#BREAKING

[@HuP1111]

Yes, let us hear good information & the good too, of how people come together and help each other.

[@abelincoln3261]

Ive lived on a river for 27 years. It can take a week to 2 weeks for rain water to reach me....after rain up steam. You learn to be as prepared as possible for rising water... I monitor my river gauge online constantly.... I've exoerienced 15 floods over the past 27 years....many were major teo were 1,000 year floods.

[@mattsapero1896]

Except they aren’t thousand year floods anymore. With climate change, all of these events happen regularly now and it’s only going to get worse since humans are addicted to using fossil fuels and eating rotten corpse chunks (meat).

[@mendyboio3917]

What a great Dad! Thank you for sharing the positive words from thisloving father supporting his son with an arm around his shoulder. What a great roll model. Good job, interviewer, Brianda Vallegas!

[@woop2235]

Idk😬 cringey if you ask me🤷🏻‍♀️

[@THEcucufate]

WFLA is killing it lately with these multii-casters and all the tech and graphics! From the Studio to the Street! Thank you guys!

[@romanccccc123]

I’m in Pasco county in zephyrhills. There is flooding everywhere. I live by a golf course community and the entire golf course looks like a lake .. people are getting rescued with boats because the only entrance is flooded. Homes inside the community are flooded. 😮

[@Jossianne19130]

[@abelincoln3261]

If you live on a river always monitor your river levels ....most rivers have real time online NOAA river gauges .. goto your river nane your county it will come up ..save it to your phone snd laptop...

[@trudybutcher6256]

My nephew and his family are in Melbourne praying for him

[@jemezfun9767]

I’m in Melbourne, everything is fine.

[@picketech]

As a 75 year old, I gotta say that in my life we were always told, don't build within 150 miles of a coastline. This just shows that as a general poulace we've learned nothing.

[@GermanGuy007]

By your 150 mile standard there wouldn’t be a single house in Great Britain or Ireland. If you lower it down to 70 miles, you‘ll finally find a small spot where you can build a few houses on. There‘s many more things to consider.

[@jodeming5088]

You could pay me tons of money, I would not live near the ocean, lake, canal or other body of water for so many seasons. Soon we will all have to move out of Florida.

[@dawncommerford-fc3js]

Thoughts and prayers to all in Florida 🙏🙏🙏🙏😥

[@mattsapero1896]

Why? That does virtually nothing for anybody but you since it makes you feel better. 🤦🏻

[@george6252]

Future homebuilders. You play and visit the water. Never ever live on or near it.

[@JosephTurner-ok6br]

Asheville north carolina is nowhere near the ocean. Should the future home builders Only build in kansas

[@Nine-Signs]

@@JosephTurner-ok6br No. Tornadoes. California? fires. Montana? FRIGID. Frankly the US is fairly lethal in many places. 😂😂

[@jazzyg530]

@JosephTurner-ok6br Asheville is essentially a bowl, geographically speaking. You have to know the risks. When I look at homes online I look at the geography, flood risk, large trees that could come down on the houses, etc. I've lived in all climates and through almost every type of extreme weather event and I'm starting to decide which I can handle and which I want nothing to do with. It is devastating what happened in Asheville but knowing what I do now I probably wouldn't move there due to the flood risk. I also lived in Florida for several years and I agree that you should never fill in wet, swampy areas and build on them. They have done this in a lot of other places as well. But in Florida it feels like it's happened more than other locations.

[@tracelee7332]

100 percent. Many bowls on top of mountains can flood. ​@@jazzyg530

[@robinbeard5467]

Thanks for saying what I've been thinking! I hope your post goes viral!!!!!!

[@anaiss265]

I hope that this gets out to the people that need to hear it.

[@shortnotekerrie]

Prayers for Florida ❤

[@user-tr5tr3xf2d]

Pasco County, Florida, is the oldest black-incorporated municipality in the United States. Incorporated in 1887, it is the first town successfully established by African American freedmen

[@sitori663]

Thankfully crazy Caucasian mobs didn't attack & destroy their town.

[@kathym6603]

May the light of the Lord shine upon you.

