@@oneilclarke8494,ok let get a reality check. If that was real & not in a studio with green screens. The house next door will be just like other house. Stop the jokes & grow up
@@reshmashriyan5042 He is also able to stay in one place in very strong winds, not even his clothes were flapping in the wind, yet the trees behind him were turning into archery bows.
I've Seen Cat 5 Hurricane in Ohio I thought in person and it was really dangerous so I went outside it and I almost got swept away by the 152 mile per hour winds
I've personally seen what a category 5 Hurricane can do. It is an unforgettable experience. The power poles snap like toothpicks, there was many roofs implode on it's self. You have to drive over power lines and drive off the road to get places. This doesn't include the fact that most of the town was flooded by the storm surge.
I've only been in a category for hurricane 144 mph and it flooded my house and took my whole roof out I basically lost everything inside of the home it was just a brick house standing some of the walls had failed too
CAT 1 and CAT 2 are not too bad, you will get some damage but mostly minor and nothing too bad. It is CAT 3 and higher where you have to start worrying about real damage.
Palm trees (if you’ve ever seen them) have extremely heavy and large roots. It acts more like an anchor than anything else but it basically means that those trees can really take a beating and never really fall down. They are built for high winds
You fool. It's a green screen. He is standing in front of a green wall, and talking. The animators made the animation of the wind and the house getting damaged. They import the background to the green wall, and that's how the guy is managed to stay put in a SIMULATION. Tada!!! now you know how it works.
So I have a question I know California flood insurance may not be needed but will I need to begin paying for flood insurance once I move too dunedin florida in two weeks and if so how much is it going to cost?
Richard Hdjdjdjdnnxjd in Miami you will be fine, most of the houses are made to withstand hurricanes. The reason hurricanes are so bad is that they hit where the places are not made to withstand hurricanes. After hurricane Andrew Miami really started to prepare for hurricanes
@@faeovyn I hope you got a plan because it's going over VARY warm water and there's no forecasted windsheer also the storm is expected to just stay there for 3 days like Harvey did in Texas as an category 4 to almost 5 but not quite please be safe
Hey guys guess what? It's predicted its going to hit the coastline at only a category 3-4 max, and I live way on the middle - left side of NC so by the time it reaches me it will only be a category 1-2. Yay
Well well well. Here we are, getting ready for another big hurricane to New Orleans on the exact day 16 years ago of Katrina. Prayers the Gods have mercy.
Lucas me, let’s hope Florence is not like Sandy, Katrina, Harvey, Irma, or Maria! But with a Cat 4 then stalling over NC for days bring lots of flooding, you better be prepared!
boss lasauce don’t be, in 2012 my state of NJ was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy witch created 80-90 mph winds and a massive 10-15 foot storm surge, I was fine! Just be ready, also won’t you guys in Hurricane Matthew in 2016? I know it’s a higher category in wind strength, Florence, but you were hit in 2016!
Florida homes are built to be hurricane resistant. They are built entirely differently from homes elsewhere in the country. The main concern would be flooding about now.
Paper? What part of Florida do you live in? Since Andrew, homes are required to have the first story built entirely from CMU block, with every third cell having rebar through and fastened to the structures foundation and filled with 3000 psi concrete. You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Each home is rigorously inspected, and materials used thoroughly tested. I happen to work for an engineering firm that performs these tests. Your statement is ridiculous.
wreksangel Well that explains why you are so heated up over my comment! lol I exaggerated to get my point across. I really don't think Florida homes are strong because they are no match for any hurricane. So until you have a 100% hurricane proof home, I will not be impressed. And I mean a category 5 hurricane! :)
i was in the eye wall of a cat 2 ( almost 3) and a 3 cat , and 55 miles from the ey wall of a cat 4. all of them were intense. i wasn't afraid but thats because im a daredevil and wanted to be a storm chaser as a kid. for most ppl its scary yea.
The Psychonaut Hour I was in hurricane Andrew in 1992 only 6 years old but that sucker was strong as hell and my house was the only one standing in the neighborhood
@flex tape just because it's estimated to be a cat 4 upon landfall doesnt mean it wont weaken to a cat 1 in no more than 24 hours, i mean by the time it gets to the middle of the state and the west coast it wont be more than a cat 1. Plus this is florida, we've been through worse. I personally, am not worried about it tbh.
I lived through hurricane HUGO.... it was the most frightening experience watching trees bent over at 45 degree angles then ripped straight up into the air, dozens of bright blue horizontal lightning bolts zooming across the entire pitch black sky illuminating the ghostly looking clouds, winds so strong that windows roofs and cars were blown to pieces, rain so hard it hurt like a dog bite, as people were crying & screaming while huddled inside a dark wet church with half a roof for hours on end. When the daylight finally returned, Charleston was mostly destroyed.
@@dewdrop8626 They are to us. Well, in a coping sense. I've lived in Florida all my life (25 years), hurricane memes are killing me right now. So stay calm, prep your house for debris, and hold on tight for the ride! It's wild. Before and after hurricanes, the very best of Florida's community comes out which is really the best part of this whole thing. Everyone's helping their neighbors.
meoirin even in a concrete house you will lose your roof, your windows and door can be blown in which will allow wind inside which will destroy interior walls. This can weaker the structure and the house can still collapse.
