I’m no meteorologist- but when I worked in the Phillipines after typhoon Haiyan, I understood it is actually the extremely low pressure which does ‘suck’ the water to the lowest pressure point. In this case emptying the bay. That low pressure point of course then moves, meaning the bay will fill again and likely surge onto the land. Tragic for all involved! All the best from Australia.
I'm from the Philippines. Haiyan killed over 6000+ of my countrymen because people back then weren't aware what storm surge was, and people here were laughing at me when I said run if the water is receding. 🤦🏻♀️
To everyone on here, tsunami’s aren’t just created by earthquakes. It’s just a large scale displacement of water, causing large waves. Can occur many different ways.
Yes but just for clarification, that’s not what this is. A storm surge isn’t the same as a tsunami. Storm surges are much more of a creeping slow killer.
@@mikejohn0088 You're correct that a drawback of the coastline can be a warning sign of an incoming tsunami, but it can also occur during hurricanes and other severe storms. Here's what you should know: * A drawback occurs when the sea water recedes far beyond the normal shoreline, exposing large areas of the seafloor that are usually underwater. * During a hurricane, the strong winds and low atmospheric pressure can cause the ocean water to be drawn up into the eye of the storm, resulting in a temporary lowering of sea level. * As the hurricane approaches land, the water that was drawn up into the storm begins to surge back towards the coast, causing flooding and storm surge. * The speed and extent of the drawback can be a warning sign of the severity of the storm surge to come. * It's important to evacuate immediately if you see a significant drawback of the coastline during a hurricane, as it can be a sign of an incoming storm surge that could be dangerous or even deadly. PI
The wind does not “suck” the water out, the low pressure does. It’s like putting your finger on top of a straw and lifting it a little in a cup of water. The water in the straw will be higher than the surrounding water which will drop a little. The higher air pressure around the storm pushes down harder than the low pressure in the middle of the storm, creating a raised area of water in the middle and lower water levels on the outside. This is what causes the “sucking.” Since the storm and the low pressure are moving this raised area of water moves with it and makes landfall. The wind then gives it a push and surges it further on land.
With technology advancements why in hell are reporters still are being put in mortal danger to provide reports. I am sure that that can be done remotely.
I agree...especially when there were mandatory evacuations..they should be arrested and the company also held liable... It puts first responders in danger..
Because they are not significantly in greater danger , a bad storm is unpleasant and causes a lot of damage, but an average person is not going to die. Be less dramatic
Reading an account of one of my ancestors who had that very experience is what inspired Shakespeare to write The Tempest. Glad my ancestor survived the ordeal so I could exist today! Must've been something to see!
The water receding is a very bad sign. Water can be "pushed" into other areas, but it always returns with exceptional force. We continue to pray for everyone affected. Stay safe!
Because these people have spent their life buried balls deep in the internet with absolutely no repercussions to their actions and certainly not ever being subject to any of this harsh situations. They would be the first to cry live on tiktok post hurricane demanding attention and playing the woe is me card
The phenomenon, reminiscent of what occurred during Hurricanes Ian in 2022 and Irma in 2017, will probably last only a few hours - and could suddenly reverse, with damaging results.
Father God please keep all of those in Florida especially those in the hurricane’s path. Father those who couldn’t make it out, for whatever reason, provide shelter and safety. In Jesus name amen.
I remember when this happens to the philippines, we just wake up, and everyone is dead, and all u can see is mud and destruction. After 3 to 5 days all u can smell is rotten corpes of the victims. It is a harrowing day of my life
The wind doesn’t “suck” the water, it PUSHES the water outward. A hurricane in the northern hemisphere spins counterclockwise. When a hurricane approaches the west coast of Florida moving eastward, the wind sweeps over land and pushes the water away from the beach.
