Category 5 Hurricane Michael, Stock Footage Master from Panama City - 10/10/2018

Full stock of landfall of hurricane Michael in and around east side of Panama City / Springfield and Tyndall AFB on Oct 10.
Shot Description
1). Commentary and shots of bridge NW of Tyndall AFB.
2). Shots of Holiday Inn Express in Springfield, FL. Other chasers.
3). Highway 98 bridge and chaser vehicles.
4). Panama City Beach and surf.
5). Panama City Beach parking garage and chasers.
6). Shots of Gulf and surf from Parking Garage in Panama City Beach.
7). Stock shots of strong winds off East Bay by Long Point by Tyndall AFB bridge.
8). Various driving shots by Tyndall and Long Point.
9). Texaco gas station with damage.
10). Chasers and gathering back at Holiday Inn Express in Springfield.
11). Stock shots of trees and winds.
12). 09:57 to 28:36 is first eyewall. Canopy / roof collapse and disintegration at 18:35 and 24:39, respectively.
13). Calm eye and edge (various shots) from 25:00 to 36:39 or so. Stadium and damage. Blue skies as well.
14). Second half and debris starts at 36:45 or so.
15). Shots looking down at 44:49 to 44:58 from 3rd window shattered.
16). Shots of storm winding down and damage.
17). Ending and slug after 51:12.
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[@garyruss3529]

Stormchaser: think I'll park my car under here to protect it. Michael: Bwahaha! Who's doing the chasing now!?

[@drsauce4347]

Did they really expect their cars to be perfectly fine in 140 MPH winds? That hotel needed a rehab anyhow. Moto of the story: never place your late model vehicle in the middle of a Cat 5

[@strekorodriguez9619]

160mph*

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

First of all winds were not 160 mph in Panama City. In a storm of Michaels strength no land area will get sustained winds that strong. I wish I would have been in Callaway or Tyndall Air Force Base. I hope there are stronger cat 5s within the next 10 years so I can have another chance.

[@user-md2jd8bm8r]

@@strekorodriguez9619 140* if they on the shore or an island. 160 is secured.

[@MaxHeimst]

I guess they thought the roof over the driveway was as solid as it looked. Only it was constructed cheaply and couldn't withstand the wind. Being cheap doesn't pay off.

[@JasonJason210]

The guy with Jeep should watch a Pecos Hank video for a lesson in the value if good humour.

[@hurricanekatrina1187]

JasonJason210 right I watch him to he gets stuff way worse that all the time

[@FloozieOne]

Yup. Pecos Hank is the King of the Chasers; not just because he is so funny but because he explains what is going on within the storms. I love him.

[@vampy8112]

Pecos Hank is brilliant, his calm demeanor in any situation and saving the wildlife while his car windows shatter from hail. Great guy

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

@@vampy8112 This storm was cool. I wish I would have been there or Tyndall Airforce Base. Hopefully there will be more storms like this soon.

[@Vector_Ze]

@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 I think you might feel differently if it was your home destroyed, or your loved ones who died, or a survivor still trying to recover more than a year later.

[@momonridgetop]

First footage I’ve watched since. Good video. Those howling winds, man, scary stuff, personally will never be near another one, this one did it for me!

[@culpepper402]

“Oh no, my Jeep!” Meanwhile, everything on the east side is obliterated. Get a grip, dude. There’s people STILL living in tents.

[@danw1374]

Silly place to park it really, he must have known what would happen.

[@davomontgomeryda3rd]

Rookie mistake... don’t go storm chasing with a vehicle you care about trying to keep in good condition.

[@splat003]

those people should not live in a second grade country

[@Grant-vk6zo]

Exactly what I was thinking. Hate you got a dent on the Jeep. I lost my home and everything in it.

[@jayasmrmore3687]

@@davomontgomeryda3rd maybe if it was damaged where it could not be driven anymore or had to be an expensive repair I would feel sympathetic. This is basically cosmetic damage like “c’mon bro”

[@zetch972]

This is great footage! So glad that you guys are safe as well. I love how everyone was excited about seeing the eye. 🙌🏾😭

[@lesliegivens6585]

I survived Hurricane Michael and I thank God 🙏🙏

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

I wish I would have chased it. Im not a professional chaser but next time I will go.

[@CoA-Oberst-1st-Feldjager]

I survived it as well. 850 Strong

[@lesliegivens6585]

@Conspiracy Nut Jobs Are Mentally Ill !!! ,for people like you.

