Entire Florida neighborhoods underwater after heavy rain
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- Florida residents are still reeling from flooding in cities across the state that saw multiple days of devastating rainfall. In Miami, cars remain submerged and several families evacuated from their homes. CBS News national correspondent Manuel Bojorquez reports.
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Desantis needs to go after this WOKE weather
The rain is because you can't say GAY!
Didn't all the home owner insurance companies abandon Florida?Sounds like a headache for WokeRon!
@@mehere337 😂!
he needs to ban all kindergarten books on rain, weather and storm clouds. These are all the work of satan.
@@mehere337Honestly, there’s a part of me that thinks they deserve this. Desantis has done so much harm to this country. I’m hopeful that he gets voted out of office.
Hurricane season got one hell of a pre-game.
Fr
This isn’t even a hurricane lol
It's worse in some ways.....hurricanes move fast. Rains stuck on stalled fronts right now. Much more rain has fallen than falls in a hurricane.
*Worse than a hurricane.* Storms don't bring this much water and may only damage a few things in your home. Nonstop rain and flooding will ruin everything in your home, your vehicles, and make you lose your job because you're on your last warning from your boss for exclusive tardiness. Yeah, me but you get the idea. A hurricane will be far less damage unless it's a major CAT 4+
LOL It's only going to get worse. Hot humid weather is going to make this place h*ll. Then throw in some sinkholes, threats of more rain, heavy traffic, and yes a hurricane.
Maybe time for DeSantis to get woke and read some books on climate change. Stupid is as stupid does in action.
DeSantis….. What a maroon!
It’s just going to get worse-those neighbors shouldn’t been built in the first place. Home Insurance companies don’t even want to risk it down there-that should tell u something.
Tell me about it, i live in east north carolina and the land they are building on, ememem
Guaranteed disaster on a major level
The Southwest is running out of water. Yet they keep building more and more. It seems that people keep doing stupid behaviors until the pain gets severe.
Exactly they are built on a swamp .
@@kengaroo5170 Ironically, this isn't the first time. Walnut Canyon in northern Arizona, with 25 cliff dwellings and many pictographs, was abandoned 800 years ago due to severe drought. The current drought is even worse, yet millions of people move there despite the warnings.
Same thing is happening in California because of the fires! They’re all in a permanent state of denial in Florida because they are literally being led straight into the ocean by the climate denier of all climate deniers, Ron DeSantis. It’s really remarkable to behold an entire state’s population being gaslit into complete submission by a right wing sycophant but the governor of California is a liberal so the problem is clearly not solvable by the political blame game or party affiliations…Fire or rain, it’s the unavoidable issue of reliance on fossil fuels as a way of life, the war economy overriding everything and, duh, climate change. 🔥🌊🌏
Then, they send these same cars to northern states and resell them.
Thats true and they mark them up like they are California cars, maan get the hell out with these swamp shyt
Half of Florida will be underwater in 2 years
I enjoyed living in Florida when I was younger, but I'm glad I left when I did.
Me too I was born and raised there and left when i was younger (NEVER) looked back!
Same
Maybe time for DeSantis to get woke and read some books on climate change. Stupid is as stupid does in action.
You now live in Orleans or Houston....
It's a state sitting in the ocean.....Maybe the ocean taking it's area back.
good for the ocean
Just typical weather.
Janet, think about what you’ve typed here just this once! Show at least a modicum of intelligence! Insurance companies typically make obscene profits and Florida is a rich state, full of rich homeowners ripe for the fleecing. The insurance companies wouldn’t be leaving millions of profitable homeowners policies on the table if it wasn’t for the losses they’ve incurred recently from the climate crisis! This is not typical weather for anywhere!
@@janetprice85 This is not typical weather, the residents themselves are saying that. Do you even live there?
@@Monchis181-he3fy It was a low. It formed in the Gulf and stalled. We get them. I live in Florida. These occur frequently. My G-d what is it with men that they think women need to be lectured.BS! FYI, Six years at three universities means I taught more years on the history of Florida,etc than you've lived.
Better watch out for those gators and snakes. Not to mention the hidden power lines, feces, monkey vomit and other bad stuff in the water.
Holy crap! No one else even brought this up!
we don't have that in california just an occasional earthquake
@@PTI_USA With hurricane, tornadoes and flooding you get warnings
Lol! Aw, the monkeys are so cute. It's the iguanas that creep me out!
@@jimr8102 every house built after 1980 in california is anchored to the foundation to handle 8.0 richter scale quakes
Mold grows rapidly on drywall at 90 degrees.
The mosquitoes are going to be insane!!!
You are so right!!! What a horror!
all the insects so roachs and ants too and we have some big roachs here
They spray deet from planes all over everything down there. That’s why Floridians act so strange
@@Sonofawildanimal4241 🤣🤣
But Florida is supposed to be the place to be!
