Storm surge dangers - explained
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2022
- Not sure what storm surge is or how it could impact your home during a hurricane? FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku walks us through animation of how different levels of storm surge could affect you, as Hurricane Ian threatens to bring devastating floods to the Tampa Bay area this week. MORE: bit.ly/3C86Yw9
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Prayers coming in from here in Japan. I lived in Tampa for much of my life and know how easy it is to get complacent and think it's just another storm. Stay safe and be smart my fellow Floridians!
Thank you!
Thank youuu
God bless you and thank you for your prayers.
You're 100% right about complacency being deadly. Preparing for hurricanes or typhoons was to be a lifestyle, not something to consider when a storm is already coming at you. I lived on Okinawa for 5 years and we had some amazing typhoons while I was there.
Thank you for your prayers.
@@RealCptHammonds Guam Isand for supertyphoon pamela, 1976. i'd been told why the barracks walls were 18-24" thick. made a believer of me. it was my birthday, and i had a load of booze ready. 12 hours of roaring hell, 45 minute storm eye pass, ran to the chow hall, scarfed and ran back. 15 minutes and coconuts were back to zipping by like cannonballs. btw: chow was stewed chitterlings, onions and rice, pork gravy, and stewed cabbage. yeh--wonder how long they'd been wanting to get rid of that...i ate it--i was starving.
Hurricane Michael that hit Mexico Beach, FL in 2018 had 14 feet of storm surge. It completely wiped out 90% of the homes there.
Very well explained specially at a live stream! Job well done by the local reporter!!
Thanks for the warning!
During Katrina in Mississippi the storm surge went over a mile inland. Use this as a reminder that you don’t want to experience it. I have lived in Louisiana for the last fifty years once storms get over one hundred miles per hour the storm’s surge in more than ten feet above normal sea level.
it was also a surge of almost 28 ft. at its peak
It went to the 2nd floor to the ceiling for my mom in Katrina.
Thank you,Tony! Fantastic and informative explanation of storm surge. Praying for Tampa and nearby areas. ❤
Tony with the crisp lineup
For some reason this one is giving me a bad feeling i just left Tampa last week for good without even knowing about this storm
Prayers for everyone in the path of hurricane Ian 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you and prayers back for you and yours. 😀
Thanks
Great job explaining storm surge, by this reporter. I haven't seen much of this explained, in this detail
He explained that very well.
Storm surge is very dangerous that's the reason why thousands people died here in tacluban Philippines,keep safe people in Florida
I pray for your safety Florida, Love from Australia
May your Higher Power be with you all in Florida.🙏🙏🏾
What would an 8 ft surge @ beach look like 1 mile in?
I feel bad anyone who overpaid for a home in 2021-22 while moving to Tampa, FL. You are going find out exactly why your home insurance is so high.
Sending prayers for safety.
WE READY GOD BLESS EVERYONE
Talked to another ham operator in Cuba at 1850 he said they had 12 meter storm surge and 210 kph winds
WOW! Praying for Cuba🙏
So heartbreaking! My family is in that area with no way to evacuate and no resources to prep 😪
That's nearly 40ft.... are you sure he was correct? 130mph
Are you sure he said 12 "meters" because that's nearly 40 ft. Just saying
Excellent reporter
Good job explaining.
thanks to this video, I know understand the danger of Surge level
The Last Time ... a Hurricane went up the West Coast of Florida ... the leading East Winds sucked the water out to Sea so much , people were walking around on the dry shallows ! ... and by the time the West winds and tide refilled it the Storm had gone ... So there was little Storm Surge ... Let's see if it happens again ....
I am in Zone D for storm surge risk what does it mean?
We got hit hard here in naples,fl.
Exactly and it's not gonna have nowhere to go. So when the waters try to recede It won't be able to go anywhere it'll backwash
Wow!
Its gonna be catastrophic
Sooooooo why did he have to be outside if he was going to explain what was showing on a screen? 🤭
Because he's in one of the areas in Tampa that will be affected
How far inward does a storm surge reach?
Depends on the strength of the hurricane and the winds behind it.
Trying to figure what an 8 ft surge @ coast would look like @ 1 mile in?
google your area's height above sea level--everything below 12 feet is gonna be really wet. figure, even a foot of water being driven through a house at 100mph is gonna jack it up. don't be in that house.
What about the ones that don't have money to evacuate so they are going to have to stay and ride it out
That’s the tragedy.