[@lesliegivens6585]

@Conspiracy Nut Jobs Are Mentally Ill !!! you’ve read my comment and you clearly see what I said, so please don’t try to put words in my mouth.

[@swissirish1]

Palm trees: beast mode Pine trees: least mode

[@7130odyssey]

why you would park UNDER a structure that is going to come down in a Cat 4 storm is beyond me........

[@cofkavos]

Because they didn't know it would collapse considering Florida has very specific building standards.

[@Danarf37]

Konatada Not as much in the Panhandle as down here in Miami and a Cat 4 is going to turn that overhang into a sail and trash it. He parked his Jeep in the worse place he could. Would have been better off leaving it out in the parking lot and hoped for the best.

[@sqengineer]

Yep...just waited for the roof to collapse...saw that coming right from the beginning.

[@kylelou1983]

better in the under a structure then out in the open because that debris destroyed cars in the lot his jeep would have been in. oh, park his car farther out is also a bad idea because of the trees and the wind.

[@CoA-Oberst-1st-Feldjager]

Well the way our buildings here in Panama City Beach are built is to withstand hurricane force winds and storm surge.

[@hiyathere599]

Dent In da hood is better then a dent in da head

[@juliobrian4757]

Dent in da hood, came to do no good!

[@tuesdayboiis2615]

@HauntedByAGhost bruh

[@jayasmrmore3687]

@Taylor Browne lmao

[@xenabulldog5597]

Stop talking about dent rob lox da hood

[@heather6987]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@shawndakayelizando6764]

The man complaining about his Jeep was very insensitive to all the people who died in the storm. I can understand being upset, but he took it to a new level of complaining. He acted as if he had no idea a hurricane was coming. He should be grateful to be alive and unharmed.

[@friedmule5403]

Of cause you are right but that's not how the human mind works. If you have been caught in i.e. a heavy rain and you've got soaking wet, you do complain about being totally soaked. You do not think of the mom who's child is dying in Africa due to drought, or the boy who got killed by a car, just right now. We do only concentrate about our situation and that may be a wise decisions, sins it's your brains old evolved mean to survive. :-)

[@friedmule5403]

@Donnell Okafor Thank you! :-)

[@twisterman101new4]

Not really. When someone has it worst doesn't mean when someone who has it slightly better isn't allowed to complain. What you said was pretty dumb ngl.

[@Stacie45]

Excellent footage, but yes, the guy whining about a dent in his Jeep is really pathetic. You parked your Jeep in the path of a Category 4 hurricane, what did you expect? Call your Mom and ask her for money to fix it.

[@PhantomPanic]

Category 5...

[@stormyalice]

Cat 5.

[@waynewhite30weathervlogs95]

Stacie45 he would have been better off parking out in the open than parking under a car port in 155 mph winds! He should have seen that coming lol

[@mrorionfan1]

17:46 - hood moving on the jeep!

[@wallyman292]

Yep. If I were his insurance co., I'd refuse to pay. You're obligated to attempt to minimize damages in a situation like this, as in if you know a river is flooding, drive the car to higher ground. Same should apply here.

[@Eric-sj8rn]

Lol Storm chaser complaining about his car getting damaged. In the wrong business my friend. Does insurance cover negligence?

[@mattpyfe]

or stupidity

[@rad-travelers2344]

Right...I mean people didn’t just lose literally everything they had, entire homes just bulldozed to the street side; 8’ tall piles of debris lining every single road; many of the residents low income earners and no insurance, but super sorry about your insured jeep you drove in to a category 5 hurricane.

[@Celldroid]

Listening to the constant clanging of what I would assume to be the lens cap, was very unfortunate. Awesome footage ! Thank you M8's

[@jakerio8]

Thanks for braving this and uploading it. Very clear and gives us (those who evacuated) an idea of the "new norm" to prepare for

[@Juxhn]

I know next time i prob wont be staying in a cat 5 storm like this anytime soon.

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

@@Juxhn But it’s fun.

[@Juxhn]

@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 not really lmao

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

@@Juxhn Well for me it is. I chased Ian in Punta Gorda at a gas station and my car was rocking like a mechanical bull. But I’m weird. I can see why most would not enjoy this as much as me.

[@Juxhn]

@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 Chasing Hurricanes/Storms is intentional though which is why it's more fun for you rather than it just tearing your childhood town apart like nothing but I see where your coming from, alot of people do it for the thrill or experience for documentation of these storms.

