Complete News Archive Footage For Licensing. Archive footage of Hurricane Ida in Houma, LA. Timecoded footage of the impacts of Hurricane Ida on the area. To license this footage, visit StormChasingVideo.com
Hurricane ida just ruin my whole city in terrebonne parish thousands of people lost there homes Please pray for us resources are short there is no water or gas
It’s a little disturbing from the very start when you’re driving down a highway, and everyone else is driving in the opposite direction that you’re driving.
I live in houma seems like the only thing u were chasing is a extremely safe spot to film.this was filmed in downtown houma in a parking garage behind the houma tower .it doesn't even show a fraction of what happened
I appreciate your documentation, with a couple caveats. The center screen watermarks, and bottom left faux timecodes, which have no bearing on reality, and are nothing more than a measure of time into the video, echoed by the video time on RU-vid. The timecode is obviously contrived, with implied authenticity where none is necessary. You do this for a living, and I strongly suggest that in future videos you forget about that fake time code, it's gimmicy and sucks. It would be meaningful if it reflected the ACTUAL elapsed time, which it obviously does not.
One more question: What does 930 millibars translate into? Isn't it somewhere in the 2800s? I always like to know that, so for future videos, could you all please indicate what the lowest central pressure is for hurricanes in those terms? It would help a lot. Thanks so much in advance.
So, while I’m not a storm chaser, I roughly understand mBar. The average mBar within a normal day is about 1002 to 1020, give or take, and a hurricane is a concentration of lower pressure. Usually most are in the 930 to 940, but sometimes they dip down to even lower, like Super Typhoon Mawar earlier this year which went down to around 895. Most storm chasers, or weather geeks like myself, prefer millibars due to ease of understanding the intensity. And, when you’re in the moment like these people, it’s hard to concentrate on it.
Your kept filming the cemetery, were you expecting the dead to rise. All over Houma there is devastation but your film makes it look like a severe rain storm. I have seen the real effects of the storm.
I live in Elizabeth and car are everywhere houses are flooded even one house exploded cause of the electric. My oranges are realtors and there getting a bunch of calls 😅 yesterday early morning we went on vacation so we weren’t there when it happened but our house is flooded
@@julianaaristizabal2543 we got lucky on L.I. the video's from surrounding areas are rough. Tornadoes in NJ thats a trip. The flooding in Brooklyn. I count my blessings.
Hearts of men are cold in the last days,turn now.⌚ For What is the deal if you gain the whole world but stil lose your own soul ❗wake up💤💯💉🧬☠⌛🌊...like in the days of Noah