Reckk why would you build a light roof on concrete walls? That's nonsense. In the Mexican Caribbean the entire house is built with concrete and stone, and, none of them suffer this damage in a hurricane.
DynamicUrufu. But people like in my island of Puerto Rico dont build in flooding-proned areas for the most part. Mostly because the Government plans well. Also, most of our windows are made of steel. They are what we call persianas. Those resist a whole lot. I was in PR in 1998 during Georges which was Category 3. We got 120 mph winds and they didnt even flinch.
Humble Kanaka me, what's worse is that a lot of homes in Hawaii are pretty old (like mine) so idk how well it's gonna hold up :/ especially the jalousie windows
Cat 5 Hurricane Michael hit my town in October of last year, absolutely catastrophic and traumatizing to go through. Praying that Dorian doesn’t change direction and hit us again, we can’t even sustain a tropical storm, let alone a Hurricane. Praying for everyone in the path of Dorian. Stay strong, stay safe
in 2004 we had 3 hurricanes in Central Florida and while it was fine for me, some people had no power for like 2 weeks, that's a tough thing to go through. Good luck.
It shouldn't be as bad as a Category 5, it should at least weaken down to a Category 3 before it hits Oahu. We should be praying for Big Island, as they got hit by the hurricane when it was a Category 5.
CAT 1: Decent wind guests and rain CAT 2. larger wind gusts and more rain CAT 3: big wind gusts, trees may fall over, rain may flood CAT 4. Giant wind gusts, peeling and other house damages possible, rain has a higher chance to flood CAT 5: HUMONGOUS, TOWERING WIND GUSTS. RAIN HAS A VERY LARGE CHANCE OF FLOODING. HOUSES MADE OF WOOD WITH WEAK MATERIAL WILL GET SERVERE HOUSE DAMAGE, SUCH AS ROOF FALLING OFF, WINDOWS EXPLODING, HOUSE FALLING APART, ETC. That is how it really is.
One huge consideration he didn't mention is wind gusts. Here in North Carolina, Florence was supposedly a Cat 1 but some of the gusts were equal to a two or even a three. I had a heavy Barbecue grill tucked into a corner where it was totally protected on two sides and partially on a third side. I found it smashed up ten yards away. Also, lost several large trees.
The thing is this doesn't really tell you much, Florida houses are designed with a Concrete exterior for strength in the 90's and up. So nothing like that can happen to a Concrete house like today. That's something you see in places like Northern Alabama, Kentucky, West Virginia, ect. Most coast states are made of concrete for hurricane safety standards
We had Hurricane Sally hit, and I've been on edge ever since. My county was hurt pretty badly, but I will never be unprepared again. I watched our backyard tree lift from the ground in the high wind gusts, and it was terrifying.
i had hurricane maria hit be "Category 5" i was left with no power for a year straight but me and our families went to go visit each other and we just stayed at my grandmas for a long time until everything was better
@@Person.Person_Person A YEAR??!!😮 Dayum I'm sorry to hear that... That's inexcusable... It took them over a year to restore your power but the second you're late on your utility bill they cut you off... Smh. I hope you at least got some kind of credit or something like that, either a few months free light ( 🥶😵 which I wouldn't count on cuz you know how the power companies are no one gets free light.. only people who get a reduction on they bill are the people who work on the utility poles.. ) but still considering the circumstances you should have gotten at least some type of credit for the time that your power was out.
Here's a tip: Windows: use shutters. Doors vulnerable to the storm: seal them as best as you can. I would try and use shutters on those, too, but putting up shutters is something my parents do.
One thing people don't realize is that they're showing the worst case scenario for each category. I've been in quite a few and I'll say usually they're not as bad as the damage they show but it can be with certain factors
A hurricane is categorized by its strongest 1 minute sustained winds, usually in the upper right quadrant and eye wall. Especially on larger storms, seeing an impact from a major hurricane may not equal major hurricane force winds at your location but it always demands respect.
Yep, I've been through Hurricane Ike and my house had no damage. It was still a Cat 2 when it crossed over Houston. I had 75 MPH sustained winds with gust close to 100 MPH. Other structures got damaged, but not my house or others in my neighborhood.
@@billybassman21 they might be talking about housing not meant to withstand a hurricane, like say you live really far up north, theres not gonna be hurricanes up there
@@MelonMan But there will be tornado's. A home should be able to withstand an EF3 tornado. It will probably have damage, but shouldn't need to be totally rebuilt.
But, if you live in Florida you most likely have a concrete house like me. Which means the roof can still fall off and windows can break, so you don't really have to worry about you walls
This man standing in a category 5 as a house gets destroyed behind him. He changes the force of the storm at will. He is the bringer of demise to those that soil justice.
