OHH DUDE!!! i was there!!!! i saw that. that was terible! i live down in rutland but my and my dad went up there to check out the damage! did you see rout 4???? completly wiped out! it was crzy
@Styxhexenhammer666 really???? lol mines not fully hooked up atm. right now im just useing it to play songs. i detached all the cords that hook it up to my pc
Omg, I know this is stupid but believe it. That would be a beautiful river. I study Tornadoes, but sometimes a hurricane's damage, similar to me people think it's pretty. One day it'll probably be transformed to Vermont Of The Heart River. Or if that doesn't happen it will turn into Mount. Heartland
Things are better here (Sept 3) but Rochester still mostly cut off from outside world. I hope they will open the rds soon! (There's one way out, but roads are not easy, thru Warren).
I live in Lake Charles, Louisiana and we got hit by Hurricane Rita on September 23 back in 2005. It did our city quite a lot of damage. Our house and yard was totally messed up when we came back
We had a lot of large trees in our yard come down. One fell on our fence and broke. Well, pretty much all of our fences were broken because of the strong winds.
In the Philadelphia area, we had already had record rainfall for the month of august (we'd already broken the August record before the storm) and so the ground was saturated and many trees simply fell over because the soil lacked the integrity to hold the tree up. Then we got 6-10 inches of rain on top of it, making august 2011 the wettest month ever in Philadelphia (it was a record for an August month before the storm). Good luck from me and Philly.
To ALL of you dumbasses that keep claiming this was a "week over-hyped storm"
Shut up and learn. It's not about the storm's strength. It's about the MASSIVE amount of rain dumped in a VERY short period of time in MOUNTAINOUS areas. All of that rain gets funneled very quickly into streams and rivers that overflow so fast many people have no warning. This is NOT Florida idiots. The impact of even a low grade hurricane up here is MASSIVE. Shut your faces you ignorant fools.
or Create a video response dang that is bad my prayers are out to yall who had their homes flooded in Hurricane Irene I know what what are yall dealing with i went through Hurricane Katrina and Gustav i dont live on New orleans but i had it pretty bad where i live which is about 30-40 miles SW of new orleans
@EpicDrunkTimes I can't think of why Vermont of all places would have bad karma, considering most of the population are anti-war, anti-bigotry, anti-corporatism etc.
I live in Norfolk, Va and it sickens me that the major coastal regions got the most media. You guys got hit so much harder than we did...and we live right near the ocean! My heart goes out to all of you there!
@lefebvrer3289 Perhaps, but Vermont suffered possibly the worst damage in the nation due to immense rainfall and the already saturated ground from year long storms. 11 towns are now completely cut off from the rest of the state.
@lefebvrer3289 You are an idiot! It makes no difference to these people if it was a Hurricane or Tropical storm! They lost their homes. Your comment is an ignorant one! I have been hit by Hurricanes (Wilma, Andrew) and never have seen flooding like this. My heart goes out to the people of VT, CT and all of NE that suffered through this disaster.
@bjforJesus Actually it makes a HUGE diffrence. You know today i put in a claim to my insurance company for my home. And its even defined in a clause in my insurance, You were hit by a tropical strom NOT SUSTAINED WINDS IN EXCESS OF 74 MPH,
@lefebvrer3289 "Actually it makes a HUGE diffrence. You know today i put in a claim to my insurance company for my home."
And all that proves is that insurance companies are just as ignorant as you are. If your home is GONE, it's GONE. Tropical storm or hurricane, the result is the same. "A rose, by any other name..." But then, I wonder if you even recognize that reference as foolish as your comments have been. You obviously have no heart. Too bad people like you always seem to survive.
@darkra01 Come to this state and tell people this was not a major event. Come see how a dozen of our towns are now literally completely cut off from the outside world because they were between rivers which flooded out dams, bridges, and streets.
@lefebvrer3289 LOL!! It's exactly like saying : Please You didn't get raped by a hockey team, IT WAS A BASEBALL TEAM! Your mom was right, you ARE an idiot.
@estefaniaber Downtown predictably flooded, but most of the city is fine. The flooding was about as bad as the last big storm last autumn that made them put in new curbs on some of the streets to prevent people's yards from disappearing as easily.
znznb.com please visit from Vermont!!!
888LICA 2 weeks ago
OHH DUDE!!! i was there!!!! i saw that. that was terible! i live down in rutland but my and my dad went up there to check out the damage! did you see rout 4???? completly wiped out! it was crzy
jayce48fromrunescape 3 months ago
@jayce48fromrunescape You know how to play a synth?
