Crazy Winter Storms- Nor'easter - Big waves - huge snow - bomb cyclone - blizzard - winter hurricane
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2022
- A compilation of raw video from #noreaster #winterstorm between 2016-2022. This covers #newyork #nyc #boston #massachusetts and the entire #northeast. Nor'easters are deep lows that form along the Atlantic coast causing #snow #blizzard conditions, #Flooding, #stormsurge #bigwaves and make #travel nearly impossible.
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Shot locations:
Huge waves and coastal flooding. #Scituate MA and Brant Rock, MA. Shots of Jeep and Truck driving through flood waters was in Hull, MA.
High wind shots are all in different areas along the Massachusetts coast.
Fenway Park and rolling shots in city of people digging out cars Boston, MA
Home collapse is from Sandwich, MA.
The video from Times Square is from NYC.
Most of the really have snow shots are from Scranton, PA and areas along the Hudson River north of NYC. Places like Poughkeepsie, Middleton and Newburgh, NY. Also a few shots from New Jersey including Mount Arlington after breaking a record for 24 hour snowfall in 2021.
Shots of truck being pulled out of ice are from Stamford, CT.
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TRYLY PROFESSIONAL RECORDING WORK. Best storm weather video that i have seen until now.
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Unless I missed any it would be cool if had locations or grouped so can better compare and observe! But....thank you as I is appreciated! All stay safe and help each other as beat able. We are all united!
Ggggggggggggg
Agree and at some point there must be damage to foundations … or the walls what w the forces of impact from the wind and water
@@marekvollach7831 became one thing to keep on top about all this
This just proves that having waterfront property is not always a good thing to have.
ehh no it doesn't. out of a billion miles of coastline with houses on it, this tiny area with a rare storm does not validate your small minded statement.
@@DanRustle ..ehh... it does... about as stupid as building on a flood plain.
It just proves that Gods wrath comes in many forms. America sent 4 kkk to brutalise, terrorise and made 9 attempts to kill me secretly. God sent Dr Wayne Clark from S California to pray for me and a stream of fire flowed into me - Dan 7:10 . God added d fire (power) to d golden censer (me) as in Rev 8. Golden censer, an article of prayers is symbolic of faith in God thru prayers undergoing fiery trials. God gave me a vision somewhat similar to Ez 9 and gifted me with d 6 weapons/angels/plagues : wind, water, fire, earth, pestilences and wars (judges 9, d first such retribution of release of devils causing wars and Americans terrorising Americans was 911).
I imagine THOSE HOUSES are very STRONGLY BUILT , THE INSURANCE COMPANIES WOULD DEMAND
*THOSE KIND OF HOMES BE BUILT* *AS STRONG AS OCEAN GOING* *SHIPS*
*$1,000,000.00's of DOLLARS*
@@420WEED69 but it can't withstand tsunamis. Read Amos 9:6. Heed Micah 6:8 and all will be well.
Great footage, crazy that homes are so close to the ocean, no thanks. The truck sank deep in water wow, crazy. Hope no one was hurt. Thank you for updates!
The truck, I was thinking if there is nobody in there, it's not worth retrieving immediately. Unless there is some pay incentive. Or you're dating the truck owner's daughter.
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They have so much money they can afford to lose their seasonal property? Good grief!
Hello Linda how are you doing
@@michaelhudecek2778 greetings from Miami. I really for for everyone that are hurt in this process because I have gone through this process onces
Holy Mother of Pearl!!! I live a half block from the Atlantic Ocean on a barrier island on the East Coast of Florida. I have for 55 years and I've been through every hurricane that has hit us, but I've NEVER seen anything like this!!!😱😱😱
Pray you all are safe and sound in Him.
@@nancyfindley2480 Thank you Nancy! May the Lord bless and keep you.🙏🙏
It's not that bad, them ocean property get hit like that a lot
This is excellent. No obnoxious and no talking. Thank you!!!
EXCELLENT FOOTAGE! Well done be careful out there 🙏🕊️🌿
I feel cold just watching this!
Great job on these videos! Stay safe out there!
Thank you!
Excellent video! I have never seen a blizzard like this. Never even heard of a snow bomb. Formidable!
Hi how are you doing
Nice video but it's really a horrible moment there seeing that you can't access some things during such a periods. One is not going to work and those truck drivers are being stock on the road, I feel for all the victims. Greetings from Miami hope you're safe and good
It's beautiful living close to the water but personally I could never do it. It's frightening to see the power of water!
