Hurricane Delta Massive Storm Surge And Eye, Creole, LA 10/9/2020
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Massive 8 to 10 foot storm surge plows over Creole, LA as 'eye' of CAT 2 Hurricane Delta, also extreme winds in eyewall.
All footage shot during evening daylight on October 9, 2020
Shot Description
1-6. Various shots of intense winds blowing debris in eyewall over Creole, LA
7-19. Various shots of 8-10 foot storm surge over Creole, LA
20. shot of Pelican in eye of Hurricane Delta in Creole, LA
21-31. various shots of backside eyewall of Delta with high winds, storm surge, and debris in Creole, LA
32 & 33. Large Alligator on side of highway next to storm surge in Creole, LA
34. "Hurricane Evacuation" sign bent to ground from high winds in Creole, LA
SID: Simon Brewer
Some people say, "Only a Cat 2" as if it isn't a hurricane. That's still a pretty serious storm.
Yes cat 2 storms are powerful but this is no Laura or Rita. This storm is just adding onto the damage Laura already caused and even Laura didn’t do as much damage as expected. Unfortunate that it had to make landfall in the same place as Laura but that’s the price with near in the gulf
@@_nolan_nolan Aww so sad man my heart really does go out to them!! Prayers man and big hugs Dang they don't get a break!!
yup
I rode through a fast moving Cat 1 storm and it was quite scary.
@@_nolan_nolan 5 more miles and it would a been a cat three and the same for Laura and it would a been a cat 5...a lot of y'all talking about damage...Laura wasn't as bad as expected? Say that to the little girl that saw her sister get her brains splattered because of Laura...different folks..different strokes
Note to self: never try to hide in a portapotti during a hurricane.
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My prayers are with all Louisanains. 🙏💓
Special thanks for energy trucks and linemen and tree cutters that are returning to help us yet again. Most of all law enforcement that protected us and our homes. I am sorry if I missed anyone. I thank everyone who comes to help . God bless and protect everyone.
The pelican up on the electric pole, sayin, "screw this!"and the alligator sayin, "oh, no more, no more", said a whole lot!
Poor thing got stuck in the eye :-(
That gator was probably sitting there going "whew!! I am tuckered out. Gee, I sure wish a tourist would swim by...."
This is the most amazing footage of a hurricane, the eye and the backside of the hurricane. I don't live in a hurricane area (I live in an earthquake area) so this really showed me what a hurricane is like. My thoughts go out to all.
Now watch footage of the eye wall of a category 5 hurricane. This was only a 2.
@@tylerslagel5485 I definitely thought about that. I just can't imagine. It must be beyond terrifying to be in the calm of the eye of a Category 5 waiting for the backside of the hurricane to explode.
This was barely a Cat 2 imagine the Cat 5s
@@TAMPATLBLACK I honestly can't imagine.
@@tylerslagel5485 I was in Cat 4 Laura and it was terrifying! I was in a mobile home (family members house) and I felt the house shake as if I were by some rail road tracks 😨 and the floors vibrating is something i sure will never forget. Being in Delta brought me back memories of Laura because I felt the house rattle aswell. I also have footage on my page so be sure to check it out!
I live in St. John parish close to New Orleans and we’ve been without power for about 10 hours..so this storm is definitely felt across the coast.. prayers up to lake Charles and the surrounding areas.
WoW .....that's amazing footage......you stay safe....you guys have a adventurous life......otherwise we wouldn't be able to see this. Thank you for sharing this story. 🌀⚡🌀⚡🌀⚡🌀⚡🌀
When a STOP sign is rattling, you know you're in trouble.
Oh that's the smocking gun?
Great work filming and editing! Thankyou
I watched the whole live stream, it was fantastic and you were so brave ...you were lucky to make it back to the ramp in time from the surge it came in so fast ! Amazing footage !!
A friend's mother, when we were kids, always used to say "Build on high ground!"
Good advice for earthquake country too, because lowlands can be swampy, and then you get liquefaction, which just jiggles your house to death. Solid bedrock is always better. And of course, with earthquakes you sometimes get tsunamis, so....yep, high ground.
Lord Have Mercy Jesus....please help in Jesus name 😔😔😔😔🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Black Berry lady Who sends the storm ?
How about you all stop putting CO2 in the atmosphere instead of praying. If the water temperatures are that high, hurricanes will form. It's basic physics. God can't do anything about that fact, as prayer doesn't help stop gravity if you deliberately drive your car over a cliff. So if you want to pray to alleviate humans from natural desasters like hurricanes and wildfires, pray for people to stop their consumerism and ressource wasting lifestyle.
@@spicyroads Who hears our prayers?
