The power of water is so scary as someone who lived through a whirlpool i can tell you the fear you feel when being dragged under water is unfathomable. My advice from my own personal experience, is to let the water take you don't fight it!! let it push you where it's going to push you and when you get the opportunity swim is hard as you can for the shore or low lying tree limbs. Dont fight the water save your strength and keep calm if you keep a level head your chances of survival increase greatly! Also protect your head and keep your feet in front of you. God be with everyone who is affected by this hurricane!
@@XRTSDFA no when i was youger i went through a really bad depression when one of my best friends shot himself and then a couple months later on my buddys 16th birthday he hit a patch of black ice and hit a telephone pole and died from his injuries. It was awlful and i lost myself for a few years and started doing life test's ia what i called them. Where i would try to swim across flooded rivers or id walk across frozen rivers or frozen lakes in the winter. I fell in many times and had to break through the ice to get out. After i matured i stopped testing myself and i use the knowledge i learned from that to help others. Have saved 5 kids from drowing and all kinds of wildlife as well as cattle and horses. Im never afraid to jump into a crazy situation to save someones life even if that someone is a dog.
Hope folks in Fort Myers are OK. Normally Towns like Miami get hit bad, but it's probably been a number of years since big damage to Fort Myers. Bless all those folks.Florida is a great state but dangerous to.🇺🇸🙏🏖
A King Tide is higher than normal water levels with Norman waves. A storm surge (which is what this was) or rouge wave are not Kind Tides. Bands of wind causes storm surges.
Yeah but usually after a storm or nearing a storm or before a storm every body who knows about the ocean and water would never put themselves in harms way like that . There's a difference between freak accident waves and then duh waves lol
Yea it’s bad. If something decides to get a demolition, then how are they going to do it with out polluting the beach? On another note, I’m just curious as to why they would put a boardwalk that low?
Deco Drive buildings have been here since before I was born...I've lived here since 1957...The beach has also been here since the beginning of time...Miamians know better than to go to the churning waters after a hurricane...Only fools think it's calm during hurricanes and for a few weeks after...
All of Florida is too close to the water. How much tax money has to keep bailing out the insurance and disasters to prop up this false sense of security paradise?
That and the giant swirly thing called A MASSIVE HURRICANE CALLED IAN THAT DESTROYED ABOUT 10,000 HOMES AND 20,000 BOATS just north of Miami at this time. you mean that little thing? that was currently out there MAKING GIANT BIG WAVES towards Miami I seriously don't what to think of humanity anymore.
Its for bragging rights, if nothing happens then they tell their friends that it wasnt a big deal. If they get slammed with a wave and dragged into the ocea and survive then they can brag about that. If they die then people blame search and rescue for not getting there fast enough because its not like emergency services are stretched thin and far as it is.
Exactly what I thought. I’m sure those bozos weren’t just minding their business. they were capturing the waves for likes on their phones. Mother Nature 1 Humans 0
You hear this all the time. "A speeding car plowed into a crowd" or "The gun killed 15 people in a mass shooting." They always blame the inanimate object and not the human being who is at fault.
Never turn your back to the waves. Anyone who lives on or near the ocean knows that. Little kids know that. Darwin gonna get cha' if you don't pay attention.
Here in NC it's been raining on and off all day but the winds are picking up. Regular wind gusts have the trees seriously swaying and dead branches falling. Since we live right next to the walking entrance to a greenway, (a TREE lined walking trail) I find it amazing people are still heading out for walks, under those trees with strong wind gusts. Last year on this trail we a guy killed when a tree limb got him, people never seem to learn.
Be careful, that's exactly the conditions we had Wed here in wesr FL two hours north of where the eye hit...it didn't look bad at all but because of the intermittent gusts we stayed inside. Be safe!
those people getting "swept up" by those waves... they're the same kind of people that get mauled by a bear while trying to take a selfie, then blame the "vicious" bear for it's sudden unwarranted attack
The surfer 🏄♂️ 😂 “Yeah ya gotta be safe with these killer waves out here man!” With his wet suit and serf board. 😂 I live in England and one day it was so windy on the beach it was like a sandstorm, I could hardly breath or see, nobody else is on the beach, I knew I needed to not be there too. Then I see some dude with his wet suit and board all alone on an empty beach in killer conditions sprinting to the sea like a mad man. These surfers are something else.