Who’s here because of Florence? I was hit by Sandy in NJ only a 90 mph Cat 1 Hurricane yet we had a pressure and surge typical of a Cat 4! I it was bad! hope we learn from hurricanes to better prepare our selves because the most damaging storms happens very recently! 14 out of the 15 happened since 2000! Be prepared for Florence! Top 15 Costliest: 1. Katrina Cat 3 $125B 2005 LA 2. Harvey Cat 4 $120B 2017 TX 3. Maria Cat 5 $90B 2017 PR 4. Sandy Cat 1 $70B 2012 NJ 5. Irma Cat 4 $50B 2017 FL 6. Ike Cat 2 $45B 2008 TX 7. Andrew Cat 5 $35B 1992 FL 8. Wilma Cat 3 $30B 2005 FL 9. Ivan Cat 4 $25B 2004 AL 10. Rita Cat 4 $20B 2005 LA 11. Charley Cat 4 $15B 2004 FL 12. Matthew Cat 4 $15B 2016 FL 13. Irene Cat 1 $15B 2011 NJ 14. Frances Cat 3 $10B 2004 FL 15. Hugo Cat 4 $10B 1989 SC
Me before watching this: Hurricanes don’t seem all that scary Me after watching this: They are actually giant tornadoes and I’m never moving to Florida
@Alena Vikernes666 You aren't kidding ! I have a cat 3 due to hit close to my area in 3 days (Delta) ! Hope it misses us again. Although, missing my area doesn't do much good for wherever it hits. We already had a cat 1 at the beginning of the year that hit my area almost directly, not to mention that biotch Laura that devastated Lake Charles.
@Alena Vikernes666 No, I haven't heard of that before either, just like a few other things that the weather service has "invented' lately. I love living on the coast, but if I were younger, I'd move away from Houma, to the Toledo bend area and live on a houseboat, or a camp on the lake. As of today, it looks like my area may have dodged yet another bullet, because Delta is forecast to hit near Lake Charles...WOW...but this hurricane BS has gotten OLD !
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In a Cat 5 it’s best to live in the house next door. It was unfazed
@RyanMonster 2011 Today on National Geographic, we look over at some people that do not quite understand comedy.
@@HereticJon this specimen, known as Ryan Monster 2011, can be seen attempting to answer an ironic statement about hurricane safety
@@esftracksydeomg lol
I agree....solid as a rock....neighborhood hurricane shelter.
@@oneilclarke8494,ok let get a reality check. If that was real & not in a studio with green screens. The house next door will be just like other house. Stop the jokes & grow up
This dude really stood out in a category 5 hurricane
but he wasn't in a Grey circle
No its editing and scripted.
@@AJMScholars hey shut up
@@sledgetable172 Hehe Well obvi he didnt its just acting to get a idea of whats happening lol
@@AJMScholars ik but why u ruin the fun
House behind him: **Gets Destroyed**
Neighbors house: *Perfectly Fine*
Mmm first comment
#Goof #Error
Yeah right lol
Now that’s what you call,
“I’d live there”
yeah, behind him was built with wood and the neighbors used stone like normal people.
How to survive a hurricane: *Stand out in your lawn*
lol
No, stand in a grey circle stooooopad
LOL
@XxGold king bossxX LOL his comment is a joke, if you read it closely
It's edited in
He was very brave to be out in that storm reporting like that
Yeah lol
Not just that, he had super powers to make any cat storm happen as he spoke..
Man’s gotta eat
Weather guys and especially cameramen are crazy. Known fact
@@reshmashriyan5042
He is also able to stay in one place in very strong winds, not even his clothes were flapping in the wind, yet the trees behind him were turning into archery bows.
Why does the weather channel have the best cgi ever lmao
@@ArcticZombie yeah
Considering This Was 7 Years Ago Is Impressive
They took money from their sound budget, I am pretty sure I heard Hl2 sounds.
Fax yo
@@sundaxe10 the low quality of the cam makes the cgi perfecto
“Most of your shingles fall off”
*roof flies off*
I mean, he's not wrong.
I love youre pfp
As he was saying that the S-S Scale crossed into Cat 5 and the winds were over 155, so yeah, roof go bye-bye...he was just behind the narrative.
oh... yeah thats gonna happen
Lol
Director: "How much animation do you want?"
Weather Guy: *"Yes"*
This guy clearly doesn’t skip leg day.
You are right he has the legs are like steel
This guy gets it.
Nah he’s secretly one punch man
@@Therater2000_ ONE PUNCHHHHHHHHH!!!
There is a difference between muscle and grip/balance strength.
The house is falling apart meanwhile that guy is unfazed. Why don't we build the house out of that guy?
Good question
Hes simply built different 😎
Would be a pretty small house. Could maybe make a tent out of him if you're skilled enough.
Sir Dextrose cgi
he was standing in an invisible grey circle. What we need are more grey circles.
I just got hit with cat 2 hurricane and we didn't lose power or roof shingles. Coast lines always gets the worst of the storm.
Lmao I was just watching your hurricane kit and to see you comment on this is funny lol
I've Seen Cat 5 Hurricane in Ohio I thought in person and it was really dangerous so I went outside it and I almost got swept away by the 152 mile per hour winds
I was in Florida when irma came 🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀
Bubbasupper /Dinner [Ap] Wait there's never been a hurricane in Ohio I live in ohio
I got a Category 1 and shit didn’t even happen. It was Hurricane Hermine. (2016)
Everyone in the destroyed house: WERE ALL GONNA DIEEEE!
Neighbors house: STOP SCREAMING NOTHING IS HAPPENING!
Most liked comment without replies I have seen (until now)
I,m not I live in
@@jasonandgrany7545 AHHHHH AHHHH AHHHHHHA AHHH
I've personally seen what a category 5 Hurricane can do. It is an unforgettable experience. The power poles snap like toothpicks, there was many roofs implode on it's self. You have to drive over power lines and drive off the road to get places. This doesn't include the fact that most of the town was flooded by the storm surge.
most definitely....i lived on a hill and the house was still getting flooded #survivingirma
I've only been in a category for hurricane 144 mph and it flooded my house and took my whole roof out I basically lost everything inside of the home it was just a brick house standing some of the walls had failed too
Why did he not tell people to not swim in the stupid floodwaters!!!!