Heavenly Father please protect them, there is still lots of danger.
the Heavenly Father is the one destroying them
TheActualTruth
God is the Creator of all that is “seen and unseen” Colossians 2, and allows storms across the globe ( called “weather “). But we are the ones who live on a planet that’s been corrupted by sin. That said, God tells in His word that He takes no pleasure in the blood of anyone, but that all might seek Him , though He is not far from us. He gave us free will to live where we chose to. I have worked in LA off and on since KATRINA and RITA. These storms will always be here. We fortunately can be prepared to our best, although it is a sad situation for many to whom my heart goes out. I worked LAURA and have already had a meeting with my company to head back to LA after things settle after DELTA.
Respectfully yours
@@BirdogEd Humans don't have free will. Sorry to say
chase
Then someone FORCED you to watch this video and read this thread?😂
@@BirdogEd the chemicals in my brain decided for me as with every other action and want
That alligator though: don't mind me, just chilling.🐊 😁
The alligator is vibing
He trying to get to land.,. The storm whip him around as well...🐊🌧🌊🌬
fierce storm. praying for the people
Amazing, you were 5 minutes west of my house in Grand Chenier🤦♂️
Phenomenal catch of the surge
Que triste. Muchisima agua por todos lados. Bendiciones desde Panamá
That Alligator is loving their bath
Watched a good bit of the live coverage last night. You guys did a fantastic job. Thanks for the amazing look into what a storm is like, for those of us who are really interested in the power of Mother Nature.
Bet it's insane to be in the perfect path to experience the rainbands, eyewall, eye, eyewall again, and rainbands again. Interesting how winds blow one direction on one side of the wall then go the opposite direction on the other side. Feel bad for Louisiana being hit twice in 6 weeks apart from hurricanes. Hope everyone there has been safe.
We did experienced it.
That crock seems to be riding out the storm. Hope everyone ok🙏💞
Alligator
@@evvignes waves
Ok
Oh he is chilling. He looks happy. Its amazing how much they can take. They are survivors.
its adorable
3:31 "There, yup right there, slightly to the left, yup, yeah that feels gooooood."
I'm a weather nerd. I follow & am fascinated, primarily, by tornadoes but living in AL I'm also interested in hurricanes. I want to compliment you on this video. I watch a lot of storm videos & yours is the clearest example of storm surge I've ever seen. You stayed put & thus gave the winds & surge context for your viewers. I think it could be used as an educational tool for kids & other storm virgins to illustrate how intense the winds can be even in a cat2 as well as how storm surge "works" & how fast it happens. Great job! Congrats & blessings
Very nicely shot the structure of the hurricane taking all the risks especially the center of the eye when it had stopped raining all of a sudden and then it was followed by the heavy rains along with the storm surge which was the .back of the hurricane . I read about it and through this video I practically saw it. Thanks guys for taking this wonderful video. Be careful and safe .
Thank you so very much! I followed you two for the better part of 6 hours of your livestream. THANK YOU! Blessings and Re Jouir -Darlene
Fun fact: my uncle was the guy who covered his house in hay bales
Another fun fact: he stood on his roof during it but didn’t get hurt
Nice bro
Great footage.
How long will this place remain habitable I wonder.
Best video out there showing everything.
Excellent reporting and video, thanks for sharing.
Watched you on that other guys live feed. Your little Toyota was making that Jeep look bad. Props to you for muscling that pole out of the road, too!
Well we are getting the outer bans of rain here in Memphis. Hold on tight there guys.
Great coverage, Riding along with you guys was darn cool,Thanks & Stay Safe !
Best hurricane video I've seen!
ya aint dun seen many then
I was watching the live feed from the jeep yesterday. You guys were on it! Awesome 👏
You have some great footage here
Lousiana and the Gulf has been hit many times already this season by Hurricanes. I couldn't imagine living there every year knowing that hurricanes have been more frequent. I rather live in Alaska and deal with the Snow and the Cold instead.
Hi I’ve lived in Fairbanks and believe me blizzard are bad and -30 degrees can be deadly it’s a struggle to live there in the winter time. Cold weather breaks things. Be Bless.
what time is this happning......dude
Eye came on shore at 6:00 PM CDT.
Awesome camera work.
I sat in my garage approximately 20-25 minutes away in Lake Charles from this very spot and watched it rip through my neighborhood with no problem nor obstructions. I pray everyone made it through.....again!
Great footage guys
I'm very thankful that people stay to record the storm, but if you can leave the path then do. Otherwise you will not have running water or electricity for some time.
Awesome footage!
Impressive, my man. I live in New Mexico, so this action is flooring, for me.
wow, he's YOUR man??
@@rainallday he's being friendly. Stop being a dick.
@@rainallday you've never heard that expression? If not, that's why you may think of it as personal. It's not, trust me.