For the record the boardwalk is over 100 yards from the beach. These were people just walking. They weren't being irresponsible. The hurricane passed 2 days ago and the weather was perfect today.
The water that was apparently "sucked up" the day before on the West side of Florida was taken up and then deposited when the vortex came around on the East side of the state. Plausable???
@@Distress. yeah FAFO. What are you making excuses for? You’ve never heard that saying hide from the wind and run from the water. Never take your chances near water especially during king tide & high tide, gimme a break.
The way he's telling it these people were "Simply walking down the boardwalk" as if they weren't doing something extremely stupid and obviously dangerous...
The Waves, the Waters can be deceptive. It moves at a speed faster than humans can run. Thank the rescuers who arrived timely. Blessed waters. Fury @ the Beach. Recede into your Calm aspect. Thank you for posting
I was dragged out by the water once I let the water take me. Was so far out but then slowly the tide brought back in enough that I could get back safely. Definidor don’t fight it and don’t panic
I work on the beach The waves were insane the tide was pushing past 60 Feet of beachfront and going onto the boardwalk the waves look very scary and nobody was allowed to go swimming today
Growing up and spending lots of time on the Oregon coast, mom and dad told us when we were little "never turn your back on the waves" because people had giant old-growth logs roll right over them and squish them into the sand. And they let us play on the beach alone all day unsupervised because we understood. I'm sorry these people never received that very basic education.
My ex husband is from Bandon Oregon right on the coast. First time I saw the Pacific Ocean there and walked towards it his mother told me “don’t EVER look down. It only takes one second for a sweeper wave to come rolling in and swallow you whole.” So scary!!
It doesn't even require life experience or a very basic and simple education which apparently took most of your child hood life to learn. It's just common sense. Did your parents have to teach you to look both ways before crossing the road?
@@JourneyToTheTruthandTR I grew up in Michigan no where near the ocean. I had no idea waves could just out of nowhere do that. 🤷🏼♀️ No reason to be a dick about it.
I’m wondering if the conditions north from Ian might have caused this? Was this only South Beach and was there any flooding on Ocean Drive or other areas?
I'm reluctant to say that was cool, becuase of the injuries, thank goodness minor ones. But it was cool. Power of the nature...We been getting schooled on it this week. Thanks for clip chan10
Woooow! Almost happened to me in Puerto Vallarta once. I walking down stairs to the beach, and I noticed the waves coming high, but no more than a couple feet hugh. Just as I stepped onto the sand, I saw a wave come flying in that was above my 6 foot height!. A couple more steps and I would have been in the ocean. Hope all those folks are ok.
It's been completely sunny here in South Florida since the storm moved away two days ago. So I can see how the waves caught everyone by surprise, since it's close to making land fall all the way up South Carolina.
I don't know what video your watching but it looks pretty sunny with Blue sky there and was a beautiful day! Definitely don't see a storm anywhere! And if your referring to Ian that storm is hundreds of miles passed this point. Definitely feel sorry for your ignorance
Thank God in Heaven that Nobody was severely hurt as they were swept off the Miami Boardwalk! We All must take precautions, get serious if out there, and study how to Survive in these Hurricane conditions! Good footage by the photographer of the very rough current in the water there! 😩😥😫😯🌊🌊🌊 you 🙏🙏🙏🙏😫❤👍
Here's an idea. Maybe don't walk near an ocean at all in, near or around the happening of a large hurricane. I'm sure there's turbulence after such an event as well.
Walking out there RIGHT AFTER a hurricane???? That’s y’all’s own fault for being out there in the first place. Of course the waves are still like this!
Signs are needed everywhere!! I walked on iced over Lake Mendota? In Wisconsin years ago.. Did not realize people fall through that lake...from Texas at the time. Tell your visitors to different areas...things not to do in visiting area... Sister was so mad at me. I could have died!! Even smart folks can be foolish...just not knowing an area...