My house just ate one.
@@exarchyrel3056 especially at night.
That's why you make your house fully out of concrete and have slate tiles and PVC doors and windows
Basically all the houses in the uk
RainbowDash {MLP} not slate tiles. Metal roofs are the best for hurricanes
My house made out of bricks.
Exactly. If you’re house isn’t made out of concrete then you’re house will go 🏠💨🌧🌪🏚
@@brocksvsp3679 yep
How come he don't fly away
Jose Arizmendi magic
Pure, pure magic
becauz he trong
Fidget Spinner it's a fucking joke
on slaught lmfao yeah mental incompetence is so fucking cringe
on slaught he needs fidget spinners for his autism 😂😂😂
“Most of the shingles get torn away”
*roof dies*
Lmaoooo
Anybody here because of Dorian ??
Ak & Rose HMU girl
Me
Me
@@train_go_boom2065 me
Me I’m getting hit by a cat 4
Holllywood: we have the best CGI
news channel: hold my tornado
Trash GTA Gamer it’s hold my hurricane
Unoriginal
That is a unoriginal comment that you just replied to...
Fucking idiot and who ever liked is also a fucking idiot
STOP HATING, HATING IS A BAD THING
Who here because of hurricane Laura?
me, im really hoping its not a cat.4
Yea I'm in lenoir county, hoping they are wrong
I live by Raleigh, North Carolina and I'm horrified, I'm gonna get smacked
Yep. Murrells Inlet. Praying hard.
So is it hitting Florida there's barely any news on it?East coast I believe
My man doesn't even need that gray circle... What a legend! 😀
Hurricane: I fear no man, but that thing.
It scares me.
That person is a man ;w;
@@Genshinlmao123 its a refrence to meet the pyro when the heavy was scared of the pyro even though the pyro is (probably) human
Wow
This was before grey circles were invented.
Love how the house next door is perfectly fine
That's the house I want to be in!
DINKLEBURGGGGG!!!!!!
Must be using a spell
its just a model not real
corn starch hello fellow squid
CAT 1 and CAT 2 are not too bad, you will get some damage but mostly minor and nothing too bad. It is CAT 3 and higher where you have to start worrying about real damage.
Paul Davis even cat three I a well built home wont cause to much damage
Paul Davis yea I watched the video
Ragingspartan, too bad you didn't read this comment first. Would have saved you some time.
Ragingspartan101 Cat 3 4 5 would cost huge damage to that house. This vid is an underrated joke.
Yeah but still can get big tornadoes from just a cat 1
oh wow now i know who to hold on to in a CAT 5 hurricane! This guy!!!!!!
+Commander Erik Lol.
+Commander Erik LMAO
LMAO!!! ^_^
Yeah Jim cantore
That's not even Funny. Its just a Video, in real life he dies.
The whole time, I was just waiting for the tree to fall.
And it never did.
Palm trees (if you’ve ever seen them) have extremely heavy and large roots. It acts more like an anchor than anything else but it basically means that those trees can really take a beating and never really fall down. They are built for high winds
Evolution has made palm trees highly resistant to winds.
Where all my Florida cats at?
Fort Myers baby
Tampa
Titusville
Broward
@@BeaJay477 Same
I once stood outside and ate a bowl of spaghetti during a category 5 hurricane
Thankfully it wasn't in my country
Jesal Ahahah 😂😂 Thank you for making me laugh when I'm terrified out of my mind atm. x3 I appreciate it.
@@love2laugh22 Glad my comment made you smile. I sincerely hope you and your family are safe throughout the hurricane.
Jesal Thank you so very much. God bless. ^^
I ate ramen during an earthquake
ok?!
These storms don't seem so bad. I mean, this dude is standing right in the middle and is doing alright.
Goomba Bro I hope that's a kappa
You fools, this man is no ordinary man, he has the structural integrity of a mountain.
He's strong as fuck
Goomba Bro its a green screen with a storm simulation thing
You fool. It's a green screen. He is standing in front of a green wall, and talking. The animators made the animation of the wind and the house getting damaged. They import the background to the green wall, and that's how the guy is managed to stay put in a SIMULATION. Tada!!! now you know how it works.
It's amazing how much better The Weather Channel's green screen is to modern tv/movies.
Category 6: There is no house.
But im still here
Why am I laughing
What house?
I laughed so hard and it was 3am my fam is asleep
theres no categorey sixes
Did anybody notice nothing was happening to the house beside it?
lol
Chuck Norris built it
Kittygymnast81 123 not me cause I know that wasn't what the focus was on
skatertwig26 lol
At the end I think it gets blown away lol
This dude is a legend! Standing in a category 5 hurricane without any worry... wow, that takes guts brother
0:18 Cat 1 Hurricane (74 - 95 MPH Winds)
0:28 Cat 2 Hurricane (96 - 111 MPH Winds)
0:49 Cat 3 Hurricane (112 - 130 MPH Winds)
1:10 Cat 4 Hurricane (130 - 156 MPH Winds)
1:19 Cat 5 Hurricane (157 - 183 MPH Winds)
@DarkRoom No, Cat. 5 is anything over 157, there's no Cat. 6
@@zachatck64 Yes there is It was (Hurricane Patricia) It was actually a Category 6 Hurricane
@@KyleAmericanJviation No, Category 6 is not an official category. The highest is 5.