Quality video is # 1. Thank you my brother
Great footage ! Huge waves ,heavy snow ! Heard snow fall sound for the first time ! Homes close to seafront ! Everything covered with snow ! We live on a lively Planet ! Thanks for the wonderful video! God Bless All the People from the severe cold ! 👍🙏🌧️⛅⛄🚓🙏🇮🇳
Incredible footage as always!
Thanks Aaron! Big compliment coming from you.
มนุษย์หลงลืมไปว่าธรรมชาติมีหน้าที่ทำความสะอาดบนโลกเมื่อขยะที่มนุษย์สร้างไว้มันมากเกินไป🤔🤔🤔
Excellent footage 👏
Now that's how winter should be! SNOW FUN!! I've lived through all those blizzard 60-80's. And laugh when people cry over an inch of snow. Love this footage, pray all is safe. Respect to nature.
I hear you Peni. Every year they get some snow and every year whine about like they have never seen it before. I have been in snowy weather like this several times. In Germany, Rockford Illinois, Chicago, Indiana and a couple good ones in Kentucky. Now in 1978 I missed the snow in the other states,but had the pleasure to be in Georgia. Where they had there first ice storm. 🧊. But you won't catch me living near those oceans or big rivers.
Nice video but it's really a horrible moment there seeing that you can't access some things during such a periods. One is not going to work and those truck drivers are being stock on the road, I feel for all the victims. Greetings from Miami hope you're safe and good
Wonderful video, thanks!
Really good filming! We do have lots of snow in Québec sometime. Always helping peoples trap in the snow. I never get stuck and i love to help.
I live in New Zealand. You do not clearly state where you are filming. I'm curious to know. Good brave camera work. Thank you.
YOU ARE AWESOME !!!
@@erichfeit7779 Nice video but it's really a horrible moment there seeing that you can't access some things during such a periods. One is not going to work and those truck drivers are being stock on the road, I feel for all the victims. Greetings from Miami hope you're safe and good
Pure earthly adrenaline reminding humans who is in CHARGE!!!
Living in northwest Indiana, I have seen alot of lake effect snow. But 1 night, I saw lake effect that was beyond incredible. I was driving at night along Lake Michigan. It was the first lake effect of the year. There was no snow on the ground yet. I came around a curve and saw a white wall of snow. It was not snowing where I was at but 20 feet ahead it was a pure white wall. So I drive into it. I did not get 30 feet before I realized I could not see the hood of my car or headlights. I stopped under a glow I saw ahead. It was a street light. There was no wind at all. When I got out of the car, I looked up and could not see the street light above me. There was not a sound except for the snow hitting the ground. I sat there for 5 minutes and realized a car could be driving into the lake effect like I did. I pulled a 180 and headed where I thought the road was. Next thing I know I am out of the lake effect and on dry pavement again. It was in the 90's and iphones were not available yet for pictures. I stopped and look back and was amazed at how sharp the line was between no snow and the lake effect. You could literally stand on dry ground and put your arm into the snow falling. This band of snow did not last long but it dropped 6" of snow in a half a hour.
How Interesting
That must have been pretty scary. Glad you got back out ok.
Wow, that's insane and awesome at the same time...!!
Cool story! Btw a smiled when you mentioned iphones 🙂 im not american so for me iphone is just another smartphone 😊
@@texxstalker same here, iphone or smartphone, all the same.
Absolutely incredible footage, congratulations.
It's quite amazing under which conditions you manage to fly drones!
I certainly push them to the limits. The gimbal is usually the first failure point and I have my own personal drone junk yard so it isn't without risk.
@@WxChasing well, You Certainly have great shots. Very well done I Think..
I like that there is all of the audio from whats happening and not just a music soundtrack over the top of it
@@jimc7991 Oh yesssssss. Its way better like that. You can feel it more!
Quality video is #1. Thank you my brother
I don't think snow plow and tow truck drivers are appreciated enough!
Reminds me of the Blizzard of '78, which I believe was essentially a winter hurricane in the Boston area.
That was a bad year. I grew up in Wisconsin and people still talk about that year.