@@richard_M7116 I watched the Ryan Hall Yall stream and learned so much, watching that second wall come back around was horrifying. Hopefully it’s not as bad as it was made to be 😔
It hit the coast of Mexico and Cuba and I just wish they would show other countries because many are poorer that The U.S. and therefore their roof can easily be ripped off.......I love The U.S. but that is not the only country in the world.
Reminds me of a children’s book called the Five Chinese Brothers in which the First Brother had the ability to swallow the sea. Guess what happened when he could no longer keep the water in his mouth ?! 😂
What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
Gravity will bring that water back with a force so great, it will literally level everything in it's path. This won't be a subtle surge. It's gonna be a powerful wall that crushes with only more ocean pressure pushing it harder. The water on the bottom moves a lot slower than the water on top because of the resistance the sea floor and beach gives, and that causes the huge, cresting waves.
At least the humans had days of warning and the chance to escape. The ocean creatures are just sucked up with the water and will end up who knows where. Horrendous for all living creatures there.
Social media comments are hilarious. A few people typed in ‘tsunami’ and then the followers, who can’t think for themselves, repeated the same damn thing a million times. Smh, human robots … easily controlled
The warning of tsunami is when the water recedes just like that, then returns at an increased rate. If you ever see that happen for whatever reason, run as far away from the shore as quickly as possible.
in the 2024 info age, and the news still has to basically tell people "do not strip off your clothes and run into fire" "when a trillion gallons of water moves, don't follow it" ......yesterday I literally read of thread of people in awe over just learning about how the eye of a hurricane works, and they lived on the coast. Not long ago you would already know this just by existing in the world til you were a teenager, like everyone I grew up with in MI, who had no need at all to know it. All of the info ever, right at your fingertips, and nobody knows a damn thing about anything.
I like how every meteorologist over exaggerate on weather related events the BBC in the UK, Frence news outlets and American media, I thought it was a category 5 hurricane. I've seen videos uploaded that it's weakened quite a bit in the last few hours.
@@DistractionPickles stop trying to sound smart. Tsunami are mainly due to landslides mostly aka earthquakes which is low risk in Florida Though not impossible . Probably on happened about 6 times in history.
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Florida doesn’t get tsunamis or earthquakes because we are below sea level it’s extremely rare that we would experience a small earthquake but no, the water will just go back in the ocean
Hurricane storm surge is different from an earthquake tidal wave, it will slosh back in sooner rather than later so walking on the exposed seabed is a Bad Idea but there's no colossal displacement of water deep in the ocean like 2011 Tohoku so unless the storm itself turns and starts piling up water in that area, it'll mostly just return to normal.
That’s when you grab your metal detector and go hunting…😊. OK, maybe not since they just announced that the water WILL return through Storm Surge... So don’t go hunting.i hope someone makes a video of the water returning. Maybe use a drone for that. But the water returning would be really kewl to watch.😊
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if the ocean retreats, you run to higher ground
it's not the ocean
@@mischaraine1645yes it is. The Gulf of Mexico is an ocean
@@mischaraine1645😂 yeah, it's a bay.... connected to the Ocean.
The bay is rather shallow even at high tide.
@@dianejennings3856 Whatever you say
I’m no meteorologist- but when I worked in the Phillipines after typhoon Haiyan, I understood it is actually the extremely low pressure which does ‘suck’ the water to the lowest pressure point. In this case emptying the bay. That low pressure point of course then moves, meaning the bay will fill again and likely surge onto the land. Tragic for all involved! All the best from Australia.
Ps. Hurricane Milton at 895 millibars, looks to be almost the same low pressure as Typhoon Haiyan in Philippines, 2013.
Very interesting
I'm from the Philippines. Haiyan killed over 6000+ of my countrymen because people back then weren't aware what storm surge was, and people here were laughing at me when I said run if the water is receding. 🤦🏻♀️
@@fats2695the Philippines is a dump. I’m surprised it wasn’t 60,000.
The wind blew it out would be more accurate.
