I live locally but after Sally, I got a great deal on a waterfront Townhome for only $115k. No joke. Sally hit it hard, they renovated it and the seller wanted out. The deal fell through twice because of the flood insurance issue but I had no problem securing that. It wasn't a deterrent at all. When you love Pensacola and all that it throws at you, it isn't a concern. You find a way. Sally was devastating for all of us. Our downtown is still recovering. Seriously, if you don't like the weather, FL probably isn't your state. I owned a pool home at the time and like you, it was shot! It took me weeks to get that back in shape doing it myself. Most of my roof tiles ended up in it so that meant a new roof that cost over $14k. Great video.
Your cracking me up Tim? I love you commentary! Thanks for all you do our family loves your videos!y daughter made it to Pensacola in training on the USS Washington! God bless you Tim! The Real Donnamma from Dayton, Ohio! :)
Sally was a more devastating storm as a Cat 2 because it sat in the Gulf for almost two days before coming ashore and its forward motion was 1 mph. My house is north of five points in Pace, some 60 miles from Pensacola, and we had some minor roof damage. This is why you never know what the storm will do because the characteristics of each storm are different. Best to protect your property, and leave.
I love your side kick! 😉 great commentator. We may have an opportunity to move down there. We started watching your videos to see if Pensacola is worth moving to. Thanks for all this. We will be watching more. We will be contacting you when we are ready.
I love him, he's looking at disaster saying It's A Beautiful Day in Pensacola....lol ( Not that day...🤪) Love Children's Positive Vibes! Great Video, Thank You
My husband and I are wanting to move to Pensacola. Now I might be a little scared to lol. I’m originally from Ohio, so hurricanes were not something that crossed my mind when I considered moving.
It's a F5 tornado with water. And last days rather than minutes. And you get days warning to get out as well. ( you do NOT HIDE IN THE CELLAR) remember WATER.
Curious how far north of Pensacola or Destin you had to be, to have no major damage to structures or flooding in Hurricane Sally. I.e. how far beyond Cantonment, Pace, and Milton were there fewer major issues during Sally? Do you know if it impacted Molino, Whiting Field, or Crestview much? Enterprise, Alabama?
Grew up in Northern California and am used to earthquakes, fires, and very high winds coming off the Pacific. An occasional hurricane doesn't sound to daunting.
It was a slow hurricane moving through, very unusual, but I could sense that beforehand and because of the name, Sally. That's why I would post the song "Mustang Sally". "All Sally wants to do, is ride Sally ride". That's exactly what it did for over two days. It was a song commonly played around here many years ago by a local band. "Wildwood". Before I moved to Spain. The eye was over Spanish Fort, Alabama.
I'm thinking about moving to Pensacola ,living in California now but I'm tired of living out here this state taxes for everything .just wondering how easy to get a job out there and rental prices
@@LivinginPensacolaFlorida this is probably a dumb question but if you have the generator does the internet work? Just trying to think ahead for I’m a remote tech worker and thinking about how I’d work/manage after a hurricane
@@DrakeCaitlin unfortunately the generator won't give you internet. You would be able to use a mobile hot spot. Most companies understand though if we were to go through that. Sally was the first hurricane like that in over 15 years.
@@LivinginPensacolaFlorida Yes. I think about my 28 years living there until 2000. The past 20 years were, until 2016, rather quiet for hurricanes in the US. But when I was seriously thinking about moving back is when Ivan hit in 2004. It was so depressing for at least a year which is why I did not move back. I mainly miss having quick access to those breathtaking beaches.
I Live in Pensacola We we’re out of Power for Two Weeks, The power Guys Came To fix it But my neighbors house caught on fire because they had a generator plugged in still I Ran down the road To telling them to cut it off! Well they thought we were good and left And another week went by where we Had to go drive out and Get another Electrician to turn it back on. We were also being price gouged $50 at Waffle House for three ham sandwiches without cheese and A few cups of coffee without sugar. I heard My oak trees in my yard fall All three of them And they sounded like twigs. I heard the loud roar of the hurricane They said it wasn’t coming towards us But they got It wrong I stayed up the entire Night scared Shitless. Even for a Category 2/3 It’s scary.
