Definitely, I was speaking to a friend, he said our stupid mexican president decided to travel there to oversee the destruction by ''estaquitas'' trucks!! what an imbecile!....they got stuck in the mud along with his military command in chief on the way there, switched to an all terrain military vehicle, got stuck again,....they need helicopers!!! I hope the US president sends some aid 🙏🙏🙏
@@sandraelizabethparrablanco8129imagine all the people living in the shanty towns in the outskirts of Acapulco, some houses are almost like cardboard, the pictures they’re showing are mostly where the big hotels and tourists places are which by the way most have large windows and glass decks that blew away.There’s a lot more to Acapulco than the tourist zone you just don’t see that part right now.
It was informative but was more suited to a reporter, not a meteorologist. I want to know more about the physical characteristics of the weather event.
@@JohnnyAngel8There are many, many documentaries on how hurricanes are created and how ocean heat helps make them weaker or stronger. They cannot do that in a weather report. You have plenty of resources but choosing to just call this stuff fake news and hype leaves you with a severe lack of knowledge.
I live in Mexico City. Yesterday’s morning we had rain. It is weird that we have rain so early in the morning. I was wondering why but then I found out what happened. This was a surprise for us all. We are gathering help for all the state of Guerrero.
Thoughts and prayers going out to those Mexicans!! Though we not so close to them, but we are nearby here in Jamaica. I got up this morning and looked at those waves, and was wondering if there is a storm system out. Didn't hear anything on our news. Cat 5 is no joke business.
From a tropical storm to a cat 5, absolutely terrifying. If something like this happened on the east coast, we’d be done. So many Northerners have moved into Florida and they just don’t take hurricanes seriously enough but us locals know. Addendum: saw pictures online of after the storm and it’s hurricane Andrew 2.0 in some pics
@@TPSAM7560 Warm waters haven't caused this in the past. What's different this time? No wind shear? Unusually hot water? El Niño related? All three at once?
Reminds me of Hurricane Michael that hit Mexico Beach, Florida a few years ago. Seemed like a relatively minor storm....then in the final hours before landfall, it went nuts and completely destroyed the town. Only that was a small town. This is a city of a million people. An epic tragedy has likely occurred here, unfortunately.
Thank you for bringing this disaster to America´s attention. I have visited Acapulco many times, including the La Pie de la Cuesta area which is about 10 kms west of Acapulco and quite possibly where the eye of Otis came on shore. I fear for the lives of the thousands of people who live in that totally flat, at-sea-level area as well as the hundreds of tourists likely there as well. I hope my fears are unwarranted. On a separate thought,, if a tropical storm can now intensify by 95 knots in less than 24 hours tell me what coastal community anywhere, subject to hurricanes, is safe from this type of disaster? We can no longer pretend that the deleterious effects of climate change can be managed away.
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said no one died but im not sure. Maybe no one died in Acapulco, but what about the other little towns? I can’t actually contact my family because there is no communication. Im very afraid but i stay positive they’re fine
@@pokeNHearts Electricity is being restored already for many homes and I think the plan is to have communications back up in the next 24 hours. we´ll hope that happens. Folks in that region have survived many earthquakes so we know they are resourceful in the face of adversity. Not knowing is very stressful but all you can do is be hopeful and patient.
I live in Tennessee and my whole family lives in zona diamante close to the airport and i can’t communicate with anyone 😞I’m worried about my mom, sister, grandma and everyone. This is so sad, I wish I was there helping them but they told me I can’t take any flights to Acapulco right now
@@briankelly2037I know, hopefully they restore the service lines so everyone can communicate with their love ones. Even people living in Acapulco can’t communicate with their families living a couple of miles apart, all roads are closed and just barely opened for emergency vehicles. It’s gonna take them years to recover but I will make my best to go help my family and other people in my neighborhood as soon as I can and hopefully here at work they don’t bi*tch about it😤. Im 23, young and willing to help 24/7
We had Hurricane Andrew Category 5 with 165 miles winds and 3 tornadoes. That was no fun. Just got hired and lost my job without having starting the 1st day! My college was used as Emergency Shelter, so our classes were interrupted. Had no other choice, with no job, no classes, no amenities…so I became a VOLUNTEER for the Red Cross, got to send my neighbors a truck to service because we had nothing. My daughters enjoyed the MREs and played with the other victims (children) while I volunteered at my school (college). I wondered when they were going to remove the yacht off the roof of the gasoline station that the hurricane blew up there! It was a one of a kind Kodak moment (Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz swapped her house for a yacht!) THAT WAS ICONIC damage! 😇
In the last decade or so each major hurricane teaches a new lesson. The way they keep intensifying so quickly begs for more knowledge. Hope that the human loss is at a minimum.
