Hurricane Ian eye wall ripping apart buildings with high winds in Port Charlotte, FL 

I’m not sorry if anyone thinks it’s stupid. Don’t apologize to anyone.

Me too. All the wildlife in fact. There's nothing stupid about it at all, don't apologize x

I feel the same. They are sentient beings and are always forgotten. I worry about them and think of them too. ❤️💚❤️🌀🌀

They run long beforehand.

Get up on spaces you would never think.

Glad to hear it bro, we evacuated Punta Gorda but still have friends all over Charlotte

@@buckaroobonsaitree7488 the water on the street we are on in North Port is almost covering the mail boxes. It will probably take us days to get back there

Glad to hear you are ok. Any word on the storm surge? My Dad lives in the south part of town on Crawfordsville and Van Nuys. I lost contact with him before the storm. I’m in Alaska, just a few miles away. Thanks

@@portcharlottepyro3120 My Dad lives near the high school and aquatic center. He's very stubborn and didn't want to evacuate but hoping he went to a shelter at the last minute. Glad to hear you made it through.

Glad your alive! Did you have damage to your home or flooding?

Right now there are people trying to get help, but no one can help them. This is why they tell people to go to areas provided for their safety. Pls PRAY 🙏 😢🙏 for them. I live right near NASA-🚀-JFK SPACE COAST CENTER~~CAPE CANAVERAL,FLORIDA, and we just got update that the hurricane 🌀 is headed towards us. The wind 💨 is constantly blowing at 35-40 mph…and the hurricane 🌀 is quite a way from us. We live in a brick solid house between 2 rivers. We are on an ISLAND 🏝 PLEASE, PLEASE..PRAY 🙏for people. Read this please👉Bible verses 📖PSALM 121: 1 + 2

yes I think we need to build electric poles out of palm trees

is unreal how much they can bend in the storms i have seen them to the point they look like they will snap in half but they dont

@@Jelly_andJam no. Leave them alone.

If you've ever tried to cut one down you would know. They are not anything like wood. It looks like a million tubes inside the tree. Very hard to cut!

@@cindywheeler310 and palm hearts are tasty

Ian hit north of where Irma hit hard, Irma was an incredibly powerful storm in Collier County.

Sorry to hear that jacque Ku! I think we chatted briefly today during a Live Stream. Remember, the Lord is with you. Be still and know that He is God.

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yes

I used to live there and am in close contact with friends who live there. Apparently half of Arcadia already has power back and there's just a lot of flooding roads

What are your thoughts on drowning?

@@jesuschroist658 hrm... That's a tough one.. 🤔 I know underground isn't an option, it was just an example. It is an actual question, though. I'd like to know where you should go in a situation like that.

parking structure

The smallest and fattest concrete structure u can find,

There is no underground in this area. You would hit water. No basements.

Your moms

There weren't any Cat 4 winds, which is a good thing. Unfortunately that doesn't stop government and MSM from exaggerating and lying about every storm for political reasons.

No Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte got cat 3 sustained. Placida got cat 4.

I was thinking,"wait where is the eye that we are supposed to get"? Could have really used the eye or some sort of a break. Instead we got a firm talking to the night before and morning of, then a hands slap early that morning thinking hmmm ouch. Then a hard spanking as the day progressed to a full on nightmarish beating for hours. Couldn't believe how long it was lasting, how much worse it was getting and we just had to sit there and watch everything crumble around us. AND I was in a "hurricane proofed" house. Windows that wouldnt shatter, a concrete safe room etc and though the windows did not shatter they remained in place as we watched through that clear unbroken glass as neighbors roofs blew off, sheds took to the air, fences flew like huge stakes into everything and crocodiles took to the streets that were no where to be seen in the flooding all around us. Terrifying. Will never be able to forget it. Never be able to get over it and so many souls that will never be able to recover from it. It's been 2 months and it's still a war zone. So much debris on the side of the roads. So many homes gutted with allll their belongings now outside. So many homeless and so many stray animals. I'm guessing many of these cats were strays to begin with but can no longer find their original home. Have 6 new ones around our home now to feed. Well till the next hurricane. Stay safe everyone and my prayers to all still trying to recover. Wish I could help in some way.

Just noticed today 2 months after the fact that the light poles off midway are backwards. Wind blew them around and they are still in that position. 😂. In other words, the yards are lit up at night and not the road.

You know palm trees are built for this right? So it’s without a doubt their more sturdy than light poles

michael 2018 hit an area that had,mediocre building structure,pre 1990,ian hit in an area that has hit with a simlar strength hurricane 16 years prior,that caused the buildings to be rebuilt stronger,its not a comparison,has michael hit the same area,while some more buildings would have been damaged,it would still not be to the extent seen in the panhandle of florida

Check out their last video from Placida.

seems like 95% of concrete buildings survived. mobile homes flooding powerlines and falling trees most of the damage

it isnt that charley was worse,ian was larger,more intense,and more energy output,its the way the buildings were built.after charley,they tore everything that wasnt destroyed down and rebuilt everything together to withstand winds like charley's and ian's

They actually are. They can bend

Sooooo hmmm not sure about your comment. Does that mean you don't BELIEVE they were blown apart or that these already brave people who ventured out into THE MOST DANGEROUS STORM RECORDED should have put themselves in even more danger for your viewing pleasure. Trust me, buildings, homes and LIVES we're RIPPED APART. MY family is just ONE of THOUSANDS that were RIPPED apart. Sorry that you didn't get to view the pain in more detail. Sorry but the comment frustrated me. Probably took it the wrong way and for that I am sorry. However, if it was meant to reflect your lack of satisfaction in showing more destruction, enjoy the many other photos, videos and interviews posted soon after. That will fill your void.

@@michellemck2327 , The video claims to show something that it doesn't. Btw I live in SouthWest Florida. Ian passed over my house.

@@michellemck2327 , Andrew which destroyed homestead was far worst and Charlie was probably comparable to Ian.

@@jolus6678 andrew is the exact reason that many homes stayed intact in ian,the damage from andrew caused florida building codes to tighten up and be able to with stand winds of up to 175mph,which was only seen in isolated gusts on the barrier islands,right before landfall

Hurricanes have been around a lot longer than liberals pretending more taxes will fix the weather.

No a birth of a new one.

It's just a hurricane. Very common, many form every year. They have since the beginning. One of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit Florida was in 1848.

The most powerful hurricane to impact the United States was in 1935 this is year 2022 if this storm today is caused by deforestation what was the one caused by in 1935 that was more powerful than the one today.

And God runs on the imagination of man

This is a terrestrial planet always has been and always will be. Earth is violent There are worse planets.