Thank you for sharing! I grew up visiting this beach a lot of weekends in the summer when my parents used to have a home there. So scary and sad to see what happened there. I hope people and pets are safe! Praying for recovery!
His name is Brett Adair, and he's actually a very well respected meteorologist. He was in charge of a project along the coast for a company called "cyclonePort". I'm not sure if he is contracted, or works directly for them, but they were offering access to a dozen or so camera's he set up along the coast that you could access through a weather application called "Radar Omega." So essentially you could pay to watch the storm surge come in. He's a pro, he knows the danger, and I guess he decided it was worth the risk.
I imagine it's very close to none. Gator's would be hiding, as they wouldn't be too happy with water being in places they aren't accustomed too (sunbathing area's). Sharks would rarely journey that close to the coast that they would essentially be pushed inland by a hurricane. I bet he would have been thrilled to have seen either.
It's a mixture of permanent home's and RV's. If you look up Keaton Beach on Google Maps you can see there really isn't any order to it, some properties are RV's (some with large wooden shelter's built over them), and some are permanent homes.
Developers don't care about anything except $$. If you try and tell them "no, you can't build there", they cry about govt red tape etc. This is the result.
I was honestly figuring she was homeless. I'd say if there are some legit meth heads around there they're probably gonna loot the crap out of the place.
This sucks and I feel for them, but it's what you should expect when living by the ocean, creek, river, lake, resevoir or any body of water, so I can't feel too sorry for them. To think this could never happen living by water would be just plain ignorance.
They were told of the danger, and asked to evacuate, but never "told", no way... People are far more likely to stay if you're telling them they have to do something. Besides, you run into the same issue with every hurricane, and those old people he interviewed are the perfect example. People leave, but are always in a big hurry to get back to see what the status of their home is, and rightfully so... I mean, I know if I owned a home there I'd want to know right away what I'm dealing with. With this hurricane, it wasn't such a big deal, because this is a low populated area. It's when you have big cities that you run into problem's because people want to race home, and they end up clogging up the road's so emergency/aid worker's can't reach anyone in a timely manner.
@@trent5555 They weren't wrong, it's called global warming, and it takes time for the planet to heat up. Anyone who gives you grief about whether or not it's real has never been to Miami before where there are water pump's stationed randomly all over the city. Plus, the ground under the cities of South Florida is largely porous limestone, which means water will eventually rise up through it.
@@TheDude1980 Global warming.....no....definitely not real. Climate change....yea not real either,,,, what is real is the sun....its active. Affecting the entire solar system. What is real is ppl setting fires to every tree out there creating fires all over the world for the past 5 years now. Whats also real is techtonic plates shifting and heating up due to magnetic fields and pole shift of the earth in relation to the solar cycles causing multiple volcanoes and earthquakes sometimes at the same time to shake/erupt. Also real is the earths heartbeat has increased in frequency and intensity over the years......none of this has anything to do with some global warming from some made up thing the government/elites have cauked up. God and Jesus are getting ready to judge the world full force. Ignore the signs and the evil ppl who are creating the false paradigm and deliberate attacks against humanity and you are essentially part of the problem and one who needs to repent or continue to be an enemy to life itself with the toxicity. Remember Jesus is coming. Thats all that matters now.
Yeah hurricanes only came around after man popped onto the scene. I think the first hurricane was about 15 minutes after a caveman built the first fire in a cave. 🤣
@@METATRONANGEL777 so that means I shouldn't light my grill for our ribeye tonight? Or can I get your permission? If not I'll jump in my Cummings powered Ram 3500 four-wheel drive and go get me a vegan burger. Your call Skippy, let me know.
Scary footage. Not certain worth risks you took. “It’s just a thought.”
Of course I am watching this because it is compelling.
Here's your sign! Another example of why you should never leave young children, home, alone!
Is this keaton beach near Perry Fl? Off Beach Rd??
Thank you for sharing! I grew up visiting this beach a lot of weekends in the summer when my parents used to have a home there. So scary and sad to see what happened there. I hope people and pets are safe! Praying for recovery!
What storm🙄
That’s crazy. Looks so deep
Great footage. Thank you!
Dude is either very brave or very stupid, but I am in awe of the sheer amount of water. Praying most people and pets evacuated.
I think you know which one it is
stupid but wants to think hes brave or superman@@vangledosh
His name is Brett Adair, and he's actually a very well respected meteorologist. He was in charge of a project along the coast for a company called "cyclonePort". I'm not sure if he is contracted, or works directly for them, but they were offering access to a dozen or so camera's he set up along the coast that you could access through a weather application called "Radar Omega." So essentially you could pay to watch the storm surge come in. He's a pro, he knows the danger, and I guess he decided it was worth the risk.
Incredible footage. Can’t believe all that water! 🌊
What happened to not in a small town.
Can only imagine the sharks and gators swimming in those waters.
I imagine it's very close to none. Gator's would be hiding, as they wouldn't be too happy with water being in places they aren't accustomed too (sunbathing area's). Sharks would rarely journey that close to the coast that they would essentially be pushed inland by a hurricane. I bet he would have been thrilled to have seen either.
It’s only humans that are dumb enough to not follow instincts. Nature evacuated
@@TheDude1980yeah I'm sure some of the 180 ppl with Ian was fascinated as well until
Let’s not forget the lurking bull sharks, alligators and scorpion fish.