And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring. Luke 21:25
Although Ian missed the SE part of the state, his large wind field had the ocean off Florida's east coast highly agitated. Swells can travel thousands of miles from the storm that generated them.
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The random surfer dude at the end was priceless! Thanks for that genius advice!
Typical lunkhead surfer dude.
@@bearcat0551 I had him pegged for a modern day surfer yoda.. he's so wise!
That was Steven Seagal's son.
This is what I came to the comment section for😅😅😅😅,
😅😅😅
Yes let's go for a walk along the beach that's just calming down from a category 4 hurricane.... Makes sense
🎯🤯
It’s.a sunny day they didn’t expect it! Take off your mask honey
Some dummies don't have no common sense..
it’s about dumb people walking along the beach with high intense waves. That’s the story
@@Cocolicious08758 How rude
The power of water is so scary as someone who lived through a whirlpool i can tell you the fear you feel when being dragged under water is unfathomable. My advice from my own personal experience, is to let the water take you don't fight it!! let it push you where it's going to push you and when you get the opportunity swim is hard as you can for the shore or low lying tree limbs. Dont fight the water save your strength and keep calm if you keep a level head your chances of survival increase greatly! Also protect your head and keep your feet in front of you. God be with everyone who is affected by this hurricane!
Really good advice 👍🏼
Were you swimming and caught up in it?
Sounds scary
Glad you made it out alive, sounds HORRIFYING.
@@XRTSDFA no when i was youger i went through a really bad depression when one of my best friends shot himself and then a couple months later on my buddys 16th birthday he hit a patch of black ice and hit a telephone pole and died from his injuries. It was awlful and i lost myself for a few years and started doing life test's ia what i called them. Where i would try to swim across flooded rivers or id walk across frozen rivers or frozen lakes in the winter. I fell in many times and had to break through the ice to get out. After i matured i stopped testing myself and i use the knowledge i learned from that to help others. Have saved 5 kids from drowing and all kinds of wildlife as well as cattle and horses. Im never afraid to jump into a crazy situation to save someones life even if that someone is a dog.
Rogue waves can come in from the ocean at any time; not just after a storm.
King Tides
Hope folks in Fort Myers are OK. Normally Towns like Miami get hit bad, but it's probably been a number of years since big damage to Fort Myers. Bless all those folks.Florida is a great state but dangerous to.🇺🇸🙏🏖
A King Tide is higher than normal water levels with Norman waves. A storm surge (which is what this was) or rouge wave are not Kind Tides. Bands of wind causes storm surges.
Yeah but usually after a storm or nearing a storm or before a storm every body who knows about the ocean and water would never put themselves in harms way like that . There's a difference between freak accident waves and then duh waves lol
He said, “Rogue waves come in from the ocean.” Hmm 🤔, where the hell else is a rogue wave going to come from? 🏄🏼♂️
Born and raised in Miami and they're just building too much stuff to close to the water.
Yea it’s bad. If something decides to get a demolition, then how are they going to do it with out polluting the beach? On another note, I’m just curious as to why they would put a boardwalk that low?
@@Graphics_Card Its great on sunny days ..
Deco Drive buildings have been here since before I was born...I've lived here since 1957...The beach has also been here since the beginning of time...Miamians know better than to go to the churning waters after a hurricane...Only fools think it's calm during hurricanes and for a few weeks after...
All of Florida is too close to the water. How much tax money has to keep bailing out the insurance and disasters to prop up this false sense of security paradise?
Yeah, and in the near future those houses isn’t going to be worth a dime.
The power of people nonchalant nature in the face of a gigantic incoming wave. There's a word for this... But this is a family channel.
That and the giant swirly thing called A MASSIVE HURRICANE CALLED IAN THAT DESTROYED ABOUT 10,000 HOMES AND 20,000 BOATS just north of Miami at this time.
you mean that little thing? that was currently out there MAKING GIANT BIG WAVES towards Miami
I seriously don't what to think of humanity anymore.
Dolphins fans.
