Hurricane Wilma Video - Miami Beach, Florida

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In 2005 Hurricane Wilma became the strongest Category 5 Hurricane in the Atlantic basin in recorded history with a barometric pressure of 882mb. She slammed the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico then went on to hit Florida. Mike Theiss of UltimateChase.com captured on video Hurricane Wilma's strong Category 2 force winds on Miami Beach, Florida on October 24th, 2005. Mike recorded on video Hurricane Wilma's fierce eyewall and then her calm eye. While inside Hurricane Wilma's eye Mike recorded a barometric pressure of 959mb. Hurricane Wilma lost some of her punch before hitting florida but still caused an estimate 16.8 billion dollars in damage...Video Copyrighted Mike Theiss - UltimateChase.com

[@EliasDry]

The palm trees be like : IS THAT ALL YOU'VE GOT

[@emilyandbella4554]

lol 😂

[@emilyandbella4554]

Lol they are!

[@emilyandbella4554]

Me

[@howardty2733]

Small palm trees:eh it was kinda hard to do it but ok

[@LocalAlabamiancrackhead]

But a hurricane is WAY WORSE than a tornado

[@funtimearinze2652]

This dude is the toughest storm chaser I know. And he records most things on his own. Keep up the good work and stay safe:)

[@smolpenguingoddess]

One of the most prominent things I remember from the storm is how fast the clouds moved Was crazy

[@Xylkamela4ter]

Elijah Sorunmu LMAO

[@brandonohara4122]

Yeah wilma was a fast mover

[@latoyajones901]

😂😂

[@mdrahatmdrahat7984]

C

[@julianhuertas8909]

Shit was like gta cheat code

[@irishwarrior5839]

I moved to Miami a month before Wilma. Rode it out. It resembled a war zone afterward. Packed up the car and we all went to Disney World for two weeks while everyone else stayed in Miami in the sweltering heat with no electricity. We had a blast!

[@Hurricanetongue]

there was no heat after Wilma because a cold front moved thru right after so it was actually really cool down in South Fla

[@Jacob-ry3lu]

Albeit Einschtien What in the fuck inspired you to write that horrific comment.

[@effiodiego]

@Avah Diaz what did he say? comments were deleted but it sounds terrible...

[@anisakeightley4526]

Hey you made it so

[@tye9713]

Boss it was cold asf right after the storm actually I remember those cold showers

[@EndlessFunctionality]

Damn, who left that classic car out in that shit at the end?

[@user-rj8oo6pj3s]

سبحان الله سبحان الله سبحان الله

[@Music_therapyforyou]

Restaurant owns it

[@Dmoney2times51]

@Elijah Nicholson some old cars r rare and worth a lot of money

[@amber-ri7tm]

Poor palm trees, they don’t get any love 1 like = 1 respect for the palm trees

[@sarahpersonal]

they took our symbol, I dont pay sympathy.

[@ProffesionalTweaker]

@Fixex KILLUA Yes they are.

[@alinalorenc3144]

@Angeline Z OMG

[@SweetStuffSuzie]

i know i feel for them:(

[@avaplays238]

Uhm

[@Jonny1341]

I rode out the first half of this hurricane sitting on my 5th floor balcony. It was awsome! You can really feel the power of nature. After the eye passed, the winds came from the opposite direction so I had to retreat inside and close the hurricane shutters. I couldn't see out but the noise was tremendous. I will never forget the experience of Hurricane Wilma.

[@Celixity_official]

What about Katrina?

[@Corey-jj9gw]

Sounded like a train

[@giob281]

This was probably one of the worst storms I ever witnessed as a child growing up in southwest Florida , I vividly remember our house windows rattling like no other & being terrified! I was 10 years old at the time , we didn’t have power for 2 weeks after this storm. Good Ol Florida , now am in Michigan complete different weather 🤣

[@fyn4505]

Now there is a new storm. How is it going are you ok

[@darkknighted3818]

@@fyn4505 he in Michigan

[@tvold9204]

Naples/Marco Island area? Assuming you weren't in Irma, Irma was a lot worse here than Wilma.

[@rhinospheres4867]

I live in michigan too, I NEVER want to go to florida, I wouldn't be able to handle the temperature, neither the thunderstorms. I would rather stay in michigan lol

[@tvold9204]

@@rhinospheres4867 While I personally love living in Florida, it's too hot to do anything right now and even early in the morning before the sun comes up and hurricanes tear shit up every once in a while. Also FYI the hurricane in that video was a category 2.

[@chriscorvin5077]

I can't help but marvel at these forces of nature. Earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, droughts. Makes me wonder if it's the Planets way of telling us it's still in charge. After all we do to destroy it it's a wonder we don't get more cataclysmic events.