@@rainallday If I had meant that prase to mean what you are clearly alleging, than I would have written it as such: Impressive, MY man. But I didn't. You have misunderstood a completely plutonic statement. Lighten up, my man. :)
@@heatherhancock2546 its ok i was just having "fun"
Praying for all the families in the surrounding areas. This year has been a rough year for all. I hope all is safe! We’ve definitely had the 🌧 this year.
So you're only praying for families and not single people? Why not pray for everyone? Have a heart.
To include single ppl. I pray for all. Good grief really !!!!
Great job you two. Praise those Technical school ramps!
fantastic footage!!!
God be with y'all! Prayers for y'alls safety!
Amazing video. Really gave a sense of the eye of the storm in contrast.
Great job. Rare to see the eye captured on a video like this
Creole is where I was born Cameron is where I was partially raised its so so sad these storms my brothers and other family members were killed in 1957 hurricane Audrey before they had good radar and weather people.
yep ... " men invented war ..." ....... MOTHER NATURE CREATED THIS
3:34 that crock is chillin'
Nice footage, great quality
Alligator.
@@evvignes waves
Oh hes loving it
God pray save protect pray this community creole louisina american people with all races from storm urges hurricane delta floods heavy rains
God made this hurricane..he is too busy making natural disasters.
I'm surprised it was bad on the back side... According to the radar, the back side eroded completely before landfall.
Dry air is said to have driven the stronger winds in the upper part of the atmosphere down to surface level, even though said dry air and wind shear eroded the south half of Delta. Even hours after the storm had passed, the winds were still pretty strong, which is unusual. Yeah winds tend to be a little stiff after a hurricane passes, but these winds were more stiff than average hours after. The rain ended long before the winds finally died down.
wow! great footage!
Damn I lived there for a good while Grand Chenier is underwater I hope everybody along the mermentau river I've made it out okay
God bless......
Proverbs 12:28
In the way of righteousness is life; and in the pathway thereof there is no death.
Great video.
You guys are below sea level to begin with, right?
Prayers from Rayne, Louisiana
RIP, Eddie Van Halen.
Is there any thing left in SW LA?
Beautiful yet scary
The wind so strong rn 🥴
I am so sorry my prayers go out to everyone that was affected. Where i am we got a lot of rain and wind but not as badly as this .the poor alligator was hanging on FOR dear life.
Lovely. I like to see this kind of weather.
Prayers for everyone!
Oh my word 😱..this one was hectic..🌬️💨💨🌀🌧️🌧️ Hope no casualties...keep safe ✌️💞🇿🇦
Hurricane Delta. Horrendous. Hearts reaching out to the people.
why is louisiana abreviated as LA and not LO...
Not a croc, alligator.
Good thing our hurricane delta passed last night, that storm was scary. Luckly it didn't turn off our power.
That Alligator sees the camera and just knows somebody's gonna call him a Crocodile in one of the comments so he's already sort of pissed-off.
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That Latrine, is trying to find a Place to Hide😂. Winds Getting Stronger Though🌀.
Can you check the Capital One building to see if the wind blew out the rest of the windows?
i dont think they all went but more windows were blown out and sheets of plywood over previously broken windows ripped off as well. there was a group of storm chasers staying and filming there again.
Great job, interesting to see the eye come in and it went the other way. Water rose fast. We never heard 8' Serge. Thanks for all you do. de KI5CWY storm chaser. Setx NEOK
Pelican on telephone pole. "Storm? What storm. I'm try'in to get rid of these fleas!
Alligator near end. "I swear one more hurricane! Just one more! And I'm outta here I'm mov'in to the Great Plains!"
Awesome. Love it , 💘 it
I love storm so much ..
Stay safe out there!
Got a small clip from sally. Hope everyone is safe
Prayers for all
Poor birds. That alligator even looks tired.
Wow....the wind moved a dumpster!
Prayers for all involved 🙏🏽🙏🙏🏾🙏🏼
Wow was that gator in the gulf???
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
To say this was a category 2 this storm humbled me. ✌🏾 I'm out of Louisiana for good.
I have been threw a lot of hurricanes living in Florida that doesn't look like a cat 2
Looks like a Cat 4 or 5.
LA 27 was made with the spoil from a borrow ditch just West of the roadway. The ditch is fairly deep and many people have drowned there. Be careful....
Oh my God keep safe everyone 😥🙏🙏
Brings new meaning to Port a Potti....
CROCK! 3:34
Alligator
@@evvignes waves
@@user-rc1fc2oq2c Lol, I wondered the same.
They spend most of their time in water...fresh, brackish or salt. They won't die from a storm
@@user-rc1fc2oq2c He looks stoned imo
Gosh! I can’t believe it that all of was we’re still alive during COVID-19.
Exactly why I left the south
Hurricane storm surge, or as they call it in SW Louisiana "Friday night".
Beware of flying port-a-potties...