@@zachatck64 I meant to say Hurricane Patricia COULD'VE Be a Category 6 but the highest scale is 5
So I have a question I know California flood insurance may not be needed but will I need to begin paying for flood insurance once I move too dunedin florida in two weeks and if so how much is it going to cost?
This mans strong as hell standing in category 5 hurricanes and shit
MC Kerosine lol
YOU ARE A STUPID IDIOT!!!! ITS FAKE!!! ITS FROM COMPTER EFFECT!!!
LucertolaNera he is kidding!!!!!!!
LucertolaNera wooah really? Omg your so smart 😃
LucertolaNera I think you might be the "stupid idiot"...
Irma is now category 4... God help anyone it hits🙏🏼
Update: Now it's a category 5 but should go down to a 4 by the time it hits the U.S.
ChuckTaylor just leave Florida bro I might too
ChuckTaylor I'm in southwest Florida this shit getting scary fr 😂😂
Richard Hdjdjdjdnnxjd in Miami you will be fine, most of the houses are made to withstand hurricanes. The reason hurricanes are so bad is that they hit where the places are not made to withstand hurricanes. After hurricane Andrew Miami really started to prepare for hurricanes
Im sure God will help anyone affected by this storm. Love from the Philippines.
Hopefully it weakens.
Why is the weather channel literally 10 whole ass levels above Hollywood tho
Because UE4.
Why was there better videos being made 11 years ago than there are today?
0:57 well shoot
hello hurricane florence
KittyCatProductionz I live on the coast of NC. Please pray for us
I hope you will be fine. You have the worst of it, as I am in north Florida.
I live in chesapeake, which is in south east virginia. Do you think ill be fine?
I don't want to be one one bringing you bad news, but you are near direct hit. ;-;
welp. at least no school XD
The door of the house in a Category 3: Alright imma head -out- In
1:22 “No Shingles Remain,”
*Sees a Patch of Shingles*
Cameraman and reporter always safe
This could've been avoided by not building your house out of cardboard. Just like the house beside it! :)
No, it couldn't.
Ours thankfully isn't made of wood. We keep our garage closed in all kinds of storms and our windows and even front door shuttered and sealed closed.
+княуѕαlιѕ Good for you. However, modern wooden houses are as good as concrete ones when it comes to wind.
No they are not.
jonredcorn862 Yes, they are.
Yo, I live in NC. Wish us luck 😬
Edit: The hurricane curved around Cary(I live in Cary)
Wish you and me luck lol.... I live in NC too
DaAlexYu where? I’m in Raleigh
DaAlexYu be prepared not scared! By the way your biggest enemy is water not wind!
Me too
rip same :-:
0:34 bowling alley screen when you get a strike:
Man, this really makes me appreciate brick and cement houses over wood ones
Who's here because of Irma and Harvey?
how can you not survive the hurricane lol 😂😂 like just use a potion of breathing amirite? 😂😂😂
Tomato Dorito debris hitting you? Drowning? Flying away because of the wind?
There are a lots of reason, kid
theres a 3rd hurrican katia now
Lavarrs Breath me
Me bitch a 5 coming here.
Anyone here for North Carolina Hurricane Florence? Cuz im about to get smacked with a category 3-4 hurricane 😥
Ehhh more like 4-5 good luck
@@faeovyn I hope you got a plan because it's going over VARY warm water and there's no forecasted windsheer also the storm is expected to just stay there for 3 days like Harvey did in Texas as an category 4 to almost 5 but not quite please be safe
Im with u
@@damientruther8599 dude you suck
Hey guys guess what? It's predicted its going to hit the coastline at only a category 3-4 max, and I live way on the middle - left side of NC so by the time it reaches me it will only be a category 1-2. Yay
I love on how the house beside is perfectly okay 🤣🤣🤣
Well well well. Here we are, getting ready for another big hurricane to New Orleans on the exact day 16 years ago of Katrina. Prayers the Gods have mercy.
i’m in BR. how are you holding up? i hope you are safe
Who here because of hurricane Dorian
Me but I live in Georgia but we still get the feeling of the hurricane up here
Me
@@jessicah6712 me too!!!!!
Same. Cuz its a category 5
@@jessicah6712 yeah!
who's here cuz of hurricane Florence?
me
I live in myrtle beach, im so worried
Lucas me, let’s hope Florence is not like Sandy, Katrina, Harvey, Irma, or Maria! But with a Cat 4 then stalling over NC for days bring lots of flooding, you better be prepared!
boss lasauce don’t be, in 2012 my state of NJ was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy witch created 80-90 mph winds and a massive 10-15 foot storm surge, I was fine! Just be ready, also won’t you guys in Hurricane Matthew in 2016? I know it’s a higher category in wind strength, Florence, but you were hit in 2016!
Me
Florida homes are built to be hurricane resistant. They are built entirely differently from homes elsewhere in the country. The main concern would be flooding about now.
Dude, Florida homes are made out of paper. I live here, I know.