@@amybarker2385 Yes. It was something that you never forget. We normally would get a couple of inches of snow, but then we had just had about 2 feet of snow a couple of days before the Blizzard, then at least 4 more feet, with drifts up to 13 feet! There was no place to put the snow and it was weeks before you could drive again. They needed special plows and front-end loaders to clear the streets.
I clearly remember that storm when we lived on Seaver Street overlooking Franklin Park; and I still show footage to my disbelieving students and fellow staff members here in Georgia.
@@soyinic1373 My car was completely covered, with just a bump showing. So the first thing that I did was take a picture. I lost those pictures, but they were amazing!
Blizzard of '78: all the essentials at the supermarkets were completely out. Only thing left were canned goods and junk food
This video should serve as an example of why not to build at an ocean front or on a beach no matter how beautiful it looks. That's natures property
Couldn’t agree more. It’s insane.
Great mix ... really feel it.
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My goodness. Never in all my 81 years have I seen anything like it!
Agreed! 64 here and I've seen some amazing storms from all over the world when I spent 8 years in the US NAVY. This footage is by far the most volatile. WOW!
This video is amazing.
You create a historic document!
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Awww so beautiful!!!
I love it !!!!
Amazing footage!! Living in New England I have seen a lot of storms and I secretly love long winter storms as long as I don't have to go out. The weather man and local radio always tells people not to go out and it's amazing just how many people ignore the warnings!
Thanks for sharing!!
Hi Theresa how are you doing
Scary stuff. Truly hoping everyone affected by this extreme weather is alright.
These storms are bad enough when they happen in the South when it's warm. It just makes it exponentially worse to me if it is happening when it's freezing cold. Thx for the great video.
Excelent work !!!
Personally I think that all homes should be built 200 ft from shore and the state maintain 100 ft right away for public access.the water fronts belong to everyone not just the few.The majority of shoreline access around the U.S. is I excess able East, West, Gulf of Mexico its a shame.
It's probable that the extreme ocean proximity to these shoreline homes is likely due to the long-term effect of beach erosion as well as the immediate effects of storm surge and high tide.
Happening to more and more areas south Florida. I believe beached should be public not private beaches
Great footage! Seeing bunches of people driving on snow with summer tyres is ridiculous. But seeing the emergency medical car on summer tyres is irrational.
Yep.
Studs & chains should always be brought out in winter, just in case.
Everyone in this town, my hats off to yall.
Oh, the weather outside is frightening 🥶.
But the fire is do delightful.😀
0:06 is a great example of how dangerous waves can be. It looks clear almost like you can walk on that pathway, but the next second you're hit by tons of water and swept out to sea.
Thanks for another super upload on UA-cam. Your videos are so enjoyable to watch and they help counter the anger I get from seeing the number of trash vertical videos that I get on my feed, despite begging of UA-cam to not send anything vertical on my feed. More of us should let UA-cam controllers know how much we hate vertical video and how it has ruined UA-cam.
I find Nor’easters to be fascinating storms, basically extratropical hurricanes. I won’t ever forget March 2018, four Nor’easters in four weeks. The later two dumbed a ton of snow here in Jersey.
2018 was epic. They are one of my favorite weather events. Watching the waves in Scituate and Brant Rock is just incredible. The people in both towns are very kind and welcoming as well.
Subtropical
@@WxChasing pray alllah read Holy books.
@@mohammedriyaz7981 lol
@Firefox what?
This was some great footage.
Hey Patricia how are you doing 😊
@Matthias Shell Good. Just lazing around. Fortunate to not be in any floods or tornados. Though I have been around several tornados. But was fortunate for no harm or damage. 😄 I enjoy your videos.
@@patriciaberry4630 thanks dear and happy you're safe where you're so where are you living right now
@@matthiasshell5471 In a 55 and over assisted living. 204 apartments. It is nice. Has a pool,hot tub, lots of stuff to do. We take trips to places. Like the huge antique mall. 😄
@@patriciaberry4630 okay so what are you doing today
People who build houses so close to the shore with no sea barrier are looking for trouble.
Barriers never last
IT"S crazy so close to the cost!!😱😱 ⛄⛄🏳🌈
best vid i have ever seen on this
Это для того чтобы все люди на планете воссоединились. Нет тех кто лучше кто хуже, каждый индивидуален, учимся жить друг с другом мирно💜🌷✨✨✨
Это все от разности температур и атмосферного давления. А любой мир - это отсутствие конкуренции. Приводит полной остановке развития и загниванию.