The storm surge created by a large hurricane can do damage similar to a tsunami to coastal lands, but it is not a tsunami.
But in America, democrats can identify the tide as a tsunami and then blame Trump for spreading misinformation.
ok thanks.
Yes
To everyone on here, tsunami’s aren’t just created by earthquakes. It’s just a large scale displacement of water, causing large waves. Can occur many different ways.
Yes but just for clarification, that’s not what this is. A storm surge isn’t the same as a tsunami. Storm surges are much more of a creeping slow killer.
In 1929 there was a Tsunami on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. It was caused by a massive underwater mudslide on the edge of the continental slope.
Remember that show called 10,000 ways to die..? Here's 10,001
No, this is part of that 10,000.
Ok
It was 1000 ways to die🤦🏾♂️
@@evy8194thanks I was gonna say...
Lt. Dan is ok.
With the Indian Ocean Tsunami of 2004, the water first receded in a "drawback" : a warning sign.
That is of an earthquake under the ocean floor -- go watch TV.
This is a bit different but can do the same damage
@@mikejohn0088
You're correct that a drawback of the coastline can be a warning sign of an incoming tsunami, but it can also occur during hurricanes and other severe storms. Here's what you should know:
* A drawback occurs when the sea water recedes far beyond the normal shoreline, exposing large areas of the seafloor that are usually underwater.
* During a hurricane, the strong winds and low atmospheric pressure can cause the ocean water to be drawn up into the eye of the storm, resulting in a temporary lowering of sea level.
* As the hurricane approaches land, the water that was drawn up into the storm begins to surge back towards the coast, causing flooding and storm surge.
* The speed and extent of the drawback can be a warning sign of the severity of the storm surge to come.
* It's important to evacuate immediately if you see a significant drawback of the coastline during a hurricane, as it can be a sign of an incoming storm surge that could be dangerous or even deadly.
PI
@@semoneg2826
Point is : drawback = a warning sign of potential flooding.
Not just flooding but a storm surge, a sudden and strong tidal surge that is "tsunami-like" per the official definition @@MilesBellas
The wind does not “suck” the water out, the low pressure does. It’s like putting your finger on top of a straw and lifting it a little in a cup of water. The water in the straw will be higher than the surrounding water which will drop a little. The higher air pressure around the storm pushes down harder than the low pressure in the middle of the storm, creating a raised area of water in the middle and lower water levels on the outside. This is what causes the “sucking.” Since the storm and the low pressure are moving this raised area of water moves with it and makes landfall. The wind then gives it a push and surges it further on land.
Is this possible to the Sea? Say the Red Sea?
Good analogy.
Or like Noah's Ark on the mountain Ararat after the cataclysm😂
Ok
The wind pushes it and no it isn't sucked out by low atmospheric pressure.
Thats the warning sign for the 15ft storm surge that everyones afraid off
With technology advancements why in hell are reporters still are being put in mortal danger to provide reports. I am sure that that can be done remotely.
When they do it remotely everyone complains about them not actually being there.
I agree...especially when there were mandatory evacuations..they should be arrested and the company also held liable...
It puts first responders in danger..
Because they are not significantly in greater danger , a bad storm is unpleasant and causes a lot of damage, but an average person is not going to die. Be less dramatic
They're not in any danger and they are having a time of their lives.
@@cso1952 Here's a lesson you don't have to evacuate during mandatory evacuations.
Imagine a couple of hundred years ago being on a sailing ship and blundering into a storm like this.
Unfortunate reality is that such things have happened thousands of times and it is a horrible terrible fate.
That's why they are the tampa bay buccaneers. They used to weather stuff like this with ease ☠️ 🏴☠️ 🦜
Some people survived through them and recorded the waves to be hundreds of feet high
Reading an account of one of my ancestors who had that very experience is what inspired Shakespeare to write The Tempest. Glad my ancestor survived the ordeal so I could exist today! Must've been something to see!
Adventure knows no bounds.
