That's nothing. Wait until mike sidel acts like he's struggling to stand in the winds, only for two teenagers to walk into his live shot casually playing on their phones
Oh ya these cgi effects are sooooo amazing. 1 tree falls over and this guy says its amazing. The amazing thing is all the other people that liked his comment as if they agreed
Wow, these circles are becoming more advanced, first they're water a heat resistant, then they can float, and then they could extend, now they can tell the future
I think that’s one of the first original actually funny comments I’ve seen on UA-cam. At least I’ve not seen that anywhere else so it’s at least a lot less used. Usually the comments section is about half copy and pasted jokes from other comments sections. It’s almost like there’s been about twenty jokes that just get slightly modified and then reused.
@@ComeAlongKay lol, im sure you're joking and i actually copied other comments because its been everywhere and idk who to credit and i also liked the joke
Listen here I have had many floods too I am from California I also saw someone surfing in the floodwater and I was like "oh come on you can't be serious right now" 😒
@@j.vi-geant6784 So pray for hungry children and children dying of cancer. Those are clearly not answered. But perhaps you have you own god who only pleases you.
Hurricane: *spawn in the Atlantic already a tropical storm * 3 days later: -hurricane is category 3 - 6 days later: already a cat.5 but still in the Atlantic Hurricane warning to Florida Me: seeing 500 planes fly over me each hour
Logan is right. Listen people, hurricane Andrew devastated Florida on 1992. It was coming just like this Dorian and people lost everything, they did not have electricity for 3 months. Their houses, nothing was left of them. The guy with the boat, don't joke, you will loose it. I live in PR. Maria was a monster, no communication, no cellular communication, no phones, no electricity at least 7 months on where I live. You better get lots of drinking water, lots of cash because everything will be closed and you will need cash to be able to buy anything, ATMs will not be working, fill your tanks with gas and get at least 3,x 5 gallon tanks filled too. Food-, get canned food at least 2 cans per day for each person for 3 months. Supermarkets will be closed or ripped apart. Check on Andrew's videos here and you will see how Florida was left. Here in PR we had more than 3,000 deaths. If you live on the beach or close, leave immediately, don't wait for the winds to start to leave your place, you won't be able to. Go now! I will be praying for you. Most houses over there are wood, they won't hold. Mine is all cement including ceiling and my glass window, the only one I had in glass was the first to go on Maria. My husband and I had bought a new door which was not installed yet and we had to put it against that window because the wind was so terrifying that our furniture was being moved by it, inside the house, yes, you read well, inside. Good luck, God Bless you.
anilaadnoir most Florida homes built after Andrew are concrete block. The state and local building codes do not allow wood frame homes in high velocity wind zones.
Wow. The gray circle is always safe.When any of these weathers happens,Draw a gray circle and stand in there while the weather is gone ^^ what a good advice I just gave u guys!
Certainly did a number to the Bahamas that's for sure. Quite an interesting track it took. Now that it's more safely out to sea we can all breath normally again. Its interesting track was due to the Bermuda high weakening.
This guy:it's gonna barely it us and be historical Me:*gets wiped out by hurricane Harvey* Everyone: Dorian will be so historical and may be worse than Harvey even though it barley made landfall
i mean the grey circle aside they do a good job explaining the phenonemon to those who dont understand and give out good advice especially to those who are new to living in a huricane zone
Sighs, I hate it when amateurs put together a emergency preparedness kit. the 3 day food and water isn't going to cut it. they assume 2 meals a day and that one small food bar and one small water box is 1 meal. Not in any real world situation. That's part of the minimum kit you keep in the car all the time. NOT YOUR HOME KIT. Home kit should have 9 easy prep meals per person ( I recommend a boil in package brand ) , water purification tablets, cheese cloth and cotton rags (clean), and 1 gallon backup water. When possible use the cheese cloth and cotton to filter water you find, boil it with 1 tablet while you make your meal. If alone (1 person kit ) pack 2 cans of Sterno (petroleum cooking jelly) , a small pot and a lighter. If it's a family kit small light weight cooking stove, 1 pot, 2 canisters of gas. A good kit should actually be 2 bags. one for food, etc and one for gear. I am not going to put a full kit together here but I will mention a couple of items most kits never include. At least 1 roll of quarters, preferably 2. Anything from paying for a phone call (yes those do still exist) to having to do laundry from a shelter. GAMES. at least 1 pack of playing cards and a couple of those small 'car sized' games for kids. If you are stranded without power anything to take your mind off the situation helps. Finally make sure to pack some bath towels. These can become your blanket, your pillow, or even a bandage for a seriously injured person were you have to apply pressure, etc. This is the thing you put together for worst case situations, and hope never to have to use.
