This is like the wealthy area of Fort Myers Florida. All that work you put into having a beautiful house and in one second all that hard work is gone, nothing last forever. Let's not get attached to material things let's be more mindful and appreciate what we have now. Let's love our family that's more important.
More importantly let’s give our lives to JESUS for the salvation of our soul 🙏. It’s better to lose materials that you can repossess tomorrow than to lose your soul eternally. May GOD strengthen the victims.
stop at the .50 second mark. Destruction and devastation at the bottom of the screen, and sailboats in the water still tied to their moorings at the top of the screen. What a difference a few thousand yards make. One day you are living in sun, sand and water, the next day your life is something you could never imagine. No words.
You must be lucky with your timing! Just barely over 30 years ago, August 1992, hurricane Andrew hit. It was a CAT 5 and was more devastating than this one.
@@maxbang1813 , Sensitive to what ? We live in the America right wing hate media built. Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, the Fox Lies Intentionally Propaganda Network personalities and Donald Trump ! And after seeing Donald (the first potential Hitler in American history) Trump's Intentional Lies Extreme Rhetoric, Extreme Divisiveness and Extreme Hate for 4 years, 74 million Deranged Republicans voted for more !
May I suggest a professional photographer who goes up one side to the Island showing all building along Estero Drive as seen from the Gulf then circling back on the inland side of the island showing that entire shoreline and finally coming up the center of they island focusing on its interior. That way, everything would be covered for anyone who is wondering about their property including insurance adjusters.
Sadly many didn't or couldn't. I don't know if it was true, but I heard some couldn't charge their electric cars because the line was so long so they just stayed. If it's true, they may have lost their lives because of owning an electric car. 🚗 Very Sad 😢
What a privileged stance .. most Americans are not able to come up with a unexpected expense of $400 or more. Factor in those who are elderly or have disabilities and it’s even more dire. You would think after what happened in Katrina it would be more obvious to people.
Will be an interesting rebuild with supply chains being short. Those who had the basics damaged may be hard pressed to find replacements. Some stuff even before this was short. Many won't see replacements for quite a while. The other thing is with inflation, the cost of things being higher. The storm damage total in $ is due to increased population the areas has seen. As time goes on and population goes up, you will see high $ amounts just with that. Now this recovery won't be like Irma, of course Irma hit mostly poor areas. However, in 2017 supply chains were healthy, this recovery will take longer, and couple the fact it will be through another season or two of tropical weather. Next year, La Nina will have faded, this means increased activity. It is a risk you take when living there, we have a place, got some flooding but that's it. But its a risk...
Is there a building regulation in Florida for hurricanes? In Australia houses require 'cyclone bolts', for one, where it pins the roof through to the floor.
I’m sure there are. Our big problem, especially in south Florida is we have a water table that is less than 5 ft below ground. Also lots of soft limestone and sand. So we have to work around that. It can be very tricky.
@@Darknimbus3 See now they are good reasons not to build there in the first place. That's not 'bashing' USA as there's an island off east coast mainland Australia where land developers have created canals, yet the island is no more than a foot above sea level. (canal living made to sound very upmarket is what they were achieving... backing onto crown land). Cyclones can come down that far, and they can get some horrendous super cell storms with 100km winds. But ppl still build there...
You have been busy this week! great footage of Hurricane Ian....what an adventure for you!. Hope you get some shut eye soon and some good rest. Till the next storm right.......Jayne in Saint Augustine Fl.
We Americans seem to be VERY helpful to other countries when they go through similar like this, but here's how much we will most likely received from other countries: $00,000,000,000
Wrong. Do some research. “Soon after the destruction of Hurricane Katrina was made clear, countries from around the world gave a staggering amount of foreign aid to the U.S. In total, over 90 countries offered the U.S. $854 million in cash and oil (to be sold for cash). Besides big spenders like the United Arab Emirates, who pledged $100 million in cash and $400 million in oil, frequent recipients of U.S. aid added their offers to the table. Bangladesh pledged $1 million along with rescue workers. Thailand, having only one year earlier suffered through the massive tsunami, offered 60 doctors and nurses, and rice as a “gesture from the heart.” Donors were not limited to friends, either. Cuba, a country that has repeatedly rejected U.S. humanitarian aid in the past, offered the services of 1,100 doctors.”