Mosquito heaven
Noseeums and Squitos going to be laying plenty of eggs in those puddles
In other words, home insurance and car insurance are gonna go much higher.
Now you know why the homeowner's insurance industry is quitting Florida. They aren't denying that the climate is rapidly warming.
Before climate change/global warming, I'd never even heard of rain. (end sarcasm)
No its not. Ive been hearing about climate change for over 30 years now and Florida still isnt under water. Go read a book or something.
If it doesn't warm going into summer then the sun probably burned out.
They are quitting upstate NY as well. Is that because of climate change too?
Nah, they be price gouging and helping with the agenda. If you don't know about geoengineering our weather and how insurance companies know whats happening ahead of time, you are choosing ignorance. The same thing is happening on both coasts. Poor land management and infrastructure maintenance is to blame for both the forest fires and flooding. Easier for them to let it burn or flood and then "BBB" on your tax dollars while funding wars with money you'll never get to use now. Isn't it grand?
Several Darwin awards I guess
Everyone there is Florida man hahaha 😂
Me drive home in flood -
I left florida 25 years ago because of the crazy flooding .
Been here 60 years. It beats freezing.
You lived below sea level too?
Just pick the right location within Florida, I have no Furnace to burn up my money as I sleep or freezing car door locks and home water pipes, how about your brand-new car being eaten away by road salt and having to replace it every 3 to 5 years
@janetprice85 no, not really. At least you can put on layers. There's only so much you can take off before you're naked 😂
Soon no insurance will cover anyone in Florida
Or anywhere else!
They will cover you and take your payments. Then leave when it's time to pay out. DuhStupid made sure they could do it legally.
Good, hope they all leave the state
Reminding everyone here that a hurricane in 1926 flattened Miami. Also, remember Andrew in 1992. Oh, and Katrina in Louisiana. Wait, what About those monster hurricane in Houston
That exactly why I will never buy a home in New Orleans even though I from there. I’m looking to move from Atlanta in the future. I see there is going to be a water issue here sooner or later. We have a population boom n at least 3 states getting water from the same source they been fighting over.
@@sunnydaysatl it’s going to be hard to run away from climate change. It’s global. We have extreme weather now all over the world. It’s getting worse rapidly. I fear for my son’s future. Meanwhile mega Trump still denies it and continues with his grift and corruption. At least Biden is capable of getting something done. Look at how they fixed the Baltimore port in 100 days. Trump in four years accomplish nothing. And Biden is working against a horrible dysfunctional house
they don't like facts.....only feelings.
That 1926 hurricane was the 2nd deadliest behind Galveston. Miami was hit again in 1928 with another hurricane. Both of which 140 mph.
South Florida was and is very low and swampy prior to development it was like the Everglades. From just above Vero Beach on down they have canals to drain the land. When we get these tropical downpours it doesn't take much to overtop them. And this one lasted for three days.
Humans have attempted to change the landscape to fit their needs, it isn't the climate that's changed.
I had a home built by a river and the early settlers in the area built on bluffs over looking the river. Then through the years people started building down nearly on the river bank and in some cases on small islands in the river. After several floods, those who built almost on the river were flooded quite often and some have moved their houses to higher ground. The house I lived in was high up on the bank and never flooded, even with some 100 year floods.
the early people who moved in the area were a hell of a lot smarter about water and what it can do.
And this state is banning discussion of the climate crisis in state documents... Hopefully this summer changes that.
@@heatherbeth4249 It appears that you're the one who is mistaken. Oil companies have know for decades the effects of their over-proliferation of air pollutants. Climate change is real.
What climate crisis?
That’s normal weather in the south
@heatherbeth4249 I understand it quite well. Well enough to teach about it at the medical school level.
@@brianlane9534 the one we are currently facing.
The most brutal comment, the guy saying he doesn’t want to stay because it’ll only get worse!
Brutal and Honest 👍
How long before Florida is underwater permanently? 10 years for the entire coast?
All of our coast land will sink in.
That's been repeated by climate ideologists for 40 years now.
@@logwind No, its been sensationalized by news media for 40 years now. The broader climate science community hasn't been making these predictions save for a few nutjobs. Guess who the media gives a loudspeaker to?
maybe 1000 years
@@logwind I assume you are not aware that a very large area of Florida beach is in desperate need of restoration. The tide is starting to push inland and the only thing holding the beach in place is deep rooted plants. However because the water is reaching 90+ degrees F those plants are dying.
Sinkhole State is shocked their limestone is giving way finally ;x
Did DeSatan wear his white boots ?
Praying for Florida
Thank yew, LaCie. I’ll say a little prayer for you right now
You guys act like praying is supposed to actually do something.
I have to wonder if the drainage ditches etc are clogged up thereby creating the flooding
bingo. planned failures so you can bbb.