+nataxiah bricks are best.. Im in VA we never have problems during storms
Paper? What part of Florida do you live in? Since Andrew, homes are required to have the first story built entirely from CMU block, with every third cell having rebar through and fastened to the structures foundation and filled with 3000 psi concrete. You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Each home is rigorously inspected, and materials used thoroughly tested. I happen to work for an engineering firm that performs these tests. Your statement is ridiculous.
Stu
wreksangel Well that explains why you are so heated up over my comment! lol I exaggerated to get my point across. I really don't think Florida homes are strong because they are no match for any hurricane. So until you have a 100% hurricane proof home, I will not be impressed. And I mean a category 5 hurricane! :)
Who's here in 2024 for Milton
CAT 1 10 % scared
CAT 2 35 % scared
CAT 3 70 % scared
CAT 4 100 % scared
CAT 5 150 % scared and 50 % heart attack
xD
For me it's the last one for all of them
for cat 2 and 3 I'm scared. wanna know why? I was in the path of Sandy and Irene.
i was in the eye wall of a cat 2 ( almost 3) and a 3 cat , and 55 miles from the ey wall of a cat 4. all of them were intense. i wasn't afraid but thats because im a daredevil and wanted to be a storm chaser as a kid. for most ppl its scary yea.
The Psychonaut Hour I was in hurricane Andrew in 1992 only 6 years old but that sucker was strong as hell and my house was the only one standing in the neighborhood
whats up fellow floridians, dorian time!!
LMAO
WHASSUUUUP!!! That time of year again!
YA’LL I’M FUCKING SCARED SJSJS 🙈
People are overreacting, just like they did with irma.
@flex tape just because it's estimated to be a cat 4 upon landfall doesnt mean it wont weaken to a cat 1 in no more than 24 hours, i mean by the time it gets to the middle of the state and the west coast it wont be more than a cat 1. Plus this is florida, we've been through worse. I personally, am not worried about it tbh.
Thank you for making this! This helps educate people with visuals to distinguish the hurricane categories.
Nobody:
The neighbors: *cool movie dude...*
Enduring a category 5 is impossible unless you have as heavy balls as this man
I’m here because Florence is coming
Same I live in NC so it's gonna hit us directly 😐
Me
Me too
I lived through hurricane HUGO.... it was the most frightening experience watching trees bent over at 45 degree angles then ripped straight up into the air, dozens of bright blue horizontal lightning bolts zooming across the entire pitch black sky illuminating the ghostly looking clouds, winds so strong that windows roofs and cars were blown to pieces, rain so hard it hurt like a dog bite, as people were crying & screaming while huddled inside a dark wet church with half a roof for hours on end. When the daylight finally returned, Charleston was mostly destroyed.
IAmAerody I feel you dude but it depends where you are tho for ex Raleigh is goin to get hit pretty bad
1:16 my Pringles will fly away??
Oh shoot PrOtEcT tHe PrInGLeS
Edit: I know that it’s shingles just put it on low volume it sounds like pringles
Oof
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thats Not funny...
@@leahuwu8216 yeah it is
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Who’s watching before Milton?
@riikerman2016 wants their meme back
Prepping for hurricane Irma... I think my chances are better if I stand outside like this guy
I Love Musicals So Much I Cry I realise this is a joke but don't do it.
I think he's dead
phs wrong
Here Comes Dorian Florida!!!
I have survived Irene and Sandy in NJ.
This will be my first one living in Florida!!
BigCheech 4509 congratulations 🍾 hope you got portable chargers and generator
same here!! stay safe 😔✌️
Good luck its a cat 4
Hurricanes in Florida are no joke.
@@dewdrop8626 They are to us. Well, in a coping sense.
I've lived in Florida all my life (25 years), hurricane memes are killing me right now.
So stay calm, prep your house for debris, and hold on tight for the ride! It's wild.
Before and after hurricanes, the very best of Florida's community comes out which is really the best part of this whole thing. Everyone's helping their neighbors.
A conclusion would be? *DON'T build paper houses.*
IKR.
thats not the purpose of a house
meoirin even in a concrete house you will lose your roof, your windows and door can be blown in which will allow wind inside which will destroy interior walls. This can weaker the structure and the house can still collapse.
Reckk why would you build a light roof on concrete walls? That's nonsense. In the Mexican Caribbean the entire house is built with concrete and stone, and, none of them suffer this damage in a hurricane.
Daniel Josue Balam Ceballos except for the windows, doors and if flooding occurs, the concrete building will be useless.
DynamicUrufu. But people like in my island of Puerto Rico dont build in flooding-proned areas for the most part. Mostly because the Government plans well. Also, most of our windows are made of steel. They are what we call persianas. Those resist a whole lot. I was in PR in 1998 during Georges which was Category 3. We got 120 mph winds and they didnt even flinch.
Anyone else come back to this video every time a hurricane is in your area
roof said..BYE SIS
windows said..BYE SIS
whole house said..BYE SISTERS
Neighbors house said: HI SISTERS
Who's here for hurricane lane in Hawaii? 😟
Humble Kanaka me, what's worse is that a lot of homes in Hawaii are pretty old (like mine) so idk how well it's gonna hold up :/ especially the jalousie windows
Me
its a cat thanks bro mahaloz 🤙
Ok we don't care if you don't pray some of us do keep your opinions to yourself ok. Thanks tho! 🤙🏽
@@kaichikuma our house is old too. The house rattles when we stomp in the living room. Hopefully it weakens.