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I live locally but after Sally, I got a great deal on a waterfront Townhome for only $115k. No joke. Sally hit it hard, they renovated it and the seller wanted out. The deal fell through twice because of the flood insurance issue but I had no problem securing that. It wasn't a deterrent at all. When you love Pensacola and all that it throws at you, it isn't a concern. You find a way. Sally was devastating for all of us. Our downtown is still recovering. Seriously, if you don't like the weather, FL probably isn't your state. I owned a pool home at the time and like you, it was shot! It took me weeks to get that back in shape doing it myself. Most of my roof tiles ended up in it so that meant a new roof that cost over $14k. Great video.
Sweet deal
Born and raised Pensacolian and I still reside here and I feel like I’ve seen you so many times !! I’m just now finding your channel 😭 new subbie ❤
Please say hi next time ;)
@@LivinginPensacolaFlorida definitely will ☺️
I’ll be moving to Pensacola in the fall. I’ve been watching all of your videos about the city
Awesome, let me know if you need anything with your move.
This storm was nothing! Watch the Hurricane Ivan videos! You might change your moving plans!
How do you like Pensacola?
I was and still am here in pcola. Sally was devastating and it was my first hurricane. So glad yall were safe
Glad you were safe as well.
Your cracking me up Tim? I love you commentary! Thanks for all you do our family loves your videos!y daughter made it to Pensacola in training on the USS Washington! God bless you Tim! The Real Donnamma from Dayton, Ohio! :)
Haha, thank you. Glad she made it safe. God bless you as well.
I grew up in Mobile and remember Katrina, Ivan, Issac, Sandy and more. After living in Vegas for a couple years I have to say, I miss the hurricanes 😭
Sally was a more devastating storm as a Cat 2 because it sat in the Gulf for almost two days before coming ashore and its forward motion was 1 mph. My house is north of five points in Pace, some 60 miles from Pensacola, and we had some minor roof damage. This is why you never know what the storm will do because the characteristics of each storm are different. Best to protect your property, and leave.
Wow... some great footage. Thank you
I love your side kick! 😉 great commentator. We may have an opportunity to move down there. We started watching your videos to see if Pensacola is worth moving to. Thanks for all this. We will be watching more. We will be contacting you when we are ready.
Haha, he's a natural 😆....glad they are helping and yes please let us know what we can do to help.
Right when I was looking to relocate there :( Glad you're OK!
What a bummer....thank you :)
I love him, he's looking at disaster saying
It's A Beautiful Day in Pensacola....lol ( Not that day...🤪)
Love Children's Positive Vibes!
Great Video, Thank You
It is how you look at things. It was a disaster but was cleaned up in a couple weeks. Family and friends were safe, so it was a good day :)
6:02 it’s crazy thinking I’ve been almost in that exact same spot when I went in winter of 2018! I’ve wanted to move there ever since.
Wow that is crazy....hope you get to move. Hit us up if you ever need anything :)
There is one thing for certain, you don't ever want to live along the coast without a generator!
My husband and I are wanting to move to Pensacola. Now I might be a little scared to lol. I’m originally from Ohio, so hurricanes were not something that crossed my mind when I considered moving.
It's a F5 tornado with water. And last days rather than minutes. And you get days warning to get out as well. ( you do NOT HIDE IN THE CELLAR) remember WATER.
The eyewall of sally went right over me in daphne. It was pretty wild
Wow, crazy. Hope you were safe.
Ive never chased a storm. Going to start chasing hurricanes as a hobby this year.
Sweet, good luck and be safe.
@@LivinginPensacolaFlorida Thanks. I have a question. How bad was the tropical storm compared to Sally?
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 bahaha! Seriously?
@@nonabardin9162 Yes.
Curious how far north of Pensacola or Destin you had to be, to have no major damage to structures or flooding in Hurricane Sally.
