DESTRUCTIVE Aftermath of Hurricane MILTON - Venice to Fort Myers Beach, Florida

[@johndewey6358]

Thank you to all who are helping the devastated areas, rescuing people from their homes, hospitals, nursing homes..... God bless all of you.

[@JamesBrown-dv4ve]

The sand is so heavy to move!!

[@johndewey6358]

@@JamesBrown-dv4ve I agree, to undo what the nature's hand done will be an enormous undertaking even for our heavy duty machines.

[@malahammer]

Yet again prayers did not work with Milton as they did not work with Helene nor for the 6 million Jews in WW2, in fact they never have worked the last 2000 years...ever!

[@SurpriseGuy20]

Best video I have seen by far showing the devastation without the news people yapping about it. Thank you for posting it.

[@cub35guy]

Yeh wouldn’t want real facts from real news outlets right?

[@allenevans6706]

They will be yapping about it when Insurance companies won't pay them squat! Try pulling your head from your butt

[@SoundofSilence492]

@@cub35guy I typically mute them on stories like this. They’re not reporters in the old sense of the word anyway. They are what KZbin calls “reactors,” melodramatic and repetitive, nothing new to say.

[@artesanatosberilo7460]

2:30 réplicas!? 😂

[@lindalavenderisfabulous]

Agreed! I find my NEWS by following guys like this.... no yapping (unless to clarify a view), sharp images and not speeding over. Just amazing skill at operating the drone and a more amazing person for showing the realities of Mother Nature vs us humans. Thx-U stranger Friend ♥

[@PamClince]

Thank you for the SILENT VIDEO!

[@tjr-007tt]

Why in the world would you build a house in a sandbar?!? These areas aren’t meant to be lived in and may not even exist in a 100 years time.

[@kathyyoung1774]

Worse, a trailer.

[@ktmcc4360]

10yrs time, look at those areas 50ys ago they were way off the beach.

[@insAneTunA]

Because many are simply ignoring reality. The next big one will be even more powerful. But they do not believe that. So they will learn it the hard way.

[@chodkowski01]

I live inland a 20 minute drive to the ocean and I don’t worry about Storm Surge.

[@killan001]

The entire world will be lucky to make it until Christmas.

[@sunking2001]

Perfect example of "not IF it will happen but, WHEN it will happen."

[@kylesawkon4074]

If we all moved to the middle of the country there would just be more devastation from the tornadoes there. Same with the wildfires out west. Northeast isn’t safe from hurricanes either. Should we go back to europe? Canada? Mexico?

[@wifigrannyl.1354]

My heart breaks for all those affected! The loss is unreal, nothing left to start over with.😢

[@kd8199]

And the insurance companies will not pay in many cases.

[@stanapavlovic3787]

Da li ti se slama kad Amerika vodi i ubija po celom svetu. Dace Bog da je nebude vise na zemlji.

[@melikgibsson5539]

HAARP system = powerful weather weapon against People

[@hossenfeffer8383]

Thank you for taking the time and for using your equipment and expertise to publish this footage. It speaks for itself. My opinion only - when you look at the setting - brilliant beautiful sunshine and sparkling blue water- it’s not hard to see why people take a chance on building here. It is paradise, with a sting in its tail.

[@GatorRican]

Mother nature is speaking, let us make sure we listen.

[@BabsKaz]

Geoengineering

[@tanjaw9569]

we listen and make a change

[@rogerturner1881]

the USA haven't listened yet....

[@ramazancan3824]

yea stop funding warr all over the world and pray for palastinian people

[@mahabarzaq9224]

Good message i wish they read it​@ramazancan3824

[@Wildernessadventuresoz]

Oh how sad is this. So sorry to all those whom have lost and are in sheer devastation from us in Australia love and prayers to you all. My problems are insignificant compared to this 😞❤️

[@PacoOtis]

Your grammar is awful and so typical for us Americans!