[@fabregesta]

Christopher Ramos It's Allah who is in charge

[@cyclonevic744]

+Christopher Ramos Yeah i think so to maybe these are punish ments for pepole littering

[@random_guy_277]

Fuck the planet

[@emjay1249]

Agreed. Humanity isn't owning this planet

[@chlo6004]

Chris Topher i was a baby baby

[@hellokittysky17]

I was 12 when this hurricane hit, i live in fort Lauderdale just 45 minutes north of Miami. I remember all our windows busting in so we had to hide in the bathroom with a flashlight the remainder of the storm. After the hurricane I remember it looking like a war zone, cars were flipped, trees were uprooted, sewage pipes were broken, power lines were on the ground, and glass was everywhere. We had no power for a month and school wasn't up and running till 6 weeks after. We lived off spam and canned goods since all the lights were out and theifs were looting and breaking into homes. It was a scary time to be living in South Florida but we have been fortunate to not have a major Hurricane hit us 10 years.

[@gasolallday]

Erikas on the way guys be safe prepare yourselfs

[@hellokittysky17]

Thanks, will do (: gasolallday​

[@akeisha661]

i remember this hurricane i was very young like 4/5 i remember sleeping on the floor with my family our family tree collapsed on our neighbor car

[@mauricechatto6890]

+gasolallday it's not gonna be that bad right?

[@hellokittysky17]

Geometry Dash Bananas no, it's a tropical storm MAYBE a category 1.

[@thepurplemonkeysrule]

The 2005 hurricane season was horrible for Miami. We got hit on August 26 by Katrina and then in October it was Wilma. So much damage happened to my city. It was such a horrible few months. Some people were so supportive and helped clean and find people mixed with all the debris and then there were people who were stealing anything they could from people. I don't understand how you could do something like that. People would just go inside others houses and rob them. Truly saddening.

[@jonfosterbeatles]

Man you are a G for staying in your vehicle to give us this amazing footage. How is it that your car isn't moving and other large cars like a limo are flipped upside down?

[@brandonleiphart9832]

Crimson King limos are lighter then dodges

[@jimmysmith7915]

the weight of his balls keeps the car grounded LOL

[@petemitchell842]

I was staying with my mom in Fort Lauderdale when this hit. I remember looking out the windows seeing the trees bend, I was real scared, but then it happened! I looked out the window one more time and seen a man's staring at me in scuba diving gear! He wasn't doing anything just standing there. He was there for about 20 minutes and then left. Freaked out!.

[@Anna_Stetik]

I lived in Miami Beach. Had moved there the April of that year. Got Katrina as my first hurricane, which did nothing in Miami, so I was unimpressed. When Wilma came along, we were told it was a Cat 2. Based on what I knew about Katrina as a Cat 1, I decided to stay. I lived 2 blocks from the beach, and about half way through, I thought, "Boy, staying may not have been the best decision." Made it through, deciding that if any Cat 3 came along, I was leaving. Later the news told us that Wilma was a 3, but people still argue to this day if it was a 2 or 3. Destruction was pretty wide spread, but the one good thing I remember is that even though we were without power for a week, it was a week of NO HUMIDITY, and was actually kind of nice - except for the people obsessed with blaring their horns at the intersection right outside my building - for that entire week. There were fights at gas stations, people on the radio calling in mere hours after it was over, demanding to know where help was for them, (because people did nothing to help themselves beforehand by preparing), long lines at ice/water pick ups (because people did nothing to help themselves by preparing beforehand) lines at the grocery store, cash only, and only a few people in at a time, etc. Also, our boss really showed he actually cared about each and every single person who worked for him. I'll never forget his generosity to every last one of us.

[@mr.elastomeric1787]

Yep so true lived in Pompano Beach; reason that storm didn't linger around was cause a Cold Front picked her up and we got our first taste of fall. We went 27 days no power with three kids under 10. That was pure hell.

[@RetroBloxYT]

You're lucky you didn't live in Mississippi back in 2005. When Katrina hit Mississippi, it was a Category 5.

[@cjcpop2011]

I remembered this storm, 10 years ago. Very bad, torn up the roof of my house and no electricity for 2 weeks.

[@gtafan2883]

cjcpop2011 Did you get help to get your stuff replaced?

[@RicardoGarcia-mi6fr]

@@gtafan2883 vgbh

[@ericrivera94]

I havn't had lights for 1 year😿

[@charlesedwards7156]

Srry bout that

[@coronavirus1348]

Just imagine if you lived on the part of Mexico in cat 5

[@jmcd31]

Love this vid, it shows really well to people that have never experienced it how calm it gets when you are in the eye of a hurricane

[@dylanthechillin_yt9425]

Wow I’m impressed those trees are very strong Florida’s trees gonna be great

[@dannigibbs3239]

I was 8 yrs old when wilma blew through. We were without electricity for 2 weeks ,some ppl were longer. Now matthew.

