Hurricane Ida Hits Lockport, LA And Sends Roof Flying - 8/29/2021
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Breaking News Video - 'Eye' and vicious 'Eyewall' of CAT 4 Hurricane Ida rips over Lockport, LA:
roofs ripped from homes, debris hitting homes, branches ripped from trees, utility poles toppled, destroyed homes, and 939.8 mb pressure measurement in calm eye.
All footage shot during afternoon and evening daylight on August 29, 2021 in/near Lockport, LA by Meteorologist Simon Brewer
Shot Description
1. roof ripped from home
2. roof and debris tossed into adjacent homes
3. utility poles overcome by high winds in eyewall
4 & 5. branches ripped from trees
6. turbulent low clouds and high winds of eyewall
7-15. various shots of high damaging eyewall winds slamming Lockport, LA
16-26. various shots of heavily damaged neighborhoods in Lockport, LA
27. barometer measuring 939.8 millibar minimum central pressure in calm eye of CAT 4 Hurricane Ida in Lockport, LA
28. radar image showing our location in eye of Ida in Lockport, LA
29 & 30. cows on highway stressed by backside of hurricane near Lockport, LA
SID: Simon Brewer Juston Drake - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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0:39 The guy clearing the branches off the road was fighting a losing battle as more branches continue to fall on the road in front of his path...
did he really think he was going through there ...... really ?!
Hes trying to get through, not make you happy with his actions from your couch in the peanut gallery.
Must be brain dead to even be there.
He's still there. Clearing Branches, now trying to clear cows.
Where is the concrete ?? 😓😓 sending prayers 🙏🙏
No the poor animals and cows.. this is so terrifying. Praying for everyone in Louisiana
Thoughts and prayers . Two most useless words put together.
then you wasting your time
@@jonesy4588 ???
@@johnnyb8700 youre right, they should do something about Ida, they should go to LA and blow REALLY hard and push Ida away!!
Thank you for caring about my food as much as I do.
Omg the poor cows and other animals that have no where to go...
Right. I always worry about all the animals who have nowhere to hide :(
cows on the high way? that's fast food right?
too soon?
@@Kittsuera no thats a speed and then eat
This really pains my heart so much 🥺🥺🥺😭😭
@@Kittsuera - Yes
Poor Louisiana. Hope you guys get back up and running ASAP 🙏❤️
For it to happen all over again in a few years? May as well just move to another city or state.
@@ladydeanna3775 uhh no home is where the heart is I don't wanna leave my family
@@alannatouchet6336 take em with u, nature is tellin yahn that maybe the lands perfect for storms to demolish aint the best place to settle. also with the looks of things ur home is comin with u crosscountry
It sucks for sure . However build a city under sea level cry about flooding I don't feel bad for you . Knowing prone to hurricane yet don't change building codes an roofs continue to fly off I don't feel bad
@@ladydeanna3775a
Few years?? This happens damn near every year. But now a days if it didn't happen to new Orleans it's null and void everywhere else.
Those waving live powerlines reminded me of Final Destination it's like they were trying to lure you in closer. My anxiety wouldn't allow me to be a storm chaser. I'm a storm runner.
Duck and cover in a bomb shelter is a mart idea. In Missouri, old houses had WW2 bomb shelters out in the back yards to deal with red scare of the cold war which turned out be perfect for scary funnel cloud events.
You are not alone...
your smart
I'm a storm runner too!!!
Why would they be live? they prepared for the hurricane beforehand by shutting all power off
'I am a linesman for the county' Thank you linesmen for your hard work. Be safe!
THIS
Glenn Campbell!
Why don’t they sink electricity cables in the US?
@@bjmcguir cost, most powerlines in hurricane prone areas are underground if the water table allows which they can't do here or on concrete poles
*lineman
I live up towards Alexandria, Louisiana; almost a stone's throw away if you will, and it's just occurred to me how surreal this all was as I was able to pretty much still go about my day with barely a cloud in the sky and a mild breeze. While at the same time, all of this was almost literally happening right next to where I live; I still can't get over how unreal that is.