Why do I see some people saying that if you’re on the water you need insurance 100 percent of the time and other people saying insurance will never cover you if you’re on the water?
@@monkeydotbizness home insurance no longer covers flood damage in FEMA flood zones. FEMA has a program for flood insurance, if you live in a flood zone you are required to carry a flood policy. Cost is based on flood risk and it is very expensive. Home Insurance in Florida considers what type of roof, windows, doors, construction of the home, etc, in the cost.
This is actually not as devastating as I anticipated. Its awful, don’t misinterpret my statement, please. I just thought that whole area was going to look like it was deleted with steel wool.
I can't imagine how they will begin to recover. Are all these buildings major structurally damaged now? Will they all have to be torn down? Will they have to haul all that material away? Where are they going to put it? It really boggles the mind
I'm broken-hearted by all the devastation & suffering all over the world. And my prayers are with all the families and friends of those who lost their lives in Florida and all places the Hurricane has hit, and for all people of the world who are suffering through this and the Typhoons in Asia and war in Ukraine and sadly so very much more devastating disasters. Please know that there is HOPE in Christ Jesus who gave His life for all humanity so we could live in eternal peace and joy with Him one day. Please let the Lord Jesus Christ take all the pain and hurt from you, let Him comfort you and lift you up and give you strength in this time of sorrow😪 Jesus Christ loves you all more then you could possibly know and He longs for you to call upon His Holy name for forgiveness & salvation, to give the free gift of the Father to you which is everlasting life. Please call upon His Holy name and be saved through Him. REPENT, Believe in the Son of GOD Believe also the GOSPEL of SALVATION, Be born again in Christ & be SAVED. And may GOD give you all comfort and peace in these so very devastating times. This I pray In Jesus Holy name Amen. 🙏🕊🎺✝💜✝🎺🕊🙏
Absolutely horrendous. It's like a large EF5 tornado just wiped out entire city blocks. Homes leveled, no debris to be seen where they once were. It really is hard to watch.
In Japan they have typoons (their word for huricane) In Japan they build everything out of concrete In Japan, after a typhoon, they simple have to collect the lawn furniture that blew away. Maybe we shouldn't be buildnig out of wood sticks in hurricane areas...
The north west of Scotland, particularly the islands, are also prone to strong winds and high seas. The highest windspeed recorded in Scotland is 197mph, before the weather station itself blew away. The buildings in those areas have stood for hundreds of years because they are built solidly.
The overwhelming majority of houses in Japan are built of wood, but you're correct that in Okinawa they're mostly concrete to survive the extreme winds they get there. In Florida they mostly are as well - my parents' house in Cape Coral and every newer house built there are - but I'm surprised myself at the number of wood structures you see there! Not surprisingly a wood frame house cannot survive a storm surge. Very sad for everyone back home who lost everything, but I hope this will make them build back better so this isn't repeated the next time.
Yeah... It always surprises me that people insist on building homes of sticks and wood in areas that have hurricanes and tornados. :/ Didn't they learn anything from the 3 little pigs story, when the 'Big Bad Wolf' comes a'blowin' it's the mud/straw and stick/wood houses that always fail, where as, the brick/stone houses that stand firm. 🤷🏻♀
the average height above sea level in that area maybe 3-4 feet tidal surge anything near or over that well not to be mean but is predicable it maybe be lovely to live there but you take your chances...why weren't they on stilts ? why didn't the city have requirements to have reinforcement homes? just because you can do something doesn't mean its a good idea
I got an idea build all high-rises they seem to hold up these trailers tied down to a cement slab with 5 ft of water in 100 mph winds just don't cut it but they'll be back they're resilient
There's no way on God's green Earth that those buildings should even be there to begin with. It should be illegal to even build on land that close to the ocean that WE ALL OWN! I have a hard time sympathizing every few years. As the years go by, I begin to wonder; why build there? So insurance and welfare can keep you afloat? 🙄
Lots of work ahead for everyone. Piling debris, raking, hauling debris off, rebuilding structures, getting lives back on track it will be day by day for a while. But with God's help all will be okay.
Dear Lord. Godspeed to any property owner on Fort Myers or Sanibel. I'm so sorry to see all this destruction and such a beautiful area. Things can be replaced, I'm just praying for the people who may have decided reluctantly to stay.