[@itsjustgoodles]

i was 3 years old

[@pyre_flies]

I was 10

[@TheAlliconicOne]

same, i was also 8

[@mrniz461]

Matthew missed us here in South Florida. But, I remember Wilma and losing power for a few weeks and being able to look up at the stars with the neighbors.

[@ant-pn3vg]

I was 0 during this i wasnt even born loll

[@RWRogers]

I lived in palm beach county for about 6 months out of 2014 (Lake worth & Boynton Beach) and luckily I didn’t experience any hurricanes BUT… just their basic summer time thunderstorms is enough to trip me out. Being born and raised in Ohio my whole life, I wasn’t prepared for the kind of storms y’all get down there. Just a normal thunderstorm causes apartment buildings to vibrate and rattle and at times sound like the windows are gonna bust out or something. Just an eerie feel. I couldn’t imagine a tropical storm or hurricane. Y’all’s day time storms were enough for me!

[@wizkyl4782]

Over 15 years later… *How To Break 2005's Record 101*

[@octaviandraghici5063]

I would say the 2020 Hurricane Season succeeded in breaking a lot of those records but fell short of a lot of others , I remember Wilma, I went through it, really violent wind

[@wizkyl4782]

@@octaviandraghici5063 I agree, I went through wilma, and Charley a year before. To have back to back intense storms, it was a wild but scary ride.

[@vondanaylor9462]

I love to watch storms...

[@awbaig63]

So do i!

[@edithpajuelo5805]

Yup

[@pretty18qader22]

Twinsies

[@sunamy04]

Joshua & Jayden There's 3 types of tropical cyclones, (scientific term) they are known as hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones. A supercell isn't a god damn tropical cyclone. Also, for additional information it is decided what the tropical cyclone is classified as depending on it's location which as I recall Chicago is in North America so what you guys get is still hurricanes.

[@jiyaissleeping]

Yes but they are so scary and Dangerous 😨😅

[@idontknow-wd3zh]

I edited this cause I realized I made a big mistake.... Sorry for asking the "who's watching in 2020" question...

[@-KF]

My parents almost died from this storm

[@miharichan5870]

BRUH I WAS SEARCHING CRUSOE THE DAPHNE THEN THIS CAME UP AND I SAW THIS COMMENT OMG

[@pattibrooks1907]

yes

[@EttoreMasetti1996]

Waiting for Isaias

[@sarahpersonal]

nobody cares. People could have died from this storm, and you're just pecking on that keyboard asking who is watching in 2020. Again, _no one cares._

[@thewildpearl]

Thanks to you guys for risking so much to make these videos. They're phenomenal.

[@eduardoortizrolon2176]

Wilma's eyewall came right over my home here in West Palm Beach Florida in 2005. The backside was wicked cat. 2 conditions quite powerful.

[@suzanaaldwaik9772]

I dont know how the person recordings still standing🤣

[@det.luvsrobocopdoublearon1584]

Wow, pretty good footage. This is what happens when Wilma gets really mad at Fred. LOL

[@spikeyfish]

Is he driving a tank or something?!

[@yoyodud67111]

+spikeyfish no! a ford! XD

[@cafercemulger1889]

+Aidan Mcclellan actually it's a Dodge :-)

[@solyric2429]

lol

[@yoyodud67111]

Cafer Ulger NO, A FORD

[@Anderixx]

For shure an BMW... Nothing better... :P

[@greener-garden-tips]

Watching this in 2019 as Dorian is coming:( was debating if I should put my shutters on...I guess I am definitely putting my shutters on;(

[@Hicham-c2c]

Iam too in Miami my first time to see the hurricanes here iam scard 😔 need to pray pray ...

[@kingshadow_5129]

i was old enough to see this when i was 5 holy shit things are gonna get dicing

[@kevinfrancis4103]

paulina sabatowicz Yup Dorian is coming for us

[@earth7551]

@@kevinfrancis4103 It's not coming

[@platanom3n]

ttt zzz nobody knows for sure

[@salisburyveronica]

Bad year for Hurricanes. I was still living in Miami Beach during Katrina , Frances and lived through Wilma just up North in Hollywood Beach Fla .

