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Nicole: Beach Erosion Still Major Concern For Daytona Beach Shores, Buildings Deemed Unsafe
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Beach erosion will still be a major concern for Daytona Beach Shores while some buildings are deemed unsafe after Nicole. FOX Weather's Robert Ray reports. #nicole #daytonabeach #foxweather
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The foolish man built his house upon the sand. The wise man built his house upon the rock.
My thoughts exactly just not reasonable
Exactly but they will
Rebuild; and it will
Get torn down again
Next time they might lose lives instead of buildings...
@@davidcaruso4859 how is the truth not reasonable?
Many people have enjoyed these location for many, many years...probably around 100 yrs. Over time or actually just the last couple years this has happened....not appropriate to make such holier than though comments! It's all about perspective!. I agree that dunes further out should have been left but I thought I heard over time they have s.l.o.w.l.y. also been eroded! Have empathy for these people!
Also the whole state of Florida is built on limestone and sand!
When you build on sand right on the ocean, it’s not a matter of if, but when the ocean will take it…
Lol
no building on the coast,no building in the swamps
Really? Gee ,OBOZO and Potatohead biden both bought ocean front homes even after pushing the.... "oceans are rising " .... garbage.
Well, might as well desert Florida. We can build near the coast if we do it correctly. Buildings on stilts designed to take in storm surge. We need to plant our mangroves back! They used to be everywhere on the coast and many people remove them! They also clean the water!
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
Developers, the closer the ocean the bigger the bucks, simple.
@@konsejitos
You are absolutely right.
My favorite thing is them talking about how dangerous it is as the buildings could collapse at any moment, and how they are being safe, and then they go and literally walk directly under where the building would collapse. Hope your reporter and camera op don't get killed because they want to get up close to structurally unsafe buildings...
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
They get their 15 minutes of fame .. the reporters seem really excited about this
I thought the same thing lol. Its not safe. But we're ok lol. Believe nothing you hear, an only half of what you see. Did you notice how he walked away from the tide coming in?
He letting us know he’s risking his life to show us what he’s about to show us.
@@cassandrahenry dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. That camera has a zoom lens. ZERO reason to get that close, as you can achieve the same thing without putting yourself in danger. 😂👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽
*I live on the intracoastal, one mile from here. Last Friday afternoon I walked the beach right there.*
After Hurricane Ian, you could see that all the damage was caused by BAD SEAWALLS, not home construction. If yours and your neighbor's seawalls held up, the houses are fine. If your seawall held up, but your neighbor's didn't, the water eroded your foundation BEHIND your intact seawall. This damage could have been avoided if owners had maintained their seawalls better and built them stronger before construction of these buildings. This was a classic domino effect. One or two seawalls go down and there is a chain reaction.
This funny rich land complaining about other rich land owners...lol..have fun living next to the water.
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
@@gaim44 , wow. What a horrible comment from a very nasty person.
You are clueless about this area. I'm glad. That means that you don't live near me.
Well it was good while it lasted.....
Why are we feeling sorry for those who build on a barrier island?
POWER OF SURGE AND WINDS!!!!!!!!!!! Ocean is pretty to look at but not wise to build close on it....
It's sad that everyone is going through this but maybe it wasn't a good idea to put all that stuff on the shore in the first place
It appears some of the retaining walls for these multi unit buildings were insufficient to contain a storm surge from a Cat 1 hurricane, let alone Cat 2+. Not every building in the area was affected. That leads me to believe that engineering shortcuts took place in order to save money. Insufficient footings for the retaining walls is probably the culprit. Not the hurricane itself.
Most of the damaged homes are over 40 years old and built way before the upgraded building codes took place..
Both.
Nicole was a super storm sandy on steroids. It was a very large storm with a eye 50 miles across.
Keep building up to the beach all in the sake for money. This state is causing it's own problems with rising homeowners insurance costs. Not having state programs in place to help strengthen older homes roofs & not requiring mobile home communities to be upgraded as they get past a certain age on the coastline.
