Before & After: Drone Shows Street in Fort Lauderdale ONE WEEK After Historic South Florida Flooding 

Where is this in Fort Lauderdale?.

My hometown🥲

Time to move inland.

The music is not necessary and it's annoying, and you should put this name of the street that the drone is overlooking

Hurricane Camille dumped 25-30 inches of rain in Nelson County, Virginia in August 1969 - in 4 hours. The rain was so heavy that people couldn't breathe without bending over. Over 100 died and people ended up in trees miles away. Nobody said a word about climate change. Johnstown flood, Hurricane Andrew, 1930s dust bowl and heat waves. Climate change? No, just weather. The 1930s still have more daily heat records than any decade since. Used to be here in Virginia in April that if you had a day in the 80s followed by 40 mile-an-hour winds and a hard freeze people would say "Typical April weather." Now it's just another excuse for the climate change ninnies to go berser