[@tye9713]

I remember this hurricane right after Katrina way in November the year we had at least 50 hurricanes come thru but Wilma was the last n the worst right after the temperature dropped n no lights for a month I never felt so savage in my life I couldn't believe Katrina did that Louisiana, it hit us and no lights for a week but boy I felt sorry for new Orleans

[@charlesswitzer8378]

yeah, 2005 was a record season. I lived in Mobile, AL at the time right on the Gulf Coast. Everybody was on edge that entire season. The surge from Katrina came within 8 feet of my bedroom window. Yeah, we were without power for 11 days after Katrina...and no generator lol It was surreal listening to the radio about everything going on in New Orleans, which was about 2 hours away.

[@alicesomerville7445]

Anyone else watching this bc it's currently the beginnings of a tornado/ hurricane? Me!

[@kimikinz8318]

Meh!

[@lilweez2175]

Hurricane Harvey

[@challengerhellcat70]

Yup Irma, it's really fun too. I love hurricanes, I love all weather.

[@claudiapatty4127]

Yy.

[@leemsadventures1007]

Dorian 2019

[@jace_Henderson]

Here’s a real question. How is that dumpster at 1:41 not blowing away? It’s on effing wheels.

[@funkyflights]

Incredible video... Thanks for sharing with us all ... This really gave me a good idea of the incredible power of these storms ...

[@AmeerKhan-sl7nn]

Why Hurricane Wilma is so strong: Hurricane Wilma was the most intense tropical cyclone ever recorded in the Atlantic basin, and the second-most intense tropical cyclone recorded in the Western Hemisphere, after Hurricane Patricia in 2015. Part of the record-breaking 2005 Atlantic hurricane season, which included three of the ten most intense Atlantic hurricanes ever (along with #4 Rita and #7 Katrina), Wilma was the twenty-second storm, thirteenth hurricane, sixth major hurricane, fourth Category 5 hurricane, and the second-most destructive hurricane of the 2005 season. A tropical depression formed in the Caribbean Sea near Jamaica on October 15, headed westward, and intensified into a tropical storm two days later, which abruptly turned southward and was named Wilma. Wilma continued to strengthen, and eventually became a hurricane on October 18. Shortly thereafter, explosive intensification occurred, and in only 24 hours, Wilma became a Category 5 hurricane with wind speeds of 185 mph (298 km/h).

[@subwaysurfer5378]

I am so glad I live in a country where we don't get natural disasters.We take so many things for granted

[@mr.elastomeric1787]

Costa Rica?

[@banyservin2862]

Did ya’ll see that stop sign that had a seizure!! xD

[@ChefBagel]

I am so pumped for erika! I love waiting it out in the house hearing everything go crazy outside! I love Florida so much.

[@AgentE1Games]

David Stewart did you live?

[@ChefBagel]

@@AgentE1Games yeet

[@Iloveplayingguitar]

relax guys it was just goku going super saiyan 3 a couple of miles away :)

[@hannahe7671]

+Didier B fucking weeb

[@robeloox22]

actualy thats more or less power flashes

[@maurala73]

Didier B xfggggghh

[@camila9425]

Didier B omg lol

[@niijmih2249]

Mdrrr!! Ultra instinct mode

[@jacobTheeCreole]

It hit harder in ft Lauderdale I lived through it , being a 16 year old I thought this was the coolest thing the experience was wild

[@mr.elastomeric1787]

Yeah man that shit got crazy when the winds came outta the west. Peeled my flat roof off and slammed it onto my tile sounded like The Jolly Green Giant stepped on my ass. Thank god for that cold front picked it up and sent it out to sea. Than we cooled down for 5 days. 27 days no power.

[@BizInTheFrontPartyInTheBack]

Frances, Jeane, and Wilma. All direct hits over my house in Stuart, FL about 1.5-2 hrs north of hear. Our house took all three like a champ! Cleanup was long and hard work though. I was 8 and 9 for those three and the best part was getting out of school. Every so often we still find roof shingles in the woods behind our house, even today.

[@masterjable1233]

this guy got the titanium balls

[@anaplascenciaayala6645]

Torneo exatlon

[@user-ru9xt4ec3n]

7ufdfj

[@RobJD]

Seems so dangerous to be out in that, never know when a fence post is gonna lop your head off

[@sammoon6046]

2:41 dat sign knows how to party.

[@yashrajsinghsolanki5487]

Sam Moon Wth 😂😂

[@raikouisawesome4074]

Music makes ya lose control.

[@jess4metoo]

Thank you for providing these amazing images Mike. Would love to experience a storm like this, safely of course. Cheers!

[@VLSTormsTracker83]

I could remember this was my first storm chasing video to watch back in 2014 and was recommended on KZbin and have been a subscriber since 2014. And I still come back to watch Mike Theiss old storm chasing video even hurricane Igor.

