To the people of Orange Beach, my heart goes out to you. It will be okay. Help each other. Your town is still there. I will be praying for you. From the heart of a Hurricane Michael survivor in the FL Panhandle.
My home is east of here, approx. 65 miles northeast of Mexico Beach where as you know we took a really hard it from Hurricane Michael a couple years ago. I had a large amount of damage to my home and lost a lot of beautiful trees but I found the weak spots and rebuilt the house stronger so the next hurricane won't damage me so badly but unfortunately can't replace all those trees so easily. This part of the country with these beautiful beaches and sea is a wonderful place to live but we have to pay for it by dealing with these occasional storms. We simply have to keep on keepin' on and rebuild stronger than ever so we don't have to worry as much about the next one. God bless you Orange Beach, you will come back better than ever.
I'm so sorry for all the devastation & suffering of all who have lost their homes and their possessions,And my deepest sympathy is with those who have lost their loved ones in this. But 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 & 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. And may GOD give you all comfort and peace in this so very devastating times. GODS BLESSING be upon you all now and always. 🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🎺✝💜✝🎺🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊
At the 5:57 min mark shows the covered entrance to Romer Towers with roof gone, we were in building right next to it Romer Place tan building in back ground and watched this roof come off. 110 MPH. But all in all from a person goes back to 1947 hurricane and has done some of the real bad one the over all damage to condos and area around Orange Beach is not that bad. The electrical grad big parts is all there and standing. Beaches did suffer erosion. I am only aware of one death.
This storm was a lot worse than expected. When it dropped to a Cat 1 thought a little wind Damage and some Flooding, but this ended up being close to a Cat 3 when it made landfall based on the Damage coming out.
If that tattered flag isn't how this country's feels right now I don't know what is. But the positive outlook is Old Glory still was holding on and that's a good sign.
I do not understand how people can justify owning a boat and not having the resources to move it when they see a hurricane coming. I can imagine it is a difficult task, but they seem to take unusual risk. Can that big boat be fixed ?
As the next President of the United States, the only real Republican President in 2020, and the only President who has Real-World Hurricane and Natural Disaster Response Experience, I will give Alabama, Florida, Puerto Rico, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and the entire Atlantic Coast the best Physical and Economic Aid that I can .. My Response Teams will assist with the complete rebuild and recovery of every community affected by the Last several seasons of Hurricane Damage .. Vote #BradHartliep #President in November -- No President will do more for the People of the South than Florida, Alabama and Texas Resident Brad Hartliep ..
My family every year rents a house right on the beach we thought hurricane sally would only be a category 1 hurricane and in the middle of the night we lost power and so did everyone else in gulf shores but in the morning after praying all night are house had no damage what so ever while other houses had holes in the side of them
The road there lies right next to the back bay where most people keep them docked so when the water came up and the wind started pushing them they just got strewn all over the place.
Nope. They normally tied to a dick with anchors. This storm was predicted to go to Louisiana but made a west turn at last minute. This is what happens when people di not prepare.
Where are you going to move boats to? Smaller boats can be trailered but where can you park them? Bigger boats weigh too much and are never trailered. We had a 40ft and a 48ft SeaRay bridge boats. Those are big boats and were either at the dock or stored indoors for the winter. We lived in IL at the time. The boats at the docks were swept away by the storm serge. You cannot stop the impact/powerful force of water.
@@robertrafferty4102 I believe they drove them by water away from the storm. Evacuees most likely took them to wherever they went. We went to Motel 6 in Destin. Luckily we got a room because they were hard to come by. It was kind of sad with everybody there from Waveland and the coast. People had pets, boats, furniture and some brought barbeque pits to cook for everybody.
If they pay you enough you can rebuild.... After you take a month to recover from the damage. Or do like I did... Go away to someplace cooler like the mountains and come back in December when the storms are over
What an ugly ugly development, no awareness of the natural environment .... and the result was inevitable as one can see ....... shit-rules! never mind the quality, think of the width?