@Blia Yang exactly, like I said
@Blia Yang ...etard
"Get closer Marge!"
"What?!"
"You gotta get closer to those huge waves so I can capture this on video!"
I was surfing earlier today and I told them to be careful with the waves, but they just laughed .
See who laughs last. Idiots wasting first responders lives and time over and over again.
In Miami people surf? lol. how? Our giant waves are 3 ft tall.
Do you mean boogie board?
Erica were you out there.
@@eric3434 um hurricane Ian? It was at least 10 ft waves
Its for bragging rights, if nothing happens then they tell their friends that it wasnt a big deal. If they get slammed with a wave and dragged into the ocea and survive then they can brag about that.
If they die then people blame search and rescue for not getting there fast enough because its not like emergency services are stretched thin and far as it is.
LOL, yep let's blame the waves and not the people. Waves can't THINK... But people can ( I think) LOL
In Moana they can think 😅
Exactly what I thought.
I’m sure those bozos weren’t just minding their business. they were capturing the waves for likes on their phones.
Mother Nature 1
Humans 0
The waves don't usually come near the board walk down there....
You hear this all the time. "A speeding car plowed into a crowd" or "The gun killed 15 people in a mass shooting." They always blame the inanimate object and not the human being who is at fault.
So people should not walk along the beach in Miami on a nice day?
The surfer 😂 the man was so happy to get some waves in FL
He was stoked lol
South Florida Surfing: Even a broken clock tells the right time twice a day
He was looking to ride some tubular structures...
Surfer Dude responded Perfectly, People just can't Fathom, It Really is That Simple......
Mehehe fathom😂
@K Hamilton I’m not your son
You bloke
@K Hamilton found the 13 yr old greaseball incel
Never turn your back to the waves. Anyone who lives on or near the ocean knows that. Little kids know that.
Darwin gonna get cha' if you don't pay attention.
It's also that simple to stay a safe distance from the ocean while a hurricane is happening.
Here in NC it's been raining on and off all day but the winds are picking up. Regular wind gusts have the trees seriously swaying and dead branches falling. Since we live right next to the walking entrance to a greenway, (a TREE lined walking trail) I find it amazing people are still heading out for walks, under those trees with strong wind gusts. Last year on this trail we a guy killed when a tree limb got him, people never seem to learn.
please stay safe
The wind can become wicked!!
NC here as well. In Raleigh to be exact, & we’re doing great! Florida is going through a phase. Mother Nature is tired and angry! ❤
Be careful, that's exactly the conditions we had Wed here in wesr FL two hours north of where the eye hit...it didn't look bad at all but because of the intermittent gusts we stayed inside. Be safe!
There are tall twiggy trees all over NC, ready to fall on ya! Be safe
Same I’m near NoDa and guests are parking under trees instead of the wide open area 🤦🏾♀️
rogue waves after a storm. people need to be on alert
those people getting "swept up" by those waves... they're the same kind of people that get mauled by a bear while trying to take a selfie, then blame the "vicious" bear for it's sudden unwarranted attack
They're also the kind of people that still wear masks and just moved to Florida hoping to turn it into the same kind of sh*thole they just left.
LOL!
So true.
Exactly
100%!!!
The bird near the grass saw that wave coming and flew higher immediately..
People are told to stay away from the ocean when there are storms. The fact people ignore warnings and get close it's bound to happen.
do you see the blue sky in the footage?
@@drakirolopez7859 do you see the larger waves than usual?
That surfer was smiling for the waves 👋
The surfer 🏄♂️ 😂 “Yeah ya gotta be safe with these killer waves out here man!” With his wet suit and serf board. 😂 I live in England and one day it was so windy on the beach it was like a sandstorm, I could hardly breath or see, nobody else is on the beach, I knew I needed to not be there too. Then I see some dude with his wet suit and board all alone on an empty beach in killer conditions sprinting to the sea like a mad man. These surfers are something else.
For the record the boardwalk is over 100 yards from the beach. These were people just walking. They weren't being irresponsible. The hurricane passed 2 days ago and the weather was perfect today.