[@G-rizzle81]

I was there in Miami for Wilma after surviving Katrina in New Orleans the two worst hurricanes of my lifetime so far I have to say I’m very impressed with your videos man probably some of the best I’ve seen

[@Irritated_vashu213]

2:47 the white board be like - LET ME OUT AHHHHH

[@MakingithappenVlog]

Wow! Such a super video! I so dig the passion creators put into their films here on yt! Can’t wait to see more videos from this channel! I have been creating youtube videos for a few months now and I hope the web appreciates the videos I produce too ;-) Greets Mike!

[@drdebanjaligupta4582]

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[@foxyfilms6651]

To be honest I am really interested in weather

[@adarodriguez4619]

Those are Miami I was sandore

[@adarodriguez4619]

According to my calculation the wind is coming at 3:00 knots above you so it's gonna make like a tornado win to you hold Miami so just you know just say just a specific according to what I saw and especialist for discussing

[@annamika5461]

my trampoline flew away in this -_-

[@lifessmalladventures2958]

lel

[@kundxxxsexanah8165]

xxxsex

[@smolpenguingoddess]

aj5461 My fucking screen around my pool flew away in this along with my 8 year old cactus

[@lunarequine7734]

aj5461 same along with my bedroom.

[@chriss1810]

aj5461 lol here it will blow away with Irma 😂😂😂

[@footballaustin55]

Never forgot in West Palm on my 12th birthday, Dad bought me a prepaid flip phone 2 days before. No power for almost a month, but had a great birthday skating and popping ollies over the trees in the road. Thank god it was in October and not August.

[@footballaustin55]

Irma was my 4th 'real' Hurricane- Looking forward to some more, mother nature is amazing and karma's a bitch!

[@SPCSafetyHarbor2235]

Everyone is talking about the strong winds of Hurricane Wilma, but not the fact about how high definition the camera is for its time.

[@Postulatedstate]

Dude, I love storms! When I was a kid I wanted to be a storm chaser just like you! How do you go about getting this job? Do you just do this on your own and sell videos or how does it work?

[@Seoulize]

We survived Every hurricane especially Irma ^^

[@amiash6011]

ur pretty! Seoulize

[@imbbelle]

I remember Wilma, I was 5 when it happened. Did a ton of damage to my neighborhood.

[@Anna_Stetik]

Wow! I was in this. I lived in Miami Beach at Abbott and Indian Creek Dr. I was in a 2 story apt building that had a larger building shielding it from the east side, which definitely saved us a lot of damage. We still got damage, but nothing like what you filmed just a block away. My friend in another state had been watching it and was telling me later about all the flipped cars and asking if I knew this color building or that. I never did see it on tv because we had no power for 2 weeks. By the time I got power again, no one was talking about it anymore, no pictures anymore...and it was getting back to work after a week off. (We had a very good boss.) It just never ocurred to me to even look until today when I was looking up another hurricane. I got curious...but I remember Wilma well. I was not there for Andrew, so Wilma was the first one out of all the hurricanes I had been in that scared me and made me ask why tf I decided to stay. Someone in comments said it was a Cat 1....not it wasn't. It was a Cat 2-3 when it hit us in Miami and Miami Beach.

[@MasteroftheVirtualIntergalacti]

I was 5 years old in 2005 when Wilma struck South Florida. The eyewall has reached my neighborhood of opa locka, florida. Wilma was horrendous and monstrous. The winds were catastrophically strong it teared down part of our roof and trees around the houses. We were left without power for weeks. It sure is a wild life living in Miami dade.

[@PoorPerson]

How did the Durango you were in handle???

[@GabrielGarcia-yk5kf]

He’s the only one outside 😂🤣

[@liamriley7495]

Hurricane Wilma was a cat 5 hurricane in the gulf of Mexico

[@miharichan5870]

The wind: time to take a blow dryer. Palm tree: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@jakebellinger8496]

“A horrible storm will ravage the bikini bottom area.” My Florida portrayal in my United States Portrayed by SpongeBob video.

[@GoldenGateNum9]

Extremely beautiful. thanks, subbed.

[@rhania]

One Question, HOW THE HECK IS SOMEONE RECORDING THIS HURRICANE CAN LITTERLY FLIP YOUR CAR! 😅

[@arianaclark9756]

you're not even allowed to be riding on the road while there's a hurricane is supposed to be in the house usually if I cop catches you on the road you can get arrested

[@jphelps884]

Ariana Clark So a cop is just going to casually catch you and arrest you during a hurricane?