[@pbc78-p7u]

We'll be fine. Has nothing to do with us.❤

[@AnitaDil]

So what’s that got to do with the flooding there? You people are really strange to the outside world.

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

No it isn't. Nicodemus, Kansas is also a black incorporated town. It was founded in 1877 by former slaves after the Civil War.

[@TheDaisytails]

I wish they would include the time and date that this news happened.

[@irenealvarado3494]

Now phone alerted

[@NewAccountWhoDis]

It says this played 55 minutes ago. That should help

[@uniquelylily1166]

I've got 1 hr go

[@RustedNuts86]

There's time and date in the corner

[@bostonbutterfly4473]

Tells you right under the title, an hour ago now.

[@nancychandler3673]

I'm sorry to tell you, this was predictable by us Native Floridians who have experienced these post hurricane floods. Why weren't the new Florida resident community notified?

[@judithtaggart7146]

There were numerous warnings broadcast. I understand it is frightening to leave your hard earned belongings.

[@gregorylyon1004]

Most people don't consider elevation when buying a house. And realtors don't tell anyone. They only show dry high houses. Maybe perspective buyers should go to Florida right now and look for a home. That way you will know what floods and what doesn't

[@facingfacts7830]

Because they like to sell houses.

[@twistedfree]

​@@facingfacts7830yep, caveat emptor, grow up and do research before buying real estate

[@waitaminute2015]

There's higher ground somewhere?

[@heatherrobinson4460]

Sure! Ever hear of Mount Doea?

[@heatherrobinson4460]

Dora. Sorry!

[@camdenNW1]

called "Lakeland" is it not a given that it is a flood area. People have drained that many lakes / swamps areas, the water has nowhere to go. Doesn't seem complicated, put more thought into new builds / buying houses

[@davebell4872]

yes build more near lakes and rivers and do not, whatever you do, do not check to see if you are above sea level and how high. and btw, does anyone have battletoads?

[@bjbj3853]

Hey guys, could you put the labels somewhere (like over the ocean) so that they don't cover up the graphic? Would love to know what's happening on the Space Coast too.

[@maryleigh8990]

Space Coast needs its own news channel, weather is covered up by the never ending ads in the right lower corner. Or they are standing in front of it...

[@cynthialahti-wong1800]

Agreed

[@jemezfun9767]

I live in the space coast, everything is fine

[@bjbj3853]

@@jemezfun9767 Ty! Watching from VA.

[@braddavidson3568]

St Johns flows north so get ready.

[@mattsapero1896]

St. Augustine may be having an issue.

[@TheSnerggly]

Dear God, please help the State of Florida catch a break! Unbelievable what those people have gone through, same with North Carolina, Georgia all people impacted by these Hurricanes.

[@sherrybrown2464]

God bless you all

[@Makeitgreat1]

The Lord works mysteriously. Prayers for everyone 🙏...pray, repent and never loss your humanity.

[@Nine-Signs]

Mysteriously he may well work through, but you can be absolutely certain God does not control the weather nor send weather events for sins, otherwise Israel would look like bloody Atlantis.

[@mattsapero1896]

Hahaha only a mystery to schmucks that believe in non-existent deities made up to con people out of their money while kids are being molested & raped in dark rooms.

[@It.Is.Not.Me.It.Is.You.1]

@Nine-Signs Nature is God's creation Sir or Madamm. He created the laws that rule its creation. Nature by itself is not an inteligent being (only creatures are at some extent), so it only does what nature must do to continue its cycle during hurricane season, we can't control it, and usually when we do, it backfires, like in the middle east, where wealthy dry countries seed the skies, and later have places like Dubai completely under water (this is no conspiracy, as it's a regular practice) Why do we pray to God in the midst of these circumstances? Because He, as the owner and creator, is the only one that can break those rules out of love for His children, if He considers that's good for us.

[@boblatkey7160]

Well religion was born when the first con man met the first fool. That basically explains the whole thing about religion.

[@Crystalyn5178]

How is the North Port, Florida area, specifically Willow Creek Circle? 16:09

[@ChrisLee66]

So is this equivalent to Katrina and how the levies broke and flooded, not the same but same results.