1:51 was excited to the see the new hard rock casino. so sad spent the last 5 years traveling to and deciding to move there. would have lost alot since I was shopping for a home, still feel really bad for the all the people and business they I went to all these years.
Very devastating. I suppose this is an opportunity to rebuild in a new style. Stronger and more modern, maybe raise the island up some. Could make it look like Dubai over there, instead of this last century towns.
The Hurricane rated buildings did just fine. The legacy or cheaply built homes went bye bye. Seriously how are there no codes on beach front property banning such crappy structures on the beaches, yet?
There’s a lot more then meets the eye just because buildings are upright doesn’t mean there deemed for business or operational or livable I would say no!! There’s so much more telling going by aerial coverage that you can’t see there probably 10”s of thousands of damage on the buildings ! Pro have to be destroyed!!!
Debido al cambio climatico los huracanes y tornados seran cada año mas devastadores y recurrentes, causando mas destruccion y pobreza en EE UU y paises vecinos...se debe luchar para cambiar la matriz energetica de combustibles fosiles por energias limpias...no queda otro.camino y debemos apurarnos.
@@SzymczykProductions Man is destroying the planet and that’s leading to climate change and catastrophic events like this. By GOD’s grace most people are still alive because none of us deserve to be alive but yes by GOD’s grace you and I are still here. We are not better than those who lost their lives so YES IT IS GOD’s GRACE.
@@KAT-dg6el dont they have bunkers also in trailer parkers there in kansas since big tornadoes ..like each lot space has a bunker down spot next to it.. kinda hard to just be warn at times because tornadoes move around in places unlike this big hurricane in florida people got time to go but others wanted to ride it out
Here in San Diego we have trailer parks near the beach bay but we don't get hurricanes and crazy storms.. we just get wild fires mostly up mountains. Sucks for people there that lost their homes didn't really expect a massive hurricane to hit like that.. good thing they got warning ahead of time to leave.. hope most did.. even regular homes got blown down and sweap away.. just crazy how the place looks like a massive bomb blew that place up and boats cars are flipped like toys..
Every time I see video from fort Myers and the surrounding area I wonder where do you even start? I guess the same way you eat an elephant one bite at a time.
Lesson from this storm and every other natural "disaster"= Don't build within a quarter mile from a beach. Half of Florida will all be under water in 100 years from global warming anyway.. You are just as safe building on the edge of a cliff in California....
Really the outer islands that border the Gulf of Mexico were designed to take the brunt of storms. If they rebuild do it in blockhouse with 2 foot thick walls
come on stop focusing on one island that never should have been built on. I feel nothing for these rich people. lets see what happened inland where the normal people live. ENOUGH
This is like the wealthy area of Fort Myers Florida. All that work you put into having a beautiful house and in one second all that hard work is gone, nothing last forever. Let's not get attached to material things let's be more mindful and appreciate what we have now. Let's love our family that's more important.
More importantly let’s give our lives to JESUS for the salvation of our soul 🙏. It’s better to lose materials that you can repossess tomorrow than to lose your soul eternally. May GOD strengthen the victims.
Most of this is insured. Most will be compensated either by insurance or emergency funds
The Bankers 🏦 will definitely benefit from this.
stop at the .50 second mark. Destruction and devastation at the bottom of the screen, and sailboats in the water still tied to their moorings at the top of the screen. What a difference a few thousand yards make. One day you are living in sun, sand and water, the next day your life is something you could never imagine. No words.
Just leaves you speechless, there are no words.
It sure does.
2 words: *TAW UP!!!*
Prayers and love from Nth QLD,Australia...
Damn, complete devastation.
Lived in Florida for over 30 years and We have never seen anything like this. There is nothing left to fix there. Prayers for our FL neighbors.
You must be lucky with your timing! Just barely over 30 years ago, August 1992, hurricane Andrew hit. It was a CAT 5 and was more devastating than this one.
@@johnsoule2417 This is Western Florida’s Andrew.
This looks like a ghost town praying 🙏for everyone safety 🙏
it looks like a damn bomb went off. who the hell would rebuild in that area ever again. so sad.
Why do they build there? It's so leveled with the sea
Thank you for the awesome footage
It's not awesome footage. It's footage of people who died, and whom lost everything. So try to be a little more sensitive
awesome certainly was not the correct word to use.
