My home was located in the Pass Christian Ms area right off the Bay of St Louis and it was totally destroyed the water was 28 feet above sea level.I can't describe how bad this hurricane rearranged the landscape. Total destruction and unrecognizable. .
Born an raised here in Chalmette Louisiana which is just 5 miles southeast of the French Quarter, at 2:30am that morning was the moment that I was starting to get very concerned an I had every right to feel that way, an I never dreamed I'd be swimming 7 or 8 hours later...
Was visiting family in Charleston when Katrina hit. One of the largest hurricanes that did ridiculous and unfathomable destruction. Even when I visited the area,you could still see the leftovers of the storm surge,with waterlines around the city and other parishes.
@ALF Raydough That doesn't make the pain any less valid. People died. People lost loved ones. They lost homes. Many certainly even have PTSD from this horrific event. The lives lost in New Orleans are no less valuable than elsewhere.
Was in New Orleans and I will never stay again I'm not in Nashville TN I'm born and raised in New Orleans my Family goes back to the beginning of New Orleans
I lived through this in long beach ms nothing left but clothes I was wearing . I remember seeing bloated body’s stinking like hell as we walked through the nasty death water I was bad looked as a nuke went off new oceans only flooded me Long Beach area below the train tracks not a thing left total death and destruction I can’t believe I went through that never complained didn’t blame bush we took care of ourselves helped others traded people for things we needed and they needed gas likes were like 12 hrs for 5 gallons of gas
The National Hurricane Center always does a reanalysis after the season for landfalling hurricanes. And surprisingly after the analysis they determined that Katrina was a 3 with 120 mph winds when it made landfall on the LA/MS border. But of course it wasn't really the wind damage that destroyed the MS coast it was the Cat 5 like storm surge.
@@plawson8577 Go back and do your research it did not make landfall as a cat 4 and it did not make landfall in Slidell it was on the Louisiana/Mississippi border
2005 was a very interesting and active year. My father passed in May of that year, and after, I saw the strongest thunderstorms I've ever seen in NJ. They happened day after day. Huge thick lightning strikes and even a tornado in the last storm. Never saw a tornado before up there, but the one that occurred was pretty strong. I've been through many tornadoes here in SC but not quite as strong as the one I saw in NJ. I was almost hit by lightning shortly before it came. I felt the heat from it and it threw me back. It's wierd it all happened right after my father's passing. Made me think it was him letting us know he was pissed. Lol. If I remember correctly, wasn't there many strong hurricanes that year?
Man when Jim Cantore starts to sound nervous, you know you got a historic event taking place.
Lived through this, scariest thing I've ever experienced. I'll never ride out another.
Me too...you ain't never lying
Me too very scary
Camille and Katrina both hit virtually the same areas of the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Poor Waveland. Thankfully, they were spared from Ida.
Worst one I've ever been through. The aftermath was unreal. The heat was beyond unbearable. The devastation was shocking.
My home was located in the Pass Christian Ms area right off the Bay of St Louis and it was totally destroyed the water was 28 feet above sea level.I can't describe how bad this hurricane rearranged the landscape. Total destruction and unrecognizable. .
7 Meters
Born an raised here in Chalmette Louisiana which is just 5 miles southeast of the French Quarter, at 2:30am that morning was the moment that I was starting to get very concerned an I had every right to feel that way, an I never dreamed I'd be swimming 7 or 8 hours later...
Luuuuvve dem ol hurkanes, dey is sum kinda fun. Yassuh day sure bees fun.
Was visiting family in Charleston when Katrina hit. One of the largest hurricanes that did ridiculous and unfathomable destruction. Even when I visited the area,you could still see the leftovers of the storm surge,with waterlines around the city and other parishes.
15:16 so it begins...
I was there in new orleans when it broke
@ALF Raydough That doesn't make the pain any less valid. People died. People lost loved ones. They lost homes. Many certainly even have PTSD from this horrific event.
The lives lost in New Orleans are no less valuable than elsewhere.
ALF ALPHA bro why u sayin scrw new orleans they got the most deaths in kartrina
Was in New Orleans and I will never stay again I'm not in Nashville TN I'm born and raised in New Orleans my Family goes back to the beginning of New Orleans
17 Years ago.
extreme weather
I live threw it I was in raceland la. an it was bad
I really do want free parking. Thank you to the mayor of Houston
I lived through this in long beach ms nothing left but clothes I was wearing . I remember seeing bloated body’s stinking like hell as we walked through the nasty death water I was bad looked as a nuke went off new oceans only flooded me Long Beach area below the train tracks not a thing left total death and destruction I can’t believe I went through that never complained didn’t blame bush we took care of ourselves helped others traded people for things we needed and they needed gas likes were like 12 hrs for 5 gallons of gas
According to this advisory, it was a Category 4. 135 mph winds are in the Category 4 range, not 3.
The National Hurricane Center always does a reanalysis after the season for landfalling hurricanes. And surprisingly after the analysis they determined that Katrina was a 3 with 120 mph winds when it made landfall on the LA/MS border. But of course it wasn't really the wind damage that destroyed the MS coast it was the Cat 5 like storm surge.
@@Dj0287It made landfall in Sidell,LA at 5:03 AM as a Cat 4.
@@plawson8577 Go back and do your research it did not make landfall as a cat 4 and it did not make landfall in Slidell it was on the Louisiana/Mississippi border
@@Dj0287idc what nobody say it was a 4
@@user-pq1uu4io2i It was when it made landfall in Buras Louisiana not when it made landfall on the Louisiana/Mississippi border it was a 3
Rivulets dun bussed tru at plakymine.
Crazy crazy.
It first made landfall wherw I'm from in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana.
23:20
2005 was a very interesting and active year. My father passed in May of that year, and after, I saw the strongest thunderstorms I've ever seen in NJ. They happened day after day. Huge thick lightning strikes and even a tornado in the last storm. Never saw a tornado before up there, but the one that occurred was pretty strong. I've been through many tornadoes here in SC but not quite as strong as the one I saw in NJ. I was almost hit by lightning shortly before it came. I felt the heat from it and it threw me back. It's wierd it all happened right after my father's passing. Made me think it was him letting us know he was pissed. Lol. If I remember correctly, wasn't there many strong hurricanes that year?
Was 8.30am in Philadelphia?
10:30 in Philadelphia
If it was 8:30 in the morning. The time zones would be. In the northeast; 8:30 - In the midwest; 7:30 - In the northwest; 6:30
Thats hell l live form hurricane Harvey l live yay
It almost hit my house Harvey
Did you had a WeatherSTAR 4000/Jr? I'm asking that because i don't see LDLs.
They could've also had satellite, although they could've had an older WeatherStar.
This coverage was recorded off of Dish Network. So no local forecast content or ticker.
+Storm Coverage oh, ok, thank you for telling us
Michigan hit by a Hurricane?
HurricaneRiolu/Kevin 2021 ** That would be awsome **
by then it was a subtropical depression, just steady rain, nothing of huge concern
Impossible
They worried about the levee because they blew it up
Hell yes!
why do you guys thing the government blew up the levees?
@@conflictpog8814 Idk, they're dumbasses probably
I will probably disappear for writing the truth black van gone I. 10 sec lock in a cage for saying the truth