[@mohamadsadam3196]

Your problem is about money haha

[@idw9159]

when i arrived in usa over 40 years ago, i couldn't understand why houses were being made of cardboard instead of bricks and stone; building codes in usa should really be reconsidered - the resale value of many of these beachfront properties are in millions of usd but the materials totally inadequate for climatic challenges to be faced; spend 100-200k more on decent materials for these homes and like the story of three little pigs and the wolf they will withstand such events a lot better, the people don't deserve to be let down like this, very sad

[@marionct625]

I agree totally👍🏻

[@ГлКр-н4п]

Вы совершенно правы, строят дома из говна и палок, а потом удивляются таким разрушениям!

[@sandraward116]

..maybe w all that sand more cement will be used to rebuild instead of aluminum siding..

[@thomasmahoney9748]

" climatic challenges" - this mean that you do not understand basic math. Climate has nothing to do with CO2 except in your mind.

[@ЛеонтьеваИрина-и2д]

Жутко.... Ради чего там жить? Ради красивых закатов солнца и океана - тихо и размеренно? А что бы не скучать - ПОЖАЛУЙСТА, ВАМ УРАГАНЧИК..... О НЕТ - ТАК ЖИТЬ!!!

[@JudyP-tf8du]

Super video! I lived on the Island of Venice years ago. Thank you so much for showing Venice. The news has completely overlooked the area.

[@RossAndersonNM]

All mobile homes/and the like,should not be allowed near a coastline.

[@fin72351]

Amen to that and no more wood! I live 3 miles from the Gulf in a concrete house with a concrete tile roof that's 36 feet from the ground. Zero damage, even after Ian. Blessings from Fort Myers

[@TheMadeoliver]

É a mesma coisa que um papel ao vento, casas sem segurança It's the same thing as paper in the wind, houses without security

[@Wondrixplore]

Mobile home should no be considered place for permanent living. Does not matter where are located. I think their purpose should for short term living.

[@Kevin-tn5rr]

I think its 17 feet for stilt built homes not sure who's bright idea was that, more about a salesman dream to make fast money

[@wendykeyes7172]

Never mind mobile homes and such from watching all this the houses in any part of Florida look like they are made of cardboard .How can they stand such weather .

[@davehconner]

Just imagine coming "home" to this. It must be heartbreaking.

[@74the_magpie]

There is no way I’d live in a mobile home by the water. This is awful, great losses. So incredible.

[@chodkowski01]

They know the consequences of storms in Florida. It’s only just a matter of time till their luck runs out.

[@I_Dont_Answer_Questions]

You live where ever your mum says.

[@lindataylor6512]

They could be FEMA housing from the storms of last year or so and yes they loan out trailer houses until your house is ready 😢😢

[@MengGuoZhou]

@@lindataylor6512 FEMA would have you temporary living on a land that worse 100s of thousand? Of course, you don't have a brain but are allowed to make kids...

[@MengGuoZhou]

​@@lindataylor6512 FEMA doesn't temporarily place people on 100s thousands $ land!! Grow a brain!!

[@mirandakoggan3914]

Where are the county engineers that write permits to allow construction of any building that close to the water?

[@I_Dont_Answer_Questions]

Awww... Look at the boot licker. Muh goberment telz me wut I cern do. I jerst askd der pemidion.

[@ElizabethStump-s2l]

Greed. Here's some land. Let's sell it to some sucker. Don't mess with those permits. Let them do what they want.

[@larryshaheed253]

They Bribe The County Commissioners And The Planning Dept.

[@EMan-cu5zo]

@@ElizabethStump-s2lnothing wrong with that. The people know there is a risk living in these areas.

[@nobodynoneofyourbusiness3787]

$$$ is the driving force behind building permits.

[@mariettasims9770]

Why isn’t it illegal to build housing this close to an ocean?

[@WAU470]

.... yes ... or here in Austria - or somewhere else - where they allow to built in the flood area with special permits! It is greed from the governments as they owners must pay tax-money. And against dumbness no herb grew. May all affected find power to renew their places. Greetings from Vienna - Austria 💔💕

[@gavanwhatever8196]

FREEDOM!