I am going to copy and paste your suggestion on a card and put in my wallet until I learn it! Thank you for your suggestions for a survival prep kit. I believe it is all important and will be useful in days to come.
@@monicabct I really should do a full kit setup and find a organization to post it to the public. I do have a little bit of a advantage here. Not only have I lived through (indirectly thankfully) everything from hurricane's to wildfires to earthquakes but I also worked in a store in California that sold the generic kits. First thing we as employees did is add a card with info like I posted but also put together and sell a secondary kit that was much better designed. To bad the store was closed up 20 years ago. One thing I didn't mention, but add in a upper line Swiss army knife. If it really is a life or death situation, you will be glad to have even that small of a "tool kit". I have the top of the line version and even in non-emergency situations I have never regretted that purchase. Also I find that large gym bags are the best choice for home made kits. Holds more then a backpack but still easy to carry.
Things I would pack as well, let’s say for a family with a infant or toddler, for a infant you would want to pack 2-3 cases of diapers, don’t bring them in the box, if the bag they are wrapped in looks secure take that, if not package them in ziplock freezer bags and put them in a backpack with multiple compartments, you’ll want to use ziplock bags for things like baby powder and bottle nipples if your not breastfeeding, there are special formulas that are prepackaged in bottles, check expiration dates on these premixed ones as you may not have access to clean drinking water, if you know there will be clean water package 2 cases of your choice brand baby formula in small recycling bags and tie shut until you are at a dry area, make sure to pack wipes, pacifiers, and medications, package clothing in zip lock bags as well, you will want multiple clothing for infants and check diapers frequently, if that blue line is showing change the diaper right away
im from tasmania and i just want to say my daddy my father survied hurricane tracy how? drunk with his mates in the pub tyed down to the bar. when the police found him next day all that was left of the pub was the bar with my father and his mates hangover but proud. Santa never made it to Dawrn thar christmas thanks to hurricane tracy. Im so proud to his daughter
I live in Greenville, South Carolina. Every hurricane that passed by me, did nearly nothing but a little bit of branches, trees swaying around, and a bunch of leaves. Nothing bad.
It makes sense because Greenville, SC is like 230 miles inland. Who knows, a category 5 hurricane could come smashing into the South Carolina Coast and be anywhere from a Cat 1-4 by the time it hits you
Don't forget to take your pets, pet food with you!! Also any medications for yourself and your family/ pets!!!
Yes good thinking
*Save the fur babies*
And to don’t forget to stay on the circle for shelter
Yes!
@@SUGAR_XYLER
Yes!
I’m here just to see these amazing CGI effects.
VEGA VGF03 lol my brother says it so bad.......i say its good but not the best.......at least better then dc
That's nothing. Wait until mike sidel acts like he's struggling to stand in the winds, only for two teenagers to walk into his live shot casually playing on their phones
rip
Janet Airlines Mike is a overeactor. I would be walking normally too in a storm like that.
Oh ya these cgi effects are sooooo amazing. 1 tree falls over and this guy says its amazing. The amazing thing is all the other people that liked his comment as if they agreed
Another one of the weather channels great CGI simulations, I hope everyone in Florida is safe and prepared!
Iron Man, thank you 😊
yeah
Nah we gettin our party ready but sadly hurricane passed
Why wouldn't they be prepared? hurricanes there are like a daily basis lol
Hey Tony
"Hurricane incoming"
*The Grey Circle: I fear no man*
the end: haha
Grey circle but that thing it scares me!!!