The water that was apparently "sucked up" the day before on the West side of Florida was taken up and then deposited when the vortex came around on the East side of the state. Plausable???
"At the time of the incident, the area was under a high surf advisory." Pay attention
@@stephysat28yeah and as he said they weren't near the surf. Had they expected it to be this bad the boardwalks would've been closed
@@Distress. yeah FAFO. What are you making excuses for? You’ve never heard that saying hide from the wind and run from the water. Never take your chances near water especially during king tide & high tide, gimme a break.
The way he's telling it these people were "Simply walking down the boardwalk" as if they weren't doing something extremely stupid and obviously dangerous...
They weren't. It was a sunny clear day and the water's edge is far from the boardwalk.
The Waves, the Waters can be deceptive. It moves at a speed faster than humans can run. Thank the rescuers who arrived timely. Blessed waters. Fury @ the Beach. Recede into your Calm aspect. Thank you for posting
Wouldn't even have to be rescuers if people weren't so stupid.
Rosh is sweating in that 👔 he is wearing in south beach
@@YallaMiami hummus. Hello friend
being smart is not building anything close to the ocean!!!!
That was breathtakingly Terrifying!!! Thank God that they survived ❤
I was dragged out by the water once I let the water take me. Was so far out but then slowly the tide brought back in enough that I could get back safely. Definidor don’t fight it and don’t panic
I work on the beach The waves were insane the tide was pushing past 60 Feet of beachfront and going onto the boardwalk the waves look very scary and nobody was allowed to go swimming today
Ppl are so clueless...no sense of surrounding
Growing up and spending lots of time on the Oregon coast, mom and dad told us when we were little "never turn your back on the waves" because people had giant old-growth logs roll right over them and squish them into the sand. And they let us play on the beach alone all day unsupervised because we understood. I'm sorry these people never received that very basic education.
My ex husband is from Bandon Oregon right on the coast. First time I saw the Pacific Ocean there and walked towards it his mother told me “don’t EVER look down. It only takes one second for a sweeper wave to come rolling in and swallow you whole.” So scary!!
It doesn't even require life experience or a very basic and simple education which apparently took most of your child hood life to learn. It's just common sense.
Did your parents have to teach you to look both ways before crossing the road?
@@JourneyToTheTruthandTR I grew up in Michigan no where near the ocean. I had no idea waves could just out of nowhere do that. 🤷🏼♀️ No reason to be a dick about it.
It's a boardwalk, how are they suppose to keep their eyes on the waves? The waves aren't supposed to be on boardwalks. 🤔
@@ladamadenadie1658 yes the water's edge is pretty far away from that Boardwalk with the exception of where the rocks are and the pier.
I’m wondering if the conditions north from Ian might have caused this? Was this only South Beach and was there any flooding on Ocean Drive or other areas?
For those of us who lived on the west coast in California. Those types of waves and rough surf are all too familiar.
Well this is not California thank Goodness
They are? Ive lived here for 50 years and have never seen such waves. What are you referring to?????????
@@jhoigaar I lived in Long Beach area and never seen waves like that either.
Huge Surf is pretty common among the Western Coastal US especially coastlines that face westward
You speak the truth. 😃 Im from central California. The beach was my life for some seasons.
when you are going to be dumb than you better be strong. Glad they are okay but hopefully they got some sense knocked into them
How are they done they were just simply chilling and the waves came in and got them I don't think they were looking to be swept up by some waves
tf they were just walking on a clear looking day on the shore.
@@7LilTish9 just log off
"when you are going to be dumb than you better..." Speaking of dumb, "then" is the word you're looking for here.
Aren't the waters going to be unpredictable for a good minute cause of water moving receding? Just asking
Wow, the walk way looked so safe and in a split second a wave of ocean water. The women on the walk way looked completely stunned.
With Ian north of here im sure if we rewind the tape there are warning signs all around its just these people don't take it seriously
Just another day in south Florida. 😞
Think of no one but themself.
Tape? What's that? Sounds like 90's tech or something.