I.e. how far beyond Cantonment, Pace, and Milton were there fewer major issues during Sally?
Do you know if it impacted Molino, Whiting Field, or Crestview much? Enterprise, Alabama?
I was born and raised in Pensacola, trust me Sally had nothing on Ivan.
I couldn't imagine.....
Looks like a typical day at a California beach...except the waves don't have good shape and they're smaller.
Yessir
Sally was bad for some but nothing for those of us who rode out Hurricane Ivan. Sally was a piece of cake
That would have been crazy
Grew up in Northern California and am used to earthquakes, fires, and very high winds coming off the Pacific. An occasional hurricane doesn't sound to daunting.
That's what I say
Great video bro! I'm heading down in March may hit you up to get some info on some homes. Take care
Sounds good! You will love it here :)
It was a slow hurricane moving through, very unusual, but I could sense that beforehand and because of the name, Sally. That's why I would post the song "Mustang Sally". "All Sally wants to do, is ride Sally ride". That's exactly what it did for over two days. It was a song commonly played around here many years ago by a local band. "Wildwood". Before I moved to Spain. The eye was over Spanish Fort, Alabama.
Totally, haha....
How far inland did the hurricane impact?
They can do more damage inland then on the water cause the wind and/or tornadoes.
I'm thinking about moving to Pensacola ,living in California now but I'm tired of living out here this state taxes for everything .just wondering how easy to get a job out there and rental prices
Awesome, jobs are easy to get. Rental prices are getting higher and higher but it is like that nation wide right now.
When power and internet goes out how long until it gets back on?
Great question. It could be a couple days or a couple weeks. Depends where you live and how bad it is. For Sally it was about a week.
@@LivinginPensacolaFlorida this is probably a dumb question but if you have the generator does the internet work? Just trying to think ahead for I’m a remote tech worker and thinking about how I’d work/manage after a hurricane
@@DrakeCaitlin unfortunately the generator won't give you internet. You would be able to use a mobile hot spot. Most companies understand though if we were to go through that. Sally was the first hurricane like that in over 15 years.
How many hurricanes have hit Pensacola in last 20years?
Last time I was there I had to leave early because hurricane, it wiped 3 mile bridge out...
I love my hometown but it’s one hurricane prone city. Probably why I never moved back.
There has only been 2 or 3 True hurricanes that have hit here in the past 20 years. Ivan, Dennis and Sally
@@LivinginPensacolaFlorida Yes. I think about my 28 years living there until 2000. The past 20 years were, until 2016, rather quiet for hurricanes in the US. But when I was seriously thinking about moving back is when Ivan hit in 2004. It was so depressing for at least a year which is why I did not move back. I mainly miss having quick access to those breathtaking beaches.
@Frances just moved to ft Pickens here - hope we have a quiet year - ida was enough stress for me!!!
Unless ur across the bridge on the water it’s awful drug infested palm coast is beautiful
Don't forget left it unaffordable too live here these renters took advantage of this.
How do you have a homeless population at all. Wouldn't they get killed if stuck outside
Haha, nope. There are tons in Phoenix where it's even hotter.
No water no gas in extreme heat after the storm
I had water and gas the whole time.....appreciate you watching
What song is it that is playing when you go off for the drive
I Live in Pensacola We we’re out of Power for Two Weeks, The power Guys Came To fix it But my neighbors house caught on fire because they had a generator plugged in still I Ran down the road To telling them to cut it off! Well they thought we were good and left And another week went by where we Had to go drive out and Get another Electrician to turn it back on. We were also being price gouged $50 at Waffle House for three ham sandwiches without cheese and A few cups of coffee without sugar. I heard My oak trees in my yard fall All three of them And they sounded like twigs. I heard the loud roar of the hurricane They said it wasn’t coming towards us But they got It wrong I stayed up the entire Night scared Shitless. Even for a Category 2/3 It’s scary.
Glad yall were ok though. Thanks for watching
Dual fuel-Propane/Fuel Generator