[@gash1reb]

It's ALL about the $$$$, and greed!!!

[@andrewsanford2020]

Once insurance companies refuse coverage on the property on waterfront or beach front it will really take a bite out of who can get these places

[@theresah1288]

You have to remember that when most of these home were built the water levels were a lot lower

[@catgirlbot]

Thank you! & an extra extra thank you for no elevator music.

[@stavorulaalexandridis3351]

Agree why do people do that? The music is so annoying

[@shqa574]

I agree with you. The videographer filmmakers think they are making a theatrical movie, and add soundtrack music to the video. The deathly silence conveys the magnitude of the destruction, devastation and disaster.

[@drueatcer]

But the sound is always easy to turn off.

[@vonfleming2178]

The coast/beach are beautiful places to visit. But I wouldn't want to live there. Can't get over all that sand in in those houses. I hope everyone was alright.

[@OceanDreamer59]

I was watching another drone video earlier today, and I couldn't tell if it was sand or water. This video is very clear. Those poor people.

[@artesanatosberilo7460]

Luiz espalha lixo,, tour in Flórida 😅

[@Kookyverse]

3:07 the shots of the sand are blowing my mind. Never seen this before 🤯

[@chodkowski01]

It’s called Storm Surge and everyone who lives on the edge of the ocean at sea level are aware of this but they just take their chances.

[@I_Dont_Answer_Questions]

Happens with every hurricane. Massive beach erosion. Can move millions of tons of material in a single event.

[@I_Dont_Answer_Questions]

@@chodkowski01 Storm surge is water level junior. Sit this one out. Above your pay grade.

[@MikeK484]

​@@I_Dont_Answer_Questionswow do dramatic

[@trishc135]

Looks like the snow drifts in Indiana.

[@Hurricane0721]

Well to be honest damage at a mobile home park doesn't tell you much about the strength of a hurricane. I've seen strong category one hurricanes cause that type of damage to mobile home parks before. Mobile homes are just about the worst place to be in any tornado, and likewise any hurricane!

[@jenniminder1362]

A bad storm rolls those soup cans. They should be illegal in Florida. Why not make these public beaches?

[@shreddinbetty365]

I was born and raised in Florida, and there is no way in hell my father would have had our home built right on the water like that! He was a son of a son of a sailor, and he knew better!

[@vls3771]

nasty .....but really there should be no rebuilds here it will happen again its barely above sea level ITS A SANDBAR ....plant trees on it seats and a cycle /walkway and one cafe .....

[@tdelphia1]

Better than a cafe, build parking pads for a food truck court with some weather resistant seating areas. Food trucks can rent their spots for a season if they want but if there's a storm, everyone pullds the plug and drives their business to safety!

[@stephenboyd4934]

@@tdelphia1 makes complete sense, if I worked in a tall tower like the twin towers, I would have a parachute in my office just incase, why take risks.

[@artesanatosberilo7460]

Não seguindo o Livro ,,logo o retorno

[@ronnie61b59]

Florida is flat like a pan cake there a reason for that hurricanes

[@thewatchmen4920]

If they've the 💰 from insurance or the 🏦 will give them a loan with higher financial yes they will build as soon as possible 🤔

[@pmc6925]

I live in Tampa right on the Bay and we lost our 2 cars due to Helene, but with Melton we have water up to the roof tops. I've always been the type of person that always gets back up after being knocked down, but we didn't have enough time between these two storms before being gut punched by Milton. We're alive and that what really matters to me. Because some people didn't make it through it. FEMA and the insurance companies haven't done anything. If anything a lot of the insurers have left us holding the bag. True , we can sue but that does squat right now. Basically we've become a political football and we're the ones losing the game. A lot of us know we are on our own. We'll pick ourselves up and move forward somehow, someway.