I’m here in 2020 lol
HAHHAHAHHA OMG HAHHAHAHA
Hurricane: *i fear him*
AHHHHH THERE IS A HURRICANE WHERE I LIVE
To survive a hurricane:
*draw a circle around you*
It’s just like the Seabear circle
seabear
Thanks
Make sure it is pure salt
Lol
For the folks in the hurricane's path, I wish you luck. Please be safe.
Thanks you so much god bless you
God bless us
I’m in Virginia and I just happen to be in the very small area the hurricane is hitting
Thanks I live in NC.
Thanks for the heads up, Be safe also
how not to die:
Stay in the woman’s indestructible circle
LMFAOOOO
Got it
Wow this in the most unfunny comment I have ever seen.
I swear this comment is in every video thumbs up for original work -.-
Aaron Vickers oh I didn’t know
Wow, these circles are becoming more advanced, first they're water a heat resistant, then they can float, and then they could extend, now they can tell the future
theyre sea bear resistant
Premier alarms call from free estimates
She should have said to not swim in floodwaters to teach the florida idiot guy a lesson
1940: we will see great CGI simulations in the future
2019: flying cars
That was the most underrated comment I've ever read lol
I think that’s one of the first original actually funny comments I’ve seen on UA-cam. At least I’ve not seen that anywhere else so it’s at least a lot less used. Usually the comments section is about half copy and pasted jokes from other comments sections. It’s almost like there’s been about twenty jokes that just get slightly modified and then reused.
@@ComeAlongKay lol, im sure you're joking and i actually copied other comments because its been everywhere and idk who to credit and i also liked the joke
We actually have a grey circle like that in our front yard. We once had a picnic in a flood it was pretty great.
World safety organization
Bro I’m dead
Listen here I have had many floods too I am from California I also saw someone surfing in the floodwater and I was like "oh come on you can't be serious right now" 😒
Ok I just robbed a bank because I didn't have cash. Rushing to get waterproof bags now
James Phony He was joking.
@James Phony he is right it's a joke
James Phony And of course you go silent.
SamTheComic lmao stfu sherlock holmes 🕵️♂️
@@SamTheComic r/wooooooosh
hurricane hits, tree falls over:
the palm tree in the back: 👁👄👁
1:22 Theres a wolf howling in the hurricane.
Wolf: I Fear no hurricane
im not even in the usa, im in australia. im just watching for the cgi
Angel stop obsessing
Same
same
Same
Hi. Mate
I just sent this video to my son. His first hurricane alone. Prayers for everyone in Florida! Stay strong! 💪
She's just standing outside when hurricane is right above her. She's a legend.
American monitoring products inc
She has a gray circle though so she’ll be fine
Prayers for FL. Our hearts and souls are with all of you. Perfectly great CGI effects, congrats to whomever came up with that!
Prayers don't work.
@@CaptinHoot51 well Hoot, that may be what you think, mine are answered frequently.
I mostly get a CAT 1
@@j.vi-geant6784 So pray for hungry children and children dying of cancer. Those are clearly not answered. But perhaps you have you own god who only pleases you.
@@TomeRodrigo amen to that
That woman is brave. I really hope she is ok. She should really go inside if a storm is coming.
Wildogg55 it’s cgi
@@whynotbeanequestrian8181 it’s a joke
Your phone: "Hurricane Preparation IMR"
Your brain: "Hurricane Preparation ASMR"
**inhale** *BOI*
Omg
My brain
Hurricane Preparation IRMA
Wrong video (and channel) to comment this mess...
Storms' a commin!
Grey Circle: There is nothing to fear but fear of being outside the circle.
I don’t even live somewhere where hurricanes come, I just like watching this,
*And the magic gray circle*
Praying for Florida ❤️
Thank you
@@andersa222 your Florida?
@@generationkindness6040 yeah Orlando
@@andersa222 noice. I am too
And Charleston
Anyone here because a hurricane is coming?