NUMBERS A TO Z
Learning the truth can be a painful process, especially when it has been hidden from you your whole life. If the world you thought you were living in proves to be based on deception, the truth can seem unbelievable, bizarre. It is made even worse, when it involves people you respected, leaders you voted for, people you trusted. At first there is disbelieve, then disorientation, then outrage over the betrayal, combined perhaps with fear and then sadness, etc. Each person has their own process of waking and goes at their own pace. But coming to terms with unwanted truth is part of the process of awakening and it is often the shocking and emotionally difficult part. However, on the other side of this process of “awakening” is a stable foundation where we will rapidly rebuild a new, safer, more prosperous and more peaceful reality for ourselves, our children and yes, even the greater world.
I am number “B”. Why do you hate the message? Brain washed? & programmed?
A:- The surface of non-moving liquid is always flat & level, always.
B:- Do not kill the messenger, if you hate the message.
C:- Fill your bottle to half with liquid, turn the bottle at all angles & look at the surface of this liquid.
D:- If man and woman can not live on this liquid, together. Then it is a waste of time talking about this liquid.
E:- How does liquid bend around your planet. ANS=GRAVITY. ONLY ON A SCREEN.
F:- Watch shipping container ships travel around the world.
G:- At the equator, your planet spins at average of 980miles an hour, West to East.
H:- The top speed of a passenger plane is 550miles an hour.
I:- If a passenger plane was flying West to East at the equator. What would be the numbers.
J:- Equator spin = 980m/h plane speed = 550m/h 980-550=430m/h.
K:- 430m/h Equator spins faster then a passenger plane can fly?
L:- Airport runways face North to South, South to North, East to West, West to East.
M:- How many inches per second does your planet’s runways move?
N:- “You can lead a horse to water but you can not make him drink!”
O:- “You can give people information but you can not make them look at it!” TOC
P:- Always remember, “It’s not what you know. It’s what you can prove!”
Q:- "Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance”.
R:- “The ultimate ignorance is the rejection of something you know nothing about, yet refuse to INVESTIGATE”.
S:- “It’s easier to fool people, then it is to convince them that they have been fooled.” MARK TWAIN.
T:- People of earth are dumb, they will believe anything we tell them.
U:- People, who live in Australia, are dumber(dumbest) they believe they live upside down on the side of a sphere with water magically stuck to it.
V:- Can people see a boat go over the curve from the beach?
W:- How high off the ground do you need to be to see the curve of your planet?
X:- How high has humans traveled in space?
Y:- Where is the dangerous Van Allen Belts?
Z:- Who is Scorpion. ANS= MORTAL COMBAT, OR
Do you think people can handle this?
@@user-tk1ty7cg2q ошибочную мысль. Не связаны никак желания и мысли отдельного человека и метеоусловий в конкретной точке планеты. К чему связывать разные понятия?
@@nalunyaninmoto426 так никто про связь речь и не вел) Суть в том, что понятие «отсутствие мира ведет к конкуренции и процветанию» исключительно субъективна
@@user-tk1ty7cg2q нет. Вся биосфера планеты миллиард лет по этому принципу развивается.
It amazes me people live in the states that get this kind of weather year after year
Having traveled the country to cover all types of extreme weather I can say the grass is always browner on the other side when it comes to disasters. States that frequently get hit with tornadoes cant imagine dealing with wildfires. People who are threatened by wildfires and earthquakes can’t imagine dealing with hurricanes. People threatened by hurricanes can not imagine dealing with frequent winter weather and around it goes.
Yes I grew up in this kind of weather. It is what it is.😊
@@WxChasing from wa state.. well said
People tired of disasters should come live here in the south of Sweden, or the area close like denmark or north germany. No hurricanes(with a few exceptions and then it is mostly fallen trees, very rare tough with these storms), earthquakes, wildfires(mostly farmland), not much snow to speak of, no extreme heat in the summer, no tornadoes, no flashfloodings(no mountains).
I guess we are lucky in this regard.
@@willothewispl I grew up in Spokane Washington, not quite as bad, four seasons but cold. I prefer my 25 years of Las Vegas. Stay warm ☺️
This is insane! 😳
TKS FOR ALL YOU REPORT ON.
magnificent 👏 well done!
God is showing these nations who's in CONTROL...
A natureza é maravilhosa mas eu não teria coragem para morar num lugar como este!!!💖🇧🇷💖🇧🇷💖🇧🇷💖🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
А у них такого не было...
