Daytona Beach / Volusia Drone Survey Of The Aftermath Of Hurricane Nicole - 11/11/2022
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- Raw footage from this morning, 11/11/2022, we did an extensive drone survey of the damage along the coast of Daytona Beach as the winds have now calmed down to the point where we are able to fly in a safer environment.
Footage shows the major coastal damage to the homes along the shore of Daytona Beach, Florida.
SID: Michael Gordon
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Oceanfront property for sale at the low low price in Daytona Beach!!!
A solid investment for those who built a block away. They now will have million dollar ocean front homes
Building a house on the sand is probably not the best decision
That's what Jesus said .
You meant on the beach. Since all of Florida is on the sand, on top of ancient coral.
The Bible tells you what happens 📖 please read scriptures of warning ⚠️
@@FLIPPER1439 yeah right blah blah blah.
I thought that also until I realized that these people had yards and yards of lawn out in front of them, along with the seawall, and then past that seawall was a huge, shore area, the ocean never came up anywhere near the seawall. I would’ve felt safe too. But oh my goodness look at the ocean now and it just ate away within hours…
All that you see that’s gone There was dirt underneath that pool and there was a lawn area out past that pool. Oh my goodness.
mother nature has a simple message, don't build your home on my door step.
Building on the shores of an ocean ripe and ready for all kinds of catastrophic weather is absolutely observed to say the least. Having money doesn't mean your very smart.
Keep messing with God's creation, and this is what will happen to those that think they can
I really like those delicate metal rebars holding up large concrete pools and water it holds and decks. No cement pylons?????????? Now that took a genius to do that! The supposed sea walls are incredibly thin and under built. Since I have been in Daytona it is amazing how mediocre the building practices are.
You hit the nail on the head!! Unfortunately Florida builders don't seem to know that....
Walls cause erosion no matter how they are built.
Cheap looking houses.
Many of the lots were prepared well before Andrew. Some of the homes, although renovated, were built in the early 60s when construction standards weren't very strict. I can't help looking at these drone videos with 'Light is Calling' as a soundtrack backdrop. This is real decasia.
That's because Florida Republicans don't believe in regulations to protect people, only guns.
Looking at this kinda reminds you of being a child and watching the tide wash away your sand castle 🏰🏯😢
Ask Ron DeSantis if he's ready to act on climate change that will affect the tourism industry which floats his sugar high. Taxes are kept artificially low because of tourism. If the tourists have no where to go, what becomes of state budgeting..
@@patrickwhelan5703 it’s erosion, a simple mechanical process.
word of advise - Stop building so close on the ocean...{ just think the damage done with a tropical storm] what in future these hurricance forcewinds are bringing us is going to do to those who build anything on these sand beds....
This happens every year in Santa Cruz. These people continue to build on the coast sand and on these cliffs. It's nuts what they are doing and then cry when the land is gone. Undeneath the roads, there's nothing. Many don't have a road or driveway now. Their primo land is worth nothing and they rent.
There is reference in the Bible at Matthew 24 about building on sand versus building on rock. Obviously, someone did not read their Bible before constructing these homes. Somehow, I cannot bring myself to feel sorry for those who defy nature and then cry when nature proves superior.
Those houses have withstood plenty of Cat 1 hurricanes. What they never experienced before is a hurricane during the King Tide caused by the Blood Moon. A freak timing event
Unbelievable that people have to build on the ocean to have a status symbol
Jerry my man, I flipping love that you said that. For me, native Floridian here, I would not ever want a home that close. It does not seem real smart but maybe that's the problem. Too many dumb people with lots of money doing dumb stuff?
It's not always about status, back then the risks were not truly ever understood, now its becoming very real. Regardless. People worked hard. They've lost that now. Hopefully insurance will cover
@@4GreaterWorldPeace absolutely crazy..
@@RV-in2mc it's about status now days
@@Louisiananews anyone who builds a new house or development on the coast line now is absolutely stupid. There's enough physical evidence not too!
All those property owners should be heavily fined for sea pollution....
In Matthew 7, Jesus said everyone who hears his words and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. Then he went on to say everyone who hears his words and does not put them into practice is like a foolish man who built his house on sand (Matthew 7:24-26)
Irrelevant. All of Florida is sand on top of ancient coral beds. The proper advice is dont build on the beach.
