Katrina was a punishment through coincidence. Bush had sent the U.S broke by invading Iraq illegally, and by the time Katrina had made landfall, the U.S had not one dollar it could spare to help the city.
This whole thing had proven that even the most powerful man on Earth can act like an entire city never existed when you're too dumb to know what to do.
@ElgrinGoLoco100 you'd watch the storm coming on the news for about a week. and then there's the final week as it hits the jamaica -cuba area and heads straight for you. then for twelve hours the weather gets progressively worse unitl its like this. and it stays like this for 8 to 10, maybe 12 hours. in 89 my family had a neighbor that chose to ride hugo out near charleston, their family soon moved back up north, they were never the same.
@jjintrish umm it depends on the intensity of the hurricane. Like when I was in Hurricane Wilma here in Hialeah, Florida. The winds whipped around 115 mph for about 4 hours straight, than it was silence for about half an hour, than it was at 100 mph for about 14 hours...it takes about a full day or day and a half
Drove right into Gulfport (we had special permissions) and then drove right out again. Actually, the drive out wasn't easy - we had to dodge huge piles of debris, drive the wrong way on the highway etc.
WOW! I wish I could have been there, what an awesome sight! However, the destruction created by this kindof power is anything but awesome, I pray for the people who were affected by the monster.
how exactly do u do that???????? and why havnt u shown anybody yet or saved any lives? hurricane season is starting so id love to see you just stop a hurricane like its nothing
excuse me i was in gulfport mississippi and i was riding out the storm at bou view elem school we had a wind gauge and we were far inland and the gauge caught a 163 mph wind gust and 140 was steady so get yo fucking facts straight
Can you post a link to a report where these findings were published please...... IF what you are saying is true, that would be substantially higher than anything known to have been recorded in Katrina - The highest recorded gust published by NOAA was 136 mph
I was on another chase team using this same structure for cover. We definately experienced Cat.4 winds and conditions at Hancock bank. just a few more blocks east was complete devastation. I think we had a cluster of tornados or vortices in the eyewall that made things more intense than what the NHC was reporting..
Dude, I'm in awe. I've been enthralled by storms all my life, but never saw footage like this before. Hurricanes and 'nadoes are the monsters, and this video proves that having a party to get through something like this isn't the answer. Why hasn't this been shown on world wide newscasts to encourage evacuation? Incredible work you've done. Be safe and keep up the good work.
man i'd have to bleach my pants for weeks on end after something like that! i'm here in southwest arkansas right now and we are having some of the remnants of Ike. It's windy outside like 40-45 and it's creeping me out enough as it is. coudn't imagine going through this. total respect for you documenting nature's fury man!
do you guys notice how the medias trying to play every hurricane up to be just as bad or potentially worse than katrina? I know people should take precautions, but I feel like telling those fuckin news guys, " sorry assholes, this aint katrina, so try again".
Yup, that's seawater about 1/2 mile inland. At that point it was about 3 feet deep. Came in real fast and ended up about 5 feet deep at the deepest. Winds right there were about 110 - 150 mph.
@stormhunter27 -- the amazing thing is that the most intense winds were recorded about 5-10 miles west of there, at Waveland. Those gusts must've reached 150 mph!
@SonOfYoungwood And when it was all over there wasn't much of the town left for its residents!
I live in Spanish Fort, Alabama, right across the bay from Mobile and we had wind here at about 80mph-90mph.
and the Mobile Bay Causeway was under 25 feet of water! Its simply mindboggling how large the impact of the storm was! Kudos on the footage and keep up the good work
I still don't think that was just a "Cat 3" 5 mph or not...that damn store was more than a 3!! My family in Biloxi and first part of Ocean Springs lost EVERYTHING!
how the fuck this trees can by still standing?!
IkORn90 5 days ago
Katrina was a punishment through coincidence. Bush had sent the U.S broke by invading Iraq illegally, and by the time Katrina had made landfall, the U.S had not one dollar it could spare to help the city.
This whole thing had proven that even the most powerful man on Earth can act like an entire city never existed when you're too dumb to know what to do.