The water receding is a very bad sign. Water can be "pushed" into other areas, but it always returns with exceptional force. We continue to pray for everyone affected. Stay safe!
Yep
High tide is expected sometime around 5am.
With people losing their homes, etc., why do some folks feel the need to be so rude with their comments?
@@Coffeenow111 exactly!
I agree no love in them
Because these people have spent their life buried balls deep in the internet with absolutely no repercussions to their actions and certainly not ever being subject to any of this harsh situations.
They would be the first to cry live on tiktok post hurricane demanding attention and playing the woe is me card
@McRizzle23 😅😅
As someone who deals with tornadoes, the people are assess
The phenomenon, reminiscent of what occurred during Hurricanes Ian in 2022 and Irma in 2017, will probably last only a few hours - and could suddenly reverse, with damaging results.
Anyone here old enough to remember the book The Five Chinese Brothers? That was the first thing that came to mind.
That books a classic.
Father God please keep all of those in Florida especially those in the hurricane’s path. Father those who couldn’t make it out, for whatever reason, provide shelter and safety. In Jesus name amen.
you think your god is a youtuber ?
When the water comes back it will come with a vengeance!
Didn't happen last time when Ian drained the bay
and you'll be wrong
Not a tsunami.
It will come back like a normal tide. It's called reverse surge.
@@foggy561you know what’s funny, is I remember someone saying the EXACT SAME THING that time as well. Almost like these people are bots or something.
Wheres Lieutenant Dan and his boat! 😮 🛥
Is this where he was tied to?
@@Corny_Crissy yes but further up Bayshore Blvd. Closer to the bridge in Downtown Tampa
@@christopherroberts8530he was doing fine awhile ago..tiktok has the coverage
I swear that news man works for every station in every city.
Hurricanes can create a Tsunami, there called " "Meteotsunami"
I remember when this happens to the philippines, we just wake up, and everyone is dead, and all u can see is mud and destruction. After 3 to 5 days all u can smell is rotten corpes of the victims. It is a harrowing day of my life
That must have been awful. I'm happy that you survived.
The wind doesn’t “suck” the water, it PUSHES the water outward. A hurricane in the northern hemisphere spins counterclockwise. When a hurricane approaches the west coast of Florida moving eastward, the wind sweeps over land and pushes the water away from the beach.
touch grass
No one asked
That’s right, the water is pushed to another area of Florida, so they are experiencing peak storm surges😢
So that water will come back around in the saratosa area is that how that works?
@@richard_M7116 I watched the Ryan Hall Yall stream and learned so much, watching that second wall come back around was horrifying. Hopefully it’s not as bad as it was made to be 😔
Where I live, if the water goes out like that, you get yourself to high land as fast as you can.
A tsunami is caused by earthquakes, this here is similar, but not the same thing
Thanks for the footage. I’ve left the area, please keep safe.
Please stay safe 🙏
Is scary to think that so many people really don't know a tsunami is caused by earthquake... 😂
Its not a tsunami but its the same mechanism that occurs during a flash flood when sea levels rise 13-15 feet which is a lot
Ikr, I'm actually baffled at the amount of comments
These people have never heard what a Tsunami does to the shoreline just before it hits.
Prayers out to all 🙏
I worked on a ship for years. Never had a sea sickness issue.
Three seconds of that drone footage and I want to fall over and barf.
That Lieutenant Dan on his little boat might have ended up in the middle of the ocean then
URGENT WARNING.. SURFING IN TAMPA BAY HAS BEEN CANCELED.
It hit the coast of Mexico and Cuba and I just wish they would show other countries because many are poorer that The U.S. and therefore their roof can easily be ripped off.......I love The U.S. but that is not the only country in the world.
So what happened? Did the surge return? How bad was it?