Welcome to DeSantis state ..
@@electroclassics
Most of this state has only voted Red for about 25 years straight & everything has gotten worse. Outside of 20mo It will be 30 years living in this state come February 1993. Ask yourself why Citizens was created about 20 some years ago? Expecting private homeowners insurance companies to assume all the private real estate growth cheaply is expecting someone else to constantly pay for your vices.
Here in Massachusetts we see this scenario all the time. The ocean claims all coastlines.
🤔 hasn't happened to the elite's up that way,yet!
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
The coastline belongs to the ocean and the waves
The coastline belongs to the ocean and the waves
I was so afraid for the reporter as he was getting closer to the unstable structures 😖😖😬….don’t get closer please and get buried underneath. Super scary 😦 🫣 my heart began to raise
They will do anything for market share views!
No loss, he's a horrible reporter.
@@spocksvulcanbrain 😆
Why don't they show the hotels that are built on the beach?
Why would someone build expensive housing and lodging on sand?
The whole state is wetlands , limestone and sand!
Ask OBOZO and Potatohead biden.
PROFIT
Greed
Much of this is caused by just going through Ian. The shoreline didn't have time to be built back up or to even naturally refortify. Also, in the earlier developed shore areas, proper dunes weren't left as a buffer. This was bound to happen eventually. Just everyone hoped it wouldn't be in their lifetime, but here we are.
The price of living on the beach.
@@jimbeam2705 Yep, just like building on River flood plains.
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
Blame mother nature for back to back storms... So funny.
@@NarleyAdventures .... Or in "Tornado Alley", or in California & Nevada near the San Andreas fault, or near Redwood National Park (near wildfires), or in............
Property values in FL, especially along the coast, are toast.
LOL, that's what you think.
@@jimbeam2705 The truth hurts 🤡
@W.T. F. Wrong again 🤡
@W.T. F. You're wrong 🤡
@@PacMan-ph4uy , no. You're the one who's wrong. I live one mile from here. My little 1979 built house became significantly more valuable after the two hurricanes because it withstood the storms and didn't flood. People are always going to live here. Today there is less inventory. Basic supply and demand.
I'd be moving out of those condos after the Champlain Towers collapse last year!
Imagine what plans could have been made if the governor switched his focus from the Texas border to the Florida beaches. All that time and money spent far from home.
You sound like a clueless libertard.
Coastlines move, always have - always will. I hope none of those folks expect WELFARE because of their personal choice to build next to the ocean on sand.
If one can afford to live right on the ocean, they will never qualify for any sort of welfare, even if they are retired.
They have all the right, they pay triple the taxes and insurance. Stop hating on a lifestyle thar anyone has the right to have.
@@lindamartin632 I more than agree. My son lives in St Aug beach and he pays more property taxes & ins than my whole block. LOL.
@@lindamartin632 They're hating on them because prior to this happening they were jealous.
@@lindamartin632 insurance is a personal option, they do pay more in taxes but their taxes no not cover beach nourishment and road repair, etc. We call that...WELFARE.
coastal realestate is over agents. None more over pricing n greed $$$$
Well these are all millionaires with your beach front property's I'm sure they can afford this mess
But the working poor should pay for there misfortune its all about principals and the rich are the chosen ones by God to rule over us:)
@@gaim44 What God?
I don't think I'd want to build this close to the ocean. Not a good idea.
Foolish is the man who builds his house on the sand
We've lived this ..coming from South East Texas..we went through Rita, Ike , and last for us was Harvey , with SIXTY inches of rain (and NOW we live in Florida), lol ....Epic..FLORIDA NEEDS TO LOOK at GALVESTON ISLAND SEAWALL... . And how it was built and why it survives...
Pray The Rosary!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Prayers
Well hopefully now people will stop building on the beaches..sad
Florida is disappearing… it will get worst. Construction is out of control too..