Someone commented in Ryan Halls vid about this, that their friends Apartment was destroyed. Good good words about how things may have turned out and the help they will need, ty
3:36 "A category 2 hit this area and 200 people died, and they had notice. This was a category 5 with 12 hours notice...this is going to be a catastrophic humanitarian disaster" Just awful. This is what we mean when we say the collapse has already begun. The Global South are experiencing the majority of the effects of the climate catastrophe.
We saw this type of rapid intensification earlier this year. Hurricane Lee! Mother nature showed us with nobody in the area. We all ignored it as a one off goof because it was in the middle of the ocean hurting nobody. Let's hope that since Otis intensified so rapidly, little to no storm surge formed with it. Otherwise, there may have been a point in the storm when the rain falling down went down the bowl shaped region and instead of moving down into the ocean. Then the storm surge pushed into the the bowl filled it to a certain amount and stopped the rain from draining. It could have been a brief moment that made it create a FAST Flash flood 2-3 stories high. However, since it intensified so rapidly, it may not have had that chance to pull up enough water with it for the storm surge
There is not a Mother nature with Big M letter, it is just the nature, the big letter is only for God, God is love. Repent and believe in the gospel of Jesus, the Son of God, the Savior of the world.
But _HOW_ did it turn into a Category 5 hurricane so quickly? Simply because it passed over that warm water mass? Were there any other contributing factors?
@@AGDinCA yes 31 c often fuel storm to very strong storm without wind shear nothing will disturb the storm so it is just we lack data in this part of world, they dont have radar, buoy, rec plane, because that we rely on satellite to predict otis, but satellite cant see how atmosphere is at low, medium and high level
Fire fighter budies and paramedics from around the country already traveling and crossing the country with reunited supply same with brigades and volunteer enginers and doctors already headed to the area! and we see donation boxes in stores in different states all over the country, comunities in diferent states already reuniting food water and clothes already established all over the country and headed to acapulco soon! same thing happened during the earthquake when it hit my city of Jojutla and its already build and more modern than before ,this gobernment did a great job! WELL GET TROUGHT IT, WERE SOLIDARY PEOPLE, WERE STRONG PEOPLE!
Sometimes nature brings catastrophic weather events unlike anything experienced before. Hurricane Otis is one such example and Helene was another. It's extremely difficult to predict something that the models had not seen before.
Hurricane Otis did not officially set the record for the quickest intensification of a tropical cyclone. In 2015 Hurricane Patricia strengthened from a strong tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane in about 12 hours while far out to sea off the Pacific coast of Mexico. Hurricane Otis took about 15 hours to strengthen from a strong tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane, but unfortunately did that while making imminent landfall. So Otis came close, but didn’t set the actual record for the most rapid intensification of a tropical cyclone. Nonetheless it’s truly a nightmare scenario for a storm to strengthen like this while making imminent landfall!
And a week later we can say the Meteorologist was right, electricity barely coming back, water and food barely making it there 😢it is really sad to see how bad everything is in Acapulco.
@@turdferguson3475 en estados unidos viven más de 40 MILLONES de personas de origen mexicano cres que en México también los odia? Además México envío al ejército con ayuda cuando fue el huracán catrina
Father God be with the people of Mexico and all the others around the world that are going through mass suffering and devastation, rather it be war or natural catastrophe. Heal the great division in the United States, my home the Country I love. Restore relationships between families around the world, including mine. Be with those that hold office in this country and our President that they may do what is right and protect them while they do their job. We need you Father God in Jesus precious and holy name amen
Este huracán Otis no fue en Sinaloa, sino en Guerrero, está muy retirado un lugar del otro. En Sinaloa quizás llegó un poco el huracán lidia que tocó tierra en Jalisco, y/o quizás llegó a Sinaloa el huracán norma que tocó tierra en Baja California Sur, pero este vídeo es sobre el huracán Otis que llegó a Acapulco, Guerrero. Son 3 huracanes diferentes, y llegaron a 3 lugares diferentes.