Hope you don't get shocked, all those power lines around and your in water? WOW!
Electric is off. Power companies shut it off during floods
Just like Maui
@traviscoates6878 totally different, they had flames and smoke pushing them into the water, no choice. This guy had lots of choices.
0:30 this is an RV campground. Every campground has those same grey electrical boxes. Good thing no RV's were left behind.
It's a mixture of permanent home's and RV's. If you look up Keaton Beach on Google Maps you can see there really isn't any order to it, some properties are RV's (some with large wooden shelter's built over them), and some are permanent homes.
This dude isn't the brightest bulb. You don't even want to know what's in that water.
Be safe. Thank you for sharing this
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People shouldn’t be allowed to build homes/businesses within 5 miles of the coastline…at LEAST.
And no one should build where they have wildfires and tornadoes.
Developers don't care about anything except $$. If you try and tell them "no, you can't build there", they cry about govt red tape etc. This is the result.
Mans is trying to get swept away XD
Scary water.
Scary !! be safe
The lady at the end was high af. And I wonder if the people's house she's hanging out at even know her???
I was honestly figuring she was homeless. I'd say if there are some legit meth heads around there they're probably gonna loot the crap out of the place.
Now im a floridian.....but that guy! In the water!! Was stupid
This guy has balls of steel to be in the storm surge like that
Them stilt houses is built Florida tough 💪
She looks high like hell with it.
Great footage, but be safe out there! One piece of heavy debris would be catastrophic for you. Be safe!
Oh my gosh, that house is in the middle of the water'storm .
Wow!
You live in a hurricane zone,you get blown away and flooded.
Florida water isn't brown, it is today
Beach + hurricane = WATER!
Scary!
Devastation
The silence you don't hear is the Crystal river nuclear plant. They have decommissioned it but has yet found where to store the spent fuel.
It’s called NIMBYs won’t allow any nuclear waste storage site to be built. Nuclear power plants across the country store their waste on site.
God. Ch
This sucks and I feel for them, but it's what you should expect when living by the ocean, creek, river, lake, resevoir or any body of water, so I can't feel too sorry for them. To think this could never happen living by water would be just plain ignorance.
Insurance companies gonna be busy.
Water always kills in hurricanes.
It does? Strange, last I heard there haven't been any reported death's in Florida from this hurricane.
1 in Florida and 1 in South Carolina.
were they told to evacuate?
They were told of the danger, and asked to evacuate, but never "told", no way... People are far more likely to stay if you're telling them they have to do something. Besides, you run into the same issue with every hurricane, and those old people he interviewed are the perfect example. People leave, but are always in a big hurry to get back to see what the status of their home is, and rightfully so... I mean, I know if I owned a home there I'd want to know right away what I'm dealing with. With this hurricane, it wasn't such a big deal, because this is a low populated area. It's when you have big cities that you run into problem's because people want to race home, and they end up clogging up the road's so emergency/aid worker's can't reach anyone in a timely manner.
Yea... that's a crap ton of water.
Pun intended? I am sure there is plenty of sewage in the water,not to mention all manner of debris. Praying for everyone affected.
@@debbieellett9093 no pun intended.
I feel bad by those who were affected
Whats going on out here? Really dude?
That guy in the beginning completely confirms you can't fix stupid. I hope he gets washed out to sea.
Another decade and coastal Florida will always look like that.
Yeah I’ve been hearing that since 1980. Good try.
Obviously they were wrong in 1980. Now not so much. @@Stolimel
@@trent5555 They weren't wrong, it's called global warming, and it takes time for the planet to heat up. Anyone who gives you grief about whether or not it's real has never been to Miami before where there are water pump's stationed randomly all over the city. Plus, the ground under the cities of South Florida is largely porous limestone, which means water will eventually rise up through it.
@@TheDude1980
Global warming.....no....definitely not real. Climate change....yea not real either,,,, what is real is the sun....its active. Affecting the entire solar system. What is real is ppl setting fires to every tree out there creating fires all over the world for the past 5 years now. Whats also real is techtonic plates shifting and heating up due to magnetic fields and pole shift of the earth in relation to the solar cycles causing multiple volcanoes and earthquakes sometimes at the same time to shake/erupt. Also real is the earths heartbeat has increased in frequency and intensity over the years......none of this has anything to do with some global warming from some made up thing the government/elites have cauked up. God and Jesus are getting ready to judge the world full force. Ignore the signs and the evil ppl who are creating the false paradigm and deliberate attacks against humanity and you are essentially part of the problem and one who needs to repent or continue to be an enemy to life itself with the toxicity. Remember Jesus is coming. Thats all that matters now.
@@Stolimel woke retards really are amazing
No chance in hell insurance will cover.
GONE WIPED OUT BY CLIMATE CHANGE AND RISISNG SEA ;LEVELES
Yeah hurricanes only came around after man popped onto the scene. I think the first hurricane was about 15 minutes after a caveman built the first fire in a cave.
🤣
@BlastedKat hahaha 😆 you ignorant of 75 YEARS of climate intervention operations aka weather engineering 🙄 😑
@@METATRONANGEL777 so that means I shouldn't light my grill for our ribeye tonight? Or can I get your permission? If not I'll jump in my Cummings powered Ram 3500 four-wheel drive and go get me a vegan burger. Your call Skippy, let me know.
california should refuse paying for it
Yeah since they own 90 percent of all the shit here