Rule no.1 never turn your back on the waves
Do you mean those rogue waves that will be in the background of every selfie? 🌊 😁 🤳
How can you walk around in your home without turning your back to the waves at some point?
It might be a beautiful day, but common sense would say , stay away from the water because there's a hurricane 🤷♀️
Hi how are you doing?
I'm so glad they'll be okay.
They were all probably too busy staring at their stupid phones......
Guess they going to have to buy a new phone hahaha
i have seen waves that would take people off the freeport jetties....anytime you are next to the ocean its heads up
And they all knew that Hurricane Ian was heading their way at any moment, right? Priceless
Surfing till sunset..some gnarly waves today
People dont watch news. You should know its not the time to be close to the shore until conditions improve 😜
Hello friend
Large waves after a storm? Who’d of thunk it/
On the west coast of Vancouver Island I was told by a professional guide, you never turn your back to the ocean!! Here's a reason why.
im ok in toronto tho? right?
Thank you Darwin.
So glad they are ok
And it was a beautiful day so clear in the sky. It just goes to show you you never know.
That and the MASSIVE HURRICANE CALLED IAN NORTH OF HERE CAUSING THE OCEAN SWELL. You think maaaaaaaybe that's the reason??????????
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There's a flipping HURRICANE going on and if you're near shore not paying attention to those waves ... you're up for the Darwin award.
Is the water warm?
What a Monster Ian is
1:34 thanks for the enlightening input surfer guy XD
I was always taught to respect the ocean and never have my back to it for long periods of time. Always stay aware of your surroundings.
While are you near a beach when there is a tornado or hurricane alert??
Mother Nature is upset.
I'm reluctant to say that was cool, becuase of the injuries, thank goodness minor ones. But it was cool. Power of the nature...We been getting schooled on it this week. Thanks for clip chan10
Thank God all these people survived the waves!
What is the hand signal the presenter makes at the beginning?
Stupid is as Stupid does... Do dum dum things recieve dum dum consequences 🤣
Isn't there a hurricane churning up the ocean to the north?, yes, a long way away...but still? (Asking for a friend.)
They cut off the surfer right when he was about to say "dude."
Woooow! Almost happened to me in Puerto Vallarta once. I walking down stairs to the beach, and I noticed the waves coming high, but no more than a couple feet hugh. Just as I stepped onto the sand, I saw a wave come flying in that was above my 6 foot height!. A couple more steps and I would have been in the ocean. Hope all those folks are ok.
Crazy rogue wave. Where they were standing is easily 15 feet above usual sea level.
Well, I dont feel sorry for people putting themselves in danger, theres simply no reason for them to be walking right there during a flippin' storm!
It's been completely sunny here in South Florida since the storm moved away two days ago. So I can see how the waves caught everyone by surprise, since it's close to making land fall all the way up South Carolina.
The storm has moved past Florida in this footage. It didn’t even hit Miami area directly. That’s why the sky is blue in this footage
I don't know what video your watching but it looks pretty sunny with Blue sky there and was a beautiful day! Definitely don't see a storm anywhere!
And if your referring to Ian that storm is hundreds of miles passed this point. Definitely feel sorry for your ignorance
No storm. Beautiful Day.
Watch the clip.
Does a flippen storm involve Flipper 🐬 ?
Was this after the hurricane?
Thanks for sharing 👌
It's a good thing that fence was there. It kept them from being taken out over the rocks. I'm sure they got more that a mouthful of water though.
Multiple people were washed over that fence into the Cut
@@amberstreetfilmsandproductions not the people in this video.
Why you out walking in a hurricane
It's not a hurricane in Miami beach
@@ryanfraser167yes well tell that to these people
Just a rouge wave
Thank God in Heaven that Nobody was severely hurt as they were swept off the Miami Boardwalk! We All must take precautions, get serious if out there, and study how to Survive in these Hurricane conditions! Good footage by the photographer of the very rough current in the water there! 😩😥😫😯🌊🌊🌊 you 🙏🙏🙏🙏😫❤👍
Here's an idea. Maybe don't walk near an ocean at all in, near or around the happening of a large hurricane. I'm sure there's turbulence after such an event as well.