Wow, that's how tornado weather is.
So Close, and yet So Far! Stay safe!
Wow. Did it rain where you were or we there no signs of a hurricane nearby?
If you are on the left side of a hurricane, you won't hardly get anything. You can be 50 miles from the eye and be calm. It is on the right side of a hurricane that it is bad.
@@gowest5145 That's amazing. I never knew that. Is it because the water is usually to the right?
Prayers Up For Louisiana. 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks because that's my Home State and my sister is there
@@myerkord Then you are my family & I'm definitely fina pray right now. 🙏🏽🙏🏻
@@myerkord Hope she's ok Man. May God look upon her.
@@justasplash380 You make me proud!!!! It's people like you that makes life better for the world. Thanks for being who you are. Beautiful people you are ❤️.
@@robertguinn5863 I really appreciate that. I wasn't a liked kid by my mom. My dad adored me. She hated me & let me know I'm the weakest link. When I was 9, she showed me a picture of a dead man in a casket. Said here's your grand dad.
Long story short, because I was calling who they told me "granddad" & wasn't allowed to know my real grandfather, the entire state of Louisiana (& anybody who wana be) is my family! ~ Have a happy, focused life! 😊
"I gotta go, Julia. We got cows!"
Seriously though that is some mass destruction and I really hope no one got hurt.
First thing I thought of was Twister.
Cow.. another cow.. nope I think its the same one.
CHILE ARGENTINA ICE HOCKEY
Wow, the most intense footage of Ida that i've seen so far!
Yes, same! My eyes widen at the Shell station part!🤯
Just dangerous who in their right mind would do that would be out in something like that🤔🤔🤔
It's calm and violent at the same time.
@@user-hs1wk4lz7f Yup, that feeling.
Poor cows. Hope everyone stays/is safe in LA during this storm.
It literally takes the meaning blow the roof off this place to whole new level, wow crazy
Laughs in Steel, concrete and bricks builded houses
🤯🤯🤯
Different b but ft vyhg. For bigger hiu
I feel so sorry for the animals 😭🙏💔
bless them 🤷♀️the ones left to it 😞tia to the rescue 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Livestock are used to being outside in the weather. Nice priorities though. You have more concern about livestock than people.
@@railfanningpoints2.045 In many cases I actually like animals better than humans with their idiotic politics and whatnot.
@@railfanningpoints2.045 to right 👍
@@railfanningpoints2.045 not in a bloody hurricane 🌀
you covered a lot of ground there. great coverage
BARILOCHE USHUAIA A R G E N T I N A
My heart hurts for those cows 🥺🥺😭😭 please be safe..ida please dont hurt those cows and animals
You eat hamburgers how can you say this?
@@ryanscarphone4672 because free range cattle live happy lives until they have a bad day. It's still okay to feel bad if an animal suffers
You're more concerned about livestock over people.
@@railfanningpoints2.045 GO AWAY TROLL..
@@ryanscarphone4672 you don’t even know if they do 😐
I pray that everyone evacuated from there! These storm chasers are insane! God keep them safe!
Prière pour eux de France 🙏🙏🙏
Amen
@Emerald Aisles I have a question. Is the general public allowed to chase or do you have to have some kind of license?
PRAYERS FOR THEM FROM MOROCCO
Bog jedino moze pomoći ljudima
Bitno da se ljudi spase
That’s raw power right there ! Ida will be retired after this one.
Unm.... I'm not sure but I think all names are retired .
This will be bidens Ida (Don't know nothing)
@@WWG1WGALL Tf u on about
THUNDERBOLT FDW trump supporters always has to bring biden into the convo 🤦🏾♂️
@@givenchie462 you do realize everyone hates Biden right?
@@thundabolt7867 what am I on about...? About what? Speak English son
From NOLA and watching this. Thank you for this footage. I hope you could help those poor cows. Horrible to watch.