Styxhexenhammer666 3 months ago
@Styxhexenhammer666 yeah why??
jayce48fromrunescape 3 months ago
@jayce48fromrunescape Hahaha I am trying to learn the synth and I think we have the same one :P
Styxhexenhammer666 3 months ago
@Styxhexenhammer666 really???? lol mines not fully hooked up atm. right now im just useing it to play songs. i detached all the cords that hook it up to my pc
jayce48fromrunescape 3 months ago
I got hit pretty hard too.
OffbeatBryce 4 months ago
Omg, I know this is stupid but believe it. That would be a beautiful river. I study Tornadoes, but sometimes a hurricane's damage, similar to me people think it's pretty. One day it'll probably be transformed to Vermont Of The Heart River. Or if that doesn't happen it will turn into Mount. Heartland
SuperMariah07 5 months ago
Why don't you share some of that water with Arizona?
cornsnakedk 6 months ago
Wow lotsa views on this one !
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LearnToReadTheKuran 6 months ago
Things are better here (Sept 3) but Rochester still mostly cut off from outside world. I hope they will open the rds soon! (There's one way out, but roads are not easy, thru Warren).
Ladybellefiske 6 months ago
I live in Lake Charles, Louisiana and we got hit by Hurricane Rita on September 23 back in 2005. It did our city quite a lot of damage. Our house and yard was totally messed up when we came back
We had a lot of large trees in our yard come down. One fell on our fence and broke. Well, pretty much all of our fences were broken because of the strong winds.
pashedmotatos 6 months ago
In the Philadelphia area, we had already had record rainfall for the month of august (we'd already broken the August record before the storm) and so the ground was saturated and many trees simply fell over because the soil lacked the integrity to hold the tree up. Then we got 6-10 inches of rain on top of it, making august 2011 the wettest month ever in Philadelphia (it was a record for an August month before the storm). Good luck from me and Philly.
christo930 6 months ago
CVPS not CVS
mtd2003x1 6 months ago
@mtd2003x1 true lol
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
@Styxhexenhammer666 its all good just sick of people thinking we work in a drug store lol
mtd2003x1 6 months ago
@mtd2003x1 LOL!
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
Hey there from central Vermont. Hope things get back to normal soon!
angelwz73 6 months ago
hope all things work out for u man blessings
USkillcam 6 months ago
Great coverage, stay safe.
yj1994 6 months ago
Irene was something else damage from the tropics to through out the Eastern States
yourtubenut 6 months ago
im still waiting to see my relief money from haiti and japan.... ha ya right never will see a dime from them
joens101 6 months ago
Was wondering what happened in Jamaica State Park? I just recently hiked up the Ball Mountain dam.
rooked236 6 months ago
an Obama Shovel ready Job vote obama
NiteAngel 6 months ago
To ALL of you dumbasses that keep claiming this was a "week over-hyped storm"
Shut up and learn. It's not about the storm's strength. It's about the MASSIVE amount of rain dumped in a VERY short period of time in MOUNTAINOUS areas. All of that rain gets funneled very quickly into streams and rivers that overflow so fast many people have no warning. This is NOT Florida idiots. The impact of even a low grade hurricane up here is MASSIVE. Shut your faces you ignorant fools.
TheSentientParadox 6 months ago
or Create a video response dang that is bad my prayers are out to yall who had their homes flooded in Hurricane Irene I know what what are yall dealing with i went through Hurricane Katrina and Gustav i dont live on New orleans but i had it pretty bad where i live which is about 30-40 miles SW of new orleans
santinorocks56 6 months ago
So to sum up all of this he quotes "it used to be all dry...and now it's all wet" a true hero xD
MeTaLMIliTIa515 6 months ago
Thanks for the video! Very good.
ericbombardier 6 months ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
rutland vt is full of gangster wanna b punks tht should b floodedout
TheSweden740 6 months ago
@TheSweden740 judging from your absolutely atrocious spelling abilities, you too are a "gangsta wannabe"
Stop trying so hard and go back to high school and this time graduate.
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago 23
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Are there any gangs or hoods in Vermont?
LATQueens 6 months ago
@LATQueens There are, but not like the ones in run down urban sprawl areas like Detroit or anything hahaha
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
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lol. Vermont must be very peaceful then. Come to New York City where I live, you will hear gunshots every week :(
LATQueens 6 months ago
@LATQueens Just move to Vermont, as long as you aren't a religious zealot or a gangster nobody here cares hahaha
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
@Styxhexenhammer666
Really? I'm moving to Vermont then! haha
LATQueens 6 months ago
@LATQueens lol! It is a very nice state, very green and healthy
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
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EpicDrunkTimes 6 months ago
@EpicDrunkTimes I can't think of why Vermont of all places would have bad karma, considering most of the population are anti-war, anti-bigotry, anti-corporatism etc.
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
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EpicDrunkTimes 6 months ago
@EpicDrunkTimes Vermont IS in the USA you idiot.