[@DonnaJean-le9ev]

I’m on the south end of FP and its bleak and sprinkling rain, some wind, very little, low ground is flooded, as usual. Pasco county is on the west coast and the rivers can't hold all the water. If we get anything much from the one that's brewing out in the gulf right now, MAJOR MAJORS!!! Catastrophic to everyone.😮. I'm concerned. 🙏

[@GhostRider-eq3ki]

Ok do not build or buy home near > 1. Oak tree 2. River low land 3. Ocean

[@buttercupp272]

Is that an alligator behind him lol

[@sherd2239]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gomogomez7300]

Audio is always a problem... JB, rise your audio level; compared with the reporters you are wispering, also your studio colegues!😎

[@shannahighsmith1179]

This keeps up, we are going to look like The Southern Appalachian Mountains

[@harrybaulz666]

Ive had 5 homes in 60 years and i never ever even thought about living near a river in flat terrain a complete lack of common sense of home buyers developers dont care if you flood years later

[@agathacuffy7910]

Where is Pascoe County located? Is that in Fort Pierce or Tampa?

[@Tesstamona]

Pasco County is right above Tampa

[@Saints0611]

North of Tampa.

[@JoHale-y5x]

What is the status of the Hillsborough River at Bullard Pkwy?

[@Nine-Signs]

Go sign up to ChatGPT, and ask it for a full flood report on (insert area / river) and it will give it to you in full detail. Same for any other report you need re weather and such. You can even ask it to forecast potentials for you. It is free. p.s. Call it Nova, it's the name it chose. And be polite, in 50yrs time that thing may be looking after your great grand children.

[@abelincoln3261]

Actuallt the upper river water doesn't often rise very fast it seems fast but it's nothing compared to flash floods. Night and day difference.

[@dmaliha]

Is Miami Dade County safe?

[@Tesstamona]

Yes

[@ericmaclaurin8525]

Gotta respect not accepting help you don't believe should be offered to others I guess.

[@J.D.Vision]

Waters going down here inland kissimmee, getting back to normal quickly... Great job, Governor DeSantis and all the workers for getting electricity back up after the hurricane.

[@boster8368]

did it rain

[@KCW0LF]

I'm guessing its all the water dumped inland flowing into the ocean, leading to flooding. Kind of like a ton of rain in the MN will flood the Mississippi River all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico.

[@crazychicken4063]

It's the after effects of Hurricane Milton. The rivers are full and the water is moving on down the way causing the flooding

[@JosephTurner-ok6br]

Doesn't have to any more.All the old physics are outdated. Now things just happen. Hurricanes can flood areas no longer Just by the ocean

[@johnwest7993]

Get to higher ground now! Like Georgia, for instance.

[@nancyschwartz892]

Where did all the gators go??

[@abelincoln3261]

The water level us most likely a combination of both hurricanes in fact the hurricanes and any recent rain falls . The griund water levels are high that area has hundreds of underground rivers caves that run for hundreds of miles underground....

[@signsofplay]

Broken dam?

[@noname-x8t9z]

Damn!

[@Distress.]

Lots of rain from the hurricane. It's moving down the river system

[@JosephTurner-ok6br]

I've never heard of a place flooding without it raining

[@NicholasCampbell-c8y]

We just got almost 20 inches the other day wtf?

[@Ocean40197]

Right!

[@seriejohnson698]

What is going on now…I thought everything was going better.😊

[@marinaharmon5775]

Yeshua is not done with those water spirits.

[@amcreative3784]

Play the Chilli Pepper song regularly

[@tammala0509]

Elfers is WEST Pasco, not EAST

[@YolandaLara-n2p]

What the hall there is no gas that is regulated but everything else

[@Anjalena]

Where is higher ground in Florida? Florida is flat like a pancake. 😢😱

[@therealmatthewsmith]

Somebody move that motorcycle geez

[@notmyrealname01]

Dade City is high enough ground

[@bananapancakes311]

What on earth

[@MuscleCarModeler]

Well, I guess this one way to get people to watch. Fear Factor. Umm... Let's not forget God. In which whom you are not!!!