(Wonder what hurricanes will come in the future)
Yep live in Florida off the east coast lol.. and I think there’s a storm ready to form coming off Africa right now.
13di34 plays fortnite Yes, could be very dangerous
PTC Nine
I'm here because the gray circle.
Hurricane: *spawn in the Atlantic already a tropical storm *
3 days later: -hurricane is category 3 -
6 days later: already a cat.5 but still in the Atlantic
Hurricane warning to Florida
Me: seeing 500 planes fly over me each hour
It’s always somehow less by the time it hits Florida. Or at least by the time it reaches central Florida.
Nobody:
Every comment on these storm tips: to survive, get in a circle!
"Make sure you have plenty of cash"
*damn I wanna cry*
No one:
Literary no one:
Commentators: "I want to stay on that grey circle to be safe"
It’s like fortnite.
It's easy for her to say, she has her protective grey circle with her.
When that wind blows even her hat stays on her head.
Amazing!
Beam me up Scotty!
Everyone: talking about the dumb cgi for this
Me: HOW AND WHERE CAN I GET ONE OF THOSE GREY CIRCLES?!
It’s not dumb cgi it’s important cgi
@@yeaolon true but still I was just trying to make a joke jeez
no best cgi
can't find anyone who cares
Interesting Name well 9 people who care found me instead
how to survive a deadly hurricane: stand outside of your house on that grey circle in your front yard
Me:Let's board up our house.
My Dad:We will be fine!
Me:Dad it's almost a cat 5.
My Dad:Still we are still-
Me:*boards up house*
One of the best Airbenders I ever seen
Logan is right. Listen people, hurricane Andrew devastated Florida on 1992. It was coming just like this Dorian and people lost everything, they did not have electricity for 3 months. Their houses, nothing was left of them. The guy with the boat, don't joke, you will loose it. I live in PR. Maria was a monster, no communication, no cellular communication, no phones, no electricity at least 7 months on where I live. You better get lots of drinking water, lots of cash because everything will be closed and you will need cash to be able to buy anything, ATMs will not be working, fill your tanks with gas and get at least 3,x 5 gallon tanks filled too. Food-, get canned food at least 2 cans per day for each person for 3 months. Supermarkets will be closed or ripped apart. Check on Andrew's videos here and you will see how Florida was left. Here in PR we had more than 3,000 deaths. If you live on the beach or close, leave immediately, don't wait for the winds to start to leave your place, you won't be able to. Go now! I will be praying for you. Most houses over there are wood, they won't hold. Mine is all cement including ceiling and my glass window, the only one I had in glass was the first to go on Maria. My husband and I had bought a new door which was not installed yet and we had to put it against that window because the wind was so terrifying that our furniture was being moved by it, inside the house, yes, you read well, inside. Good luck, God Bless you.
Thank you
anilaadnoir most Florida homes built after Andrew are concrete block. The state and local building codes do not allow wood frame homes in high velocity wind zones.
Of course I get recommended this the day before a tropical storm hits my area 😂
How to survive any natural disaster:
just get one of these high tech circles and you’ll definitely survive
nah
not how it works
pretty sure she was in a invisible, water and debris repellent cylinder
Wow. The gray circle is always safe.When any of these weathers happens,Draw a gray circle and stand in there while the weather is gone ^^ what a good advice I just gave u guys!
Praying for everyone. Stay safe. Great video thank you. Love the special effects.
Be safe guys, Hurricane Dorian could be historic!
*IT WILL BE*
Certainly did a number to the Bahamas that's for sure. Quite an interesting track it took. Now that it's more safely out to sea we can all breath normally again. Its interesting track was due to the Bermuda high weakening.
This guy:it's gonna barely it us and be historical
Me:*gets wiped out by hurricane Harvey*
Everyone: Dorian will be so historical and may be worse than Harvey even though it barley made landfall
?????? I never said Dorian will be worst then Harvey, I said that it could be historic and it was, who knows how bad it was compared to Harvey!