Awesome. It looks like you guys persevered for you have internet and the levee didn't fail. Those poor cows don't have rights only owned as mistreated assets for profit. My first job out of HS was counting cattle coming into a beef slaughter plant. I worked alone signing off the truckers paper work confirming how many bulls, cows, calfs, bad eyes, and downers came off their trucks and then heared them into the holding pens using scare tactics such as screaming and stomping around to ensure they feared me so they don't trample and kick me to death. Corporate farmers really treat their animals terribly and the low quality makes lots of people fat and sick. This was the worst of the worst cattle I was working with for it was going to McDonald's in the Chicago area. The company was mismanaged and only turning a profit from IRS tax deductions which was about $1 million a year though it failed numerous times changing hands quite a few times. It was easy to look at everything in the office and how it all worked. Gosh, our business peeple...
@@TUBESPECIFIC1 You aren't telling me anything I don't already know. I live near a slaughterhouse. The average sheeple is ignorant but Not me.
@@TUBESPECIFIC1 Nobody cares about your PETA rant lol. Go cry.
@@wilburmcbride8096 Are you a vegan wacko?
Praying for the safety of my relatives there and to all..
I hope everyone is okay. May God be with y'all and protect your family from this. In Jesus name amen!
Truly terrifying.
“ one cannot imagine the destruction , unless you actually live through a Hurricane!”
You mean live thru an eyewall
We pray for all those people affected by the ravages of the hurricane.
Wishing them all a speedy route to normality
How’s that prayer working out for you ?
How's evangelical-driven climate change working out for *us* (they don't care; destruction of the earth hastens the return of their "savior")
This guy is putting his life on the line for this footage. Dude, I pray for your safety.
Wild
Your*
@@stormmccree8238 you have no purpose in life so you decided to become a grammar cop?
@@nnamdiasomougha3587 By day I’m a hard working American. By night a intense and powerful lover. But when nature calls and I bestow my American buttocks upon my porcelain throne...I become the grammar god.
@@nnamdiasomougha3587 what is wrong with correcting someone’s grammar? It’s not harming anyone, and they weren’t rude about it. 😒
Think of it this way:
A category 4 hurricane has so much wind that, with a sufficiently strong cable, you could fly an airplane just like a kite.
*hits blunt
WOAH!!!
It’s a category 5 now
It’s amazing. In 1969 we put men on the moon. But here we are 50 years later and we are still putting sticks in the ground with wires to carry electricity. 😳
Yes!
No one went to the moon
If you research the costs of underground power lines and the maintenance issues they presented you would understand why isn't done in most locations except certain cities that run the lines in specific cable vaults.
@kim Dier We have states bigger than your entire country. We have metropolitan regions with more population than your entire country. You cannot make a comparison.
@@gowest5145 there's always one in the crowd that needs to adjust their tinfoil hat.
Its like Katrina said: "Meet my sister" this is so sad 😞 😥then the poor animals in this too. All you can do is pray. I just hope that most of everyone that stayed are okay
"And get this. She's 16 years younger than me!"
@@davidshane6230 oh my god I know! Thats the crazy part!
That "roof" was a glorified awning to make the doublewide trailer look more like a regular house. It probably wasn't the best idea considering their location. Having said that, it still sucks that this happened. I'm glad the debris didn't hit their cars or take off the real roof.
I pray for everyone who did and did not evacuate. Be safe out there, you all are some storm warriors. God Bless you all, peace and love.
Poor cows and these poor people......I'm so sorry for your loss. Praying for storms to weaken and safety for everyone.
Poor animals! Animals don't have choices like people do. I feel so bad for them.
They can sense storms they either leave or choose to sit it out like humans.
Oh dear, that's a really scary and dangerous storm. They got tore up like as if it were all just a set of fragile matchsticks. The trailer park proves to be unsafe living.
Even well built structures sustain some damage in category 5 hurricane
Tube Specific-For a lot of people it's all they can afford.They're still better than being homeless.
