The Most Horrifying Cyclones That Destroyed Entire Cities | Code Red

Cyclones don't just mercilessly destroy everything in their path by the force of the wind, but they also create terrifying storm surges in their wake. From causing Tsunami's to wiping out entire cities, a deadly cyclone is a force to be reckoned with.
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[@The-Cute-One]

I remember Sandy well. My part of CT was slammed with an ice storm that wreaked havoc. In Oct, the leaves were still on the trees & the damage of power lines was across the state. Everything was chaos. The trees downed, nothing was opened in our town, no groceries, gas, etc. Luckily, we had a small generator, a fair food store & wood stove & propane camp stove. It was 11 days for power to come back. At the time, we decided to become better prepared people & now keep emergency supplies ,food etc..and we felt lucky it could have been much worse. Never mistake inconvenient for an emergency.

[@Tammissa]

Mother Nature can be nasty. I can’t even imagine going through a storm like this. Terrifying.

[@lethabrooks9112]

Its horrible! My family and I lived on a Naval Base when one hit and base officials evacuated us families from the old townhomes and we had to stay in the base Gym because it didnt have large windows and was on higher ground.

[@jamesroad316]

I still remembered that huge storm that struck my home country, the philippines. I worked for the relief effort and boy was it not pleasant seeing the devastation

[@philippal8666]

Sea temperature of 30’C??? It’s 5’C here in summer. Air: 35’C, sea: 5’C. That is one painful swim. We don’t get sharks. But get jellyfish. I bet Antarctica gets ice jellyfish.

[@ItalianCountryball11]

@@philippal8666:0

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

I've been a hurricane chaser from home since 2004. The one hurricane I'm still fascinated with as of right now is hurricane Dorian. It's rare to see a Cape Verde hurricane reach 185 mile per hour winds and then to top it off, it stalled for over 24 hours on the same spot. and for it to stall where it did is like winning the lottery... although in this case the unlucky lottery

[@stilcrazychris]

Really, they had to show the dead dog stuck in the bars that cover the windows to keep thieves out. I really hate seeing people & animals killed from storms or anythings else like this. Makes me sad😢.

[@denisesander7728]

The poor animals

[@soupwifey]

Poor animals and babies. All innocent sentient beings.

[@tracyyarbrough3358]

I remember lots of people offering places for people to stay in their own homes. We offered to shelter someone as well.

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

What makes the eyewall of the storm even worse is that it's blowing in One Direction at one point and then the eye comes and then it starts blowing the other direction and that kind of just mixes up all the debris that was caused by the first half of the eye kinda like bending a piece of metal back and forth and back and forth until it breaks so everything that is leaning in One Direction from the first half is now going to be pushed and leaned in the other direction from the second-half and most likely dislodge at that point

[@tracyyarbrough3358]

We felt it in Memphis Tennessee. I was in the TNANG When it happened and we went to help out.

[@jj6148]

I wonder if Otis could be in this vid now.

[@corgimations]

Probably.

[@lethabrooks9112]

Ive been through 2 hurricanes! Not fun at all! Now I live in Northern Nevada so we dont have to deal with Hurricanes. But we do get severe dust storms, earth quakes, snow storms, and the occasional small tornados. I remember Katrina well! I was living in South Carolina at the time and it didnt hit us but we had a lot of rain.

[@user-ld1fb6uc7g]

I guess I'm what you call a prepped. I've paid dearly not being prepared for two weeks of power outage on an island of the Maine coast. Freezing and severe icing destroyed a huge network of power generators Quebec, New England, New York. Now I live in Florida and I'm prepared for hurricanes. Totally have plans.

[@lj7471]

and people moaned during Covid and social distancing/isolation etc, people have no idea.

[@missmcphee8859]

Shut up with your disgusting, destructive lockdowns. Never leave your house if you want but leave the rest of us alone

[@LastAvailableAlias]

Not living below sea level or just inches from it is probably a good place to start. Don't build levees, leave those areas. If people refuse to leave there is nothing you can do to help them. They chose their fate.

[@Revikra]

Those areas are ecologically beneficial to be left wet and marshy. Pumping it out for real estate...well...nature wins in the end.

[@elizabethrosa8668]

Huracán is called Temporal by the elderly in my island.

[@maxxmich]

in Louisiana it's the culture that took the tole on everyone... and the government failure to be prepared for it

[@sanchezjoel]

Animals and insects understand the danger that would come and leave the place, but human ignored even if there's a warning given to them. Then, when they are harmed and died they complain about why they died and suffered. 😢😢😢😢

[@iamjohnporter67]

Didn't I already see this video?

[@briandstephmoore4910]

They just repeat videos with new "fundraisers" raising money for there pockets.

[@kycone]

Why are you asking others a question only you can answer? 😂

[@iamjohnporter67]

@@kycone Was that meant to be an insult?

[@Ccyawn123]

I think so.

[@carlnorth741]

Even the dead had a chance to leave New Orleans befor it struck them..guess when the people tell you to get out now ,,next time listen!! Theres never a good reson to stay behind and die ,,,,,for what material idems forget it!!

[@alaskeskimo]

1st....

[@joebradfield6549]

Wow good for you