[@arianaclark9756]

+Jordan Phillps I'm talking about if you're out there when everybody supposed to be inside there house before it starts duh or while getting ready to start they Patrol the area to see if anybody still outside while it's getting ready to start and if you are they'll start to yell at you and you can get in trouble

[@nathanclarke3143]

+Ariana Clark tbh I don't know a cop that would drive on patrol during a hurricane. However Matt is coming and, well pray for me and I'll pray for you

[@arianaclark9756]

Nathan Clarke I didn't say it was during the hurricane. I was talking about before it starts but they know it's going to start

[@Fade2Dark]

How come no ones flying their kite? :(

[@schizoid223]

lol

[@jorgevizio798]

LOL very funny :D

[@Duvalin44]

Omg Lmao 😂 very funny good one

[@Blue_sapphire26]

Hahahahaha! X-D good question.

[@stephensnell1379]

Fade2Dark Don't be daft being out in that weather is deadly and you wouldn't even be able to stand up

[@RealLeFishe]

Am I the only one who thinks of The Flintstones whenever people talk about Hurricane Wilma?

[@HDMScorp]

I remember being in my living room with the family when this hit. We had a new daycare back patio complete with air conditioning, couches, t.v, you name it.. Since we lived behind a wide canal, my father knew the winds "could" get strong as there was zero protection on that side of the house from the elements. Well, let's just say his wiring down contraption of the roof did not work. Once the pressure and wind lifted an inch of that roof, it was over. Me and my father crawled through the kitchen window into the patio/daycare in a last ditch attempt to close the door and save the roof from being lifted up by the pressure. We closed the door but it was to late. I have never until this day felt so much power from a storm. Here's this roof weighing thousands of pounds, being jocked around like a piece of tin foil. The impacts it made while it bounced up and down were so strong you could feel it in your chest. Scary s***. Up until then I loved storms (grew up through Andrew) but this storm left it's mark on my family. Seeing my mother sob watching her daycare center being COMPLETELY dismantled changed my view on Hurricanes. They are not to be taken lightly. But, we were fortunate enough to get a perfect cold front literally right after the hurricane. Power was off for three days but we didn't need the A\C! remembering camping out in the backyard making bon fires from broken pieces of nieghborhood fence that were thrown ALL OVER THE PLACE Haha. Wilma was the perfect balance of terrible and good memories. Best night sky views I think Miami ever had for at least 3 days. Cheers! Be safe everyone.

[@RosyFirefly]

IT'S AMAZING!!!

[@kelvinestrella0312]

O no k

[@gsully124]

I am scared just watching this storm!!! I can't even imagine if is was in it!!

[@amerithaiphx]

It was an interesting storm. It definitely was very strong.

[@samuelolarte9577]

Grace Sullivan I was in it !!!!

[@amerithaiphx]

Samuel Olarte Where were you?

[@agentcdb]

Grace Sullivan i'd be completely amazed

[@fakenews7266]

Samuel Olarte I was to :D

[@hosseinkarimi2676]

I wonder what kind of storm with what power can take out those trees at 0:40 if this one couldnt ??

[@hurricaneirma1821]

Hossein Karimi category 5

[@hosseinkarimi2676]

This is a category 5 !!

[@strekorodriguez9619]

Hossein Karimi At the moment it hit florida it was a 120MPH Cat 3.

[@thekingdomadvanceeurope]

This is the first time I see footage of Wilma. I was 17yrs old and lived in Coral Springs, FL. We lost power hours before the storm hit so we had no clue the storm had intensified or that we would be in the direct path of the eye wall.

[@auberginereverie]

Last year, i was 7 years old and Hurricane Patricia is one of the strongest hurricane ever. In 2013 when i was 5, in Nov. 2013, Typhoon Haiyan "Yolanda" slammed to Philippines

[@chrisao1987]

That fucking classic at 4:56 I’d be pissed 😤

[@swippa1000]

as a kid it was fun and shitty at the same time I lived in apts at this time and it had everyone outside.. in the daytime.. night time we play man hunt it was so dark it was pitch black but fun

[@Laufield]

That's why I never moving to Florida.

[@lorimathews7269]

+Saby Medina Yeah same! It's gonna stop me from going to school probably that's why im watching these.

[@cyclonevic744]

+Saby Medina Oh yeah erika im in florida too

[@ahnikapatten7129]

+Firework6758 AJ I live in Florida too...Get ready for erika

[@kingherobrine3360]

+Surfbeautygirlahnika 10 I thought it was hurricane Danny?

[@Khloudzy]

+Saby Medina I also live in Florida but it's a Tropical storm rn but don't get me wrong but since the waters are warm it might get stronger and turn into a hurricane. I never been in one and I'm scared. Good luck to everyone..

[@wabbawu1]

See I live in PA, but we still got some taste of Hurricane Sandy. I remember it being around Halloween, my grandma coming over our apartment because we were having some dinner together and her house is just right across the street. Once we finished up (my mom just moved in her apartment and since I was so used to my grams, I stayed there) I was going to head over grams when this huge gust of wind came around. Being me, I cowered in fear and ran back in the apartment building. I'm terrified of trees falling. So I stayed at my mom's.