[@terrancepae8420]

Rode this thing out, Oct 10 18. A day I will never forget. CBS home luckily only lost some shingles. Downed trees took out many of my neighbors homes. Gone. I was truly lucky. It has been almost a year now and we are still trying to put the pieces back together. No grocery store etc. Slowly but surely

[@boltonatorsaomd9368]

To the guy complaining about his Jeep getting damaged- you made your bed, now lay in it. Don’t taunt Mother Nature when she’s initiating a complete landscape liquidation, then complain that she got your Jeep.

[@ryanscarfone2656]

You get mad when your Jeep is damaged when your just chillin in hurricanes and under collapsible structures ?

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

@Conspiracy Nut Jobs Are Mentally Ill !!! I am not a regular storm chaser but I am still livid that I missed this storm. I would have gone here but parked away from the roof. I hope another hurricane like Michael hits the US soon.

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

@Conspiracy Nut Jobs Are Mentally Ill !!! Lol. Happy New Year my friend.

[@mosinajmeri2612]

ચણણણ

[@cacatr4495]

18:33 What did you expect? It's a hurricane. You knew it wasn't going to be a gentle April shower.

[@cacatr4495]

25:00, 26:00 Reality-check! DIDN'T YOU REALIZE YOU WERE IN A HURRICANE?? Did you think storm-chasing was all peaches and creme and glory? " A dent in the hood . . that's not cool!" That is what hurricanes do. You should have been driving a paid-off 1976 Ford Explorer, Dodge Ramcharger, or Chevy Suburban or Blazer. Why take a being-paid-for Jeep into Hurricane-force winds with blowing debris, and then moan and groan and curse, when you chose to go into it? It was your choice.

[@iillestrs2153]

Plus that’s what insurance is for 😂

[@michaelg8663]

Cool footage but two of the more obnoxious behaviors in the chasing community on display: (1) entitlement complex and belief that being a chaser gives you some sort of special status. Lol at the sign on the car. You’re not a cop, not a firefighter, not a fed, you’re just a random with a camera. Whats next? Self-made chaser badges and uniforms? (2) the bubble effect like you’re just some uninvolved observer who somehow is outside the events unfolding and immune to their consequences. Youd think Samaras would have cured that but nope here we have some dude drive his Jeep into the direct path of the eyewall of a major hurricane and yet as the whole town is falling apart around him, hes shocked that *his* beloved Jeep is also getting some damage...i mean who would have thought, right? I guess the storm didnt see the storm chaser sign, whoops!

[@beckyshock3099]

ROTFLMAO, IF he had been SMART he would not have parked under a portico to start with, and found the lee side, to block some of the wind sheer.

[@robertbauer9101]

If you don't want your jeep damaged, don't INTENTIONALLY park in a hurricane. Drive an old clunker.

[@zetch972]

Best comment tbh.

[@vermontsownboy6957]

Fully agree. By all means go chase the storm, but don't whine like a cry baby when the storm you intentionally parked in front of actually damages your property. Sheesh!

[@mikebouchard620]

you really need to keep your reply short so people will read them

[@joerussellwx5911]

Not going to lie, kinda pisses me off listening to him complain about his car while whole structures are coming apart.

[@zetch972]

Joe Russell151 some parts of Mexico Beach are probably uninhabitable, but he is complaining.

[@beckyshock3099]

I think he done great, at least he didn't scream like that little girl Jeff on his video.....

[@joerussellwx5911]

@@beckyshock3099 Yeah, but Jeff wasn't screaming about his car, he was screaming about the stadium and completely clear eye (an incredibly rare view over land)and destructive winds. To me, Jeff sounded like he was on the verge of crying. This dude could only think about his Jeep Wrangler.

[@cofkavos]

It's more than 1000 missing and there are around 39 people dead.

[@pip12111]

And people dying

[@adriannsantos]

That partial clearing of skies at 28:30 is amazing

[@leonardsusskindswar7258]

I still have my windshield! Aw man.... Have to say I was really relieved when you guys backed inside and closed the doors. I couldn’t have even imagined that it could be this bad.

[@cobrasvt347]

Hurricanes are pretty awesome but chasing tornados takes the cake. The adrenaline rush and the shear beauty of them amazes me and it never gets old. I'm completely fascinated by the powerful and beautiful storm structures that spawn them.

[@FloozieOne]

Have you watched any of Pecos Hank's videos? He is the absolute best at tornados and he has a sense of humor too.

[@donnad9115]

This storm has been upgraded to a Category 5 for all those who don’t know.