Yeah, funny, that. Science turned out to be right. It's not a hoax, and this didn't come from China. People are going to learn something over the next 18 months, and they'll be out in the streets demanding changes. They won't get them. And even if they did, those changes can't matter now.
@@will7its do you know what will happen if you get rid of oil and natural gas? Many products that we have today, including things such as casts in hospitals and things like tires won’t be able to be produced because we use oil and natural gas productions. Saying we should get rid of all of that stuff is incredibly stupid because it will destroy the world. Sure, climate change is very bad. I will very much agree to that. But unless you can somehow find a way to remake all of these products using techniques that are either the same or have a cheaper cost the current techniques used, then we will never stop using oil and natural gas until one is found.
Can the U.S. help by sending a navy hospital ship, full of emergency supplies, from California or Hawaii? It would be very welcome in a few days when it arrives. I know the Mexican navy will be doing its utmost, but surely they can use some help.
Hello Jose, please continue investigating what happened after Otis. The government of Mexico did not inform the inhabitants of Acapulco. The government does not allow anyone to help, only them with an electoral purpose. Many people went with food and water from other cities and were detained by the army. They were beaten and everything was taken from them. Only the president of Mexico can give help. There is also looting in stores and shopping centers. There is no sale of fuel. Mexico is in trouble. Greetings, Jose.
im from Acapulco and yes you are right.. a lot of help was literally stolen by the goverment to say it was their help and not people from all over Méxicos´s help
Hurricane Andrew. I remember a preacher in homestead having church under a tent and the local politic crew troubled the old man with many troubles costing the man of God losts of money. The amount plus 10 fold costed homestead within hours and days of their deed to the old man and his tent revival. I remember that about homestead for Andrew
There are just videos from tourists and news in Avenida La Costera (which is now safe but people can’t leave yet because of damages to the roads). As CFE is working (last night 40% of electrical power was back), people are asking about their relatives in the neighborhoods. The army was sent and the president will go to inspect. Hopefully today comms will be restored.
You wonder why the hurricane suddenly happened, perhaps you should look at the activity of the US air force weather control system, it has been changing weather since 1961.
He did indeed answer why Otis became so strong. When the storm passed over warmer waters off the coast it quickly ramped up to a Cat 5 just like was stated.
Partially. It got so intense so fast because of a super warm pocket of water. Hurricanes in general are getting more intense as global warming increases ocean temperatures
Probably the best weather report I've ever seen. He lays it right out with all of the implications. Excellent!
Mad respect to this meteorologist. He is spreading d word. These ppl need help
“Sun has been up for 4 hours, and I have yet to see a single photo from the daylight imagery from this storm.”
That hurt.
Thanks for giving some coverage despite not being a US hurricane ❤
Lucky...imagine those mobile homes and wooden houses brick houses with wooden roofs that the US have no chance
Definitely, I was speaking to a friend, he said our stupid mexican president decided to travel there to oversee the destruction by ''estaquitas'' trucks!! what an imbecile!....they got stuck in the mud along with his military command in chief on the way there, switched to an all terrain military vehicle, got stuck again,....they need helicopers!!! I hope the US president sends some aid 🙏🙏🙏
You mad cute, what's you @?
@@sandraelizabethparrablanco8129imagine all the people living in the shanty towns in the outskirts of Acapulco, some houses are almost like cardboard, the pictures they’re showing are mostly where the big hotels and tourists places are which by the way most have large windows and glass decks that blew away.There’s a lot more to Acapulco than the tourist zone you just don’t see that part right now.
Thank you so much for such a humanitarian approach to explaining the situation.
It was informative but was more suited to a reporter, not a meteorologist. I want to know more about the physical characteristics of the weather event.
@@JohnnyAngel8 agreed…
I’m sure this guy was in a panic over what he saw headed to Acapulco.
Thank you for sharing the sense of urgency that the disaster has brought 😢
@@alexandramunoz4551 ❤️
So many beautiful people who need help and support
@@JohnnyAngel8There are many, many documentaries on how hurricanes are created and how ocean heat helps make them weaker or stronger. They cannot do that in a weather report. You have plenty of resources but choosing to just call this stuff fake news and hype leaves you with a severe lack of knowledge.
I live in Mexico City. Yesterday’s morning we had rain. It is weird that we have rain so early in the morning. I was wondering why but then I found out what happened. This was a surprise for us all. We are gathering help for all the state of Guerrero.