@@markmorris3579 for sure
Aww man. Hope the cows made it through and are some dry land at least. 🥺
They're not house pets. They're livestock. They live outside.
@@railfanningpoints2.045 GO AWAY TROLL..
@@itsthespiceoflife You're low on protein and iron. Eat burger 🍔 Yom! Yom! Yom!
@@railfanningpoints2.045 ...where did I say they were otherwise? 🤡
@@KrissyMeow Go eat a steak lol 😆
If your home was destroyed and you’re not vaccinated. Don’t let them put you in a FEMA camp. You may never leave!
Lol your crazy
@@switchdeck9164 Ha. You say that now.
@@ElixirEcho yeah because I'm not paranoid about completely made up conspiracies like you.
@@switchdeck9164 Paranoid or not paranoid enough. Something to think about.
Epstein’s island was just an Alex Jones conspiracy for 20 plus years… Hmmm?
All you have to do is label whatever a conspiracy and then it’s automatically considered silly. My comment was kind of a joke, but if you don’t believe humans are capable of such evil you need some history lessons dipshizzz…
Moving those branches out of the way is a losing battle.
This makes me feel thankful I don’t live where we get huge storms like this I hope everyone is safe 😭🥰
Exactly why I have a 219mph steel arch building with underground electric service in Florida.
What about the rest of the building?
Hurricanes can bend steel
I'm praying for everyone in Louisiana😔🙏🏿... the poor animals as well. Omg💔💔😥
Absolutely devastating for those poor people my heart literally goes out to them and I really hope they get all the support they need 😪
Hi my name Michelle I'm from England a small town in the country called Keighley. I watch all your video's u put your life on the line and your crew to show these videos . Well done to you all 😘😀x
it’s going to cost a billion plus dollars just to restore the power grid and infrastructure… on top of the cost of the additional property damage
200 billion estimate
@@baraclude nah. Around 25-35 Billion.
Appeasement of the gimmedats has always been a waste of taxpayers money.
Iam from Lockport and Ida caused 195 billion dollars worth of damage to Louisiana
@@davidglaspell2481 more like 75 billion… lol. but still a lot. the fifth highest ever.
We are praying for the people🙏 Lord keep the children, Elderly, Everyone safe. doesn't matter what race.🙏🙏
Instead of meaningless prayers that only make yourself feel good, why don't you donate money to hurricane victims?
@@GordonSeal You first, virtue signaler lol
@@railfanningpoints2.045 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏= .002 dogecoin
@@JuaniPodrido So is Ed. He isn't stepping up to donate $ himself. Neither are you lol.
I'm just going to ride out ida in my house. And hope my roof doesn't get ripped off. It'll be fine.
You americans never heard of concrete tiles?
@@anderstermansen130 Still wouldn't stand up those winds you smooth brain lol.
@@anderstermansen130 lol wait until a big hail storm hits. Working canadian hail right now, concrete roofs are all damaged.
@@anderstermansen130 Are you trying to get some confidence boost off of foolish pride?
Damn! I used to live in Valentine, right outside of Lockport. Hope everyone is okay.
Lockport got hit bad so sorry my heart breaks for all the people and animals.... Praying
Brave effort 👍. Those trees that could weather this storm are really hard. And wonderful to see those cattle fighting the storm in their own safe way!
If i had a big truck i would of put the cows in it til storm pass
they had at least 5 days to prepare for this, and they just left their cattles...
@@Fulminitro There is a 50/50 chance that the people who own the cattle are stuck right there. Moving livestock out of a disaster zone requires having a place to take them ~ just as everyone evactuating needs a place to go 'to'. Hopping in a vehicle and just randomly driving somewhere isn't any smarter than just staying put. And, if those cattle are part of a herd of 100 or more, trucking all of them anywhere is just about impossible. It's easy to sit and armchair quarterback things, but the reality is not something that can just be ignored by the people living there. There are just as many animals stuck in the fire zones ... and any catastrophic weather/nature event takes a toll. There are a lot of people living there that had absolutely no means to leave with or without animals; mostly due to lack of any money. When you can't do something, you can't. People sitting around who are safe in their own homes and not staring the problem in the face who can't manage to do anything but sling insult on top of injury are worse than the blasted storm.