GoddyofWar 1 month ago
not in my life have i ever seen something like that! Amazing and fucking scary
PublicLibraryx 4 months ago
JESUS. That's soo fucking bad.
xxxTaylorxx3 6 months ago
omg i feel so bad for people who were there i would of been freaking out
Danielleo328 6 months ago
tree : 'i'm just goin along for the ride'
severrnijKGU 6 months ago in playlist Katrina Videos
u should have tried screaming, to see if u could here yourself in all that wind. xD >:)
SwathedHawk812 6 months ago
Hi I live in Italy, there are no events like this .... but how long on average a hurricane?
ElgrinGoLoco100 7 months ago
@ElgrinGoLoco100 you'd watch the storm coming on the news for about a week. and then there's the final week as it hits the jamaica -cuba area and heads straight for you. then for twelve hours the weather gets progressively worse unitl its like this. and it stays like this for 8 to 10, maybe 12 hours. in 89 my family had a neighbor that chose to ride hugo out near charleston, their family soon moved back up north, they were never the same.
severrnijKGU 6 months ago in playlist Katrina Videos
sideways trees... no biggie. i'd just go for a stroll. maybe stretch my hammies out a little before i fly around like drunk superman.
bizzle187 8 months ago
fucking A~! I guess not a good time to grill some hot dogs and burgers on that lawn.
zombieman82091 10 months ago
Strong ass trees son.
jimbo081 10 months ago
@jjintrish umm it depends on the intensity of the hurricane. Like when I was in Hurricane Wilma here in Hialeah, Florida. The winds whipped around 115 mph for about 4 hours straight, than it was silence for about half an hour, than it was at 100 mph for about 14 hours...it takes about a full day or day and a half
BigMacFail 1 year ago
wow
mikehawk69 1 year ago
i'd piss my pants just standing indoors. that is not normal.
SwathedHawk812 1 year ago
how did you survive
chug26 1 year ago
wow thats amazing and scary
t2rocker4 1 year ago
how long does a hurricane last after it hits
jjntrish 1 year ago
Rotate the video 90 degree and it look like trees grow into a waterfall !
miltabib 1 year ago
Water and wind!
ParallaxFilm 1 year ago
How'd you get in that spot. O_O Or..how'd you get out of there??
Kittylover9393 2 years ago 4
Drove right into Gulfport (we had special permissions) and then drove right out again. Actually, the drive out wasn't easy - we had to dodge huge piles of debris, drive the wrong way on the highway etc.
stormhunter27 1 year ago
its freakin amazing the power of mother nature
ANALOGHIPPIE 2 years ago
Looks like a nuclear explosion
wishpackers 2 years ago
this is incredible
jamaicanweatherman 2 years ago
This storm had incredible power
parlerson1 2 years ago 3
beginning of Left 4 Dead 2 (rumor)
o.o
TheVaultKid 2 years ago
WOW! I wish I could have been there, what an awesome sight! However, the destruction created by this kindof power is anything but awesome, I pray for the people who were affected by the monster.
BigBelliedBass 2 years ago
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I can destroy all tornados and hurricanes... I can destroy this monsters...
maccKaron 2 years ago
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Hurricane katrina.. Ya right !
Its just a sea breeze.
Good day to fly beginner kite at the beach :p
miltabib 2 years ago
Naw, just fly a hurricane hunter .... hmmmm.
Lynn in New Orleans
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maccKaron 2 years ago
r u smoking any of the following
Cocaine(Free Base)
PCP
METH AMPHETAMINES
cus u sure sound like it
XXsuicidesilenceXX 2 years ago
XXsuicidesilenceXX... If you do not have knowledge, this is not my problem... I know, that I speak and consequently I speak... I can do it !