Thoughts and prayers going out to those Mexicans!! Though we not so close to them, but we are nearby here in Jamaica. I got up this morning and looked at those waves, and was wondering if there is a storm system out. Didn't hear anything on our news. Cat 5 is no joke business.
Praying for my beautiful Mexicans 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
I was there and it was absolutely catastrophic, nobody saw this coming, i feared for my life.
How did you get out?
No one got out... there was no warning that a massive hurricane was arriving. They went to sleep and were woken up by their windows being smashed in
Its lie
From a tropical storm to a cat 5, absolutely terrifying. If something like this happened on the east coast, we’d be done. So many Northerners have moved into Florida and they just don’t take hurricanes seriously enough but us locals know.
Addendum: saw pictures online of after the storm and it’s hurricane Andrew 2.0 in some pics
PRAYERS FOR MEXICO.
PRAYERS FOR UKRAINE.
PRAYERS FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST.
GOD SAVE US ALL!
Amen.
Fat lot of good that'll do. Where was your god when this storm was slamming into a country full of devout theists?
you missed havvai
Just 12 hours from TS to Cat. It’s unprecedented.
I still want to know why a tropical storm exploded into a category 5 in less than 24 hours.
Warm waters which was mentioned
Second rapid intensification this year I think
@@TPSAM7560 Warm waters haven't caused this in the past. What's different this time? No wind shear? Unusually hot water? El Niño related? All three at once?
Okay there’s no need for a Debate warm waters does intensifies these storms you really need to get your facts straight
Climate change that’s it
Reminds me of Hurricane Michael that hit Mexico Beach, Florida a few years ago. Seemed like a relatively minor storm....then in the final hours before landfall, it went nuts and completely destroyed the town. Only that was a small town. This is a city of a million people. An epic tragedy has likely occurred here, unfortunately.
Thank you for bringing this disaster to America´s attention. I have visited Acapulco many times, including the La Pie de la Cuesta area which is about 10 kms west of Acapulco and quite possibly where the eye of Otis came on shore. I fear for the lives of the thousands of people who live in that totally flat, at-sea-level area as well as the hundreds of tourists likely there as well. I hope my fears are unwarranted. On a separate thought,, if a tropical storm can now intensify by 95 knots in less than 24 hours tell me what coastal community anywhere, subject to hurricanes, is safe from this type of disaster? We can no longer pretend that the deleterious effects of climate change can be managed away.
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said no one died but im not sure. Maybe no one died in Acapulco, but what about the other little towns?
I can’t actually contact my family because there is no communication.
Im very afraid but i stay positive they’re fine
@@pokeNHearts Electricity is being restored already for many homes and I think the plan is to have communications back up in the next 24 hours. we´ll hope that happens. Folks in that region have survived many earthquakes so we know they are resourceful in the face of adversity. Not knowing is very stressful but all you can do is be hopeful and patient.
I live in Tennessee and my whole family lives in zona diamante close to the airport and i can’t communicate with anyone 😞I’m worried about my mom, sister, grandma and everyone. This is so sad, I wish I was there helping them but they told me I can’t take any flights to Acapulco right now
@@themehicanotrader2476 not even helicopters are getting into Acapulco (although military copters are getting in and out).
@@briankelly2037I know, hopefully they restore the service lines so everyone can communicate with their love ones. Even people living in Acapulco can’t communicate with their families living a couple of miles apart, all roads are closed and just barely opened for emergency vehicles. It’s gonna take them years to recover but I will make my best to go help my family and other people in my neighborhood as soon as I can and hopefully here at work they don’t bi*tch about it😤. Im 23, young and willing to help 24/7
Very rare to have destructive hurricane in the eastern Pacific
I'm at Mexico City, we are trying to stablish some contact.
Acapulco is demolished.
And 14 hour dark (no cellphone, no wifi, no fliights, no roads)
Brilliantly cognized and elegantly and compassionately explained and appreciated, dearest Dr. Chopra.