I got this in my recommendations while hurricane Dorian is coming
Thanks TH-cam
Every time there's major hurricane this gets recommended to people, prove me wrong
Cat 5 Hurricane Michael hit my town in October of last year, absolutely catastrophic and traumatizing to go through. Praying that Dorian doesn’t change direction and hit us again, we can’t even sustain a tropical storm, let alone a Hurricane. Praying for everyone in the path of Dorian. Stay strong, stay safe
in 2004 we had 3 hurricanes in Central Florida and while it was fine for me, some people had no power for like 2 weeks, that's a tough thing to go through.
Good luck.
So sorry you have to go through all of that, stay safe
I remember hurricane Michael, at some point all I could see was pure white outside the window
this year and in 2017 i had Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Ian in Florida.
Me during a hurricane: Nah, we'll probably only get rain, the house will hold.
Hurricane: Hold my beer
I live in Oahu, Hawaii and we are about to get hit by hurricane lane, a reported category 5 hurricane, please pray for all of Hawaii mahalos 🙏🏽
It shouldn't be as bad as a Category 5, it should at least weaken down to a Category 3 before it hits Oahu. We should be praying for Big Island, as they got hit by the hurricane when it was a Category 5.
@@aaron5960 yeah bah they catching mean cracks rn hoping the best for them
@@aaron5960 honestly its supposed to be a cat 1 in oahu
* gives a big hug * stay safe! im in fl and there is a tropical wave coming!
I Will pray for you im getting hit because im in South Louisiana
That guys not standing in a grey circle, He’s not going to make it
"Most of your shingles fly away"
**roof comes of**
comment section:
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How about Hurricane Michael
No, Dorian
Dorian is worst than Irma's almost like Andrew 😨
3019: WhOs HeRe BeCaUsE oF hUrRiCaNe $&#*r8)+
Who’s in the Carolinas getting ready for Florence
I evacuated yesterday from Myrtle Beach
Stay safe everyone. Don’t underestimate and prepare for the worse. Better being safe than sorry.
Meeeeeeee
Me
Me...Oh wait i live in europe
watching this because my family in Florida is about to be hit really bad by Milton. I’m horrified for them, may god be merciful. 🙏
CAT 1: Decent wind guests and rain
CAT 2. larger wind gusts and more rain
CAT 3: big wind gusts, trees may fall over, rain may flood
CAT 4. Giant wind gusts, peeling and other house damages possible, rain has a higher chance to flood
CAT 5: HUMONGOUS, TOWERING WIND GUSTS. RAIN HAS A VERY LARGE CHANCE OF FLOODING. HOUSES MADE OF WOOD WITH WEAK MATERIAL WILL GET SERVERE HOUSE DAMAGE, SUCH AS ROOF FALLING OFF, WINDOWS EXPLODING, HOUSE FALLING APART, ETC.
That is how it really is.
drewthestrange YT the wind part is true the rain part is not because for example Florence was a Cat 1 at landfall and look at all the flooding it did!
Imagine if a cat 6 happens
imagine how the small tree is fine from cat 1 cat 2 cat 3 cat 4 cat 5
I have seen a brick wall fall partially off a house in a CAT 3
One huge consideration he didn't mention is wind gusts. Here in North Carolina, Florence was supposedly a Cat 1 but some of the gusts were equal to a two or even a three. I had a heavy Barbecue grill tucked into a corner where it was totally protected on two sides and partially on a third side. I found it smashed up ten yards away. Also, lost several large trees.
That one was bad
hurricane matthew am i right
Matthew T. Batts yeah
Yup
Quepasa you?
Yes sir
why im here
Who’s here watching this before Milton makes landfall
The thing is this doesn't really tell you much, Florida houses are designed with a Concrete exterior for strength in the 90's and up. So nothing like that can happen to a Concrete house like today. That's something you see in places like Northern Alabama, Kentucky, West Virginia, ect. Most coast states are made of concrete for hurricane safety standards
but most of the roofs are wooden so they fly away. In Europe houses are built properly even without a hurricane danger.
discovery: "Hey! Where did our entire budget go?"
the C.G.I guy: "Good question.."
there’s a category 5 here in hawai‘i! please pray for us
And what is praying gonna do????
Kim Jong-un ask god to save you
We had Hurricane Sally hit, and I've been on edge ever since. My county was hurt pretty badly, but I will never be unprepared again. I watched our backyard tree lift from the ground in the high wind gusts, and it was terrifying.
i had hurricane maria hit be "Category 5" i was left with no power for a year straight but me and our families went to go visit each other and we just stayed at my grandmas for a long time until everything was better
@@Person.Person_Person A YEAR??!!😮 Dayum I'm sorry to hear that... That's inexcusable... It took them over a year to restore your power but the second you're late on your utility bill they cut you off... Smh. I hope you at least got some kind of credit or something like that, either a few months free light ( 🥶😵 which I wouldn't count on cuz you know how the power companies are no one gets free light.. only people who get a reduction on they bill are the people who work on the utility poles.. ) but still considering the circumstances you should have gotten at least some type of credit for the time that your power was out.
@@jasoncourson8112 everything is back to normal now
Who's here because of HURRICANE LAURA?
