. What y'all do is crazy insane, but props for your efforts, nonetheless.
5th strongest hurricane to make landfall in the United States
The safest place you could find to ride out the storm was a mobile home park? There is guaranteed to be debris flying around during a major storm when surrounded by trailer homes.
I was thinking the same thing. Good place to get clobbered by a flying roof.
I still think it was a start of a cat 5.
19:12 Look at that huge framed building in the background ...swaying. Thats steel frame
Great video!
Amazing footage! 10:49 had me in disbelief! Wow
Wow.. Absolutely crazy great job.. Hurricane Michael next???
And Harvey, Irma, Ida? does not count
@michaelgrullon7451 don't forget hurricane Charlie
Important to understand that the materials used in the building of these homes are mostly lightweight and cheap. And held together with tiny metal rods we call nails and screws. So it’s no wonder such constructions fall apart in strong winds. Our building standards need vast improvements. Sheet metal roofing should be outlawed. Concrete should be a base standard of construction for homes in hurricane zones .
nothing less than cinder block for me.
Wow! Best storm vid since the Cedar Rapids derecho. I kinda miss the powerline blowups, but I guess the power was already out.
It was out at 11:30 am Sept 28. No communication for a long time after
What gets me as a person who is landlocked in Colorado is why the heck people say yeah, I'm going to stay and ride it out? Get out people material possessions can be replaced!
That speed limit sign to the hurricane your only suppose to go 35..lol
We had 12 hours of pounding wind. I’m apprehensive of this coming season. Scared of flooding. Not taking any chances again….
Excelente vídeo
Still waiting for the eye
Where were you guys in cape coral
We were in Western, southwestern, southern, and central sections of Cape Coral. Those areas seemed to be getting hit the hardest during the storm.
Amazing ( but terrifying) footage! May I ask how is it that the vehicle/ car you guys are driving around in ISN'T blown over in such ferocious winds??
During worst winds use buildings around us as a wind block if possible
I would have thought a tank .thats unbelievable but impressive
I wouldnt be in a trailer park. Hurricane Charley and Ian made a direct hit on an island i lived on for a couple years when i was real young. Mondongo. Just offshore of Boca Grande. I wonder what happened to it during Ian.
What wind speed did you guys measure
We weren't able to measure the strongest winds in Hurricane Ian
@@Stormgasm150 mph or 160 mph
Man, the eye wall took forever to get there to them
Wonderful hurricane and great footage
Thanks
WE BETTER GET THE F....OUT OF HERE ! ! ! IT"S A STORMGASM ! ! ! DAMNNNNNN.......
It was my worst nightmare
No way would I live in a trailer in Florida.
my worst nightmare
Oh no....goodness gracious. They are so cute!
Is Andrew Dice Clay in the car with you guys lol Good footage but horrible experience for the property owners
Trees and homes getting ripped apart and these guys just sit there in a car like it is nothing. 😂
Ohh wow ohh
Stay there until your car start floating.
Windshear, windshear, *stall warning sound* *crashes into water during a hurricane* (everyone survived safely with a few injury's)
I lived in Florida city
bad bad bad storm
😎🔥
It was stupid intense. North Port lost bridges, due to flooding. The coastal state parks including the actual island of Cayo Costa where the hurricane made landfall, were severely flooded. You should also check out what happened to Matlacha...still nothing there 1.5 years later.
I was in Englewood through this. And that was my 10th hurricane. Worst yet. I’m in tears watching this
Trailers a big NOPE
Palm trees are boss
Hurricane Merwin
I have to wonder how many videos we will never see, because the creators did not survive the creation. Just taking video for the intent of putting it up on the Web is a willingness to sacrifice everything for a little bit of fame.
SMART GUYS, GO TO THE TRAILER PARK!
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