It is? Seems to still be visible. Not sure what fantasy you're in.
LOL, I bet that you're a AOC supporter. LOL 😂
@@jimbeam2705 I bet you're gay 🤡
Good riddance
@@nygrl6102 Sorry you feel this way. I wish you a long prosperous life.
Great reporter, thanks
I hope people get smart and start moving away from the coastlines of Florida if you are in danger of erosion. Especially those condo towers. We don't want another one of those collapsing.
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
TRUE
They said not to build on the sand.
Yup! Building on sand is a bad idea. Pretty sure the Bible had a story about that.
Just wealthy people building on the sand nothing to see here...lol
All of Florida is limestone and sand!
I’m on the other coast Cat 5 Ian they are lucky it was only a 1
Not sure if many of you have been to Daytona but it’s pretty trashy and raggedy.. those retaining walls needed replaced 25 years ago
You have obviously never been to *Daytona Beach Shores.* It's not the same city.
It's clean, safe and very expensive.
I am a Florida native. I just went back to Daytona beach for the first time in about a year. The hotel we always stay at had no beach stairway. It was a huge long high walkway & Nicole took it away. On airBnB there are so many available homes in Wilbur By The Sea & I’m like don’t do that 😬
When you build your home 15 feet from where waves come in this is what happens. Silly people deserve what they get sometimes!
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
Who cannot hear will feel. Seeing is believing.centuries ago American pioneers were told never to build buildings on the coast line as it is the Path of the Devil winds
Dude, a bridge is a structure, not an infrastructure. Infrastructure is the basic organizational systems, structures and facilities for operations of a society.
WTF a bridge is part of infrastructure...lol
Does that include wasted 50 million on a heated sidewalk?
Needless to say that building close to the ocean one should expect this type of view. Although the power of an element like water will cause destruction so sad, turn to Creator
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
I live here.. Let it wash away. This place sucks..
Please move away. Most people here are very nice. You are ruining it for all of us.
Hope they are all safe and heed warnings alot of people are still dealing with ian as well so much devastation
I have no FEELINGS humans have and are destroying the EARTH.
LOL 😂
GOD OUR MAKER IS SO PISSED OFF WITH HIS HUMAN CREATION. THINGS WILL GET WORSE. THIS IS THE TRUTH.
Piling…..not pylon. How can someone who lives in Florida not know the difference. Geez!!!
Knitt picking?
The birth pangs have started! LORD have mercy on us all!
Look at this!!!
200 million years ago the continents were at one time connected together. Imagine that separating apart. I wonder what the people did way back when?
There goes the real estate market! Realtors and brokers are used to making easy thousands of $$ on each transaction. Thank God that it's all covered by insurance.
Very little is covered by insurance. When you buy a condo your home insurance is like rental apartment insurance, it covers the contents of your home against fire, theft and plumbing problems.
This was caused by flooding, therefor each condo owner must buy Federal Flood Insurance.
On the beach flood insurance is very expensive.
High rise buildings built on packed sand next to the ocean. What could possibly go wrong?
No big deal the engineer will tell you to rebuild 50 feet inland and the insurance company will agree, get money from FEMA and build bigger the investors will be happy...
It does matter the category. This was “just a category 1”. Can we even imagine what the future will bring ?
These buildings don’t have solid foundations. What do they expect ?
Very sad, cynical people in these comments! May you be blessed and help comes for you when you need it! People have enjoyed these areas for years...no coastline during these weather anomaly's is safe! Our Earth and Sun cycles are unleashing what they have done thousands of years ago....not human caused. Crazy weather will persist! There are hazards where ever you live! Good luck, be safe out there!
I pray to God that one day that you listen to our lord Jesus realize climate change is mostly caused by Man .BLESS YOUR HEART!!!!
Not one stone in sight...come on..