[@Helofhelheimx]

Welcome to our side. They did that to us in those huge ass wildfires in california. Fema and redcross are scum and only want money. Find a mooselodge or locals to help with donations

[@SLF-nw2yc]

That's all you can do. I'm right here with you. Tried to call FEMA and nobody will even answer the phone, go on their website and was told we can't even register. We got over 25 inches of rain last night. People ask, well why didn't you evacuate why didn't you go to a hotel? Uhm, because that costs MONEY and there's not a whole lot of that around right now after just surviving a major hurricane last week! We gotta keep it together though and press on. Things will get better..... hopefully, they have to right?

[@jim_secrist]

tell congress to get back in session to approve more funds

[@mattjones6323]

Damn

[@mattjones6323]

Could sleep in your car no hotel

[@janbasterfield8200]

This footage explains alot and answers my questions without any words

[@OCISupport-yj5bd]

Note to self: NEVER buy a double wide in Florida!

[@panaderofilms]

QUADRUPLE WIDE

[@gowest5145]

Never buy a house in Florida

[@kathyyoung1774]

Or a single wid. Or a “manufactured house”.

[@julianaroldan2004]

Well you can blame the government why you can’t buy a house 🏡 in Florida!!! Maybe the government can buy me a house near Yellow stone! If the Volcano erupts at least it will be hot 🥵

[@insAneTunA]

@@julianaroldan2004 So the most logical thing that you can come up with is to go from the one extreme to the next??? How does that make any sense? As if those are the only choices that people have.

[@josephastier7421]

I am amazed at the resilience of palm trees.

[@angelmessenger8240]

I will never understand why people insist on living on shifting sand next to an ocean.

[@eddiestanley135]

Because it is so serene and majestic...until...😢😮

[@toma5153]

Thanks for posting. This should quiet down some of the feisty types who were saying the forecast info about the storm was overhyped. The damage is incredible and this video only shows a small portion of all the areas affected.

[@davidkendall1614]

1:02 Ah yes, the trailer park one foot above sea level and one foot from the sea. And we wonder why insurers say they will be abandoning the insuring of some markets.

[@stevelukoski7152]

The thought process is commendable. But the application needs help .

[@creativelychimaine110]

Thanks!

[@animals-f1p]

Great video ! The ocean looks so peaceful and innocent.

[@SimplyJanHomestead]

Awesome footage! Prayers for all affected! 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@dionclark6581]

This amounts to basically to doing nothing.

[@MengGuoZhou]

@@dionclark6581 1. Burning space on the Internet. 2. ego and arrogance.

[@Tracy-wr7mj]

an idea of where each area is would be helpful. like an outline..thank you

[@AZsunflower]

I think those are called maps. Probably could find on we using Google. However, good journalism would supply a map.

[@roberttorrance731]

Sorry for everyone’s losses here. What jumps out is that the area needs reinforced concrete or other sturdy construction as a standard. The wood frames don’t stand up to anything 😢

[@kathyyoung1774]

Those of us who live in Florida and want our houses still standing each year build with CONCRETE BLOCK. You can dress it up with brick or stone veneer, but concrete block stands. You may lose the roof, but the walls are there. Wooden houses blow apart, and mobile homes are the tissue paper of home building.

[@chodkowski01]

I remember the story growing up about 3 little pigs.

[@EdwardM-t8p]

Concrete block doesn't withstand hurricanes either unless they have a proper reinforced concrete frame. Proof in the video at 6:20.

[@TheMadeoliver]

É a mesma coisa que um papel ao vento, casas sem segurançaLLLL It's the same thing as paper in the wind, houses without security

[@juliepurdy8324]

Great footage but I wish we knew what locations these were

[@lanszoominternet]

This is Venice, just south of Sarasota

[@gooiowagolfer]

Palm Island (Don Pedro Island) is the sandy island part on the Gulf. Englewood, FL area. Awesome place.

[@jimlong527]

Sad it’s our back yard in Englewood Fl where much devastation has happen, we are only about a mile in with some damage Ian gave us a 150K repair. Respect the climate and weather.

[@Patrick_B687-3]

Good footage man. The Algorithm is good to you today. Never saw you before but good work.

[@I_Dont_Answer_Questions]

Tejus... third world shit hole state.

