ACTUALLY did more research he said only 2 lives lost and in 1949 storm that hit ft lauderdale directly and got palm beach and miami too, was the kicker, as the 1949 storm was the only south florida storm in the 40's to only loose 2 lives- so its probably not king in 1950 or the 1947- as dozens were killed then
THIS IS EITHER HURRICANE KING IN OCTOBER 1950 as it hit from miami to palm beach and up the coast as a cat 3 storm,,,,,or of the Sept 1945 Storm as most pics of both are centered around miami and one part of video has cat 2+ winds, and the 1945 storm ripped apart hangars at homestead bases just south of miami, it still could be also 1947 but the '47 storm was very intense so??
How was camille effect sebastian florida i wasnt born in 1969 my mom tells me that it wiped out homes and casino on the beach in sebastian and a restaurant waves took it but camille hit alabama head on the eye did long way from florida the eye but it did a lot of damage irrevocable not fixable their lives either
The state of bloody mary had a hurricane dont care bout their citizens never did bloody mary was scheduled to sink but it was people should dig my dad did not his property its bloody marys and in west palm beach, Bloody mary state he used to dig to see if the water that close it was near the river.
you mean screw bloody mary not such state as Florida never was at all. The place is called melbourne Bloody mary united States all the towns have bloody mary after them all their agencie bloody mary
Gravel roofs were popular in those days, but during hurricane Cleo (1964) our car's paintwork was pitted with gravel marks from gravel blown off the roof!
That was probably footage from the September 1947 hurricane which came ashore near Ft. Lauderdale. This storm hit during the daytime and would most likely to have the most footage taken of a hurricane back then. The Feb.1952 storm was a real small compact T.Storm the came up from off the coast of Yucatan the hit south Florida during nighttime hours moving rapidly northeast.
Awesome vintage clip!!! Thanks for posting!! That said, this footage is not from the February 1952 "Groundhog Day" Tropical Storm in South Florida. It is likely from the late 1940's... most likely the September 17, 1947 Hurricane which made landfall near Pompano Beach, Florida as a low-end Category Four.
WTF? this guy is so british
123456789hurricane 1 month ago
Haha, he sounds like the canadians from southpark! Thumbs up if you agree!
CrazyColoradan 6 months ago
ACTUALLY did more research he said only 2 lives lost and in 1949 storm that hit ft lauderdale directly and got palm beach and miami too, was the kicker, as the 1949 storm was the only south florida storm in the 40's to only loose 2 lives- so its probably not king in 1950 or the 1947- as dozens were killed then
emrgrn 7 months ago
THIS IS EITHER HURRICANE KING IN OCTOBER 1950 as it hit from miami to palm beach and up the coast as a cat 3 storm,,,,,or of the Sept 1945 Storm as most pics of both are centered around miami and one part of video has cat 2+ winds, and the 1945 storm ripped apart hangars at homestead bases just south of miami, it still could be also 1947 but the '47 storm was very intense so??
emrgrn 7 months ago
The Huddikin LOL Great footage
RifelBo 11 months ago
What kind of accent does that guy have...wow a "huddicen"
StoneCold75 1 year ago
How was camille effect sebastian florida i wasnt born in 1969 my mom tells me that it wiped out homes and casino on the beach in sebastian and a restaurant waves took it but camille hit alabama head on the eye did long way from florida the eye but it did a lot of damage irrevocable not fixable their lives either
richmondpalmbay62 2 years ago
The state of bloody mary had a hurricane dont care bout their citizens never did bloody mary was scheduled to sink but it was people should dig my dad did not his property its bloody marys and in west palm beach, Bloody mary state he used to dig to see if the water that close it was near the river.
richmondpalmbay62 2 years ago
you mean screw bloody mary not such state as Florida never was at all. The place is called melbourne Bloody mary united States all the towns have bloody mary after them all their agencie bloody mary
richmondpalmbay62 2 years ago
Gravel roofs were popular in those days, but during hurricane Cleo (1964) our car's paintwork was pitted with gravel marks from gravel blown off the roof!
jcnaumann 3 years ago 4
Why were there people walking and driving in that storm? It looks dangerous!
dsdasw 3 years ago 2
Screw Florida.
dave98503 3 years ago
What's a "Hairican"? LOL
glb360 3 years ago 6
why are people driving in it???
GuidoDreamz 3 years ago 3
i know right maybe there was no hurricane then when they went out the hurricane came
gwalid2 2 years ago
it may have caught everyone in surprise
dcabrer1 2 years ago
read the sign at 00:25 look down and you see it saids "Hollywood"
zombiekiller212 3 years ago
hollywood florida. near ft lauderdale
roaddiablo 3 years ago
Those images are of the action of a greater hurricane, not of one of category 1..
Impressive video!!
real0988 4 years ago 2
This is probably the oldest hurricane video on youtube. 5 stars & favs.
NeoCotex34 4 years ago 2
What a classic
NeoCotex34 4 years ago 2
That was probably footage from the September 1947 hurricane which came ashore near Ft. Lauderdale. This storm hit during the daytime and would most likely to have the most footage taken of a hurricane back then. The Feb.1952 storm was a real small compact T.Storm the came up from off the coast of Yucatan the hit south Florida during nighttime hours moving rapidly northeast.
cyclonejimcom 4 years ago
Amazing video! Really captures the fury of the hurricane. The comentary is fantastic too as is the music!
TyphoonHunter 4 years ago
Awesome vintage clip!!! Thanks for posting!! That said, this footage is not from the February 1952 "Groundhog Day" Tropical Storm in South Florida. It is likely from the late 1940's... most likely the September 17, 1947 Hurricane which made landfall near Pompano Beach, Florida as a low-end Category Four.
vmax135 4 years ago
was it in the morning night or afteroon
walpatden 4 years ago
Strange that they named it the Groundhog Day Storm. Isn't Groundhog Day in February? That's way outside hurricane season.
hibiscusfreak 4 years ago