Those are piles, not 'pylons'.
i grew up in Daytona beach and i've seen this so many times the thing about Fl ppl they never learn they always rebuild and its always bigger then before.Fl is swamp land always has been always will be, Glad im long gone from there and No i dont miss it
Omg look at this
THANK GOD NO ONE WAS HURT, ❤💯
OR KILLED. MUCH TO BE THANK-❤💯
FUL FOR.❤💯
PRAYERS OF SALVATION TO ALL.❤💯
My home state is being destroyed, coast to coast
Are Cars? still able to drive up and down Daytona beach?
No. The ramps are closed to all vehicles except those working on the damage.
The beach disappears at high tide because so much sand was washed away.
But you can still drive just south on New Smyrna Beach.
Has the turkey run been cancelled?
WHEN will people learn NOT to build close to an ocean? Look at Pacific Palisades in California.At least Mississippi learned a lil bit after Katrina.
terrible
I have a question.... do people actually go to school to train to be this horrible at communication? He said NOTHING of substance. In fact, the cameraman could have done better by just showing the destruction without the guy with the mike in the video or talking. He basically said, see the destruction and the ocean and the debris? OMG! Do these stations have any idea of how stupid this type of reporting is? He could have talked about how long it took for this to happen, or how far back the original beach was, what the evacuation was like, or the future plans if known, etc.. Anything. But no, he had to go put his hands on a piece of cement block and act as if that was an incredible piece of the building. I had to stop watching because a 6th grader could have done better.
Verdade.
Eso pasa cuando se abusa construyendo la playa.
Insurance companies will go DOWN and who ever stays UP will raise EVERYONE'S rates
Kind of scary, big buildings have to rely on pylons in the sand,,I never really to note how buildings on beach are constructed ,but I dont like it
THEY ALL GOING TO COLLAPSE ANOTHER COMING THIS WEEK
Stop building on the dam beach side planning board wake up stop taking money from the dam builders
😢😢😢Stay Calm please and Stay Safest To Avoid others Future Disgrace like MIamI Beach
Your Health and your Lifes is priceless
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
@W.T. F.
when don’t have other thing Better to do I think Pray and Stay Safe is the best Option meanwhile
Smart to build on samd
This is heartbreaking for the people who own and live here. What is worse is the theatrics of the people broadcasting. Who are these people. They need to go back into community theater!
@W.T. F. So, what's your point?
@W.T. F. No, only when I have to read cr-p from a--oles like you!
@W.T. F. Your name says it all! It's not dark where I live, course I guess it's always dark under a rock!
Or under a bridge, or in a cardboard box under a bridge - troll!
King tide+ hurricane
What does the Bible say about the man who built his house upon the sand?
Horrific scenes and very sad! Have lived by the sea my whole life and we have gone through this in the Northeast in New England on the coast for decades after severe N'or Easters and even tail end of hurricanes i.e. severe beach erosion and houses falling into the great Atlantic ocean! Only now, it's getting far worst because of rising sea levels and even worst beach erosion due to Global Warming/Climate change which is real and escalating! The beaches here are more narrow than in past decades because of rising sea levels/beach erosion and a famous beautiful beach here was completely decimated a couple of years ago! Along with more shark sightings because they love warm waters and also love to feed off the seals here! We're seeing the devastation from that not only here in the states but worldwide, hence the word "Global" as in "Global pandemic"! BTW, the Bible says to 'do not build your homes upon the sands', because the sands are always shifting! And we shouldn't be building i.e. over development/over-population on fragile eco-systems like wetlands/dunes that can't withstand tall skyscrapers, huge hotels and homes packed in like a can of sardines, either! Builders /architects need to go back to building hotels/apt buildings only two to three stories high like they had on the Florida coasts in the 1920s and 30s, not these high rise buildings! Common sense should rule the day and build them a bit more inland, not right on the beach too close to the mighty ocean! You can't beat Mother Nature and right now she's pissed off! So, stay environmentally aware! Keep safe Floridians!