@@LierinEdana if they would have any issues with money, they wouldnt have such expensive and huge animals, on an expensive and huge land. they should had to find someone in a safezone with enough space for their animals. if they sell one cattle, they also save it, and they are going to be able to save more from the money. if they sell 2 cattles, they double the chances. you can tell me that im behind a screen in a safe room, but it won't change the fact, that americans had at least 5 days to do more. its just usual laziness, and lack of responsibility. americans has a stupid organization for every tiny stupid things, but they are just care about themselves, they wont do any organization to save or care with animals too. you can try to make it prettier with words, but unfortunately the reality won't change by it. people should't keep more animals, as they can handle without any help. and this unneccesary, unresponsible capitalism is exactly what ruining our beautiful world. they had 5+ days, and you tell me there is only 2 scenarios to react for a coming hurricane. Insane.
@@Fulminitro The only place to sell any cow on such short notice is either a sale barn or a meat packing plant. Maybe you are ok with killing animals because of a storm, but most people are not.
As for what Americans do during these storms, the entire network of agencies and individuals opening up their land in states all around Louisiana was incredible and a sign of the good will and generosity people in my country have when their fellow Americans need help.
The attitude that only rich people deserve to have animals of any sort is medieval ... at best. You talk down about things you know nothing about, particularly farming, and call others insane? Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt. Riding out a hurricane has absolutely zero to do with capitalism btw, and there is just as much reason to save humans as there is to save animals. What a skewed and flawed view you have of life.
@@LierinEdana i didnt say such thing that only rich ppl deserve animals! I said, no one should keep 100 cattles, if they can't be responsible for each one of them, in any circumstances. If you can take responsibility for 10, keep 10, and no more. If you can't take responsibility for any animals, then don't keep them. And if they has a lot of animals, they must have a lot of land, just use your brain: they has more money than most of us. Even if you don't have money, you can make some calls, there are tons of farms. Your first thoughts about selling/giving them for anyone, is killing them. I havent said such thing also. There was at least 5 days to do something, and not everyone is a brainless butcher, to have first thoughts like this at the first place. if you have 100 cows to save, you can give someone 50, to save the other 50. Even if that someone butcher his 50 cows, you still saved your own 50, but there is a good chance to save all of them. But they just left them somewhere on their own fate. Capitalism has everything to do here: 1.) If there wouldn't be capitalism, primitive stupid people wouldnt keep more animals, as they can take care at any circumstances. 2.) if there wouldnt be capitalism, factories wouldn't produce so much shet into the air, into the water, into the Earth, because there wouldnt be so many unneccesary and pointless thing to produce, and weather wouldn't be so unviable like this. in this case; stupid, unrespoinsible people, who kept much more animals as they could handle, just didn't prepare for a well-forecasted hurricane, haven't done anything to survive until the last hours, then they just left everything behind without any second thoughts. And now they gonna blame Trump or Biden for this, and they will be very very proud of themselves, when they will go to vote next time. Around 80% of human beings couldn't afford to buy even only one cow like this one in the video. And who knows how many of them has been abandoned like this. typic capitalist, unhealthy, resource wasting, unresponsible and selfish mentality of america. maybe you dont like my worldview, but i speak truth, and you are very delusional if you can't see this. :)
I pray that every first responder stays safe during the hurricane.
I’m absolutely gutted that these people lose more or less everything , feel so sorry for them, wish I could Help 😔
I would be sure there is a valid place to send donations.
You could send a donation to Red Cross.
It wouldnt have happened if the americans wore their masks!