@@jennifers.5274 It's actually not as bad as they are making it out to be. Lot of people starting cleaning yesterday. Many people are returning to work today. By the end of the weekend most everything will look normal. Don't let the broken cars and boats fool you. Lot of people who are upside down on a loan have gap insurance. They use this as an opportunity to get out of the loan. Overall, this was a minor inconvenience of a storm. The news is trying to make it much more than what it is.
To the people of Orange Beach, my heart goes out to you. It will be okay. Help each other. Your town is still there. I will be praying for you. From the heart of a Hurricane Michael survivor in the FL Panhandle.
I will start chasing hurricanes this year. Michael was such a cool storm. Sally was Ok but not as good.
My home is east of here, approx. 65 miles northeast of Mexico Beach where as you know we took a really hard it from Hurricane Michael a couple years ago. I had a large amount of damage to my home and lost a lot of beautiful trees but I found the weak spots and rebuilt the house stronger so the next hurricane won't damage me so badly but unfortunately can't replace all those trees so easily. This part of the country with these beautiful beaches and sea is a wonderful place to live but we have to pay for it by dealing with these occasional storms. We simply have to keep on keepin' on and rebuild stronger than ever so we don't have to worry as much about the next one. God bless you Orange Beach, you will come back better than ever.
Thank you! I’ve been trying to get some info on The Breakers and you got it early in the video. Be safe yourself!
I'm so sorry for all the devastation & suffering of all who have lost their homes
and their possessions,And my deepest sympathy is with those who have lost
their loved ones in this. But 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 & 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. And may GOD give you all comfort and peace in this
so very devastating times. GODS BLESSING be upon you all now and always.
🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🎺✝💜✝🎺🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊
At the 5:57 min mark shows the covered entrance to Romer Towers with roof gone, we were in building right next to it Romer Place tan building in back ground and watched this roof come off. 110 MPH. But all in all from a person goes back to 1947 hurricane and has done some of the real bad one the over all damage to condos and area around Orange Beach is not that bad. The electrical grad big parts is all there and standing. Beaches did suffer erosion. I am only aware of one death.
This storm was a lot worse than expected. When it dropped to a Cat 1 thought a little wind Damage and some Flooding, but this ended up being close to a Cat 3 when it made landfall based on the Damage coming out.
and moved slower than walking speed, dumping so much rain, not to mention the fury of high speed wind
Hurricane season has a few more months to go! Wow. Prayers for recovery from this disaster.
If that tattered flag isn't how this country's feels right now I don't know what is. But the positive outlook is Old Glory still was holding on and that's a good sign.
i was down in this area in april and things were still really tore up 😭
I don’t think you could even imagine the damage!
What I do not get is how insurance companies still insure these poor people. I mean every year they get hammered. Their premiums must be insane.
It’s been atleast 15 years since gulf shores has had a hurricane
I do not understand how people can justify owning a boat and not having the resources to move it when they see a hurricane coming. I can imagine it is a difficult task, but they seem to take
unusual risk. Can that big boat be fixed ?
As the next President of the United States, the only real Republican President in 2020, and the only President who has Real-World Hurricane and Natural Disaster Response Experience, I will give Alabama, Florida, Puerto Rico, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and the entire Atlantic Coast the best Physical and Economic Aid that I can .. My Response Teams will assist with the complete rebuild and recovery of every community affected by the Last several seasons of Hurricane Damage .. Vote #BradHartliep #President in November -- No President will do more for the People of the South than Florida, Alabama and Texas Resident Brad Hartliep ..
I live not too far away from orange beach and our house only lost a couple of shingles lol. It wasnt as bad as these pics show
КОГДА СМОТРИШЬ ТАКОЕ,ТО ЗАДУМЫВАЕШЬСЯ ПО НЕВОЛЕ-НА СКОЛЬКО ЧЕЛОВЕК БЕССИЛЕН ПРОТИВ СТИХИЙ
1:23 ... at least the owners can find their boats .....a little scratched .. but not sunk
lolll
My family every year rents a house right on the beach we thought hurricane sally would only be a category 1 hurricane and in the middle of the night we lost power and so did everyone else in gulf shores but in the morning after praying all night are house had no damage what so ever while other houses had holes in the side of them
Who's boat is this boat?
So sad, we were just down there & it was beautiful.
