Category 6 - An EAS Scenario (#4)

A hurricane with never-before-seen destructive capabilities appears off the east coast, and absolutely pummels eastern states.
You can subscribe if you want to, I plan to make more improved scenarios using the Emergency Alert System in the future.
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DISCLAIMER:
This scenario may contain VALID EAS TONES. Do not attempt to play these tones over the air, as doing so may activate the real Emergency Alert System and you could face massive fines or jail time.
The creator of this video (K4 EAS) is not responsible for the actions or damages caused by viewers who choose to ignore this warning.
Sounds in this video may be disturbing to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
This scenario is purely fictional, and it is not supposed to mimic or copy any real life event. If it does, it is purely a coincidence.
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[@alfredsnyder4]

As Graystillplays Says "A Category 5 Hurricane In Florida Is Normal, That's When Your Boss Calls "You Coming Into Work Today?"

[@robertmiralles6334]

Oh the channel that I used to watch a lot but now I don’t even think about him. The reason why I think that is he kinda strayed from random games content into Happy wheels or GTA content with a few other games which is the reason I lost interest on him.

[@heidyse21]

200+ mph winds? Nothing a Floridian can handle

[@idk_wat_to_name_this]

200+ mph winds ha that's nothing against a Filipino

[@vincentciola5695]

200+ mph winds? That’s barely a light breeze for a Sri Lankan

[@idk_wat_to_name_this]

@@vincentciola5695 for us is like blowing your hand

[@vincentciola5695]

@@idk_wat_to_name_this is enough to blow a boat away

[@heidyse21]

@@vincentciola5695 ong, 200+ mph winds is just light wind for the philippines

[@justarandomchannelonyt]

12:43 "my name is patricia” You mean *Hurricane Patricia* also with 200 mph+ winds?

[@stevensather5911]

Must be a slow hurricane season. September and a hurricane beginning with B.

[@blazingangel1_]

This is pretty cool. I definitely see improvement in your content. Keep it up!

[@bradmiley]

Hello from Northern Europe! This was an excellent EAS Scenario. Very well made; excellent backstory, fascinating story, brilliant presentation. Although I don't have a "channel" as such, I'm working on an EAS myself (on and off - I'm disabled, so I can only think about it or write bits down when I'm not in too much pain or medication!) which is global, but sort of centred or "beaming outwards" from Europe. Like I say, I'm developing the concept right now, but if you would like to chat about EAS or have tips, or would like more information on what I'm doing, please let me know. Right now, I don't know for certain whether it's a short story, a novel, a radio play, or an EAS Scenario like your great stuff! Anyway, all the very best to you, keep up the excellent work - this was a very, very thrilling and captivating EAS! Cheers, Brad.

[@scmontgomery]

You have my interest, I'm working on an analog horror and kind of in the same boat with being disabled. I've got a rough plot line and some ideas I'm flushing out. I'm basing the entire thing on an eas false alarm event here in the US. Anywhere I can look or follow you for when you publish?

[@sbclaridge]

That would be a very slow season if it were already mid-to-late September and the hurricane were named Blake. I'd probably go with July or (more likely) early-to-mid August for a strong storm starting with a B, although 1992 definitely comes to mind (Andrew formed in mid-August, and later became an absolutely catastrophic storm).

[@WhirlpoolDestruction]

Surprised you don’t have more subs. Keep up the amazing content.

[@Oldsport374]

why is your pofile picher have the comunsiss flag

[@scratchpad7954]

0:20 No NOAA Weather Radio stations in the United States use the call letters of FXKL, nor is 117.9 MHz a valid NOAA weather radio frequency. 117.9 MHz is in the commercial aviation band.

[@black_mesa_research]

I think it's still really accurate the rest of the video, I liked this

[@jjzillaschannel9273]

Imagine that this hurricane was being controlled by titanus ghidorah, Everything will been destroyed in America

[@derekortt2817]

I'd seriously like to know how you get this type of a hurricane with low temps of 48 degrees and a high of only 65...

[@SlayerReduxUTAU]

looks like hurricane patricia is in the Atlantic now

[@user-mh9kv6bo4w]

while a ef-5 may not happen the hurricane may happen is so scarry that it may happen

[@juniper_slays_]

me now: ah it sure is a relief with no more hurricanes me 6 years ago: oh nice, hurricane Irma is hittin’ us as a 4, nothin we can’t handle!

[@cullenhayes1390]

the first ever video was awsome and i was in tampa at that time and i just got on my plane so yeah it was kind creepy

[@TheDrizzyDrake]

Yo bro when he said Georgia I got scared af

[@DanielBerzinskas]

wind it

[@alfredsnyder4]

10:44 Happy 30th Birthday Future Me

[@ArnoPlayzRoblox]

FLORIDION MANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

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WAIT EACH TIME I WATCH AN EAS SCENARIO I DONT THINK MUCH OF THE FONT BUT WATCHING THIS VIDEO REMINDED ME ITS A MINECRAFT FONT..?

[@100T_EAS]

man this shouldve been in ohio

[@SubmachineOP]

It would be a ef 0-1 formed in great lakes

[@thatrandomcreeper69420]

Ohio can’t get hurricanes because it is landlocked