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

I wish I would have seen the eye of this and I hope there are more storms like this.

[@flowerchild5133]

Mr. Mark have been thru Cat 5 before hoping must mean you are a storm chaser. Don't ever wish this on anyone been thru Camille n now Michael. Been thru typhoons in the Philippines n Okinawa an no place to run from. If you wanting it for the thrill but the people of eastern Bay county are still trying to put their lives back together nearly 4 long years later. Have your thrills but be safe n we will say prayers for you, 🙏♥️🙏

[@SeekTruthinLight]

Yea it's something when you can see how the trees bending change direction as the storm moves further inland.

[@TheMaisiewoofwoof]

Look forward to your footage this Tornado season. Stay safe.

[@MollyFC]

I used to work on windshields and I'll tell ya, expecting a jeep wrangler to not have a broken windshield after about anything happening is ridiculous

[@TheMaisiewoofwoof]

Ps. Love it when you put up some video with commentary.

[@tommyhedden]

Oh he can use a plunger to get those dents out.

[@cobrasvt347]

The eye. Holy crap. Blue sky. Awesome video. Feel bad for your jeep. That sucks man.

[@richardoakey894]

Amazing footage

[@davep2115]

I was really wondering about the strategy of parking under something that could fall on the vehicles. Why park under the canopy?

[@nickakers7985]

Dave probably figured it would hold, the hotel itself is probably steel framed and they assumed the canopy was also.

[@meteofur9604]

@@nickakers7985 there was no chance, a category 4 has winds of 140 MPH + and the water damage can be like mini bullets.even if the frame is steel the roof is not.

[@heather6987]

This was 2 years ago but still amazing footage! 🙌🙌 well done work !! Glad all is safe 🙌🙌🙌and to the ones who lost thier lives RIP 👼👼🙏🙏🙏

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

3 year anniversary today. I hope another cat 5 hits the US coast within the next few years.

[@tvold9204]

@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 I know you are a chaser and love strong hurricanes but I really wouldn't hope for it. People lose lives and property in these things ya know!

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

@@tvold9204 I just want another chance to be in the eye of a cat 5 storm that’s all. Don’t wish death on anyone. You said you live east of Naples. How was Irma where you were? We only saw cat 1 conditions near St Pete.

[@tvold9204]

@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 Yeah I think I got some mesovort activity because I observed some tree debarking and complete defoliation of some trees in a localized area around my house at the time which had a portion of the roof torn off (older frame home). Probably gust near 150 at peak, which would make sense as naples recorded 142 and peak estimate at the time was 160. Surge was not much because the backside only had gusts to minimal hurricane force. Rainfall was about 10 inches and caused some flooding. Some rural areas like the eastern golden gate estates didnt have power until November but more urban areas mostly got power and water running in 2 weeks iirc. The front eyewall was very wet and was essentially a whiteout while the backside had almost no rain.

[@iamlengend4091]

Storm chaser crying about his Jeep lmfao. Should have been more concerned about the amateur footage you recorded. Smh

[@flamingwarrior2589]

Good coverage man

[@rodsilver1898]

YOU GUYS ARE MY HEROES!!! THAT WAS AWESOME !!ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE! WE MAY NEVER SEE A CAT 5 AGAIN

[@texaswigsplitah]

Rod Silver What?!?! Dude just the opposite. With the changing weather patterns due to climate change, expect MORE Cat 5 hurricanes my man.

[@stormyalice]

It's becoming more common to see cat 5s..

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

This was only borderline cat 5 anyway and the winds were not cat 5 here. Watch the one hour forty three minute video of Western Mexico Beach. That’s where the cat 5 winds were.

[@robdog1245]

Nobody: Not one single person This idiot: *I'm going to park my Jeep under a structure that I'm 99% sure will probably come down at some point, and then get angry when it falls on my Jeep.*

[@racoonzattack]

I’ve nevertheless seen such a clearly defined Hurricane eye! That was incredible!

[@AllDimensionEclipses]

it was beautiful. It's just like ``oh hey micheal!``

[@jdshemp]

You know hurricanes can have embedded tornado's?

[@bigelile07]

Oh, damn... I parked my car in the PATH of a Cat 4 hurricane and it got damaged, so I'm going to whine about it. Really?

[@TJ-tl8ol]

Now it’s a cat 5!

[@jenmalcom7004]

Insurance shouldn't cover storm chasers' stupidity! 😡

[@gloriavillarroel3544]

Buen trabajo , gracias por compartirlo. Imagino el daño en los lugares mas VULNERABLES . Ahí no es para terminar riendo .