Just notice this guy pronunciate ACAPULCO perfectly 😅 im from México
He’s Hispanic
THIS IS TRAGIC THEY WILL NEED MUCH AID AND HELP AND COMPASSION TO GET THRU THIS MY HEART GOES OUT ❤️
Times to put difference away and work together for all of us...prayers for the people in this disaster 🙏🙏
We had Hurricane Andrew Category 5 with 165 miles winds and 3 tornadoes. That was no fun. Just got hired and lost my job without having starting the 1st day! My college was used as Emergency Shelter, so our classes were interrupted. Had no other choice, with no job, no classes, no amenities…so I became a VOLUNTEER for the Red Cross, got to send my neighbors a truck to service because we had nothing. My daughters enjoyed the MREs and played with the other victims (children) while I volunteered at my school (college). I wondered when they were going to remove the yacht off the roof of the gasoline station that the hurricane blew up there! It was a one of a kind Kodak moment (Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz swapped her house for a yacht!) THAT WAS ICONIC damage! 😇
Wow mother nature works in mysterious ways thats crazy
Devastating.
Thank you for this report.
That was great reporting. All my questions about this hurricane were answered
In the last decade or so each major hurricane teaches a new lesson. The way they keep intensifying so quickly begs for more knowledge. Hope that the human loss is at a minimum.
If storms are now going from 1-5 in less than 24 hours, then the term "watch out" just got redefined.
Someone commented in Ryan Halls vid about this, that their friends Apartment was destroyed. Good good words about how things may have turned out and the help they will need, ty
Terrifying to think there were no evacuation orders or preparations because it was only cat 1 and strengthened so quickly.
People probably went to bed expecting a Cat 1 at worst, & woke up at 2 am to an unfolding apocalypse
3:36 "A category 2 hit this area and 200 people died, and they had notice. This was a category 5 with 12 hours notice...this is going to be a catastrophic humanitarian disaster"
Just awful. This is what we mean when we say the collapse has already begun. The Global South are experiencing the majority of the effects of the climate catastrophe.
This is the new norm. Charlie in 2004 went from a cat two to a cat 4 in six hours.
Storms in the 21st century are INSANE!
Praying for them
Insurance premiums are about to go up. Good luck to anyone living in the tropics.
Well, I guess you have your priorities.
I'm so sorry for those folks. I hope we're sending aid.
Wow direct hit.
We saw this type of rapid intensification earlier this year. Hurricane Lee! Mother nature showed us with nobody in the area. We all ignored it as a one off goof because it was in the middle of the ocean hurting nobody. Let's hope that since Otis intensified so rapidly, little to no storm surge formed with it. Otherwise, there may have been a point in the storm when the rain falling down went down the bowl shaped region and instead of moving down into the ocean. Then the storm surge pushed into the the bowl filled it to a certain amount and stopped the rain from draining. It could have been a brief moment that made it create a FAST Flash flood 2-3 stories high. However, since it intensified so rapidly, it may not have had that chance to pull up enough water with it for the storm surge
Not really. This blew Lee out of the water because it was from a tropical storm to Cat 5 in only 12 hours.
@@vietnam1978 Lee showed us this could happen. This isn't a comparison. It's a demonstration we ignored it.
There is not a Mother nature with Big M letter, it is just the nature, the big letter is only for God, God is love. Repent and believe in the gospel of Jesus, the Son of God, the Savior of the world.
Lee didn't hit land this storm did@@vietnam1978
But _HOW_ did it turn into a Category 5 hurricane so quickly? Simply because it passed over that warm water mass? Were there any other contributing factors?
not wind shear, 31c water=jackpot
Yup
But there’s no climate change
TIME did a great article about this after Katrina
Yes, from a combination of El Nino and climate chnage
@@vkobevk So, in your opinion, the warm water mass was the main cause of the rapid intensification?
@@AGDinCA yes 31 c often fuel storm to very strong storm
without wind shear nothing will disturb the storm
so it is just we lack data in this part of world, they dont have radar, buoy, rec plane, because that we rely on satellite to predict otis, but satellite cant see how atmosphere is at low, medium and high level
Fire fighter budies and paramedics from around the country already traveling and crossing the country with reunited supply same with brigades and volunteer enginers and doctors already headed to the area! and we see donation boxes in stores in different states all over the country, comunities in diferent states already reuniting food water and clothes already established all over the country and headed to acapulco soon! same thing happened during the earthquake when it hit my city of Jojutla and its already build and more modern than before ,this gobernment did a great job! WELL GET TROUGHT IT, WERE SOLIDARY PEOPLE, WERE STRONG PEOPLE!
665 MPH WINDS !
Lol
I am praying for these people.
Great Reporting, Thank You....
Thank you for stressing how bad this really was
All the weather forecasters…..you’re FIRED
Sometimes nature brings catastrophic weather events unlike anything experienced before. Hurricane Otis is one such example and Helene was another. It's extremely difficult to predict something that the models had not seen before.