Nothing major
Just a cat 3 storm exaggerated by media
Reminds me of a children’s book called the Five Chinese Brothers in which the First Brother had the ability to swallow the sea. Guess what happened when he could no longer keep the water in his mouth ?! 😂
I remember that story, too
😂@@joannkamada7863
If the water has been sucked out, you might want to flee.
Right 🙏
Remember folks the water is going to come back 😂😂😂 they must think we are absolute imbeciles
It would be silly of you to assume the reverse.
@@daveandrade8189 oh so people are just going out there and having picnics and flying kites? 😄
@@jasonmelo9379 You'd be surprised. 😉
Or it will come back slowly and nothing will happen.
No thinking = they know after years of their education.
Isn't that what happens before a Tidal Wave, and yes run for the hills now!
If the water is gone, run! There might be a possibility of tsunami. Please, God forbid.
Those are a result of an earthquake.
Omg stop watching movies and read a book please.
he’s not wrong LMAO he’s just missing the fact that there needs to be an earthquake
no.
What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
Gravity will bring that water back with a force so great, it will literally level everything in it's path. This won't be a subtle surge. It's gonna be a powerful wall that crushes with only more ocean pressure pushing it harder.
The water on the bottom moves a lot slower than the water on top because of the resistance the sea floor and beach gives, and that causes the huge, cresting waves.
Oh ya? Why didn’t that happen when this same thing occurred during Ian in 2022? Go on, I know you have a big 🧠 you can figure it out.
At least the humans had days of warning and the chance to escape. The ocean creatures are just sucked up with the water and will end up who knows where. Horrendous for all living creatures there.
When Bay water disappears, you run like Billio because it will come back.
Explain to me how a drone can work in that high of a wind?????
Explain to me how you on planet earth can talk to a guy walking around on the surface of the moon
@@Brainbaskit cant. Cant go to moon. Lol
It floats.
Hyping this storm up like crazy and it turned out to be a half wet turd
that's what I'm saying haha
Jesus heard and answered our prayers that's why.
How long does it take for the water to rush back ?😮
It depends on the size of the plunder used.
Social media comments are hilarious. A few people typed in ‘tsunami’ and then the followers, who can’t think for themselves, repeated the same damn thing a million times. Smh, human robots … easily controlled
The warning of tsunami is when the water recedes just like that, then returns at an increased rate. If you ever see that happen for whatever reason, run as far away from the shore as quickly as possible.
That’s not what this is, you’re not as 🧠 you think you are.
ok --- I live in Palm Springs --which direction please!
It's nu a tsunami but it's still dangerous
before tsunami, ocean usually go back and comes big
in the 2024 info age, and the news still has to basically tell people "do not strip off your clothes and run into fire" "when a trillion gallons of water moves, don't follow it" ......yesterday I literally read of thread of people in awe over just learning about how the eye of a hurricane works, and they lived on the coast. Not long ago you would already know this just by existing in the world til you were a teenager, like everyone I grew up with in MI, who had no need at all to know it. All of the info ever, right at your fingertips, and nobody knows a damn thing about anything.
Prayers to all my Florida people jesus save u all...
🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for all of you for all what you doing GOD BLESS you all I hope you all safe from this herocen ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ GOD be with you all the time
i promise someone is walking around out there now looking for their car keys they dropped overboard 12 years ago
Its called a hurricane. were acting like its our first time
People don't realise the power a drop of 50 millibars of pressure can have on an entire ocean.
Water displacement for flooding tunnels...advanced technology.
This happened at Mobile Bay with Hurricane Frederic.
It isn't sucked out, it is pushed out by the winds.
Like a giant fart basically
ummmm… I think they know that.
Dude, that is the clear sign that a massive storm surge is happening, it is actually the initial phase of the storm surge
Great reporting ! Thanks
Someone really didn’t care about losing their drone 😂😂
I like how every meteorologist over exaggerate on weather related events the BBC in the UK, Frence news outlets and American media, I thought it was a category 5 hurricane. I've seen videos uploaded that it's weakened quite a bit in the last few hours.