Only the people in the right eyewall lose everything and the eyewall usually isn't the wide. In Hurricane Charlie is was 30 miles wide.
Cajun navy and cross church in Houma la are specific people who are actively helping in our community
To cut trees, to help elderly, to tarp houses, to distribute hot meals...
It’s amazing what people can do when we stick together ❤️
This looks like a very dangerous storm to be driving in.
I caught the Twister reference. "We got cows!"
I had to pass through Lockport to get back home this morning. Talk about scary!! For the most part I haven't heard any fatalities...I pray🙏 to God & the Universe that everyone is alright 🙏
here in England we do ocasionaly have strong winds that would drive ya back and try and blow youover but they are just damp squibs compared to that ,we sometimes have funnel tornados form but theybecome damp squibs usually before they can take off ,poor southern folks .
Crazy stuff, thanks for the video!
That’s some tuff people down there. One is my grandson.
💪BAYOU STRONG 💪
Do you know anything about Landeche furniture store in Mathews, LA ???
There’s no mercy when it comes to storms like these! Horrible that so many have lost their homes, and hopefully no family members in this!! I feel bad even for the animals left to fend for themselves during such a terrifying situation; seeing those cows wandering aimlessly with no where to go for safety and shelter! Nothing can be done, during a storm, the least people can do is make sure animals are certain to have safe-keeping!
❤️❤️From Switzerland 🇨🇭🙏🏼🙏🏼
My prayers are with the poor people and animals in the path of this storm.
May God take care of you and protect these little people from the passage of the hurricane 🙏🙏
Saw some of this video on major news channels. It is amazing what storm chasers live through so others can see the power of nature
There are no words that can explain how bad this is to see. Hope everyone stays safe and sound God bless.
Everybody please pray for the people that was hit by hurricane Ida.
Everybody be safe do not go around any power lines that are on the ground, please safety first.
I've seen some people bring ridiculous loads home from the hardware store, but that truck carrying a carport at 2:15 takes the cake
Man that was a storm! Strong winds! Poor cattle didn’t know what to do!?
I felt really sad for the cows.
Oh yes, when homes are destroyed and people are harmed the first rational thought is to worry about livestock 😏
@@railfanningpoints2.045
People can choose where they live. Livestock not.
Impatiently waiting for it to hit us in Monroe LA. Ready for it to just be over!!!! This is the last hurricane I go through without a generator
A generator is like a pool or a boat. Better to just know someone. We bought one after Katrina and as I was preparing it for this one discovered fuel leaking out of the carb and lines😣
@@windyhillfoundry5940 We borrowed one last year during Hurricane Laura, but we weren't that lucky this year! I really, really hate to buy one, but I think I hate 100 degrees and no power even more 😂 But, is it even worth buying one in the $500 range? I want one with about 12000 watts but my God, they are expensive!
@@DandyBeingTandi totally worth it! I'm in New England and I refuse to go through a winter without one. Obviously different for you guys down there, but just the threat of losing power for a week or more would make me buy the best one possible. Be safe!
@@Babewatcherbob Thank you! Entergy Louisiana just sent a text and said people may be without power for 3 WEEKS! I feel so bad for them down South. Just having a generator would make me feel better! ❤️
@@DandyBeingTandi I think we were out two weeks after Katrina. The wind is getting rough out here now. Isn't suppose to get bad until around 1pm today so it makes me wonder what to expect this time🙄
This is bad bad. May god keep you all safe, and help to get you through this.
God bless you all🙏🙏🙏
I don't get it. All the prayers to keep people safe. Didn't you pray for the storm to go out to sea?
These are the birth pains. God isn't taking these kind of storms away. There will be more of them. I do believe it is still possible to pray for people in these storms. You are better off just moving away from the coast.
Great footage !
Somebody please help those poor animals as soon as possible. The cows on the highway and dogs I heard barking. Thank you
People come first
Excuse me sir, how much weight do you add to your truck to keep it from flying away? Or is it immune from the elements since the owner is a "cameraman"?
we rode it out. It was fun an an experience of a lifetime that we will never forget. Those who evacuated what will be your tale ten years from now. We stayed in a motel 6 in panama city.