[@ximenapaola0]

I remember it too, I live in nj and still have memories of all those nights when there were no lights and it was dark, frightening and sad :,((

[@theryanshow305]

I remember it like it was yesterday my dad actually had to go out into the storm to help catch my friends trampoline I was so scared for him he was ok but when he came in the next day he was in a lot of pain. Scary my berry first hurricane was horrible. Of coarse 😬😬😬😬

[@L3000]

0:20 is it just me or can i not figure out what that blue light is? light house?

[@rubeng9649]

To this day, I still remember the whistling of the wind...*shudders*

[@rubeng9649]

Damion Osborne What?? I'm 16 and this happened when I was like 6, 7, or 8. Lol. You were probably thinking of something else.

[@smolpenguingoddess]

Damion Osborne This was 11 years ago

[@rubeng9649]

Elijah Sorunmu exactly.

[@s.ssunnysunglasses1747]

ruben g so true even the funner thing is that IT STOP MEH STOP SIGN

[@sealstealer5007]

One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts lie behind that mask. What dreams of chronic and sustained cruelty?

[@JoaoMituka]

Congratulations, congratulations, already vi this video one 20 times, very good work, I have seen others that vc made with much would cry out and without the brightness that this has. Good professionalism and courage, congratulations.

[@armonipowell4589]

I do not like hurrincane im from florida

[@kingherobrine3360]

armoni Powell me too

[@CeramicQuill]

armoni Powell I prefer a hurricane over a tornado.

[@misterfaosfx]

Ceramic Quill true indeed. A tornado can produce winds in excess of 300mph+ that makes a hurricane looks like a child's play toy.

[@leeon2663]

I survived 2 hurricanes the 2 hurricane was faster the wind was going 125mph

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

Looks like the hurricane has taken Miami Florida a real battering

[@Patriot1776American]

I'm just saying I cannot comprehend 185mph. It is just unimaginable yet this monster we called "Wilma" SUSTAINED these winds around that tight 2.3mile wide eye. How hurricanes do it is beyond me.

[@claudiamiranda2630]

0:15 insane power outsge

[@alma-uj1en]

I live in Florida I'm going to miss you plz pray for me😢

[@lexanimarie]

Alma Rivera hope you still alive if not we'll all miss you

[@user-ss5vq8pc9r]

God blles you

[@thepowerofweather3135]

its sad because when hurricane Wilma hit as an category 5 i was living In South Florida. I was only 1 years old when it hit us.i still live their. also i was swept up. lucky me a police officer spotted me because i was crying.before i was swept my mom put me on a life jacket. and then the hurricane hit and the door burst open with lots of water rushing in.my mom couldnt find me. but a police officer spotted me. where i lived a total of 569 people died. but me my mom and brothers and sisters survived. also my my baby brother was 8 months and he was with my mom. if i could find that police officer i would think him and i still remember his face. ( : IN 2016 IM 12 NOW. IT WAS 11 YRS AGO. I STILL REMEMBER THAT FATAL DAY. AND THE DAY IT HIT NEW ORLEANS

[@markdunshee9835]

I was 5 but I don't live in Florida, I want to but I don't

[@rzbig]

Why was the hurricane sad? There’s no such thing as “1 years old”. Why are there no capital letters after periods/full stops? Don’t you mean “lucky for me”? Did you mean “Before I swept my mom” or “Before I was swept by my mom”? (Pretty sure you didn’t.) Why would your mom put you on a life jacket instead of in? Did you mean “My mom couldn’t find me” or “My mum could nut find me”? (Pretty sure you didn’t again.) Was there actually a police officer in your house? Are you your own mum? And your brothers?! And your sisters!?! You have your own own baby brother? What does that even mean? Your baby brother was married to your mom? Did you mean “I would think for him” or “I would use THINKIN POWAH on him”? (Pretty sure you didn’t yet again.) What is IM 12? Is it an instant messaging app that came out in 2016? Did you mean “It’s 2016, you can get IM 12 now” or “In 2016 you can get IM 12”? (PrEtTy SuRe YoU dIdN’t A fOuRtH tImE.) You forgot a period/full stop after “New Orleans” (please don't take this seriously, this isn't meant to offend) (yes, I know I forgot a period/full stop after “New Orleans” 😉)

[@Onyx2D]

@@rzbig grammar nazi

[@Kuckerkarlson]

I was 5 years old living in Boca raton durring Wilma. The roof caved in and a giant radio tower fell onto the place we were staying in.

[@uranusplanet1226]

Get ready Florida 2017! Summer is coming

[@x.frostyy.x]

thanks. I live in fl

[@uranusplanet1226]

miami?