AMEN brother Praise the Lord. 🙏❤🕊
@@pressureworks Of course you would say that the words of the Lord Jesus Christ
are irrelevant, but I tell you the truth, you will find out just how relevant His
words are, much sooner, rather then later my friend, have a nice day.
@@Rosie05610 typical false prophet. Unspecific vague Messages about something that wont happen in the unknown future. Trying to control thru fear
@@pressureworks I'm no prophet, I am a follower of
Christ who is telling you the truth my friend
and you should be fearful if you know not
the Lord my friend, because what is written in the book of Revelation WILL come to pass. So I suggest you repent and get to
know Jesus as Lord & Saviour. As time is
short.
Sand eventually washes away, sorry to see it folks
Nature has a way of getting rid of things that shouldn't have been there in the first place
And humans have a way of getting rid of things that naturally should be there.
@@Hartlor_Tayley brilliant reply.
@@robertlarocca8697 thank you, thank you very much.
it is a poor idea to build a house upon sand next to the ocean. the ocean will always win in the end
Mother Nature always wins folks.....
How do these builders get away with building on sand dunes?
$$$$$
Wait until the Insurance industry resets its rates in Florida. Oh good times!!
Tax money. Property development is major government income. There is zero short term incentive to preserve undeveloped areas.
Wait until the sinkholes start again now that the ground is so saturated
LUKE 21:25 and 28 “And there will be signs in the sun, in the moon
and in the stars; and on the earth distress of nations with perplexity
the sea and the waves roaring; ” REPENT, Believe in the Son of GOD
Believe in the Gospel of Salvation, Believe also in the Life, Death and
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This proves that dredging sand from the sea to replace what was taken before will only result in the sea reclaiming again and again what was hers in the first place.
They dredged from the ocean to build up daytona?
@@jonnydanger7181 I know Cocoa Beach where my cousins live, so I assume more coastline than that. There was a big hurricane (can’t remember year, but prior to 2006). I was there in 2010, I asked them what happened? Last I heard, all the beach was gone (Daytona too)! They said they dredged the sand from the ocean to replenish/replace the beaches. That’s not the first time they’ve done this. I pray they will learn their lesson: you don’t steal from Mother Nature, or the Sea!
@@ThePeasantsCottage wow that’s interesting. Prior to 2006 was Charlie in 2004 in Daytona that did some damage I recall.
@@jonnydanger7181 no
@@ThePeasantsCottage The army Corp of engineers routinely dredge the sand to replace the beaches. The houses are built on the other side of the sand dunes, which are no gone. They do not dredge sand to build houses on.
Cannot feel sorry for a very wealthy person who decided to build a house right on the beach. Please note, alot of these same shorelines and properties were wiped out in 2006 (correct year??) Hurricane Charley. Still a few vacant shore lots in north daytona and ormond beach
IMO State/FL should not let them rebuild, even if they can afford to. Trying to hold back the Atlantic ocean is a waste of money.
There is more water in the oceans and that lends to more heated water that storms love. It's only getting hotter but go ahead Florida dimwits. Keep building on the ocean front.
Property values and taxes. That’s what the state is concerned about. You are correct if the state cared about the future of the beaches and the coast. The fish will like the living in the condos at the bottom of the ocean.
And even though some of the houses look ok, the ground below them is fragile. These houses will be removed.
Sadly they shouldn't have been built there in the 1st place..."but the view"
@@Birdbike719 I used to envy people who lived on the ocean. Not anymore. This so sad!
Barrier Islands are nothing but sandbars.
Sand is shifting with the weight of the building on top of it.
How long before the barrier beach is breached and what will happen when the shore suddenly moves miles inland. ?
Gone!!!! SINKHOLES ARE GOING TO BE A BIGGER PROBLEM THAN BEFORE??? IT'S been sinking for DECADES!!! REBUILD??? WHAT!!! IF SO AT YOUR OWN RISK $$$$$
I hope these people had better insurance coverage than those on the Gulf side of FL
They are certified as the construction engineers, but they didn't know and understand some natures.
You can only get erosion by sea insurance coverage if you live in Boulder Colorado. These people would have good coverage against wildfires. Thats how insurance works.
Insurance was already too expensive there but this will kill the influx of new residents. Florida is not inexpensive!
Now the the second row of houses will be beach front.
Won't be driving down daytona again. A1A will be the ocean soon, it's all sand fill, and this was barely a hurricane!
Ty Storm chasers to show the reality of what Mother Nature can do. And 🙏 to those whom were in her way.