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im looking at my drone footage like ...oh, look at the pretty boat...then i look at this....gddmit! great video
A question to the Realtor: does this property have water front
Realtor: oh yes alot of it 😆
I recognized Scituate and Brant Rock, Ma. Yup. That’s what storms look like here.
I enjoy this.
The cooling effects of strong winds are enormous at land but most at sea, in the induced spray there is the effect of icing. (soup effect)
Cold air has a low density and only the speed by the displaced volume per unit of time can increase it above warmer water in the cooling winter period (9/21 - 3/21) of less day than night.
I live on the north shore of mass in a beach town called Salisbury. I’ve seen these kind of storms growing up my whole life. Destroying property. Washing away half the sand on the beach. Fires. Crazy the power of a nor’easter
PS: People please do not drive through salt water. Total your car.
I love winter, when you lose current it gives you a reason to lighten a candle and just chill. It also makes car rides so fun.
I remember a lot of the big snowstorms in New England. Had enough of them and high COL and moved south.
Wentr and the call very crazy
THIS IS THE LIVE@$$$@ JORDAN
Świetna składanka 😊😊❗❗👍👍
I live in the lower South Island of New Zealand (Otago) and we get seasonal snow. We use snow chains on our vehicles and are advised by authorities to do so . We are advised not to travel unless we really have to. What I can't get my head around is why don't Americans use snow chains? It would save so much chaos and insurance claims over damaged vehicles. It is crazy to be on a snow covered and icy road without snow chains on. It's a no brainer.
They have winter tyres and also studded ones. I have seen chains on tow truck pulling out a semi. Ice was the problem there. Didn’t see any chains on the snow plows.
Good job buddy.
I thought the thumbnail image was going to be clickbait. Nope. Real intense.
Nope, I dont do clickbait.
My heart goes out to those that lost their homes to damaged homes.
Well then they shouldn't have built them so close to the water.
@@calvinduchaine5501 exactly right. Builders who have homes up for sale in questionable places and you scratch your head wondering why people buy them.
@@calvinduchaine5501 So everybody who gets flooded has only themselves to blame do they? I don't know the age of the houses but if global warming means more intense storms, I'd say most of these houses were built before global warming was mainstream news and considering most cities are built near water and almost all cities have houses this close to the water. It's a bit unfair to blame them building a house possibly a hundred years ago and then in hindsight we use words like "exactly right" or we blame them.
@@antonyjh1234 it's a known fact, you build a house with a big tree ten feet from it the tree could fall on it some day, if you build a house in tornado alley some day you could get hit with a tornado, build a house close and I mean close to water eventually you'll get flooded out.
@@calvinduchaine5501 Most cities were built beside water, and trees. Saying they shouldn't have a few hundred years down the line is, well it's based on hindsight being 20/20 and ignores the water and the wood gained in the meantime.
So, once upon a time there would have been Forests to take the impact & stabilize the storms, to a great degree & no cement. Glad I do not have waterfront property even though most folk covet it.
Born and grew up on the South Shore in MA, where Hull and Scituate are also located - I recognized quite a bit of the locations, and remember dealing with Nor'easters' and blizzard snowfall and more (Blizzard of '78, anyone??) .....
Looks like fun....wish I was there.
Really extremely apocalyptic and I feel soooo responsable for this!
Bellybuttonism much?!😅
I live it and it still surprises me
Wow!!!
Coastal erosion is normal, especially where there is no rock.... Anything soft like sand banks, limestone etc it will erode badly....
Happening really bed here in Wexford Ireland 🇮🇪
These people who buy water front property. Should pay for insurance coverage and not ask the rest of us to pay for them. No more properties build on the coast line leave it for nature.👌👌👌🙀
Я живу в России в южном городе Краснодар, сейчас у нас вечер идет дождь температура +10. Живу в новом многоквартирном доме на 8 этаже, хорошо отапливаемом. Но предпросмотре такого красивого видео, мне становиться почему-то холодно.
Qué YESHUA nos proteja a ti y a mi y a todo el mundo
😢😮living in south africa at 62yrs age never ever walked in snow or touched it and don't also wish to so ur footage I'd incredible to me.tx.pray for the safety of people living in these weather conditions.😮❤❤
Went thru many noreasters, blizzards, ice and snow and extreme cold for many years....never again. Moved south and enjoying it.