[@GiniRisinger]

Where do you even start with cleanup? So devistating

[@Underpantsniper]

Renting a bull dozer, unfortunately.

[@ALENA__050]

Смотрю с ужасом что кто то мог остатся в домах, Я живу в Беларуси, и меня это очень беспокоило, плакала и ждала чудо, что все пройдет без больших последствий. Слава Богу, что все уде закончлось. Обьчвили, что опять булет уранан через 2недели.Храни Господи! ❤

[@wandavandegraft8396]

Very interesting. Well done. I just wish you would have posted where each section was. I only recognized the marina at Stump Pass, and only because there was a pick up truck among the boats.

[@scotamus8753]

Just mother nature taking what she already has , Barrier Islands are just that , thanks for the good drone captain.

[@robertsimmons8068]

At one time we thought about retiring here. Thank goodness we didn't. So sad for the people affected!

[@_Julaine]

The new normal. I guess a lot got their wish of wanting to live right on the beach. I could never understand people wanting to live in a mobile home right in a hurricane or tornado zone.

[@cindydjesus-wr9ty]

Thank you for sharing-so much destruction-sad 😢

[@erikhaack4123]

What do you expect that these homes were going to withstand these hurricanes built like that??? Unbelievable!!!

[@blakephillips381]

Never understood why people put there life's investment near coastal areas. When they should know by now that hurricanes come every year. Vacation cabin fine negotiable but main home only home out of the question.

[@mcciaccio]

Why do you build wood frames houses at ground level in an area like this??? I have been through several Texas hurricanes in houses constructed on stilts and built much better than this!

[@TheMonkeyNeuron]

Because this area used to be somewhere that anyone who wanted to could afford a place if you didn’t have much money, that’s what you bought

[@johnwilson6336]

Older construction, prior to new construction guidelines for coastal homes. Starting around the 5 minute mark you can see newer construction that happened after a mandate that says homes must be elevated.

[@bettyparker3317]

Basically all the homes that are now rubble, on ground level, are old. They can’t be built like that now.

[@myrnathomas1665]

Wow wow I feel so sorry for those people and worst thing I can't help them nothing that I can do to help all I have to do keep paying for them. Believe that God will give them the strength to endure all of that it is God's doing. From Jamaica 🇯🇲.

[@boblatkey7160]

Religion was born when the first con man met the first sucker.

[@berndm.9356]

Es werden nicht die letzten Stürme hier gewesen sein. In 50 Jahren wird es nur noch Palmen und Sand oder den Meeresboden geben.

[@ocsugar]

So isn't this the same place that was destroyed by a hurricane two years ago?

[@jeffro9276]

Yes it is, that's not Venice and that's not from Milton!

[@solangebarretto8105]

Oh my goodness 😢 I can't believe it 😭

[@hildasantos8154]

Pais das maravilhas se derretendo acabando daqui a pouco nem vai mais existir povo.loco.morar dentro do mar

[@rcclitherow6707]

Thanks for the video, makes you want to cry for these poor people.

[@ramazancan3824]

you want only 100bilion dollar for war crime for israel each year butt american state cant only give 700 dollar for destroyed houses

[@KyliesCancerFight]

So very sad. Great capture from the drone. What kind of drone do you use?

[@vj19xrk9]

after spending most of my working days as a cat adjuster, these images are truly saddening. after working Katrina, Hugo and others we can honestly say this is definitely on par with the worst I've seen .

[@blessingjohnchelliah4317]

Governor De Santis says it could have been worse. Looking at the absolute destruction I am not sure what he meant? Compared to Helene the death toll was much less. People took the evacuation mandate seriously. Is mother nature telling us some thing?

[@chodkowski01]

My house has been through many Florida storms but then I live 10 miles from the ocean and it’s on a higher elevation not in a flood zone and the house is kept up with the latest building codes.

[@chodkowski01]

@@blessingjohnchelliah4317not all Florida looks like this. Just where storm surge hits.