For much of the past century, building so close the shoreline was no big issue. Some of these homes existed six decades with no problems. Unfortunately, in the past 2 months alone - Fiona, Ian and now Nicole have demonstrated that times have changed and seaside homes are not what they used to be.
Build a wall, lose the beach.
@@Hartlor_Tayley You just watched a 23 minute long video that clearly demonstrated & graphically showed that even a bulkhead and/or a concrete wall and/or a pilings barrier/wall does not always protect the house and/or backyard from profound erosion or destruction. The video showed several properties with significantly eroded, in some cases destroyed, properties even though the owners had installed such barriers.
@@popeyetsm2750 I grew up on New Jersey shore. I think teen for this type of erosion is literally called “New Jerseyization”. No grass or dunes to catch the sand blowing off the beach and when the waves eventually hit the wall it digs out the sand. New Jersey had to build dunes and plant grass and bring in miles of sand. But still a battle, just having buildings erodes the beach. Sad situation.
@@Hartlor_Tayley very interesting.
@@jonnydanger7181 basically the onshore wind blows the sand back into dunes and grasses which trap and accumulate the sand. This here seems to be a barrier island beach which is very changeable naturally without buildings etc.
I wonder how some of the homes got insured at all. Obviously they must have and I bet their premiums are outrageously high! Shame, such beautiful homes.
This with Ian is going to cause an epic homeowners collapse in Florida
@@jonnydanger7181 Beach front land for cheap!!
@@patrickwhelan5703 where??
Everyone pays for this, insurance is just spreading the cost to the many to cover the losses of the few.
Great quality video……fantastic.A++
What time was the “flyover”?
The insurance companies tell them for next policy they cannot renew with them. Bc houses like this are too much liability
9:12 perfect time to wire in those led lights in pool you regretted not doing!
I own a second home in Bonita Springs. That's where Ian came in. I'm enough inland and high enough I had no damage but a few palm trees bent over. The Insurance companies will get to the point where only the mega rich can afford to live on the coast. These homes are in the millions. These people aren't the ones to feel sorry for. It's those in the tin can trailer homes packed together like sardines that got wiped out I feel sorry for. There's talk that Florida home owners like me will see their insurance rates triple!!!
A very excellent point. 100%
The braced seawalls seemed to do better than the others, but there was still damage when the others were swept away. Also, having them in smaller squared segments seemed to help, too, rather than having large swaths of straight paneled seawall. The sand beneath the structures seemed to be sucked out by waters caught behind the seawalls that collapsed in the areas that didn't have squared segments. Structures closer to the beach failed completely, but those closer to the road had lesser damage. Why have an expensive pool when you are on the beach? Geez, these people would've done better putting that money toward protecting their structure rather than blowing it on a pool.
I grew up in Central Fla. It almost never got really bad storms. I knew lots of people who had homes on the beach at Daytona and Smyrna. It was never considered a problem or that risky. This looks devastating. It was never about "status" - you had to live there to understand about living on the beach. It was a way of life.
My issue has always been allowing those damn high rises on the beach. They ruined the whole nature of the beach.
This is at Toronita, right? We've visited near there a few times, staying at a house right in the middle between the Halifax and the Atlantic. (That house is undamaged.) This looks like a loss of about 100' of beach. Most unfortunate.
yes exactly, I lived on cardinal...about five streets north
I think it is better to build in the ocean the owner and the ocean will be neighbors
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Fantastic footage of the damage. I am always amazed how some places are spared when places around them are destroyed. Thank you.
Some people are praying for protection.
Why are there just skinny poles holding up a pool and a house?
They used to be underground
@@Hartlor_Tayley Ohh. Wow!
@@keiththecarpenter5639 yeah that’s a lot of sand washed away.
There are simply no words to describe this scene. It's too incomprehensible to absorb, especially the destruction against the backdrop of a calm blue sky and the waves gently and tauntingly moving along the newly formed shoreline as if neither had anything to do with it.
Wow those 4 to 6 vertical rebarbs per home really held up well. Shotty job😡
Hi, those "rebars" are actually micropiles. A type of foundation that nature has undermined
It is shoddy too!
can these homes be moved to higher ground? terrible such gorgeoushomes being built on sanddomes
Florida doesn't really have higher ground. It is pretty much all flat. Those homes have had it. They are structurally unsafe now that the ground beneath them has been eroded away.
Those homes are ridiculously close to the water! No one is truly surprised at the damage.