So sad. Prayers for them.
Hurricane Otis did not officially set the record for the quickest intensification of a tropical cyclone. In 2015 Hurricane Patricia strengthened from a strong tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane in about 12 hours while far out to sea off the Pacific coast of Mexico. Hurricane Otis took about 15 hours to strengthen from a strong tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane, but unfortunately did that while making imminent landfall. So Otis came close, but didn’t set the actual record for the most rapid intensification of a tropical cyclone. Nonetheless it’s truly a nightmare scenario for a storm to strengthen like this while making imminent landfall!
Had Hurricane Otis had this transformation further out to sea it probably could have gotten around as strong as Patrica was.
And a week later we can say the Meteorologist was right, electricity barely coming back, water and food barely making it there 😢it is really sad to see how bad everything is in Acapulco.
United States of America should offer water, food, and aid to our neighbors in Mexico. Whether we like them or not, they are our neighbors.
Unfortunately we can't afford it because we are already supporting millions of border trespassers.
We always give aid to disaster victims, even to people who hate us. Whether we SHOULD or not is another question. Why are we obligated to do so?
@@turdferguson3475 mexico hate you ?
did mexico help you in the past with katrina, ian ?
@@turdferguson3475 Who knows, we might need their help sometime in the future. Might as well help them out when we have abundance to help them out.
@@turdferguson3475 en estados unidos viven más de 40 MILLONES de personas de origen mexicano cres que en México también los odia? Además México envío al ejército con ayuda cuando fue el huracán catrina
Excellent job stressing what a catastrophe it is for the people of Acapulco.
Is it normal to go from a tropical storm to a cat 5, LORD JESUS be with the people of Mexico
It is now. This is the second one this year.
No it’s not. Hurricanes usually lose strength over land. Cat. 5 hitting land is very rare.
No this is very rare very few storms do this
Father God be with the people of Mexico and all the others around the world that are going through mass suffering and devastation, rather it be war or natural catastrophe. Heal the great division in the United States, my home the Country I love. Restore relationships between families around the world, including mine. Be with those that hold office in this country and our President that they may do what is right and protect them while they do their job. We need you Father God in Jesus precious and holy name amen
Amen
when theres 165 mph winds hitting a city, there aint no god out there
in agreement...we are truly witnessing the endtimes "shaking"...and change coming for the American church
@rhondar4063, AMEN!
@@worldisfilledbEven when there is no storm at all, there is no god out there.
Great GEOENGENERING
Can you imagine a hurricane just as powerful as Otis making a direct hit on Miami or Tampa!
This has not been reported on very well ,the major networks are ignoring this climate catastrophe
You spelled hurricane wrong.
conservatively put
Mi familia is there, in Sinaloa. How terrible. What a disaster! Hopefully there are some hospital ships on the way!
Este huracán Otis no fue en Sinaloa, sino en Guerrero, está muy retirado un lugar del otro. En Sinaloa quizás llegó un poco el huracán lidia que tocó tierra en Jalisco, y/o quizás llegó a Sinaloa el huracán norma que tocó tierra en Baja California Sur, pero este vídeo es sobre el huracán Otis que llegó a Acapulco, Guerrero. Son 3 huracanes diferentes, y llegaron a 3 lugares diferentes.
sinaloa is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too far from Acapulco. not even rain they got
God breaks records humility ⚡✌️❤️🕯️
This is scary if this was to happen in Florida that would be the end of it
climate chaos is barely even getting started
Oh brother…
Weather
Omg.....!!!!
Sadly, you are correct.
It's true
Hopefully they evacuated North to The US before the worst got there.
Everyone is welcome in America!
Okay
"Global warming is a Chinese hoax!", Donald J. Trump. 45th POTUS and future Riker's Island inmate.
This is official proof.
Yeah, funny, that. Science turned out to be right. It's not a hoax, and this didn't come from China. People are going to learn something over the next 18 months, and they'll be out in the streets demanding changes. They won't get them. And even if they did, those changes can't matter now.
Yes this is absolute proof, we need to shut off oil by tomorrow or it will be the end......