@@maxbang1813 , Sensitive to what ?
We live in the America right wing hate media built.
Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, the Fox Lies Intentionally Propaganda Network personalities and Donald Trump ! And after seeing Donald (the first potential Hitler in American history) Trump's Intentional Lies Extreme Rhetoric, Extreme Divisiveness and Extreme Hate for 4 years, 74 million Deranged Republicans voted for more !
We have people policiticiIng this shit. Thats how stupid our countries people have become
May I suggest a professional photographer who goes up one side to the Island showing all building along Estero Drive as seen from the Gulf then circling back on the inland side of the island showing that entire shoreline and finally coming up the center of they island focusing on its interior. That way, everything would be covered for anyone who is wondering about their property including insurance adjusters.
I agree. They keep panning all over the island but going slowly across would be great for home owners.
LSM is my go-to for storm footage as you have great coverage on Mother Nature's destruction.
I hope everyone that live there. That took the initiative and the common sense to leave are well and safe. 👍🏿
Some people don’t have the money or the resources to leave either man. God bless ‘‘em all.
Sadly many didn't or couldn't. I don't know if it was true, but I heard some couldn't charge their electric cars because the line was so long so they just stayed. If it's true, they may have lost their lives because of owning an electric car. 🚗 Very Sad 😢
What a privileged stance .. most Americans are not able to come up with a unexpected expense of $400 or more. Factor in those who are elderly or have disabilities and it’s even more dire. You would think after what happened in Katrina it would be more obvious to people.
Will be an interesting rebuild with supply chains being short. Those who had the basics damaged may be hard pressed to find replacements. Some stuff even before this was short. Many won't see replacements for quite a while. The other thing is with inflation, the cost of things being higher. The storm damage total in $ is due to increased population the areas has seen. As time goes on and population goes up, you will see high $ amounts just with that. Now this recovery won't be like Irma, of course Irma hit mostly poor areas. However, in 2017 supply chains were healthy, this recovery will take longer, and couple the fact it will be through another season or two of tropical weather.
Next year, La Nina will have faded, this means increased activity. It is a risk you take when living there, we have a place, got some flooding but that's it. But its a risk...
Well if the real capitalists win, instead of the cryonists and communists this November things will roar back quickly, including supply chains
The price you pay for living in paradise, I guess.
Sending love to all Floridians
Devastating .... possibly some zones / areas shouldn't be developed as too risky . Possibly building codes should also be revisited.
Is there a building regulation in Florida for hurricanes? In Australia houses require 'cyclone bolts', for one, where it pins the roof through to the floor.
Newer construction…but there’s a lot of older construction out there.
@@williamwilson6499 Last time I was in Florida was 1999.. Bonito Springs area.
I’m sure there are. Our big problem, especially in south Florida is we have a water table that is less than 5 ft below ground. Also lots of soft limestone and sand. So we have to work around that. It can be very tricky.
@@Darknimbus3 See now they are good reasons not to build there in the first place. That's not 'bashing' USA as there's an island off east coast mainland Australia where land developers have created canals, yet the island is no more than a foot above sea level. (canal living made to sound very upmarket is what they were achieving... backing onto crown land). Cyclones can come down that far, and they can get some horrendous super cell storms with 100km winds. But ppl still build there...
Wow! Here in the States we are VERY BEHIND...
You have been busy this week! great footage of Hurricane Ian....what an adventure for you!. Hope you get some shut eye soon and some good rest. Till the next storm right.......Jayne in Saint Augustine Fl.
Completely overdeveloped so close to the ocean. It was just a matter of time. Will anything change?
We Americans seem to be VERY helpful to other countries when they go through similar like this, but here's how much we will most likely received from other countries: $00,000,000,000
Wrong. Do some research.
“Soon after the destruction of Hurricane Katrina was made clear, countries from around the world gave a staggering amount of foreign aid to the U.S. In total, over 90 countries offered the U.S. $854 million in cash and oil (to be sold for cash). Besides big spenders like the United Arab Emirates, who pledged $100 million in cash and $400 million in oil, frequent recipients of U.S. aid added their offers to the table. Bangladesh pledged $1 million along with rescue workers. Thailand, having only one year earlier suffered through the massive tsunami, offered 60 doctors and nurses, and rice as a “gesture from the heart.” Donors were not limited to friends, either. Cuba, a country that has repeatedly rejected U.S. humanitarian aid in the past, offered the services of 1,100 doctors.”