Infelizmente, estão construindo prédios altíssimos em Balneário Camboriú, Santa Catarina, Brasil. Espero não estar viva pra ver o mar tomando conta de todos. Lamentável! 😢😢😢
TORAH IS THE GREATEST CHALLENGE
AND of COURSE . . . shoreline protection measures were NOT allowed (only sand dunes !!). . . not good for Real Estate values 😦😦
don't dare nature
I get that you want to buy that perfect condo by the sea. Man vs the SEA, guess who wins????
Welcome to the future of Florida. Nothing should ever be built east of US1.
they never show much problems with building so what if the pool goes to ocean no biggie dont pileons go 60 to 120 feet in ground so every condo close to water are they going to fsll in water are they just worried about the dumb pools
I like their comment: the weather quickly caused problems to the beach and roads! the man build stuff inside of the ocean, what do they hope for? how arrogant.
Glad I can’t afford to live on the water. I live inland. If nature claims my condo. I don’t know if I can afford to stay. I would have to leave and I would beg my father and girlfriend to come with me. Sure, there’s problems everywhere you go. But, the hurricanes are worse due to global warming. It’s overbuilt here. It wasn’t like this when I was a little girl and a great place to live.
I keep seeing all these stupid reporters standing right where buildings could collapse on top of them at any minute. Are they suicidal? Are they really willing to risk their lives just to get good video for a story?
Probably get fired and replaced if they refused 🤷🏽♀️
I hope it doesn’t fall on you 😂
Um... Let's see, Build on sand + Build on/near an ocean beach subject to strong storms and you're surprised the inevitable erosion destroys building = stupidity in action....
How many times can u turn the other cheek wow ‼️‼️👎
PLEASE WATCH GEO ENGINEERING THE WEATHER 2022
PEOPLE HAVE FORGOTTEN THE REAL GOD , SAY HE IS ONE , THE UNIQUE .....
4:58 🤔💁♂🫶 Wow! The wave are crashing down, and pushing the sand and pillars!
That is impressive force!! = Top of foundation is pushed inland by about a 6 inch difference, from base too top...
🤔🤔💁♂- 🗿Dumb dumb: says; {maybe one more season}, before {{whole lot condemned}}.
😭😭😭🤧🤧🤧 no màs construccion al lado del mar urge evacuaciones munduales GAIA esta reclando lo suyo ...😪😪😪
As an exploridian I am very sorry to see this however I left near 15 years ago when I saw South Beach flooding I'm so glad I could enjoy Daytona Beach while I was still there, five more years it all will be gone. Aloha.
Why don't you just cover the whole screen with Fox Weather logos ? Who needs to see the video anyway ..... Go 100% Fox logos on screen !
Don't build along the beach
Environmentalists should jump on this one.Unless of course they happen to own property along the beaches
Next on the Menu: American Human Habitat Loss, Managed Retreat, Planetary Hospice. Florida is the upcoming environmental crisis events. 🌊 🌊🌊🌊🌊👥️👥️👥️👥️👥️👥️👥️👥️👥️🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊
All sand
Disaster after disaster we see rich people who insist on living on the beach or a riverfront having to be bailed out by taxpayers and insurance companies. It's time to tell people to move the hell back from the water and let nature do her thing with the coastlines.
Much of this building was from an age of unlimited energy and resources. We even have the case of the 40 year old condominium collapsing in Florida on its own volition without a storm. It is difficult to imagine how all this previous infrastructure can be rebuilt in the approaching times of austerity and energy shortage. The sea level rise is arguably exacting the price of this energy largesse and makes the current situation even more difficult.
The condo collapse was at Surfside. As the name implies sea water, surf. The saltwater overtime eroded the steel in the building as well as the water soaking and eating away the columns of the building. What you get is a building collapse. Stay away from the beach building business. There is enough inland to build and live on for all of us.
HOUSES BUILT WITH SLAVERY MONEYS THAT KARMA IS CLAIMING
Atlantic Ocean 1 / Daytona 0
J'adore ... Qu'on est bien au Québec...