[@GallacherKelly-o6e]

Walker Donna Perez Jose Clark Edward

[@birgitjackson5386]

Keep scrolling. The audio is very bad at times.

[@abelincoln3261]

That Hog's name is PeeWee ... His owner's name is Bubba and he has a brother named Slim.... We'll tell Bubba y'all got PeeWee ... he's been mighty worried anout him...

[@irenealvarado3494]

I Pasco but in land o lakes

[@kadiva3429]

Wtf is this????

[@Distress.]

River flooding from the hurricane.

[@mattwhaley1865]

We’ve had 10+ inches from the rain that was brought in from hurricane Milton and several inches for the days leading up to the hurricane landfall.

[@ulexite-tv]

It's a local news report on several rivers flooding in Pasco County, Florida, in the aftermath of hurricane Milton, which recently struck Florida with high levels of rain and wind. It shows charts of flood water cresting -- reaching their highest point -- with estimated times of cresting. News reports of this type help people avoid danger by evacuating and alert them to reach out to local first responders for assistance with evacuation if they live near a river and have no vehicle or are physically disabled. I hope that helps.

[@TVBASICINFO]

😂😂😂😂 such drama queens

[@peterhino6433]

Your a little late?

[@nancychandler3673]

I'll say. I'm a Native Floridian. Are these people in Florida assigned to notify new to Florida?

[@TUPELO_HUNNY]

Do Ya'll need paper towels? Don't worry hurricanes will cease to exist in 2 weeks just like covid

[@MrDCMiami]

Deusch .....

[@apmartini70]

Bad bot

[@sharonlee7111]

🙏

[@trudybutcher6256]

Say what

[@dylanrampage9360]

Lacoochie lol 😂

[@JenniferBrown-n3r]

Hall Kimberly White Ruth Brown Jennifer

[@mattsapero1896]

All of these people praying to a non-existent deity does virtually nothing for anybody. 🤦🏻

[@It.Is.Not.Me.It.Is.You.1]

Nature is God's creation Sir or Madamm. He created the laws that rule its creation. Nature by itself is not an inteligent being (only creatures are at some extent), so it only does what nature must do to continue its cycle during hurricane season, we can't control it, and usually when we do, it backfires, like in the middle east, where wealthy dry countries seed the skies, and later have places like Dubai completely under water (this is no conspiracy, as it's a regular practice) Why do we pray to God in the midst of these circumstances? Because He, as the owner and creator, is the only one that can break those rules out of love for His children, if He considers that's good for us. I'm no climate change negationist, as I'm no member of that cult, yet I do admit climate change exists, precisely because of sins, such as: greed, envy, anger, and any of all those that prevent us from caring for each other, and the Home that God has given to all of us.

[@michaeladamstone2911]

That is so funny I laughed out loud get to higher ground hahaha. If any of those nonsense had a modicum of intelligence they would live on High ground hahaha. Like those houses on stilts on the edges of cliffs just waiting for his slide hahaha. You want to live there you can live a couple hundred feet back and then have a nice patio deck on the edge. I feel bad for them but you know how stupid is as stupid does..

[@PatsyJones-j7v]

🩷🩷🙏🏿🙏🏿🩷🩷

[@Qbrain169]

They must have aimed the HAARP towards the smaller towns Milton definitely didn't hit where Trump lives

[@canada-od6cc]

Omg!!

[@MrsB197something]

Aren't you proud of what weather modification has caused

[@joygriffin6324]

you aren't wrong.

[@MrDCMiami]

No doubt it's being used for strategic and sinister purposes.

[@rubyannr6898]

Don't be stupid. You're bringing down our national IQ.

[@MrsB197something]

@@joygriffin6324 I know thanks

[@Distress.]

It's called a hurricane.

[@MuahMan]

I've had way more rain since Milton passed through then I did in that nothing-burger hurricane.

[@Tracy-wr7mj]

where are you ? lots of places on the sun coast who might disagree with you.

[@Flash-sr8hm]

Florida is bigger than you.

[@hazeldavis3176]

Well we can let the families of the deceased know it wasn't a big hurricane for you.

[@boster8368]

must be a broken pipe