For most of them, the water was not so close when they were built.
Hi Mike what area of Daytona are you flying it hard to tell with all the damage
If Florida is experiencing severe erosion on both its east and west coasts, the total amount of land in the state must be shrinking - and if there is less land to be taxed, then everyone's property's taxes should . . .
The land is shrinking because they keep building new condos on both side.
@@larryhenry719 So far, these houses and condos are not doing a good job of halting erosion - there is need for more intense infill development to create a better seawall . . .
@@Stevef8170 or people could quit building homes literally on sand!
They actually add sand to build the place up higher so whats eroding is the sand that they piled up and thats blocking the waters natural movement it's like a dam made of sand.
@@Stevef8170 sea walls cause erosion.
Malachi 1:4
Well, perfect example how enough is never enough…..living on the ocean,yet still need a big pool.
Houses built on sand will what people??? Never remain standing 🌈
Play with fire, you get burned... You play close to the water, you might fall in and get wet...
I'm sure our great great grandparents wouldn't have been this stupid to build so close to crashing water on sandy shores.
What a role of the dice. Good luck on the rebuild
Looking on Google street view .. a few new houses being build on the beach .. bet there glad they did that !
Heart breaking to see the beautiful ocean shoreline just disappear in a matter of weeks. Fantastic coverage, you do excellent work. Thanks.
This is why I'd never live on a beach let alone the beachfront
I lived on a beach for two years. It was a rented house built on twelve-foot concrete pylons anchored deep into rock. The first floor was 100 percent concrete, included nothing that could be water damaged and was used as a garage. We had a major nor'easter and the house was in eight feet of water, but sustained no damage. I moved my cars out two days before. 150 other homes around me were washed away. There is a way to do it right.
I wouldn't live by a lake or river either. Water rises and tears out the structure from beneath you.
@@laurie7689 Yeah it's too much money down the drain on top of that
@@mdleweight But if a powerful enough Storm hits it can shred your home. Especially if a major hurricane hits. The surge could get too high. Especially in flat areas
@@kg277savage3 A meteorite might fall on your head tomorrow too.
Tragedy and disaster teach us lessons that money cannot buy. When will people learn to build where it is safe and not for status and show????????
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All this was inevitable. That shoreline development like this was ever allowed in the first place is a testament to human hubris. Bet they rebuild like before and it will happen again.
😢 I'm sorry… I hope the insurance company will pay money for damaged houses and property.
All that trash in the ocean....... lovely. Time to stop building on a beach surely
Not sure when this was filmed but this hazardous mess has got to be cleaned up immediately. It looks like some people are waiting for others to pick up their mess. This is so dangerous for others and the ocean
😳
Now matter what people have worked all there lives to get these homes,to loose them in one night is heartbreaking
Insurance 🇺🇸
Don't feel bad. Some of these homes are 2nd and 3rd homes for some. The lesson here is they got off easy as this was barely a Cat 1 Hurricane. It happened during a full moon phase and high tides. Imagine for a moment if this was a Cat 4 or even a Cat 5 Hurricane during a full moon and a high tide? Condos would have slid into the Atlantic. Stop building on top of the water!!! Florida has some of the worst building codes and weakest inspection criteria in the U.S. Someone is going to have the courage to declare eminent domain of this beach front land. The public is going to have to move back from the area.
For some it is a major loss for others it’s insurance and tax deduction. The state needs to deal with the consequences of losing that barrier beach and all that land behind it. The worst is yet to come.
It will come like a thief in the night
Now they are all moving to the smoky mtns n building on mountains! This place has been bombarded with Floridians! Cut down trees on mtns n build houses. They all want that view with no consequences. Destroy it for the rest of us!
I'm sorry for residents who lost everything they've worked their entire life's for. But let's hope in the end most residents will be happier in their new homes?
Would be nice to have a side by side comparison view but bottom line is it's not easy to see all the deviation
Hydraulics is Incompressibility of liquid
Баскетбол все дороже и дороже
Now who will clean up all this mess and get it out of the ocean let’s just pollute more into the ocean because people are so smart building next to the shores
who takes the losses?
no specific geotechnical study
real estate is no longer rock solid
*SWEET* MAYBE WHEN THE *TIDE COMES IN* / THAT *WHITE 2 STORY* WILL *FALL OFF* THE CLIFF.. HOPE YOU FILM IT.
WHEN YOU BUILD ON SAND AT THE WATER EDGE...........