maccKaron 2 years ago
how exactly do u do that???????? and why havnt u shown anybody yet or saved any lives? hurricane season is starting so id love to see you just stop a hurricane like its nothing
XXsuicidesilenceXX 2 years ago
f'n sick
sweets0707 2 years ago
excuse me i was in gulfport mississippi and i was riding out the storm at bou view elem school we had a wind gauge and we were far inland and the gauge caught a 163 mph wind gust and 140 was steady so get yo fucking facts straight
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sweets0707 2 years ago
Can you post a link to a report where these findings were published please...... IF what you are saying is true, that would be substantially higher than anything known to have been recorded in Katrina - The highest recorded gust published by NOAA was 136 mph
liquidstl 2 years ago
I was on another chase team using this same structure for cover. We definately experienced Cat.4 winds and conditions at Hancock bank. just a few more blocks east was complete devastation. I think we had a cluster of tornados or vortices in the eyewall that made things more intense than what the NHC was reporting..
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CyrusNixes 2 years ago
Dude, I'm in awe. I've been enthralled by storms all my life, but never saw footage like this before. Hurricanes and 'nadoes are the monsters, and this video proves that having a party to get through something like this isn't the answer. Why hasn't this been shown on world wide newscasts to encourage evacuation? Incredible work you've done. Be safe and keep up the good work.
whtsnxt 3 years ago 2
Thanks for the brave footage, bro. But considering that in a 100+MPH wind, things are flying at you with the same speed...not very smart!
szarmadzag 3 years ago
man i'd have to bleach my pants for weeks on end after something like that! i'm here in southwest arkansas right now and we are having some of the remnants of Ike. It's windy outside like 40-45 and it's creeping me out enough as it is. coudn't imagine going through this. total respect for you documenting nature's fury man!
pksmb1120 3 years ago 13
@pksmb1120 That's funny!! But yes, I can imagine that being the case. LOL!!
wishpackers 1 year ago
do you guys notice how the medias trying to play every hurricane up to be just as bad or potentially worse than katrina? I know people should take precautions, but I feel like telling those fuckin news guys, " sorry assholes, this aint katrina, so try again".
malboro1979 3 years ago
all the vids of katrina I saw so far were a lot calmer and showed how it started.
now let me say...DAMN! That is a beastly storm!
1crazyboy7 3 years ago
Your really brave for doing such a thing....
that looks really fierce, lol
giglebrat01 3 years ago 8
@giglebrat01 thats what i thought as well
12cyutegal 10 months ago
wooooooooow....thats a very strong wind..
uellah29 3 years ago
Is that SEA WATER???????
ARC1313 3 years ago
Yup, that's seawater about 1/2 mile inland. At that point it was about 3 feet deep. Came in real fast and ended up about 5 feet deep at the deepest. Winds right there were about 110 - 150 mph.
stormhunter27 3 years ago
@stormhunter27 And that's only a cat 3??
wishpackers 1 year ago
@wishpackers
Very high end Cat3. It was about 5 mphs below Cat 4. I still consider it Cat 4 because that's what it felt like. Damn...
stormhunter27 1 year ago
@stormhunter27 -- the amazing thing is that the most intense winds were recorded about 5-10 miles west of there, at Waveland. Those gusts must've reached 150 mph!
SonOfYoungwood 1 year ago
@SonOfYoungwood And when it was all over there wasn't much of the town left for its residents!
I live in Spanish Fort, Alabama, right across the bay from Mobile and we had wind here at about 80mph-90mph.
and the Mobile Bay Causeway was under 25 feet of water! Its simply mindboggling how large the impact of the storm was! Kudos on the footage and keep up the good work
traemaxwell 6 months ago
@stormhunter27 check this video. This was 2006, the power of a category 5!!
techmaster666 1 year ago
I still don't think that was just a "Cat 3" 5 mph or not...that damn store was more than a 3!! My family in Biloxi and first part of Ocean Springs lost EVERYTHING!
crlnabelle 1 year ago
yes it was insane i live thought that
cajunlady7 3 years ago
That... was insane!
gkdeppe 4 years ago
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people in new orleans couldn't take videos at the time, we were too busy partying. happy 2008 Epiphany.
ePhilosopher 4 years ago
Amazing
United3310 4 years ago
Sick.....
antman2x2 4 years ago