Dumb governors that people build on 50yr flood plain and 100yr floods plain.in Florida all places where it rains every day.
And suppose to be known as the sunshine state???????
There's ways to do it properly. Cheap building is the biggest issue.
Pretty much every place in the the country are 100 year disaster areas. Tornados, hurricane, floods, earthquakes, blizzards. Most of the disaster cost comes from cheap materials and standards. Then the same builders get paid again to rebuild.
@@deborahboggs6040 Tropical mold & exotic mildew
So what we go back 100 years and plow it all under? The same can be said of people who live on the Great Lakes or midwest.Blizzards, or tornados or hurricanes.
Back then when that area was developed Florida was run exclusively by Democrats. Miami is still exclusively Democrats.
In Texas we saw flooded homes and reporters show the real picture of situation and inside houses and neighborhoods.But in Florida all the reporters are only showing street flooding and not showing what people are going through.
alot of those areas are [low-line]
All those people who moved there can’t even afford homeowners insurance if they can get it. Florida will
Be first to go when seas rise
Actually NYC is sinking and Florida is not.
@@francismarion6400 😂😂😂😂
@@francismarion6400 not true. Florida will be under 10
Feet of water by 2050
Why is it the poorest neighborhoods are built in the lowest areas and get the least funding and planning for drainage?
You answered your own question 5 words into it.
@@bxrokk You think the Democrats deliberately put them there like ghettos up North?
@@bxrokk It's not because that's a Democrat county?
I grewup in Florida in the 80s, it was like that all the time, we paddled surfboards and canoes in the streets! Fun times.😊🇺🇸✌🏻🍻
Everybody has a
swimming pool 😃
With gators and snakes
@@adamblack6867 and poop most homes here are on septic tanks and if your hooked up to the city sewage when the sewers back up with flood water poop comes out of the storm drains
I am so glad and thankful I moved out of South Florida (Florida) 5 years ago.
Are there places in USA where there are no floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, or winter storms?
Don't forget volcanos, fires and droughts. The answer is no. Washington, Oregon and Idaho don't have the major weather disturbances, but they do have several volcanos that can become active at any minute.
@@Monchis181-he3fy I forgot about those.
the grave.
@@jusletursoulglobaby LOL
Northern Minnesota is great
Oh geez. Dear CA transplants in Fla, please don’t come back, you got what you voted for. Just watch out for the gators, snakes and mosquitoes when walk out on the flooded streets.
I would think the big concern would be the alligators and where they are. they like to hide
I’m so happy to know there’s no such thing as global warming :-)
90s in Georgia is extreme weather??
Auto insurance gone be even higher
*Unfortunately, not at Maralardo*
The entire neighborhood is underwater but it’s not entirely underwater.
" Hydro - Lock "
Water does not compress.
Holocene interglacial: Started officially 11,700 years ago. During interglacials the climate warms, continental and alpine glaciers retreat, sea levels rise, and overall weather patterns change. Somebody should have thought to warn the democrats.
Desantis better put his white boots back on
😂😂😂😂🤣
Amazing news. Actually I live in south Miami and see no flooding anywhere I drive. Sure there are some low areas where lawn mowing companies blow debris into drainage,all the time. Sorry I forgot I have lived in Miami for over 65 years.
and there it is. Why isnt the mayor making sure the drainage systems are maintained?
It's only going to worsen.
My ancestors are not giving Florida a break. Every state that refuses reparation will see the same thing. Y'all time is up😅 Texas the same goes for you
Hey, don't curse TX, there are a lot of mixed Native Americans here.
They better be careful with those alligators
Floriduh will turn blue, one way or the other! :)
Gasp! 98 degrees in the summer in the south. Eat more bugz!
That’s normal.
And summer doesn't even start until the 21st
It's going to be a rough one.
Republicans: “What climate change?” 🤨
Think insurance high now??
The thumbnail made me laugh..like I could see it being a meme.
For real through, I hope everyone is okay 😢
They turn the ionospheric heaters on
This rain is everywhere now and even Saudi Arabia had floods.Such a massive increase in rainfall across the world.
Precipitation always equals evaporation.
Boats. Drainages. Pipes. Pumps. Waters buckets. Wheels? ?
The Judgement is Here. It has begun...
Free lift kits for all truck owners !
Mother nature’s revenge!
Great way to beat the summer heat.
no its still hot down here just more humid than usual now
😎
About cities finally spend money on drainage systems …
the actual real issue. thank you sanity person.
Why don’t you people at CBS News know or hire people who know the difference between “underwater” and “under water”?
Try cleaning the drains. City workers are lazy.
For a red state, one that generally doesn't want to confront climate change, this is deserved.
It’s a fireable offense to mention climate change if you work in Florida universities or the government. The legislature wants to expand this to the private sector, to effectively make it illegal to mention those words in the state.