Скоро баскетбол самым дорогим станит если так играть будут
I have commented 2 years and I still confirm that I solved the global warming problem.
From what I have researched and analyzed The violence is increasing than it has been every year.
if
UN approves me to solve global warming problem, I will fix the problem ASAP. There is enough information I have to prove to everyone that scientific approaches and solutions to global warming can be restored to normal....
Climate change is irreversible and will continue to worsen. The entire world is experiencing extreme weather. We are a day late and a dollar short for repairing the damage done by our 150 binge on fossil fuel. Nature will have the final word to it’s unthought full well wishers. Only Love will take us to the home we never truly left. ❤
Ok, Napoleon.
This had nothing to do with global warming or climate change. It was a typical cat 1 hurricane that happened to coincide with a King Tide that goes along with the blood moon
It's just bad timing and nothing more. I don't think Daytona even had hurricane force winds. I think it was downgraded to a tropical storm. Nicole came ashore about 115 miles South of Daytona and rapidly lost its hurricane strength.
@@fauxque5057 I will prove the truth by science to let everyone know how I will solve the problem of global warming.
Climate change lol
Prayers for these people that have lost their homes 😢🙏🏻
Prayers for the people who didn't lose their homes and now have to pay for the idiots who built along the oceans.
No prayers from me. They built those homes with eyes wide open that this would eventually happen.
Whole new meaning to “ beach front property “
They will replace it all and get another storm next year really good idea
your video have no sound. forget it for sure i dont watch it
People living a block away from the beach are enjoying increased property values.
And higher insurance rates now that they are closer to the new beach.
What a mess going into the ocean! Sad for the sea life!
What did we learn from this?🤔 Not a dam thing
Dios es grande
Dame footage for way to long.
4 minutes on one house.....
Driving cars on this beach 4 many years only weakened the sand unfortunately. It was a very beautiful beach area 4 many years.
At 07:19 was the construction of that house nearly complete or was it having some works done on it (new roof and possibly an interior refurb)?
Gone with the wind..
Disatro
Sand ocean sea. Big blessing on your clean up.
Ocean water, big ocean water. Got any paper towels?
This is sad and sickening at same time imagine thousand years ago in barbarians in Athens and prehistory that we seem to dismiss well here we are feel so sorry for the people who live there I don’t understand what driving to stay there just take the money the governor give you to replace your home and just move either inland more or just say you know what we have no control of mother nature and she is taking things back I wish the best for all of you
Insurance companies should flat out refuse to insure waterfront property.
My only regret is that it didnt wash Mara lago out to sea along with the worst threat to democracy in 200 years
The word that comes to mind is atrocious speechless bewilderment
Prayers dont do crap for anyone but give people false hopes. The science has told everyone for years about climate change and this is what happens when you ignore facts. Oceans are rising and the climate is warming . The oceans are expanding and the storms are getting worse. So keep moving next to the oceans and you will see more videos like this one
It’s not climate change or rising seas. Its erosion from too many buildings too close to the ocean. A simple mechanical process of sand.
Keep seeing same places..houses…where are the rest, or is there anymore damage❓❓
A Category 1 Hurricane, with Extensive Damage, As a Category 4 or Category 5 Hurricane, Is Effective By In-Adequate Construction.
Example: High-School Commencement Graduation Ceremony, with Barely a "C" Average, As Comparable to Walking In to Test Out of a General Equivalency Diploma Program, with Sub-Sequential Post-Secondary Degree(s): [Applause]. 😶.
This was a result of the King Tide. We had a blood moon the night before it hit. Those areas have withstood dozens of Cat 1 hurricanes in the past. Just never one occurring during King Tide
@@fauxque5057 Okay so what. If it happens next time during a King tide and a full moon as a Cat 4 or Cat 5, those places are finished.
not much of Daytona Beach left
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Prayers for Florida residents. So crazy..
Prayers don’t help!
Not crazy. Totally normal and expected when you build on beach sand.
Wished they would have gone down. To show more of the beach ⛱️
That outhouse sinking into the Atlantic was a hilarious sight with Jim Cantore next to it.
So you want an ocean view? Be careful what you wish for.
They can rebuild the structures with better structural designs and materials.
Yes but the quality of the build isn’t the problem.
Nile Blue type hurricanes cause damages, and forced migration away from the coastal areas. Possible cheap buyouts, and it is entered into the International Conservation Bank accounts; land for collateral. U.N. Rockefeller 1982.