Me! New top post! Lol
Me
Me, i heard it might hit me, so i came here to look what a catagory 4 hurricane looks like
SimplyKate oh no! Be safe!
@@sjcflawless i know it hit me it wasn't really really bad for me just traumatizing
HOW DID HE SURVIVE WITHOUT THE GREY CIRCLE?!😱😱😱
mark eliot doesnt need it
It’s a green circle now.
He’s crazy use you gray circle
Here's a tip:
Windows: use shutters.
Doors vulnerable to the storm: seal them as best as you can. I would try and use shutters on those, too, but putting up shutters is something my parents do.
Update: my parents went as far as putting shutters on our patio doors, front door, and laundry room door.
This guy can survive a catogory 5 hurricane unlike my doors during catogory 1 hurricanes.
Who's here because of Hurricane Florence?
me XD
Ay Myrtle Beach yo
Raleigh, NC
Me
Me virginia
Respect to this guy for going through a category 5 hurricane🙏🏻
Roof: *gets destroyed and flies away*
Man: *hello and welcome to my TH-cam video*
One thing people don't realize is that they're showing the worst case scenario for each category.
I've been in quite a few and I'll say usually they're not as bad as the damage they show but it can be with certain factors
A hurricane is categorized by its strongest 1 minute sustained winds, usually in the upper right quadrant and eye wall. Especially on larger storms, seeing an impact from a major hurricane may not equal major hurricane force winds at your location but it always demands respect.
I think this house just not built correctly
Yea I've been in a cat 3 and it's not that bad cat 4 is when there's actual problems
The guy is built correctly tho
Yep, I've been through Hurricane Ike and my house had no damage. It was still a Cat 2 when it crossed over Houston. I had 75 MPH sustained winds with gust close to 100 MPH. Other structures got damaged, but not my house or others in my neighborhood.
@@billybassman21 they might be talking about housing not meant to withstand a hurricane, like say you live really far up north, theres not gonna be hurricanes up there
@@MelonMan But there will be tornado's. A home should be able to withstand an EF3 tornado. It will probably have damage, but shouldn't need to be totally rebuilt.
here cuz of Florence. please Americans be safe i personally live in Europe but lm so worried
We've taken a lot of hits here in the US. We appreciate your love and concern friend. God bless.
Jimin_is_ bae I can tell you have a big heart. Thank you for genuinely caring ♥️
Well hey are you willing to help hurricane victims?
Thank you sweetie. I had to evacuate my house and I’m so worried about the damage :(
Taeistoocute On the bright side, if your home does get damaged, you won't :)
But, if you live in Florida you most likely have a concrete house like me. Which means the roof can still fall off and windows can break, so you don't really have to worry about you walls
Spencer Berlen I think all houses in florida are made of concrete. If not then we should do that...
I live in a concrete house in FL.
Came here because of Hurricane Milton
This man standing in a category 5 as a house gets destroyed behind him. He changes the force of the storm at will. He is the bringer of demise to those that soil justice.
He weareth no wig and is bold.
I love your birb 😍🐦
Who’s here because of Florence? I was hit by Sandy in NJ only a 90 mph Cat 1 Hurricane yet we had a pressure and surge typical of a Cat 4! I it was bad! hope we learn from hurricanes to better prepare our selves because the most damaging storms happens very recently! 14 out of the 15 happened since 2000! Be prepared for Florence!
Top 15 Costliest:
1. Katrina Cat 3 $125B 2005 LA
2. Harvey Cat 4 $120B 2017 TX
3. Maria Cat 5 $90B 2017 PR
4. Sandy Cat 1 $70B 2012 NJ
5. Irma Cat 4 $50B 2017 FL
6. Ike Cat 2 $45B 2008 TX
7. Andrew Cat 5 $35B 1992 FL
8. Wilma Cat 3 $30B 2005 FL
9. Ivan Cat 4 $25B 2004 AL
10. Rita Cat 4 $20B 2005 LA
11. Charley Cat 4 $15B 2004 FL
12. Matthew Cat 4 $15B 2016 FL
13. Irene Cat 1 $15B 2011 NJ
14. Frances Cat 3 $10B 2004 FL
15. Hugo Cat 4 $10B 1989 SC
You think florence could be as devestating as other hurricanes?
Its crazy how recent most of these are
i as hit by sandy in PA no worries i was fine
I love how often FL is in the list. Love my state and it's hurricanes 😂
@@ashh__ Hurricanes are the least of Florida's problems. The crazies keep me from visiting.
Me before watching this: Hurricanes don’t seem all that scary
Me after watching this: They are actually giant tornadoes and I’m never moving to Florida
@Alena Vikernes666 You aren't kidding ! I have a cat 3 due to hit close to my area in 3 days (Delta) ! Hope it misses us again. Although, missing my area doesn't do much good for wherever it hits. We already had a cat 1 at the beginning of the year that hit my area almost directly, not to mention that biotch Laura that devastated Lake Charles.
@Alena Vikernes666 No, I haven't heard of that before either, just like a few other things that the weather service has "invented' lately. I love living on the coast, but if I were younger, I'd move away from Houma, to the Toledo bend area and live on a houseboat, or a camp on the lake. As of today, it looks like my area may have dodged yet another bullet, because Delta is forecast to hit near Lake Charles...WOW...but this hurricane BS has gotten OLD !
How this man can just calmly stand their while in the middle of these storms. It baffles me