CJC don’t worry I think he’s just saying that he has got it worse but I don’t think so
How do the reporters not keep from laughing while doing these. It's great, I love it. It's just cheesy but very entertaining also.
This is the only weather channel i wanna watch
Nice graphics!! Thank u for preparing my loved ones in the Tropics! God bless your channel ❤️
I love how she just stands there the WHOLE time
Just go into the gray circle
Paul Antonyuk underrated comment
@@zombsmobilebot675 no its literally copying every other comment
man I love these animations they do
Damnit, The car forgot their evacuation bag.
i mean the grey circle aside they do a good job explaining the phenonemon to those who dont understand and give out good advice especially to those who are new to living in a huricane zone
how to survive ANYTHING:
Just get in a circle. Simple.
true!
Where i live other then a sandstorm that happens every ten years no natrual disasters happen to me yet i still watch all of these
I've been living in Michigan my whole life, so I've never experienced anything like this
Im so thankful this channel exsisted!
Or just stand in that circle, & you'll be fine :)
Wow that was amazing. Feels like I was watching a dramatic show.
This circle acts the same way as the seabear circle, just more advanced and applies to nature.
Teacher:how do you survive a hurricane
Me:draw a circle around you
No need to do all that complicated stuff, just go in the grey circle!
I love the CGI and VFX effects here!
Y’all, don’t worry about the hurricane. Just look for a gray circle in case you need it.
I’m glad this woman got a grey circle just like the other guy in his flash flood situation!
Australia cyclone warnings: "another one lads, remember to have your boat and if it's flooded, floor it"
“shouts across the street”
HEY, MY BOAT IS FLOODED MATE, DO I PUT IT ON THE FLOOR OR WHAT
thought this was funny
😳 They did I not take the American flag down during that storm!
Great job weather channel 😕
South Carolina got hit hard people just don’t realize
I wanna buy that circle. Your invincible in that.
"Make sure your car is full gas and you have plenty of cash."
Everyone in the comments: or just stay in the grey circle
I stumbled into this chanel accidentally, but subscribed for the CGI and "Indestructible grey circle comments"
“Share your plans”
Me: because we are no capitalist pig
Better safe than sorry, so prepare. From the Philippines, its good to be #IMReady
I'm in Lakeland Florida
I'm in Davenport
New port richey here
@@Alex-wn6mp goodluck
@@miss_thing1737 goodluck
thrust luvklucky
These kinds of videos are so short yet so fascinating
Sighs, I hate it when amateurs put together a emergency preparedness kit. the 3 day food and water isn't going to cut it. they assume 2 meals a day and that one small food bar and one small water box is 1 meal. Not in any real world situation. That's part of the minimum kit you keep in the car all the time. NOT YOUR HOME KIT. Home kit should have 9 easy prep meals per person ( I recommend a boil in package brand ) , water purification tablets, cheese cloth and cotton rags (clean), and 1 gallon backup water. When possible use the cheese cloth and cotton to filter water you find, boil it with 1 tablet while you make your meal.
If alone (1 person kit ) pack 2 cans of Sterno (petroleum cooking jelly) , a small pot and a lighter. If it's a family kit small light weight cooking stove, 1 pot, 2 canisters of gas. A good kit should actually be 2 bags. one for food, etc and one for gear.
I am not going to put a full kit together here but I will mention a couple of items most kits never include. At least 1 roll of quarters, preferably 2. Anything from paying for a phone call (yes those do still exist) to having to do laundry from a shelter. GAMES. at least 1 pack of playing cards and a couple of those small 'car sized' games for kids. If you are stranded without power anything to take your mind off the situation helps. Finally make sure to pack some bath towels. These can become your blanket, your pillow, or even a bandage for a seriously injured person were you have to apply pressure, etc.
This is the thing you put together for worst case situations, and hope never to have to use.
I am going to copy and paste your suggestion on a card and put in my wallet until I learn it! Thank you for your suggestions for a survival prep kit. I believe it is all important and will be useful in days to come.