[@Toots2UTube]

Michael hit during the day and what a sight to see and hear. I did Hurricane Hugo, a category 4 in Charleston, SC. which came through at night, and the contrast between the two is incredible. It took Charleston 10 years to rebuild. The aftermath is no walk in the park. I pray for all affected by Hurricane Michael and the aftermath.

[@allanward8194]

Insane footage. And this was in the western eye wall, not even the strongest part if the storm!

[@waynewhite30weathervlogs95]

I do love this video! Seriously one of the best hurricane video I have ever seen in my life! I love watching this one octane over! Great shots!! Awesome! Keep up the good work! 😀

[@josephastier7421]

What storm chaser worries about their vehicle?

[@mahogany3947]

Exactly this dude's worried about his vehicle when people are worried about their houses getting destroyed

[@olenamcquagge7777]

This is really heart breaking...to know a lot of people are going to have some major damage when this is over.

[@barbararyan6212]

thanks for this video..i had no idea that it was that bad..and cars can be replaced!!!

[@willw3736]

I was here...I will NEVER stay for another hurricane ever ever again

[@gizzmo952]

an hour long insurance claim

[@triton115]

46:40 Man! That entire front canopy was OSB! That thing was a hurricane disaster waiting to happen. Hopefully if or when they rebuild it, they use plywood instead of OSB.

[@interlinkplus8236]

Very eye opening to the shoddy building practices used in the trade.

[@charlesrodriguez7984]

And concrete.

[@Arihiroki_LG]

sheesh props to those suvs... built really tough

[@texaswigsplitah]

Arihiroki I know, are they reinforced or weighed down with extra steel?

[@stormyalice]

Not really. The storm just wasn't close enough to really do damage yet.

[@Vector_Ze]

From what I've seen, driving around town after the storm, the absurdly oversized SUVs didn't fare any better than my tiny smart fortwo. Yes, I suffered damage, but so did they.

[@alexanderk.3056]

Great lovely footage! Congrats for capture!

[@mdutchy2582]

Excellent video. Have to agree with some commenters. Lost everything. Home was 3 miles northeast of TAFB. In your defense though, you guys see so much of this sort of thing in tornados, I think you inure to it, to the personal side of it. Probably would happen to me too if I was involved in your work. No worries.

[@allanpaul700]

Amazing!!!

[@drac484]

I liked your coverage.Good work.Stay safe.

[@johnsontravyon]

glad to say i lived through michael

[@walterkathan1541]

If somebody told me it was a small clip from a rain-wrapped tornado I would believe them

[@lairdriver]

Honestly what would posses you to go outside a Category 4 or 5? Are KZbin hits that important? Why are you cheering? People lost everything

[@hank1320]

When you live in Florida near the panhandle you know there is a chance you can loose everything he wasn’t cheering about that but anyways enough said u know what I mean now so have a good day

[@indigodragon0613]

A tragedy for sure, but you have to admire the strength of this storm. One can’t help but be awestruck when Mother Nature unleashes her fury and doesn’t hold back.

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

It was not a tragedy. It was cool.

[@tamarawalther4524]

That's a pretty solid fence around the dumpster.

[@zoyalis1487]

Dude it's just a jeep. Plenty of folks lost nearly everything. Relax.

[@johnvitrano7152]

This is my biggest fear, getting hit by a major hurricane and being flooded. Texas has come really close to some bad storms since I have been here, but they usually turn and hit Louisiana.

[@mrorionfan1]

I remember Hugo hitting us in North Carolina in '89 and the winds bending the trees and knocking down powerlines!

[@mrorionfan1]

South Carolina had it really bad. Came on land at Garden City I believe.

[@jenmalcom7004]

I was in SC. We were in Columbia, but lived on Folly Beach. We were without power, for months!

[@Vector_Ze]

What would be more useful than a time code for the VIDEO, would be the actual local time the segments were recorded.

[@Lillady58]

awesome!! great job on the video.

[@constructioneerful]

Amazing.

[@nataliefinn9958]

Near enough whole video guy moans about damage to his jeep 🤔

[@FortyTwoAnswerToEverything]

Was that the side impact airbag deployed on the other jeep beside yours?? SHiiiiet!!

[@RubberDucky8734]

This video is awesome/scary... but I'm confused... by his reaction about his car it seems like this storm caught him by surprise, he did know they were there to film a hurricane right?