Very sad,have enjoyed so many fun times here.....
We will be back .
How did those boat ended up over on the road
The road there lies right next to the back bay where most people keep them docked so when the water came up and the wind started pushing them they just got strewn all over the place.
Flooding
How do you think...lol
I didn't know boats were left in the water when a hurricane is going to hit. I thought they were moved to higher ground.
Nope. They normally tied to a dick with anchors. This storm was predicted to go to Louisiana but made a west turn at last minute. This is what happens when people di not prepare.
Where are you going to move boats to? Smaller boats can be trailered but where can you park them? Bigger boats weigh too much and are never trailered. We had a 40ft and a 48ft SeaRay bridge boats. Those are big boats and were either at the dock or stored indoors for the winter. We lived in IL at the time. The boats at the docks were swept away by the storm serge. You cannot stop the impact/powerful force of water.
@@robertrafferty4102 I believe they drove them by water away from the storm. Evacuees most likely took them to wherever they went. We went to Motel 6 in Destin. Luckily we got a room because they were hard to come by. It was kind of sad with everybody there from Waveland and the coast. People had pets, boats, furniture and some brought barbeque pits to cook for everybody.
@@robertrafferty4102 sorry for your loss. I understand people from out of State could not get there.
Keep showing the same street
No pictures of the FloraBama, man I gotta have a Bushwacker.
Yeah. They'll throw 4 plywood boards down, 2 tarps and a picnic table and call it good. Remodel complete and open for business!
Living on the ocean this is how life is. Its going to happen over and over. Actually got lucky this time.
sorry to see, hope u have insurance.
I was very affected by this storm and had some bad damage but life goes on
Battle Wagon loss that battle Easu is going through some of their punishments...,
This is very sad 😢
You couldn’t pay me to live here!
I live 30 miles inland, but go to the beach weekly to run and swim. It is beautiful. I cannot live without a water view. It is in my soul.
If they pay you enough you can rebuild.... After you take a month to recover from the damage. Or do like I did... Go away to someplace cooler like the mountains and come back in December when the storms are over
And idiot people out for a drive !! How dumb can humans get 😡
My grandparents live down there
mmmm driving through salt water ..... mmm
So sorry
A Di Da Phat🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
So sad truly it is.
live on the coast; enjoy the storms!
Free boats for everybody
I was just there 2weeks ago 🥺🤦🏽♂️😖
I hate this cause I am supposed to go to Fort Morgan Alabama next Month
Looks like some boats could fly out of the water Holly cow look where they landed.
Storm surge... They floated
Oh no...we have a gawkers delay.
Move time
Deep sea fishing next to the Highway!
Yep
this storm was so bad and I live in Alabama
I'm worried about my Brother
He has a house 4 doors down from flippers!
Call him
@@helyce5303 I found my brother he is ok.
Thank you so much!
God Bless💜
@@helyce5303 I Found my brother safe!
Thank you so much.
God Bless yall💜
What an ugly ugly development, no awareness of the natural environment .... and the result was inevitable as one can see ....... shit-rules! never mind the quality, think of the width?
Las Ca' aveti bani ....cadetti va ridicati ...
Chemtrails effect.
Is that trolling?
@@最高共産主義 no ....you must learn about chemtrails...to see how dangerouse are...to wake up all the peopels...to can stop chemtrails.
Alaah is so powerful nothing can‘t stop good this is the low the word ask fight and fight fight viva his scores
i wish 😪 this weather happens where i live... it just freaking desert 🏜 😫
These storms are a lot of fun.
@@michaelh7527 you right.. The news just make it too much tragedy
@@jennifers.5274 It's actually not as bad as they are making it out to be.
Lot of people starting cleaning yesterday. Many people are returning to work today. By the end of the weekend most everything will look normal.
Don't let the broken cars and boats fool you. Lot of people who are upside down on a loan have gap insurance. They use this as an opportunity to get out of the loan.
Overall, this was a minor inconvenience of a storm. The news is trying to make it much more than what it is.
Be careful what you wish for...
@@teegood1904 I wish it comes all of it to where I live 💫💨 and leave the people over there in peace ✌
Good Karma 😀😁😂