Have no fear. John Kerry is flying all over the globe in his jet, showing people how to conserve
"fossil" fuels. 🤔
@@will7its do you know what will happen if you get rid of oil and natural gas? Many products that we have today, including things such as casts in hospitals and things like tires won’t be able to be produced because we use oil and natural gas productions. Saying we should get rid of all of that stuff is incredibly stupid because it will destroy the world. Sure, climate change is very bad. I will very much agree to that. But unless you can somehow find a way to remake all of these products using techniques that are either the same or have a cheaper cost the current techniques used, then we will never stop using oil and natural gas until one is found.
This guy scared me and I'm in Los Angeles,Ca.
Is there anything I could do to help? Where do you call? What can I do to help can we do?
Buckle up, its only going to get worse, and I'm honestly thinking in a positive way. That's how bad it's going to get.
Can the U.S. help by sending a navy hospital ship, full of emergency supplies, from California or Hawaii? It would be very welcome in a few days when it arrives.
I know the Mexican navy will be doing its utmost, but surely they can use some help.
I think we are going to need a lot of heavy machines to clean and pick up all those heavy debris
Man, any updates?
Hello Jose, please continue investigating what happened after Otis. The government of Mexico did not inform the inhabitants of Acapulco. The government does not allow anyone to help, only them with an electoral purpose. Many people went with food and water from other cities and were detained by the army. They were beaten and everything was taken from them. Only the president of Mexico can give help. There is also looting in stores and shopping centers. There is no sale of fuel. Mexico is in trouble. Greetings, Jose.
im from Acapulco and yes you are right.. a lot of help was literally stolen by the goverment to say it was their help and not people from all over Méxicos´s help
Hurricane Andrew. I remember a preacher in homestead having church under a tent and the local politic crew troubled the old man with many troubles costing the man of God losts of money. The amount plus 10 fold costed homestead within hours and days of their deed to the old man and his tent revival. I remember that about homestead for Andrew
Good
There are just videos from tourists and news in Avenida La Costera (which is now safe but people can’t leave yet because of damages to the roads). As CFE is working (last night 40% of electrical power was back), people are asking about their relatives in the neighborhoods. The army was sent and the president will go to inspect. Hopefully today comms will be restored.
My poor people!!😢
Easy, it picked up energy from the warm waters.
The 400 yrs r up.
Because she went to Barbados. It was a very hush, hush, top secret, clandestin quick trip.
Those people who rode it out will have an awesome story with 165 mph winds.
The model is driven by AI. The AI has a sense of humor
Pobresita PERSONAS.🙏👍🇲🇽👌💯🐅
This is so tragic
God!!!
A few days before they knew this would do this.
A few days earlier there was nothing but a tropical depression. You have no idea what you are talking about!!
But no one in congress is even talking about it
Not only that the models NEVER showed this!!
Ovo je užas.Dobro je što nema kod nas jadni ljudi ❤
wat the water was just 90 degrees?
We need the US Navy asap! Oh wait, they are in the Med helping a country that doesn't need our help w other destruction. 😢
Ok how?
President of Mexico is already there ☝️
I'm actually surprised America cares about Mexico I thought we were enemies or something....
After you stole land what you think
in 12 hours actually from TS to cat 5, my aunt lives there cant comunicate for 12 hours now u.u
David Ruffin from The a Temptations was Wrong when he said
“Ain’t Nobody coming to see you OTIS”
💩….
(HURRICANE Otis) MEXICO DOES… 🌀 🌀 !!!
You wonder why the hurricane suddenly happened, perhaps you should look at the activity of the US air force weather control system, it has been changing weather since 1961.
Yeah, sure they have kid. Just like the tooth fairy comes to kids at night that lost a tooth!! 🙄
Very strange huh!!
He never answered the question how it became so strong
It’s because they, the scientists don’t know.
He did indeed answer why Otis became so strong. When the storm passed over warmer waters off the coast it quickly ramped up to a Cat 5 just like was stated.
Does this category 5 hurricane have anything to with global warming.
Partially. It got so intense so fast because of a super warm pocket of water. Hurricanes in general are getting more intense as global warming increases ocean temperatures
Guessing the Mexican govt was waiting for it northern neighbor to come help?
nobody even think or care about your "help"
@@shiroumxm2052yes they def do
That happened in hurricane maria 2017 b4bit hit dominica
Its called HAARP
No that’s a loony conspiracy theory, next you’ll be on about chemtrails
Predictions are educated guesses at best. Living in the tropics for 18 years I witnessed and experience storms do unpredictable things.
MAN MADE HURRICANE FOR SURE SURE
HAARP
God is not playing, with the rich