Go to walmart
Uber can drive to a nearby shelter for free
Go to an evacuation shelter. If anything you would be more likely to be rescued there than in your home. What do you do if you wake up and the water is just coming into your house or trailer. You can drown.
Go to the highest building.. maybe like a hotel
the problem is that ian is going be front the cost of tampa for long time with winds maybe 125 mills because remember is level 4 when enter to Tampa but then is going be decrease the velocity for hours in level 3 and the flooding is going be cathastrofic
Sticks to spanish...nobodys knows whats yous ares sayings???
@@420chaiguy8 her comment affected you that much ?
@@420chaiguy8 Damn you really that mad?
High Tide too!
Explained it well for someone who lives right on the beach. 🙄 Didn't explain how far inland the storm surge will go or how high the water could be? I live 5 streets from the water, (less than a 1/4 a mile)how will it effect my house? How does the number of feet above sea level your house is built on, effect whether you will get surge? They never explain!
Pinellas county has a storm surge map online
Seems like it's going to be a pretty bad hurricane in Tampa, Florida where I'm located. I love hurricane 🌀 but I pray it's not too bad. Iam worried about all the trees throughout my entire apartment complex, alot. & these apartments I live in have alot of glass windows. Not as strong as some houses, etc may be. Definitely could be wiped out pretty easily if too much wind. I do like the hurricanes but omg I hope it's not a complete direct hit.
You can't say youlove death and destruction, then say you pray it's not too bad. Destruction _is_ bad.
@@AFloridaSon Did I say that?
Nothings happening in Clearwater rn
No you didn't.
Hurricanes are amazing and are a reminder of how powerful nature can be and how small humans really are on this blue marble.
Yes, they can be destructive and deadly, but beautiful in it's own way.
But, we depend on these storms to replenish the aquifer and lakes every year.
They shouldn't be feared. They should be respected and prepared for year round.
I live an hour north of Tampa and my lake might finally reach full pool with this storm, which will make it easier for little boats like mine to get out there again a go fishing.
Living under 15 feet of elevation is just asking the next storm to take everything from you, but I've survived it by the grace of God.
Prayers for everyone and hold onto your shorts because this one could be a record breaker.
@@RealCptHammonds Ty for explaining that. That's basically what I meant. Lol. Have a good day & stay safe. 🌀 & they are beautiful in their unique way. I prepare every year & am prepared today as well.
Prayers coming from Pakistan everything will be fine inshallah ❤️
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 good luck everyone one
Ty for explaining to us noobies, that have never experienced a hurricane.
Go home
Its going to be a disaster
@@makerijackson3689 have you ever been through one
@@gello8518 dont underestimate a storm, being ignorant not gonna keep u alive gello! 😂😂
@@gello8518 all my life
Someone help him explain storm surge. Its dangerous and this explanation didn't give the specifics that help people understand the pushing of water on top of normal levels, plus the wind and throw in high tide impacts. I heard none of that and it is critical information.
Tampa is the top cities to move to. That may change after this storm.
Exactly!
never stay in any huracan take a train and move other city new york for example dont drive your car is traffic jam in highways
Yes exactly that is exactly what is going to happen your water is going to rise
Seems like someone has been smoking too much of that crap.
from va beach mayor's office years ago: "if you chose to not obey the evacuation order, write your SSN on your arm with a magic-marker so we'll know the body's identity when it's found. there will be limited or no cellular phone service, no 911 service, no paramedics, no fire response. no one will be coming to help you." chilling. this is what a Cat 3 storm surge (12 ft above mean highest high tide) means to coastal virginia. good luck tampa. btw: tv guy got it wrong: cat 4 surge is 18 ft. ask the cat 5 Grand Bahama survivors about surge.
surge is determined by several factors....category is wind speed alone
Well kiss your life savings goodbye
❤🙏❤️🙏❤️
10 billion more to Ukraine is more important
well DUH!!! We have this much figured out.. Nice graphic watching the house go under.. but it STILL doesn't explain how storm surge happens. It's not JUST water coming from the Gulf or ocean. It pushes the water under the waves.. inland which makes inland rivers and bodies of water rise. explain that because I don't have it all right.
I hope Ians storm surge wipes out the 7eleven that didnt hire me.They said i was drunk at my interview....im like so!