Those of us on the West Coast from Naples to Sarasota have no sympathy for stupidity.
Plain Mean ☹️
Why do I get the feeling I'm about to see better footage of this on wavy boats?
Biff at the end was awesome, smirking a bit "Yea, you have to be careful of the waves ..."
Thank you 2
That's how we weed em out down here.
Exactly, one would think that with all of the modern technology... man would become smarter... but I'm safe to say that it's the opposite.
@@davebrown4841 smart phone, not necessarily a smart user. Perfect example.
@@davebrown4841 The idiots are not the ones representing our species.
Does that just happen randomly? That’s frightening
Yes. It just happens randomly. And not only at their beaches- but also inside their restaurants, grocery stores n malls!
It aftermath of Ian. Good lord, an entire generation without common sense.
@@lookeron2467 Maybe the future isn't as bad as it seems. Thanks Darwin!
Possible anywhere there's an ocean. Even the larger lakes.
This never happens (a person that actually lives in Florida’s responding)
Was there some unknown localised underwater landslide or earthquake making mini Tsunami, or storm out at sea?
Why were they there in the first place?
Walking out there RIGHT AFTER a hurricane???? That’s y’all’s own fault for being out there in the first place. Of course the waves are still like this!
Darwin's gotta eat, too.
They had a surfer telling us to be careful with these waves wave! ☀️🌊🏄♂️🏝️ 😂
What the hell are you doing out there sightseeing at a time like this?
dont be paranoid but stay aware of your surroundings
Normal citizens: omg it was the most horrific thing I've ever witnessed.
Surfers : finally waves in florida!!
Lucky, lucky. Amazing no one got seriously injured with the power of that discharge of water and all the metal and rocks they got swept over.
Note to Mr. Rosh Lowe @ 00:16: "Unique" stands on its own; there are no degrees of uniqueness. There is no such thing as "very" unique.
his job is to tell people stuff so he should talk more good english.
It’s an F4 just a mph or two under F5. It’s an IQ test.
Duh there was a hurricane news should have told you if you didn't listen kinda your own fault
wish they said what day this was..
wish they gave some kind of info on how or why this happened
And how where you there to kanpur the floating waves 👋
Why weren't they at work?
@BossLady Retired? In this economy? They need to get back to work!!!
@BossLady Backgammon?
@BossLady Great! Ive got this property in Poland they should check out. Let them know once they get off the train, hot soup will be waiting for them.
You have a hurricane north of this location
I know did they even mention this ?
Im 3 hours north of Miami on the coast even closer to Ian and its calm waves here.
I've lived here since 1983 and this is the first time I've ever seen this
Why did this happen, does this happen a lot?
Something is wrong 🤔 that does not look right
uh...it's...ah...called...HURRICANE IAN
(smh)
The end will come soon.
@@joaquinben4458 don’t know man or even the angels in heaven knows when the world will end
"You gotta be safe, bruh" (when random waves crash over a pedestrian walkway)
Signs are needed everywhere!! I walked on iced over Lake Mendota? In Wisconsin years ago..
Did not realize people fall through that lake...from Texas at the time. Tell your visitors to different areas...things not to do in visiting area... Sister was so mad at me. I could have died!! Even smart folks can be foolish...just not knowing an area...
And that’s why the west coast is the best coast ❤
"A frightening sight" says the reporter with glee at having some great video.
RIP to those who lost their lives in this horrible tragedy
The report said 6 people were rescued with minor injuries. No one died.
And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring. Luke 21:25
"I love the poorly educated"
@@Emma-dh1lx professing to be wise they became fools... Smh
Ayo...there is no god or gods...he is but a fantasy in the minds of brain washed children. Wake up.
Now these are wise words! Christ is coming soon!
@@kimdawcatgirl Who, the orange conman in Mar-A-Lardo? 🤡
What was the date of this event? It does not look related to Hurricane Ian...
Although Ian missed the SE part of the state, his large wind field had the ocean off Florida's east coast highly agitated. Swells can travel thousands of miles from the storm that generated them.
When storm is approaching get away from surf?