09-28-2022 Punta Gorda, Florida - Hurricane Ian-Boat Capsizing/Eyewall at Night/Structure Damage

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The west side of Hurricane Ian definitely packed a punch this evening and during the nighttime hours. In this video I document a large boat in the process of capsizing, intercepting the west side of the eyewall during the nighttime hours, as well as structural damage around the city.
#HurricaneIan #Extreme #Tropics #BradArnold #PuntaGorda #Florida

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Комментарии : 55

@annamariayannetta242 Год назад

My thoughts and prayers are with you Florida!!! Please stay safe!!😢😢♥️

@lovethelighttruth8330 Год назад

Prayers for Florida🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏼🕊

@michaelangelos5117 Год назад

Run aground, yes. Capsizing, no.

@jeffkardosjr.3825 Год назад

Stupid landlubbers!

@johnphillips8088 Год назад

That’s the news media hyping as much as it can…LOL

@keithmcpartlan8055 Год назад

You ain’t been around unless you’ve ran aground!

@oldgamerchick Год назад

🙏❤ from Texas

@winthropbaker5494 Год назад

A THREE HOUR TOUR

@fay8687 Год назад

My exact thought

@julieseifert4680 Год назад

Omgosh stay Safe!

@RedHawk1979 Год назад

Pray for us all Hello from Orlando 12:50

@helenclark7876 Год назад

Dont lose hope this tragedy is losing its fury, we r praying that everybody comes home!

@hantohanto5505 Год назад

Que el ETERNO los proteja y guardé. Amén desde México.

@teddybearisms2505 Год назад

ill take that boat if they dont want it any more...

@RealWoutLies Год назад

Boat blown into shallow water, yes. Capsized, no. Maybe the worst is over down there.

@jeepjeep7806 Год назад

little windy out there.

@kskufan Год назад

Praying for the people of Florida.

@petefishes Год назад

Looks like it’s stuck on the 4 lines from the pole

@joshbrown5938 Год назад

That's my boat there I'm so thankful my son went out in the worst part and got it

@pamelah6431 Год назад

Right.

@joshbrown5938 Год назад

@@pamelah6431 you just mad because it's not your boat if you work the way I do you could have one to

@pamelah6431 Год назад

@@joshbrown5938 ....right.

@jakemocci3953 Год назад

@@pamelah6431 Well his story checks out, there’s a (now famous) video of a man driving this out to sea hell bent for open water.

@pamelah6431 Год назад

@@jakemocci3953 if I had a son the last thing I'd want him to do is risk his life to rescue my boat. Then tell people online they're jealous slackers if they question my claim.

@pamelah6431 Год назад

1:28 Beevis, is that you?

@LeTrashPanda Год назад

Cape Fear kind of evening....

@bjaypk2669 Год назад

It’s grounded, it didn’t capsize

@JourneysADRIFT Год назад

Nice boat

@mgtowski395 Год назад

was

@joshbrown5938 Год назад

It still is a nice boat thanks to my dare devil son he swim out and took it back 4 mile to safely

@zhenren9703 Год назад

This storm chaser was taking a break when this boat appeared from the sea and landed right in front of him. It got stuck on power lines.

@plmn93 Год назад

Thank you. I was wondering what the heck it was tied to so high up. That makes sense.

@hardlyyoung3638 Год назад

Seems like it could be pulled out at this point...but who knows..maybe the hull is damaged and it would sink...better let it rock

@prophecy3332 Год назад

😦

@hantohanto5505 Год назад

DOBLAR RODILLAS ANTE EL ETERNO Y PEDIR MICERICODIA DANIEL 9:1-19. AMÉN BUCAR SU BENDITO ROSTRO ISAÍAS 55:6. AMÉN.

@knowledgeandmultiskilled Год назад

I don't know why people don't know how to take care of their belongings. Leaving a tied up boat exposed to all of that water, and wind is not right. There is nothing besides probably some ropes that are protecting the boat, and that is not good enough. 3 ideas come to my mind. 1. Owner/Captain tries to drive the boat OUT of a hurricane before it hits, and returns after hurricane is gone. 2. Owner/Captain takes boat out of water, and then move it away from hurricane on land then return it after hurricane is gone. 3. Give the boat to someone who knows how to take care of boats.

@elizabethrodriguez8155 Год назад

Maybe they rich and don’t care

@HugsBach Год назад

Maybe there was something wrong with the boat....to total it due to storm...well, depends on the intent of the owner 🤔

@plmn93 Год назад

Where are they going to take it when there are tens of thousands of other boats needing to do the same thing? You don't just pull a boat that size out of the water with your F-150 at the local boat launch. Should they prioritize their boat over their home and the safety of their family? The exact path of this storm wasn't known until the day it made landfall. The owners, if they had common sense, had probably already evacuated by the time they knew they would be hit directly. You make a lot of assumptions without considering the big picture or even rudimentary logistics.

@knowledgeandmultiskilled Год назад

@@plmn93 There are boats that can be lived in, or on, and can be considered as a home. I have been on a boat. I was a passenger on a boat, and I know what it's like to drive a boat. I have not gotten hurt yet, or died on a boat. There are people who have died, and gotten hurt by being on a boat, so I think it depends on who is on a boat. I did suggest 3 different ideas. Try reading my third idea. Maybe you don't have the ability to understand my third idea, and that is fine.

@plmn93 Год назад

@@knowledgeandmultiskilled In your third "option" who would you "give" it to? You would not, you would have to pay somebody dearly to take care of it and it is very unlikely there would be anybody available to do so with a hurricane on the way. You did not acknowledge my points and you obviously don't understand a thing about what boat ownership all entails regardless of being a passenger on one before. It's fine to speculate on things you know nothing about, it's not fine to pretend to be an expert in a vain attempt to disparage people who just lost something very valuable.