[@uranusplanet1226]

lol, cool, lets meet sponge bob :D I live in coral gables

[@uranusplanet1226]

I'm going to visit a friend today in Hollywood. She lives in Stirling Road and University DR

[@BDGFilms]

i live in kendall FL so were all near each other

[@amakaawolesi4104]

yass my hurricane project is in the bag

[@joanneaimableoxces262]

Who's here watching this video in 2017 during hurricane Irma?

[@ChaChaWitYa]

Joanne Oxces Me

[@iwannagotopluto5077]

Just wanted to point out that my family was in that Hurricane. It was awful, but thankfully nothing happened to our home. There were trees that fell over and things scattered about, but the houses on my street were fine. All of them were built of a brick/concrete-ish material. My grandfather passed away during the Hurricane though.

[@joshuameeks2.05]

And who knew that Wilma would be the last strong hurricane to hit Florida back in 2005 until hurricane Michael in 2018

[@charlesswitzer8378]

Michael was a strange storm. I remember that it formed and moved very quickly, to the point where it had to be reassessed as an actual category 5 at landfall. There were some issues with predictions and measurements, and the 160+ winds were only discovered after it blew through. Everybody along Mexico Beach was prepared for a category 4 but got a 5.

[@andyballejo1080]

Hurricane irma 2017 cat 3 florida

[@alahnagivens6192]

I love watching storms I know that there dangerous and deadly

[@jorgevizio798]

When I was in Cuba there was a Hurricane And it was very sacred We had to put something on the windows so the class couldn't come in Out side of Hurricane is very high winds and In the eye is calm and it was around August It was a very scary day

[@nasheedprice322]

Tell him

[@vanessalenihan5307]

jorge vizio so

[@noneofyourbusiness1114]

ernest hemmingway?

[@strekorodriguez9619]

Finn Try to research on what fucking month matthew was.

[@rzbig]

A sacred hurricane? What class threatened to enter your house?

[@Anath525]

Praying Hurricane Matthew isn't this bad

[@KatrinaFelix]

It is :( a category 4... And it's going to hit me, I live in South Florida

[@x-king1702]

its supposed to be wort that is a cat 3 Matthew. is a cat 4 wtf

[@itsbats5180]

I live in south Florida and I just heard it's moving away from where I live

[@ant-pn3vg]

calm down matthew missed south florida its not gonna"hit" you

[@itsbats5180]

Sparky and Me yeah I know but it has a chance of dissapearing before it makes its u turn

[@martinm7608]

I remember this like it was yesterday, our complex was without power for a little under a month, even water stopped flowing through after a while. We lived off of potato chips and had curfew every night after 8:30 , no restaurants, no gas, no power, NO WEED!

[@cindyeisenberg3273]

I remember going to bed the evening before, thinking that we were going to be hit with a cat 1 hurricane, only to have it intensify to a strong cat 3 storm. I lived on the 3rd floor of a rental. The windows started leaking and were ready to implode. The trees were flying over 3 stories in the air. I was by myself, listening to a battery operated radio. It was so cool. Then a cool front came in on the tail end of the storm. After we were given the all clear, my neighbors and I looked around the property. There was a lot of damage and fallen trees. But, the buildings were still standing. I was happy to have a week off of work thanks to the storm and had fun having weenie roasts with my friends.

[@quiannadillard6576]

I wouldn't be driving during that time he crazya

[@radi0activedonutsx3]

i remember living through this i was only 10 and living in surfside shit was intense

[@nickharrison828]

Bro I was 24 it was scary!!!!

[@DaisyHead666]

in s.c?

[@Postulatedstate]

what were the winds at landfall? They were like 120? I've been in a few storms that strength. Know what you're talking about.

[@elijahbaxter7163]

No he's talking about in FL

[@DaisyHead666]

well i almost went thru a hurricane and i liive is south carolinia

[@ChadKovac]

You in Boca today? ;)

[@Kevin-mo5jw]

I'm in Boca, and I'm also barricaded LOL

[@BleedingEyes666]

It’s crazy how much damage this thing caused even when it didn’t even hit us directly. I was on the coast of north Miami at the time, tree fell into my home, windows blew, no power for a whole month. The weird thing was how cold it got afterwards

[@mr.elastomeric1787]

Cause a cold front came through; that's why she hauled ass. Got picked up. I was living in Pompano shit got real when the winds turned to the West.

[@Christian-zk6wf]

Remember being a kid in Ft Pierce when this happened. A cold front hit right after the storm. Such a a destructive storm followed by cool, beautiful fall weather.

[@budgetgamerde9934]

2:40 the sign is like "No, not please don't!"