[@blessingjohnchelliah4317]

@@chodkowski01 Insurance companies could still raise your insurance, in order to offset the the compensation they have to pay out in claims.

[@skygge1006]

@@blessingjohnchelliah4317he meant it could have been worse with the possibility it went north of Tampa and flooded Tampa bay instead of the less populated areas to the south like englewood.

[@josephelden4573]

In 2012 we had a big family spring break in Panama City Beach. Dad and i were taking a walk on the beach one beautiful morning when we stopped and talked to vendor setting up his umbrellas and chairs and jet skis. The talk turned to storms and he said he feared that this would happen. He pointed to the Gulf and said that it's temp was rising every year "and that's fuel for a storm". Lately it seems Florida is in a constant state of rebuilding.

[@ppiriou]

The Gulf of Mexico is really warm and will only increase over the next few years. Coastal living will probably not have any (flood/home) insurance available in the future in FL...

[@nettiesanders676]

in uk we would not get any insurance for homes in a high risk area like this 😢 and unless you have money to rebuild you would have to move, unfortunately this devastation will continue to happen, i would have to move as loosing all my thing's over and over again would not be worth staying

[@sallyreff2574]

After 10 years down there, we moved back to Ohio! Thank goodness. Constantly prepping for storms or repairs afterward. Exhausting. Never live in a trailer in FL. They're ovens & hard to keep cool & in hurricanes, they are flying missiles.

[@sandydiller4828]

The volume of sand is mind blowing. Why do the flood waters look red?

[@theflfarmfam]

@@sandydiller4828 it's the fresh water mixing with salt water

[@ms.kjordan5639]

This makes me never ever want to live close to oceans, beaches, or rivers. I don't like water and sand this much

[@anjilala]

You're right, people shouldnt build next to rivers. I dont understand why they insist on it? If they do it should be wharf type buildings on poles, of a shape that wind and water flows around. We dont make rectangular planes or ships for a reason.

[@ms.kjordan5639]

@anjilala this is why insurance keep going up and insurance companies want out of Florida

[@V.Oakley]

I have lived here all my life and have never see the sad pretty much bury a whole house. I've seen it get deep but that is, just WOW. I'm speechless to all the devastation that these hurricanes & tornadoes caused this time around.

[@DoUWanna007]

Have to remember the oceans are warm not cold anymore. Global warming has the amount of ocean water has risen. The Amazon and African equator rainforests are gone. All that moisture has no where to go. With erosion, high water levels and warm water is a combo for this unheard of disaster. The rainforests would hold tons of water before the breezes left Africa and a hurricane would not have so much force. Man has ruined the ecology of the planet. It’s so sad to see this. Best solution move West or North. Florida is sinking fast. I’m glad❤ u are ok. Take care love❤

[@chodkowski01]

You must be very young that you never heard of Storm Surge living in Florida your whole life. Have you ever heard of Hurricanes as well.

[@marklane870]

War

[@V.Oakley]

@@chodkowski01 I'm 53. I've just not seen it swallow an entire house like the one in the video. I have seen it inside garages and cover porches even a foot or two blocking the front door. Just not like this. 😳

[@marklane870]

@@V.Oakley guys research billhates hurricane control and the patents he owns! 🤔🧐

[@JohnDoe-pq8yw]

Thank you for this Aaron. My old house on Harper Ave in Charlotte Harbor is in this video. If there were ditches going to the river it would have drained by now, but the ditches have to go all the way around Rolls Landing and the water moves very slow if at all, maybe it just evaporates. The rich people living on the river could care less about their poor neighbors. It has definitely been like this over 40 years and maybe longer. God Bless you ALL !!!

[@ЮлияЕгорова-х1ч]

Боже! Спасии ии сохрании! Карточные домики, какое жилье строят, да в таком сейсмически опасном районе. Где инженера,? Почему строить разрешают?

[@carlao2536]

My thoughts are with everyone affected by this. Our home flooded after a cyclone in Far North Queensland Australia last year. We had days of torrential rain after the cyclone made landfall and the waterways just couldn't cope. But this is something else. I really feel for you all. 😢

[@gash1reb]

Man, these homes are packed in like sardines...why would anyone want to live like that? And lets not forget...on hurricane alley???? Is it truly worth it??