@@monicabct I really should do a full kit setup and find a organization to post it to the public. I do have a little bit of a advantage here. Not only have I lived through (indirectly thankfully) everything from hurricane's to wildfires to earthquakes but I also worked in a store in California that sold the generic kits. First thing we as employees did is add a card with info like I posted but also put together and sell a secondary kit that was much better designed. To bad the store was closed up 20 years ago.
One thing I didn't mention, but add in a upper line Swiss army knife. If it really is a life or death situation, you will be glad to have even that small of a "tool kit". I have the top of the line version and even in non-emergency situations I have never regretted that purchase. Also I find that large gym bags are the best choice for home made kits. Holds more then a backpack but still easy to carry.
props to cameraman for standing far from the circle.
Sometime in the near future, Local On The 8s will be like this.
Cant wait to see the guy who acts like he’s having a hard time standing in the wind 😆🙌. What a dink
i hate comments like: hey lemme just get a grey circle and ill be safe. guys stop its annoying
You know what you're not a cool sharky for that comment
I like how the American flag is still vibin' in the wind while trees are coming down xD.
What about weed
“Trees are starting to come down!”
Tree: ohwawawawaaa
Someone need to let Spongebob know that the anti-seabear circle works great for storm surge, flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc.
they made this seem so much scarier than it actually is lmaooo
i love how the weather bar on the TV is showing new orleans' weather. it'll really be 15 years in august
The backyard:Thats a lot of flowers! The hurricane: HIPPITY HOPPY YOU ARE NOW MY PROPERTY
Those pink flamingos added a nice touch to the yard!
Top three most powerful things in the universe:
3.Tornado
2.hurricane
1. That woman’s indestructible, magic grey circle
Things I would pack as well, let’s say for a family with a infant or toddler, for a infant you would want to pack 2-3 cases of diapers, don’t bring them in the box, if the bag they are wrapped in looks secure take that, if not package them in ziplock freezer bags and put them in a backpack with multiple compartments, you’ll want to use ziplock bags for things like baby powder and bottle nipples if your not breastfeeding, there are special formulas that are prepackaged in bottles, check expiration dates on these premixed ones as you may not have access to clean drinking water, if you know there will be clean water package 2 cases of your choice brand baby formula in small recycling bags and tie shut until you are at a dry area, make sure to pack wipes, pacifiers, and medications, package clothing in zip lock bags as well, you will want multiple clothing for infants and check diapers frequently, if that blue line is showing change the diaper right away
Very good simulations well done TWC
im from tasmania and i just want to say my daddy my father survied hurricane tracy how? drunk with his mates in the pub tyed down to the bar. when the police found him next day all that was left of the pub was the bar with my father and his mates hangover but proud. Santa never made it to Dawrn thar christmas thanks to hurricane tracy. Im so proud to his daughter
This made me have a dream when a hurricane was in my country or town and I died.
This made me cry a lot when I woke up.
How to survive a hurricane:*stand in a grey circle*
If Spongebob and Patrick were able to draw a circle warding off a giant sea bear attack, then I can do the same for hurricanes as well. Lol
10% Helpful preparation tips
90% Comments memeing the gray circle
100% Amazing CGI
Hollywood: we have the best CGI
The Weather Channel: *hold my gray circle*
thank you that's good advice and you be safe too
I love these CG storms
1:33 tree falls down
*only like 10 mph
Really like to watch more these kinds of report.
Is it bad I’ve been binging these all day
My concern is not about the gray circle, *Its about the fact that part of the fact that the ball and the bike are part way underground*
respect for stepping out of a curcl
I live in Greenville, South Carolina. Every hurricane that passed by me, did nearly nothing but a little bit of branches, trees swaying around, and a bunch of leaves. Nothing bad.
It doesn't mean it will always be that way.
It makes sense because Greenville, SC is like 230 miles inland. Who knows, a category 5 hurricane could come smashing into the South Carolina Coast and be anywhere from a Cat 1-4 by the time it hits you
It’s not even about the hurricanes they just love those effects
I added this to a solo playlist for only hurricane situations, i really hope everyone in florida is okay.