😮😂🙄😂
no warm n fuzzy for you. steel reinforced concrete/cinderblock with brick facade, 1/2" plate glass. you shovel out the ruined stuff into a dumpster dinosaur, restock, have the building systems/electric inspected and cleared. maximum expected turnaround after the storm leaves is 6 to 12 hours. 7-Eleven SouthLand Corp don't mess around. they even pay "like it never even happened" a retainer to be ready to go, year round.
I got it
What's this?
FOX News actually allowing comments?
For something like thi6get some experience on scene.
This is not good
What happened to the news? It's like they're talking to 7 year old children.
There is a lot of new people that just moved to Florida so he's trying to explain about the hurricanes to them
@@tinabailey3170 Yep I'm newer so this is helpful.
This is for the newbies. It's important.
@@tinabailey3170 maybe they should move back to wherever they came from.
Maybe sometimes its best to explain it on a level so everyone "especially children" can visualize and understand what they are talking about. Because lets face it not "everyone" knows how to parent now a days. Lots of kids out there have to raise themselves anymore unfortunately.
If you didn't know what it was walking into this, you certainly don't know what it is walking away from it.
Every year it just get worse! Climant Change is real!
God’s judgment on the church apostasy. Not climate change.
It's been changing since day one, not new.
LOL. this is nothing, u must be new to florida 😂😂😂😂😂
Must be new to FL. It's been a while since the last hurricane but these things happen.
I believe weather wars over climate change any day.
Can I call myself a Venezuelan immigrant and get Gov Ronny D to charter me a flight out of Florida to Martha's Vineyard for me and mine? It only cost $615,000 to move the fifty Venezuelans, $12,300 a ticket, that's all it cost. Can he fly me out tomorrow?
Gas light some more Fox, Tampa Fucked. Mad Beach good!
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Heat Waves
That sounds like a woman going through Menopause.
Have we crossed the point of no return in terms of damaging the planet? There is no such point. We need to trust that our thought, which is our greatest quality, can change nature. We only need to understand the direction to which we should aim our thoughts. What should we think about? What condition or state should we aspire to and ask for?
In order to save our planet, we should think about positive human connections. That is, how can we, in our connections, keep nature safe? How can we all together protect our world? If we truly wish to better our planet, then we should see people holding a concern for how to positively connect everywhere that we look.
It has nothing to do with recycling or other activities that we commonly associate with as being sustainable. If we come closer to and consider each other, that we will reach an entirely organic, perfectly connected and round state, then the negative forces will disappear from the world.
We need to understand that if we start thinking better about each other, then the planet will recover from all harm, because our thoughts are the strongest force in nature. Likewise, our negative thoughts about each other are entirely to blame for damaging the planet. That is why the more we recycle and invest in energies and activities that we commonly think of as being sustainable, the worse our planet becomes. Nothing will work to benefit us until we reach a state where our attitude changes toward each other for the better to protect and improve our planet..
It becomes biblical.
Jesus Christ is coming again very soon to rapture his church. Then the Antichrist comes onto the world stage with his illusion of peace and with him hell on earth. Unfortunately, too many people will fall for it.
Read Revelation and the Gospel of John.
Jesus Christ is God. Turn back to him. Ask forgiveness of your sins. Believe in the gospel.
Religions do not come from God.
In Jesus Christ alone we have salvation and salvation.
God's blessings and protection and peace in the name of Jesus Christ
storm surge isn't that bad...they always over exaggerate it
when they say it's 10 feet storm surge, it ends up being like 1 inch of water
Don’t be like this guy this storm is not like others don’t listen to him
@@dnice5314 Fr, being ignorant is gonna make you be the first ones dead. Stay alert. When they say its bad, LISTEN!!! Not that hard people.
Wow... This is monumentally bad advice... Ask Katrina and Sandy residents about that...
I agree. I’ll be back in a few days to comment, money spike for the city of Tampa
You go there then, you hunker down there, the closer to the initial surge the better, then please report back with how that goes for you.
READ THE QURAN IS THE TRUTH FROM GOD
LEE EL CORAN ES LA VERDAD DE DIOS
I hope florida is destroyed and gone forever
Florida,
Please be safe and take care of yourselves & all animals!
🇦🇺AUSTRALIA IS PRAYING & THINKING OF YOU ALL! Unable to sleep (2am Thursday) watching live news. We are with you✝️💜🧡💖
Just get tags you will be fine or just carry chugs 🥱
But what if your 500 below
@@sorryggs9700 then ig ur fucked
Wait no go to the old tree gather heals n stuff do tree strat ez dub