[@berndm.9356]

In 50 Jahren wird es nur noch Palmen, Sand oder den Meeresboden geben.

[@jrjriircni94ff39in8]

Охренеть😮 Досталось вам... Держитесь! Помогайте друг другу и продолжайте любить и верить !

[@harolddeyoung]

So, the rest of us are supposed to chip in and rebuild your house on the sand bar? You live on sand...you took your chances.

[@rodcoulter997]

I’d be thinking…..time to move out of Harms Way….Great video work….A+

[@nerdbikes3841]

You can thank Florida’s sense of “freedom” and lack of regulations concerning building these houses on Hurricane-magnet coastline. Hope everybody appreciates Florida’s sense of “freedom” when their insurance rates go up another 100%.

[@nightworrior666]

I was wondering if it out of State builders?

[@blessingjohnchelliah4317]

Deregulation may save you a few bucks until you are hit with a catastrophe like this. Trump dismantled the Global Response Team that had been set up by Obama, just to save a few dollars, until he was left scrambling when Covid 19 arrived.

[@maxwellstudio19]

Tell me where you live…because I bet your state has its own dangers and threats…you punk! How dare you try to shame these people that have lost their homes while you play keyboard cowboy from the comfort of your own home.

[@ОльгаИльина-е1б]

Везде одно и тоже, береговая зона, это владение Моря или Океана и люди тут только гости, причем не опрошенные!Вот им иногда и напоминают об этом!

[@LordViaagra59]

True, but if they don't change their zoning laws, eventually insurance companies will flee the state, I believe some already have

[@High-Alpha]

Idk why but seeing all the boats smashed up hurts my soul the most

[@ГаляБарташевич]

Ужас! Просто ужас! Бедные люди! Хоть бы были живы, если кто там не выехал!😪

[@gavanwhatever8196]

Yesterday I watched an interview with a woman who lived on Sanibel Island. I remember seeing the utter devastation there after Ian so I got onto Google Earth to see what it's like now and it's pretty much wall to wall houses. These problems will persist until people accept the new reality...

[@goodday23456]

Interesting grid pattern in that water.

[@papawx3]

Some location tags would be helpful so we know where we are looking at. I was living in Punta Gorda back in '04 when Charlie hit {Cat 4} and most all of the landmarks were lost. It was like living in Hiroshima minus the radiation.

[@steves7818]

It’s really difficult to be sympathetic to people with the level of stupidity that leads them to build in areas like this that YOU KNOW are in the middle of a wide region prone to multiple, serious, predictable, annual hurricanes. Declarations of resilience and the intent to rebuild just compound and further illustrate the complete and utter cognitive dissonance.

[@arystenejenny7480]

Stupidity is right

[@chodkowski01]

And yet they never learn they continue to build and live on the oceans edge at sea level.

[@judithrhoden4476]

And keep expecting government bailouts.

[@purplesocks5984]

You sound like a real bundle of joy. I’m glad I don’t live next to you.

[@norm4907]

Great video, thanks.

[@divox9pqr]

The rush to move to Florida boom is over!!

[@shkreead4264]

Bir musluman evladi olarak rahmetliyiz isanlara saygiliyiz amarkan halkina gecmis olsun allah islah etsin

[@АлександраИванова-п9л]

Все не так страшно! Зато какие красивые пляжи, белый песочек!!! Человечки упрямые, все востановят, уберут и будет лучше прежнего!!!!!

[@tedbaxter5234]

Nature prevails over man again.

[@Иваныч-л5т]

Обалдеть! Так ясен пень ,что подобного не избежать,если строить дома из дерьма и палок! И эти сараи стоили сотни тысяч баксов!,?? Да, это полное безумие возводить жилые зоны на песчаных косах!! Нестабильнее мест в природе не найти!