Nice video but it's really a horrible moment there seeing that you can't access some things during such a periods. One is not going to work and those truck drivers are being stock on the road, I feel for all the victims. Greetings from Miami hope you're safe and good
One good thing about living in Baltimore….all this extreme weather is redirected toward the farther northern states.
Where was this taking place ?
This is the most incredible historic footage of nature gone crazy.
Pulitzer prize images never seen before in our time.
I just hope my compatriots out there are okay. Prayers brothers and sisters.
Wow! Kudos to you going out in that stuff! I would be somewhere safe and warm😯
Here in Erie, Pennsylvania this is a normal winter. Lake effect snow.
Las Vegas, Nv. USA, 60 degrees Fahrenheit most of the winter.
Maybe in the daytime. I also live in Las Vegas and right now it's 38 degrees, but, it is 1 am🥶🥶🥶
It was déjà vu for me. North Scituate MA what looks like the exact same street 🌈
Awesome
We used to get snow and drifting like this here in Yorkshire. But now thanks to Global Warming we only get to watch it on TV and You Tube when it happens somewhere else. You know, over here we build our coastal houses out of bricks and granite, they tend not to blow away quite so quickly as the ones built out of sticks and chewing gum......
Nice video but it's really a horrible moment there seeing that you can't access some things during such a periods. One is not going to work and those truck drivers are being stock on the road, I feel for all the victims. Greetings from Miami hope you're safe and good
That is a horrible storm. Never seen anything quite like it.
Excellent footage. . .Tell me, in your experience do u think the weather is getting wilder more often .. or is it much the same.
There should be a law that no building to close to all water rivers lakes and oceans. Water always can flood and why should my insurance go up for people that want to live close to water.
I am fascinated by the stability of all these cameras
Thanks! I spend a lot of time and money to get the right equipment and practicing with it to maximize the effectiveness. The couple of shaky shots are from shivering while shooting. Lol
I will never forget the nor'easters in Rockport and Gloucester Massachusetts!!!
lovely view trough window,,
Blizzard of ‘78 was the granddaddy of modern nor’eastahs. Read 14 hrs till dawn, fascinating
I lived in Marshfield, Mass in 1991, right in the seawall, just like you see, only the storm was double that, my gf kept saying we gotta go, everyone else has evacuated, but I said look how the waves are breaking over the house, beautiful green seawater cascading down the roof and over the windows, she didn't see the beauty, she was right of course but once in a lifetime, the perfect storm, I was mesmerized and foolish, once a wave tossed a large boulder through the sliding glass doors I said, ok honey, your right again, we were trapped in our car because each end of the streets were to deep, backed the car on the other side of the house and had front row seats to waves coming over the house and telephone pole wires with beautifully blue sparks running up and down the wires, in about 1 hour watching the house was dragged out to sea, leaving only the foundation and our king-size mattress on the floor of the foundation, that's it, everything gone, including a pot roast in the oven, but I did shut the oven off.lol
We live not too far from the equator. Rain and hail is familiar but we have never seen snòw. We get hot in òur country.
Hey John, thank you for sharing your experience. I often wonder what that 91 storm looked like. I’m not jealous of your loss but I am of the experience.
@@lynetteoosthuizen8947.Nice video but it's really a horrible moment there seeing that you can't access some things during such a periods. One is not going to work and those truck drivers are being stock on the road, I feel for all the victims. Greetings from Miami hope you're safe and good
@@lynetteoosthuizen8947 so sorry about that what country are you
Ammazing.
Wow
It seems obvious to me that burrior walls like those should be curved like a snow plow so the bulk of the waives goes back on itself and not protected further inland.
How did that truck go under? Was the driver thinking that the ice was thick enough to drive on ? Hopefully the occupants got out in time. 😲✌️❤️🦋🙏
They thought they were driving on a parking lot due to whiteout conditions. In fairness, it was pretty easy to do. Both the driver and passenger were rescued.
YepI remember this nightmare!
even though this storm is/was a catastrophy there is something beautiful about it like the frosted houses on the beach.
Hello Connie how are you doing
Man I'm glad I moved to the deep south.....I hated winter in Michigan growing
Pray alllah or God read Holy books
@@mohammedriyaz7981 I don't think she meant as deep south as hell 🤣
Move next to the ocean it will be fun they said..