Ya because the United states can Make more money and pillage resources from other countrys. There is nothing in it to help it's own people!
Tienes toda la maldita razón
Mexican gave me a quarter the other day at Walmart. So I know your statistics are wrong there buddy.
Yes, we should only help others because we expect them to reciprocate, even though our resources are many multiples greater.
If it weren't for federal insurance, almost none of these would rebuild because private insurance is too smart to insure them.
Why do I see some people saying that if you’re on the water you need insurance 100 percent of the time and other people saying insurance will never cover you if you’re on the water?
@@monkeydotbizness home insurance no longer covers flood damage in FEMA flood zones. FEMA has a program for flood insurance, if you live in a flood zone you are required to carry a flood policy. Cost is based on flood risk and it is very expensive.
Home Insurance in Florida considers what type of roof, windows, doors, construction of the home, etc, in the cost.
Couldn't pay me enough money to live on the coastline of Florida
SAVE ALL ANIMALS!
This is actually not as devastating as I anticipated. Its awful, don’t misinterpret my statement, please. I just thought that whole area was going to look like it was deleted with steel wool.
just look at how close the houses are to the beach
They are now. Erosion.
Tons of clean up. Lots of people to hire
Plenty of workers from the service industry can don gloves and boots.
America: Acts surprised when a major weather disaster happens
When there's that much development there is always that much disruption. We in North Florida pray for these people!!
What are you emplying?
Thats how insurance works, look it up.
Will never be the same. Years and years to clean up
I can't imagine how they will begin to recover. Are all these buildings major structurally damaged now? Will they all have to be torn down? Will they have to haul all that material away? Where are they going to put it? It really boggles the mind
How high was the surge?
I know two people who lost their houses totally on Estero. The pool is all that is left of one of them.
Damn Brett you got a chopper?! Live storms ballin now.
I'm broken-hearted by all the devastation & suffering all over the world.
And my prayers are with all the families and friends of those who lost
their lives in Florida and all places the Hurricane has hit, and for all people
of the world who are suffering through this and the Typhoons in Asia and
war in Ukraine and sadly so very much more devastating disasters. Please
know that there is HOPE in Christ Jesus who gave His life for all humanity
so we could live in eternal peace and joy with Him one day. Please let the
Lord Jesus Christ take all the pain and hurt from you, let Him comfort you
and lift you up and give you strength in this time of sorrow😪
Jesus Christ loves you all more then you could possibly know and He longs
for you to call upon His Holy name for forgiveness & salvation, to give the
free gift of the Father to you which is everlasting life. Please call upon His
Holy name and be saved through Him. REPENT, Believe in the Son of GOD
Believe also the GOSPEL of SALVATION, Be born again in Christ & be SAVED.
And may GOD give you all comfort and peace in these so very devastating
times. This I pray In Jesus Holy name Amen.
🙏🕊🎺✝💜✝🎺🕊🙏
Absolutely horrendous. It's like a large EF5 tornado just wiped out entire city blocks. Homes leveled, no debris to be seen where they once were. It really is hard to watch.
@Poopdog a hurricane is not a tornado
prolly not F5 tornado damage
concrete structures standing, wooden ones gone. Maybe should construct differently
At the 2:03 mark there is a 20 story concrete building clearly listing, not always the solution when you build on sand.
I wonder how many stayed?
Rebuilding the another cat 4 comes & destroys again. You can’t beat Mother Nature.
That ol helicopter sounds like *Chitty Chitty Bang Bang*
Waterfront living is such fun ... Build Back Better ....... build it back BIGGER.
They’ll this all cleaned up and rebuilt, just in time for the next time this happens.
In Japan they have typoons (their word for huricane)
In Japan they build everything out of concrete
In Japan, after a typhoon, they simple have to collect the lawn furniture that blew away.
Maybe we shouldn't be buildnig out of wood sticks in hurricane areas...
The north west of Scotland, particularly the islands, are also prone to strong winds and high seas. The highest windspeed recorded in Scotland is 197mph, before the weather station itself blew away. The buildings in those areas have stood for hundreds of years because they are built solidly.