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

Somehow he thought he was impervious to Mother Nature....

[@drivecfl]

And they thought the overhang awning was going to be protection. When the video first started I was wondering if that was going to be gone.

[@theotherdave8013]

Man, i had a tornado pass near my home, and the hail core beat the daylights out of my car. I think its like war wounds or something. just wear the dents with pride.

[@richardcline1337]

That Holiday Inn Express is in CALLAWAY, NOT Springfield right at the intersection of Hwy 98 and Hwy 22.

[@juniorelectrician2005]

I just was thinking, hey didn't I see this hotel's entrance canopy collaspe? Then I realize oh, iCyclone and this guy were both at the same hotel recording the same, no wonder! :D

[@jdrose1000]

18:50 are the lights on the cars on because the alarm is going off?

[@stephensarmento3529]

Didn’t you learn that winds are amplified under overpasses? I could have probably predicted that thing falling apart with winds like those lol love the videos though. Insane the power nature possesses

[@cynguilbeau6845]

dude it's a jeep it can be replaced. homes and lives are harder, businesses, STOP WHINING

[@jayasmrmore3687]

It doesn’t even have to. It’s just a dent

[@paxwallacejazz]

Well isn't that 2nd floor bar open?

[@shonafarrow7401]

Palm trees are strong, haven't seen one fall yet...💪🏾

[@MrRockydee07]

Reminds me of being in a car going through a high pressure 200 mph car washer ,,,,,don't forget to roll your windows up ,,,,,,

[@charlesrodriguez7984]

Mmmm hurricane car wash.

[@NatureRecycleFlorida]

awesome

[@KaileyB616]

To be fair, dude didn't complain that much about his jeep. He literally said "OH my jeep!" followed by "god help everybody here". So what? The most he ever said was "my jeep, my car.... that ain't cool". I don't know a single person who wouldn't have said at LEAST that much if a roof collapsed onto their vehicle. Although it was hilarious when he said "I still have my windshield!" and then the entire rest of the roof immediately crashed down on his car 😂😂😂

[@SeekTruthinLight]

That's how it looked 45:20 the morning before the 12 feet of water came during Katrina. It looked like the worst was over....then...

[@ruthlessgoat3702]

I'm curious, what is the air temp in a hurricane like this?

[@mikemalloy1681]

Which Young wind speed/direction instrument are you using, and I though they only measured up to 100 mph????

[@racoonzattack]

18:35 “Aww Damn! My Jeep!!!”

[@irishmurf1799]

Sad stuff what app was that on your phone?

[@chopchop9984]

I still can't believe I lived through this

[@turnz2429]

Same

[@pattibrooks1907]

Never been in a hurricane ! Its a scary storm Im sure to go through !

[@jenmalcom7004]

It's not fun! Even when we went inland for Hugo, we still had to sit through it!

[@cobrasvt347]

Lol that window sounds like a motorcycle running. Hahahaa

[@bigsarge8795]

What is the weather app youre using at the very begining ?. That clarity is nuts

[@alanaspinall9273]

Hi, can anyone tell me what App/s or website to use for live hurricanes and tornado's, I live in Scotland and I'm fascinated with them, my dream is to come to America and do the typical tourist thing and do some storm chasing, but until then I will need to make do with any app or website suggestions, many thanks.

[@ianjustiz8968]

Did you get a pressure reading?

[@matinadavis8967]

Yes I was in Panama City with hurricane Michael he got hit very bad

[@spartan7911]

I live in hurricane territory (Houston, Texas). I would never ride out this storm unless I am in a huge building like an airport or hotel.

[@Taxi-yq6vv]

What is the app they're using to look where the storm is?

[@myron4823]

i wonder what wind speeds they recorded??

[@triton115]

30:00 I know what kind of wood that is! Looks like your vehicle got hit by Oriented Strand Board, or OSB. That kind of wood is not good for hurricane zones. The vast majority of roofs that failed during Hurricane Andrew had OSB as the roof decking. OSB is very easily weakened by wind driven rain: a neighbor of mine in Wisconsin had OSB decking around his charcoal grill for two years, and it had the consistency of oatmeal.

[@kieranobrennan1183]

Why stand out so close to the storm??pretty wreckless and stupid to be honest.

[@CoA-Oberst-1st-Feldjager]

Welcome to Panama City Beach FL

[@jayasmrmore3687]

You do realize that is the point. Tornado chasers, for the sake of filming, go where others don’t for the safety

[@cocotaveras8975]

He was powerful!