[@ГалинаБаранова-с9я]

Домики трех поросят разрушились, а капитальные стоят.

[@leticiamorenofierros5708]

Que triste es ver la destrucción después del paso de un huracán. Excelente video después del paso de Milton. Destrucción total en construcciones frágiles muy cercanas al mar.

[@ComingStorm2011]

Aaron can I use some of your footage to raise finances for these areas you are videoing. I tried to reach out to you on Facebook 😊

[@tedbell4416]

No you can't

[@ComingStorm2011]

@@tedbell4416 I'm glad I wasn't asking you 🙂

[@sjbutler2330]

Very sorry for the people. I'll stay in Canada thanks very much!

[@НурияШкольная-у4ш]

Дома из картона, не то что у нас в России, добротные. Никакой ураган не страшен.

[@janinapalmer8368]

......and then there is clear skies and gentle waves lapping at the shore..... nature is really crazy

[@HelenMontgomery]

OMG!!! SUCH DEVISTATION!!! OMG!!!

[@julianaroldan2004]

Really?? Really??? It was supposed to be a category 5 and weakened to a category 3 so wasn’t really bad as expected. If you don’t like it, move somewhere else where hurricanes 🌀 don’t happen

[@ushnishasitatapatra]

Are the opening shots Pointe Park, Englewood FL?

[@mymydelilah]

@3:33...my heart skipped a beat...😱😱😱

[@xro1983]

That’s the risk you take for building on the beach

[@MargaretHaig]

Praying for all those babies, children families, disabled, elderly and the homeless, for those who have lost family members, and their animals,

[@valerieprice1745]

What if this is actually normal weather for Florida, and the century long goldilocks period was actually the anomaly? :/

[@kathyyoung1774]

True

[@michaelswann4318]

Can you imagine if this happened every year?

[@carlosbaba4216]

@@michaelswann4318this has been happening every year since 2017 in Florida. Irma 2017, Michael 2018, Dorian 2019, Sally 2020, Elsa 2021, Ian 2022, Idalia 2023, Helene & Milton 2024. Florida keeps rebuilding using FEMA money and then getting destroyed and wondering why insurers are leaving and FEMA is broke (as they also voted for lower government spending on FEMA).

[@michaelswann4318]

Hurricane Andrew in 92. There are periods of less destruction and some years with more.

[@smctrout4423]

A long time ago a really famous guy cautioned us about building on sand. His words are still true.

[@brewsandbass5572]

If you see my black and white cat, let me know.

[@MB-mn8yk]

You left your cat behind?

[@jjMcCartan9686]

The black cat ,the white cat or both ?

[@normahodge6791]

Really???? You left your cat behind???? Pets are FAMILY 😮

[@panaderofilms]

If you see my parents, let ME know..😢

[@patsystone8114]

Hope it finds a new owner cause you're a TURD for leaving it behind. 😤

[@SharkSandwich451]

Insurance companies should wake up. Pay out these claims but put a clause in the settlement that if the person rebuilds there, they will no longer insure them.

[@lindajackson4631]

Isn't Fort Myers on the other side of the state?? That area we're seeing must have been devastated by a tornado

[@panaderofilms]

Insurance? CANCELLED!

[@semperfi6801]

Quadruple or fund the rebuild yourself. They have enough money to do it.

[@silverfeathered1]

I don't think any of those areas CAN be insured. That leaves the bare minimum builds for the lowest incomes, and corporation owned rentals that make more than the property value.

[@LisaKellner]

Is that palm island your filming? Looks like it!

[@wandabutler3589]

Stop building on every inch of florida and no building right by water on what is only a sandbar.

[@johntrevorralph6785]

My heart go's out to you all ❤

[@christinamorales6887]

My brother is done ✔️ with Florida and wanting to go back to Big Sur, California for the Pacific Ocean 🌊

[@t2squared]

Please go now

[@максЯ-ъ3ф]

Хорошее, потрясающее видео. Надеюсь, это всё не из-за кометы, которая час над землёй пролетает. И вы продолжите нас радовать подобным видео.