In Australia we have building requirements of cyclone bolts.
The overwhelming majority of houses in Japan are built of wood, but you're correct that in Okinawa they're mostly concrete to survive the extreme winds they get there. In Florida they mostly are as well - my parents' house in Cape Coral and every newer house built there are - but I'm surprised myself at the number of wood structures you see there! Not surprisingly a wood frame house cannot survive a storm surge. Very sad for everyone back home who lost everything, but I hope this will make them build back better so this isn't repeated the next time.
@@Tatsuji_Tatchan Funny, my experience in Japan was in Okinawa.
Yeah... It always surprises me that people insist on building homes of sticks and wood in areas that have hurricanes and tornados. :/
Didn't they learn anything from the 3 little pigs story, when the 'Big Bad Wolf' comes a'blowin' it's the mud/straw and stick/wood houses that always fail, where as, the brick/stone houses that stand firm. 🤷🏻♀
the average height above sea level in that area maybe 3-4 feet tidal surge anything near or over that well not to be mean but is predicable it maybe be lovely to live there but you take your chances...why weren't they on stilts ? why didn't the city have requirements to have reinforcement homes? just because you can do something doesn't mean its a good idea
Looks like a nuke went off....
@Death Santis You're taking what I'm saying way too literally
Heartbreaking just Heartbreaking
I got an idea build all high-rises they seem to hold up these trailers tied down to a cement slab with 5 ft of water in 100 mph winds just don't cut it but they'll be back they're resilient
There's no way on God's green Earth that those buildings should even be there to begin with. It should be illegal to even build on land that close to the ocean that WE ALL OWN! I have a hard time sympathizing every few years. As the years go by, I begin to wonder; why build there? So insurance and welfare can keep you afloat? 🙄
Ok, America…. Let’s get. Yay rebuilding. Everyone safe. ♥️🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸
OMG....I need another Paxil....😢
Lots of work ahead for everyone. Piling debris, raking, hauling debris off, rebuilding structures, getting lives back on track it will be day by day for a while. But with God's help all will be okay.
What’s your god gonna do? Drive a bulldozer? Rake up some debris?
@@Me97202 awesome work. Sleep well! Your work here is done. You've put someone down for having different beliefs. Good job you!
The same way your god helped the hurricane not destroy Ft. Myers Beach in the first place? That kind of help? Got it. Pick your superstition.
Dear Lord. Godspeed to any property owner on Fort Myers or Sanibel. I'm so sorry to see all this destruction and such a beautiful area. Things can be replaced, I'm just praying for the people who may have decided reluctantly to stay.
Satan rules! Amen! 666!!!
@@KAT-dg6el you are so blind.
@@KAT-dg6el Touché. Funny how these folks believe in fairy tales.
1:51 was excited to the see the new hard rock casino. so sad spent the last 5 years traveling to and deciding to move there. would have lost alot since I was shopping for a home, still feel really bad for the all the people and business they I went to all these years.
You live near the water,you pay the price.
Very devastating. I suppose this is an opportunity to rebuild in a new style. Stronger and more modern, maybe raise the island up some. Could make it look like Dubai over there, instead of this last century towns.
Keep building on the beach and waterways
HELP IS COMING/WE WILL RE-BUILD! ♥
Heart breaking.
Praying that Florida can recover. This is even worse with the way the nation's economy has been for the last year.
OMG..
There has to be more loss if life that hasn't been reported. The devastation will take decades to rebuild the communities. Prayers for all.
As if big foot stepped on those houses 😟. I feel so sorry for those who lost lives and belongings 😢.
GOD I am so sad for all of my FL ppl. This is AWFUL
Earth is Cleaning Man's Filth before the REAL KING arrives. Hallelujah
You are crazy. Check yourself into a mental institution.
The Hurricane rated buildings did just fine. The legacy or cheaply built homes went bye bye. Seriously how are there no codes on beach front property banning such crappy structures on the beaches, yet?
There is but some are from the old standard.
There’s a lot more then meets the eye just because buildings are upright doesn’t mean there deemed for business or operational or livable I would say no!! There’s so much more telling going by aerial coverage that you can’t see there probably 10”s of thousands of damage on the buildings ! Pro have to be destroyed!!!