That water is coming back be down there if you want to
isnt that what happens with tsunamis?
Desantis- hold my beer
Anyone in the comments that say the word “Tsunami” is a freaking idiot 😂
and clearly didn't graduate kindergarten
It is clearly a tsunami don’t be ignorant
Really?
Learn about Air pressure disturbances and fast-moving weather systems, like squall lines. They can generate tsunamis.
@@Goinracing
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@@DistractionPickles stop trying to sound smart. Tsunami are mainly due to landslides mostly aka earthquakes which is low risk in Florida Though not impossible . Probably on happened about 6 times in history.
Is it sucked out or in or both. Surge and ebb
I prayed for the safety of all in this monstrous hurricane.
Were the water gone ...just asking ??
Is that a tsunami
His voice is awesome
thats the offshore wind on the northside of the eye blowing the water out. it's not being sucked out.
This happened in Houston with Harvey and the city got flooded
Video from the ocean was taped 4 years ago
I dunno… I’ve seen too many movies and it’s usually this guy who films the tsunami firsthand.
Oh the mighty power of the Lord God... Psalm 147:15-18
SHOOOSH!!!
I’m walking out there dont believe these people they are lieing to you
Need you guys to get down there and show us how far out the water has retracted 😊
ok---check back in an hour.
It is like a tsunami..
Can only imagine what it’s like for all those fish who lived there.
Sending tons of Love, Christ Light, Prayers, Healing, Best Wishes, Blessings, Greetings and Kind Thoughts to all living beings and people in Florida from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. The Angels are all with you. 🤍💛🤍💛🙏🏻🙏🏻🕊🕊🐾🐾
How stupid can you be to walk there?
😮 this is scary, the locals been warned DO NOT* step into the sand, the water will return.
Did she say "the wind" causes the water to retreat? 🤦♂
I thought it was common knowledge throughout the World that when the water flows out, it's time to head for high ground.
When the water recedes, this usually is saying that there’s a tsunami on the way.
oh-
Dizzy... that's the word I was looking for.
A nod to technology, pretty cool that a drone is out there instead of our Coast Guard women and men.
Those people walking seem to not be worried 😅
Doesn't that mean there's a tsunami coming?
Florida doesn’t get tsunamis or earthquakes because we are below sea level it’s extremely rare that we would experience a small earthquake but no, the water will just go back in the ocean
Where to buy drone like that?
It's a floating drone.
Funny crazy reporters out in the weather when everyone else wanted to get away! These are definitely interesting people! I hope they are all safe!
The planet has a right to defend itself 😂😂😂
Didn't know Milton can do a Hawk-Tua on Florida.
how can these reporters just standing right next to the shore. It's so dangerous.
Hurricane storm surge is different from an earthquake tidal wave, it will slosh back in sooner rather than later so walking on the exposed seabed is a Bad Idea but there's no colossal displacement of water deep in the ocean like 2011 Tohoku so unless the storm itself turns and starts piling up water in that area, it'll mostly just return to normal.
When the water goes out. It’s gonna come back in maybe six times more higher than normal
That’s when you grab your metal detector and go hunting…😊. OK, maybe not since they just announced that the water WILL return through Storm Surge... So don’t go hunting.i hope someone makes a video of the water returning. Maybe use a drone for that. But the water returning would be really kewl to watch.😊
Isn't that usually the sign of a tsunami?
How are this guys still filming in the shore? 😮😮😮😮
They are not in a direct path of the storm as the storm is to the south.
@@jamesm568 oh I see
So Milton a nothing burger afterall. 😅 over hyped
Haha, reporters…! It’s the extreme air pressure doing this…
Let's vote for someone who cares about the future. This is the travesty that will become inevitable if there are no steps taken to stop global warming and environmental abuse. At this rate Florida will be washed out the map in about 40 years. Prayers and love to all those involved
So I guess it it is possible to part the sea with wind huh?