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
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EpicDrunkTimes 6 months ago
I live in Norfolk, Va and it sickens me that the major coastal regions got the most media. You guys got hit so much harder than we did...and we live right near the ocean! My heart goes out to all of you there!
triciakitty 6 months ago
hope the plants are ok... lots of rain
hemptime123 6 months ago
@hemptime123 The plants luckily are well above the stream hahaha this was a good 400 yards from the house and a good 35 feet below it.
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
My heart goes out to all those suffering because of this storm. We in Florida know how if feels. God Bless you. We are praying for a quick recovery
bjforJesus 6 months ago
@bjforJesus Does the bj in your name stand for what I think it stands for?
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
Thank you for sharing this. My heart goes out to you and all the residents in the lovely 'green' state. I ♥ VT.
TheProfWarner 6 months ago
Please You didnt get hit by a hurricane. IT WAS A TROPICAL STORM!
lefebvrer3289 6 months ago
@lefebvrer3289 Perhaps, but Vermont suffered possibly the worst damage in the nation due to immense rainfall and the already saturated ground from year long storms. 11 towns are now completely cut off from the rest of the state.
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gordonwright12345 6 months ago
@lefebvrer3289 How rude you are!
suwaneebarbk 6 months ago 3
@lefebvrer3289 You are an idiot! It makes no difference to these people if it was a Hurricane or Tropical storm! They lost their homes. Your comment is an ignorant one! I have been hit by Hurricanes (Wilma, Andrew) and never have seen flooding like this. My heart goes out to the people of VT, CT and all of NE that suffered through this disaster.
bjforJesus 6 months ago 6
@bjforJesus Actually it makes a HUGE diffrence. You know today i put in a claim to my insurance company for my home. And its even defined in a clause in my insurance, You were hit by a tropical strom NOT SUSTAINED WINDS IN EXCESS OF 74 MPH,
lefebvrer3289 6 months ago
@lefebvrer3289 That's how they screw people
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
@Styxhexenhammer666 Your telling me now i have a 4,000 dollar deductable.
lefebvrer3289 6 months ago
@lefebvrer3289 "Actually it makes a HUGE diffrence. You know today i put in a claim to my insurance company for my home."
And all that proves is that insurance companies are just as ignorant as you are. If your home is GONE, it's GONE. Tropical storm or hurricane, the result is the same. "A rose, by any other name..." But then, I wonder if you even recognize that reference as foolish as your comments have been. You obviously have no heart. Too bad people like you always seem to survive.
TheSentientParadox 6 months ago
@lefebvrer3289 I know, right? They blew this way out of proportion. They got hit by a weak Hurricane/Tropical Storm. Deal with it.
darkra01 6 months ago
@darkra01 Come to this state and tell people this was not a major event. Come see how a dozen of our towns are now literally completely cut off from the outside world because they were between rivers which flooded out dams, bridges, and streets.
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
@lefebvrer3289 LOL!! It's exactly like saying : Please You didn't get raped by a hockey team, IT WAS A BASEBALL TEAM! Your mom was right, you ARE an idiot.
ericbombardier 6 months ago
@ericbombardier That was one of my fantasys lol
lefebvrer3289 6 months ago
Had some friends that had to evacuate parts of Rutland last night. Thanks for posting.
moose11vt 6 months ago
Awesome
Hustis1 6 months ago
I watched the video footage of Vermont on the news and I must say... all your water looks the same.
NicotineAndCaffeine 6 months ago
@NicotineAndCaffeine you're so mean to Vermont :'( lol
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
brutal.
opticrainbow 6 months ago
Your Going to Die. :)
50BurntIncenseSticks 6 months ago
i want to go for a swim
treesapa 6 months ago
Better coverage than CNN AND no need to play it continuously 24 hours a day
Zachdudeio2 6 months ago 19
@Zachdudeio2 hahah right on
clearpancho 6 months ago
how's everything in Rutland? I lived in that city and I hope everything's ok with the hurricane...
estefaniaber 6 months ago
@estefaniaber Downtown predictably flooded, but most of the city is fine. The flooding was about as bad as the last big storm last autumn that made them put in new curbs on some of the streets to prevent people's yards from disappearing as easily.
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
you should send this video in to CNN or your local news station
andrewvanrhoberts 6 months ago
where in VT is this? I love your accent, makes me miss home, you must be a native VTer...yes?
danielleN101 6 months ago
@danielleN101 Rutland Town, up on the post road area, if you're familiar with it.
Yeah I was born at Dartmouth Hitchcock but I have lived in Vermont from birth first in Woodstock, then in Rutland. Now I attend UVM.
Styxhexenhammer666 6 months ago
Thanks for posting, real time!
whatdafuk3 6 months ago