@@mrparts Well, at least you're not thrown in prison like a fascist state, but that may be coming.
Man has encroached on the wetlands. The Everglades which are marshes and wetlands are 50% of what they use to be. That lost 50% is now urban development and agriculture. This is what people get when they build in a swamp. "Climate change" has nothing to do with this.
Tell people who live on or by the beaches in North Florida like Jacksonville Beach and Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida where the ocean and intercoastal waterway are a block or two from your home where their homes will be in 50 years
Look what God has done.
Florida has been under a severe drought since the 1960s. If that drought is suddenly over, all the construction put down in the past 60 years is going to flood.
Texas and then Florida. American housing development companies never learn something!
Let’s be clear Florida does have soil. Try sand
What about alligators in the flooded waters? They're not worried about that?
This is the beginning of the end of Miami
They have another problem when those gators start swimming in the streets from the over flowing lakes and canals and if a person is walking they gonna get snatched up and death rolled by any gators in those flooded waters.
meh id be more worried about getting electrocuted while walking than gators but that is a concern
@@ShantalhaitianPrincess well there u go u hafta worry about 2 of those problems.
The alligators are having a fun time in that water
Gonna need immigrant labor to clean it up.
They don't have to look very far. They are already waiting.
North Florida is in a drought
Wow
SHEEEESH the Gators are enjoying the weather no doubt.
Get out of there Manuel!!!
Let me think about this. The 4 counties surrounding lake Okeechobee and the everglades are getting rain. Who knew if you live in swamp land on a huge sandbar that you should expect rain? Anybody put that one together? I'm waiting for the swamp critters to come knocking on their doors. Send the climate activist. The gators and boas are hungry.
Inhabiting deserts and complaining about the droughts, inhabiting swamps and complaining about the floods haha
@@Musicdudeyoutub Evidently you've seen the latest episode is "Swamp Critters", coming to a theater near you. Can't wait for the screaming and yelling to begin.
your CAR IS NOT A SUBMARINE sandwich
Here come the wild animals.
Climate change Ron?
Typical Florida weather
What the hell are you even talking about? Did you miss the part where long term residents report NEVER seeing anything like it?
Video has people that live there saying they have literally never seen anything like this.
@boxsterman77 because they been sleeping at the wheel
😂😂😂
Florida's overdue for a hurricane if this scares people.... 🤣🤣
Life in the MAGA paradise 😎
Love it
@@halomaster9640right people love to bash Florida yet people are moving here in record numbers! I don’t get it lol
@@reverseapachemaster5459😂😂 and at the same time leaving. That was covid era when people realise they can work remotely. Florida got the highest homes for sale right now in the nation.
@@felipenunez2058 well if you really know the facts in Florida home owners insurance is damn near impossible to get. My sister and brother in law have had to change providers at least 2 time in the last year because they keep dropping them. I’m not claiming to be the most illuminated person but I can’t help think it is due to the amount of people that moved here and that have filed false insurance claims etc. But idgaf I’m born and raised in Florida not matter what I’m never leaving. Edit and when I googled your statement California came up and the number 1 state for most homes for sale just saying
@@reverseapachemaster5459 no my guy easy to blame the out of towers. But not entirely true. 78% of insurance claims comes from the state of Florida. Florida homes are high risk homes. One of the reasons people are selling and leaving not to mention the new HOA insurance policy cost with what happen to that condo building that fell. Home prices have risen all over the US and Florida just like California has become unaffordable.
Watch the water
I thought everybody was moving to FL. 😂
So people will hit again paying inflated prices for cars and home repair basically doubled slammed.
I live here and i have no idea where this is at lol
What? I live in Miami and the water was everywhere.
@@whatzurexcuse3035 Broward and Palm beach checking in and same water water every where
How does anyone sell a house after this? Need boathouses!
Florida is just trying to get rid of the over flood of people moving here lol
this is the kind of rain Oregon gets all the time except August 8th
20” in many areas in less than a week? Nope! You’ve clearly never even been to Oregon!
But they stay, year after year , after year. But why😮
Florida❌
Flooday✅
Wheels trucks dirt? ? Move dirt land to Florida? ?
As observed from satellites, a warmer planet is a wetter, greener planet.
Maybe they should quit cloud seeding…just an idea
Right on.
Amen.
😂😂😂
Oh yeah, welcome to our new reality every summer, every spring and every fall and winter. This weather will change everything in the coming future.
this is not new lol
Uncle Remus said folks are Going to learn about the negative effects of Geoengineering the hard way...better them and not him. Hint. Hint.
"I will curse them that curse thee,I will bless them that bless thee."
Not climate change
Judgement has begun
Man made
John Kerry needs a new jet.
Frank, private jets need to be outlawed. Let Kerry ride in coach with the rest of us!