How and why will the best rebuild homes on high stilts..
this is what it looks like when mother earth decides to swallow a city
Debido al cambio climatico los huracanes y tornados seran cada año mas devastadores y recurrentes, causando mas destruccion y pobreza en EE UU y paises vecinos...se debe luchar para cambiar la matriz energetica de combustibles fosiles por energias limpias...no queda otro.camino y debemos apurarnos.
That is so horrible! May God's grace be upon you all!
Lmao where was god's grace when this hurricane ate these houses right up!? Keep your silly comments to yourself these people don't need that
@@SzymczykProductions Man is destroying the planet and that’s leading to climate change and catastrophic events like this. By GOD’s grace most people are still alive because none of us deserve to be alive but yes by GOD’s grace you and I are still here. We are not better than those who lost their lives so YES IT IS GOD’s GRACE.
@@SzymczykProductions Proverbs 1:26
@@Shemuah Logic 1:01 - God is a made up catchall for things people don't understand.
People who live here can afford the insurance and will rebuild.and this will give plenty of jobs for people that wanna work
Those places are sand bars and they built on them. That's what you get. Sand bars get rearranged.
But yet its so expensive to live there.
Prayers so sad
Trailer parks near the beach, stupid idea!
yeah not ideal place...the cat 4/5 winds are very strong and then top of that the water surge.. wont stand a chance
@@KAT-dg6el dont they have bunkers also in trailer parkers there in kansas since big tornadoes ..like each lot space has a bunker down spot next to it.. kinda hard to just be warn at times because tornadoes move around in places unlike this big hurricane in florida people got time to go but others wanted to ride it out
Here in San Diego we have trailer parks near the beach bay but we don't get hurricanes and crazy storms.. we just get wild fires mostly up mountains. Sucks for people there that lost their homes didn't really expect a massive hurricane to hit like that.. good thing they got warning ahead of time to leave.. hope most did.. even regular homes got blown down and sweap away.. just crazy how the place looks like a massive bomb blew that place up and boats cars are flipped like toys..
вы стреляете по мирным жителям Донбаса , Луганска, 8 лет а природа отомстила за один день
Reminds me of Rockport
You can't build that close to the ocean. This is going to happen again if you rebuild.
this looks like andrew 1992 in south Florida and hugo 1989 south Carolina and Michael in Panama city and Mexico Beach 2018
Sad but insurance companies are the ones crying more after watching this destruction
There is much precedent warning against building your house on the sand. So sad you paid someone else to do your homework.
Looks familiar!
Oh my goodness so sad. Praying for everyone that was affected.
Y si estas orando, o solo quieres quedar bien anta la sociedad
We need jobs in Florida.
God: Hold my Zima
Santa Clause: God is as real as me.
Tooth Fairy: I agree with Santa Clause.
Jesus Christ is Coming soon
Right after your Mom shows up in drag.
Imagine everyone drove electric cars.... power outages caused by mother nature alone.
To bad the bullseye hit you. Better have insurance.
And they will build back in the same place with the same construction, and expect it to never happen again !
Why do we build our homes on sand instead of Christ our rock...
Every time I see video from fort Myers and the surrounding area I wonder where do you even start?
I guess the same way you eat an elephant one bite at a time.
Lesson from this storm and every other natural "disaster"= Don't build within a quarter mile from a beach. Half of Florida will all be under water in 100 years from global warming anyway.. You are just as safe building on the edge of a cliff in California....
so choppy video...drone takes better videos than a thousands dollars heli
GOD...WHERE ARE YOU?????
GOD...WHY???...CANT YOU INTERVENE???,YOU SAY YOU LOVE US ALL...THEN...WHHYYYY😢😭😭😢😢😭
God: Santa Clause, are you real?
Santa Clause: I'm as real as you are.
Tooth Fairy: Both of you are as real as me.
Really the outer islands that border the Gulf of Mexico were designed to take the brunt of storms. If they rebuild do it in blockhouse with 2 foot thick walls
Under water
come on stop focusing on one island that never should have been built on. I feel nothing for these rich people. lets see what happened inland where the normal people live. ENOUGH
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Hurricanes, Florida's main employer. Give it 2 years and everything will be new again , it's what floridians do best.
It will never be the same again!!
They will rebuild and it will all happen again.
level with ocean, who would build there? insane/
dont build sand castles on the beach next round use bricks
I wish i could help!!