The cows are scared 😥, praying for peace and safety for people and animals 🙏
Amen!
It's dangerous to drive in such a weather
I have a buddy that owns a 180 acres across the road from me and his cattle get in the corner at my road and face the same direction every time a storm comes in depending on which way it’s coming from,,, They just stand there and wait it out,,,
The sound of the wind is frightening!
They still have old wood power poles that’s crazy, seems like that state is kinda poor compared to Florida.
Everywhere just about had wooden power poles! You don't get out much do ya?
We have wood, what do you have?
@@benjamingreever5235 I was gonna say lmaoo, they are everywhere
@@TheLakingc Here in north FL, most of the power lines are buried, especially in residential areas. Hard to knock em down when they’re underground.
@@redstateforever wow, good to know
whoever was out there filming this has a lot of courage and took a big risk. Stay safe!
Hats off to the storm chaser. Without them, we would not be able to witness such incredible fury of Mother Nature unless one is it and I do not wish to be in one.
True. Followed one live yesterday, and it was crazy. There were about 6 of them following the storm north.
Is there an update on the cows
Cows look traumatized.
They're livestock. They live outside.
Don't have a cow.
@@railfanningpoints2.045 duh
@@YaYaPaBla The cows aren't "traumatized" is the point.
It makes me so sad that the cows are out there like that. I hope somebody will take them home 😢
Maybe they are storm chasing for the rest of the cows watching through the moonet.
And with nobody wanting to work anymore, it's going to be tough to rebuild
That must be the new Ford camper special at 2:12?? Fancy looking thing.
I really do feel for the animals, they have no idea what its all about.
Animals knows more than us about mother nature.
Awesome footage. Be safe out there. Prayers to those effected. Great video
Prayers for all
my god, it's very scary these cataclysms all over the planet. Take care of yourself and your loved ones
This has happened every 2 years since the 1500s. It seems to me that this part of the country should have been deemed uninhabitable a long time ago. It makes no sense. IJS.
yes THANKNYOU THATS WHAT I SAY EVERYTHING THIS HAPPENS..AND PEOPLE JUST KEEP GOING BACK AND REBUILDING. LIKE WHY??
I feel so bad for the cows...poor, scared things. I mean, it's a disaster for all, but the animals are so helpless.
What about the people?
Actually that cow was doing amazing, that is how they make it thru a hurricane. If they aren't hit by flying debris, which they probably are in the right eyewall. Sad but that's life.
I hope everyone got out before this monstrous storm hit i was hit by a category 5 a few years ago Florence was her name no electricity after the storm passes is a real nightmare we went without electricity for a week and a half I sure hope no one was killed or hurt badly by this storm
I live in Lockport and we didn't have power for 23 days .
Prayers for LA.
*Hurricane* : makes landfall
*Southerners* : “Imma drive around in it”
Uh, you did see the videographer's name?? "storm chaser"
🙈🙉🙊 Praying 🙏 For Everyone
Affected By This Horrific Weather.
And Those Cows 🐄 So Heartbreaking..
I’m preying for the family hope everyone left tc lots luv from Jersey
Finally a video with a dramatic thumbnail that *isn't clickbait*
Wish there was solid structure for the cows to hide in.
Also, do they turn off all the power in the area? I don’t know and I’ve seen some lights in your videos today.
I hate that people get harmed, in all the ways, and I love storms/seeing nature doing her thing. Thanks for posting!
The power's all out, last I heard. Some folks have generators, though. After all the fires out here in CA I've been longing for a standby generator. With my older home, I've got a gas line and basically that makes the idea even more practical--no toting jugs of gas around, just hook it up to the line. I'm sure some NOLA folks have done the same. A lot of hotels do.
Praying for everyone 🙏
Praying for everyone
So, how those new building codes working for ya?