Hurricane Michael 28 hr time lapse
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- Looking East over the Hathaway Bridge in St. Andrews Bay, in Panama City, Florida, this time lapse show what it was like during Hurricane Michael. This video was taken over approximately 28 Hours and compressed to 64x speed. From October 9th at around 4pm through Hurricane Michael to approximately 11pm on October 10th. it show the late afternoon and night before, the day of, and the night of.
16:25 that raw surge of power. wow
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You want to see massive power look up mexico beach hurricane Micheal footage. One video in particular is a GoPro left to record the storm. In the video you can see a timelapse of the storm you can see it blow entire buildings away and see it wash the asphalt of hwy 98 away.
I'm probly going to sound stupid but why did it turn green??
@@danielgoober2914 sunlight arrives at earth in a yellow tone, and the sky is blue. The storm changes the light shining through, and yellow and blue make green. This is a common phenomenon in powerful, windy storms.
Thank you
I was expecting those power poles to fall! Thanks for the awesome video
I expected to see much more movement than what they did.
Same here LOL
I'm from the area. On the other side of that bridge is where all the chaos happened. The bridge comes from Panama City Beach, and that area looked like a bad thunderstorm went through. But on the other side of the bridge, it looked like a tornado came through.
Panama City Beach had very minimal damage. As you go east along the coast the damage gets much worse. The hardest hit area was Mexico beach which was almost completely leveled. Panama City and Callaway were devastated as well. Where I live in Gulf county Florida we had major damage as well but nothing like Mexico beach. Please continue to pray for all the areas hit by this massive storm as there are thousands that have lost everything and many are living in tents.
I rode this storm out. This is the west edge of the storm and DOES NOT do justice to the damage done to Panama City, Mexico Beach and surrounding areas. Panama City beach was open for business as usual the next day, it took me and three friends two days to cut my way out of my yard. I live 20 miles east of where this Video was shot. Panama City will be years recovering.
I lived in Callaway at the time of the storm
I lived in Port St. Joe and I rode it out
I live in jackson county and it's never gonna be the same up here
I live in Callaway and just had my new roof installed, 2 months later. Most are still waiting for theirs.
I live in Wewahitchka. We stayed and rode the storm out. My best friend rode it out in Mexico beach about three blocks from tucans. He also took videos from inside the house as the storm surge filled the house with about five feet of water. This storm was a massive monster and I hope we never see another one of this power in my lifetime.
This is so sad. Its amazing how you can have everything but then lose everything.
Silver Sun your profile pic has alot to do with your comment
True facts yo. I was in Panama City when the hurricane hit.
@@gachaley6557 😥😥are you and your family okay?
Silver Sun yes I’m ok but thankfully I’m staying in a hotel for now! Thanks for asking😊
For number one for a person that wants to experience en e f 5 hurricane like Dorian I want to Number two feel what 200 mile an hour with rain at the same time pelted at my body I want total maximum feeling in my veins rushing to take on a top end cat 5 hurricane that is one of my Ultimate weather goal
We rode this out too - we live about a mile and a half in the direction you are looking on the left. Our house did just fine (lost the fence and sheds) but we were lucky. That said, Jerry Wilson Roofing had put on a new roof for us about two years ago and we were just about the only house without roof damage. Just giving him a plug because without his great work we would have had a mess like everyone else round us; we are so thankful. So many of our friends lost a lot - it sure is sad but the town is strong and it will do just fine. Pray for the people who lost everything - they need our support. Oh, and this video is about 12 min to long - cut that much of the front end and it would be perfect. Thanks for posting it.
Wow! Those trees & utility poles took that storm like a boss! I don't think anything even got uprooted.
Notice at the height of the storm the sky went into that classic green color. Just like in the great plains when you have severe weather & a tornado might be forming. That continues to be an ominous sign, when you see the sky going green, some really bad weather is at hand & you need to get undercover! Great video!
Would've been awesome if we got to see the eye go right overhead!
This storm was way worse than shown in this video. Many people loves wet changed that day and many homes were destroyed.
This video doesn't show anything. Panama City Beach didn't get hardly any damage. Panama City got lots of damage and as you go east the damage gets much worse. Callaway, Tyndall air Force Base, and Mexico beach got it worse than anywhere else. I live in Wewahitchka we suffered lots of damage but nothing like Mexico Beach.
Im originally from Kentucky and always heard when the sky turns yellow to be afraid of severely dangerous weather
Palm trees are known to have taken strong winds like shown here, even near the eye of the storm.
I was in this storm fast forward 2 months later,I am still recovering
We all are.
Oof
It's a c5
Brilliant footage, that shows Michaels fury even at outer bands. We live only about a mile away and it was the scariest thing I’ve lived through. I miss the trees. #850Strong
Been there. Lived that.
So many times I drove that road. That was scary. Thanks for sharing...
12:25 Everybody
Thanks bro
Much appreciated
What happened?
I'm so confused
@@sagedaboss6151 Start of the actual storm.
12:30 there was almost 1 hour cut in this timelapse..
l was in Lynn Haven, east of the bridge. l caught the west wall. for an hour and a half all l could see outside was white like a blizzard. 130+ mph winds. our infrastructure was gone for a couple weeks. we bathed in the pool and used that water to flush the toilet. biggest thing l remember is the silence except sirens and helicopter and the absolute darkness at night. electric was the first thing restored and that took a couple weeks. l had roof damage, lost a shed and all my fence. l had to remove a dozen downed trees, none from my yard
This was really an extremely incredible footage
I live 2 hours from Panama city beach and the wind outside was so loud you had to scream. The trees where bending like crazy. A limb from our oak tree almost hit my bedroom but it hit the gutter and sidewalk so it was close
Clearly that was a category five, the tool they were using to measure the wind speed broke but landed with wind speeds on 152. It was still intensifying and was going through it’s Eye wall Regeneration Cycle. This hurricane smacked The panhandle hard. 3rd Strongest storm now
Can’t believe cars are still driving in that. Before it cleared up.
The power lines actually hold up thats pretty good.
First time seeing this and it is amazing that you wouldn't know the destruction happening on the other side of the bridge.
I attribute it mainly to the fact that I recorded it overlooking the bay. Nothing there (trees/structures) to have been damaged.
Hours turned into minutes jeez the power of editing
I live in Southport FL, about 6 miles north of Panama City FL. 10 weeks later & everything looks like a war zone! Depressing as hell!
We're not going to move away, instead commit to support and rebuild my community! It will be several years before things
look somewhat normal!
I'm glad you're staying. We are as well. I was born and raised in Panama City. It's home.
@@Capt_Jon84 May the force be with us! We'll be need it!😆
i remember the night of the 10th how all of the power was out so you could vividly see the stars in the sky. it was pretty cool! until we woke up the next morning and we realized our town was stuck with this wound forever.
One of the things that fascinates me the most about these storms is what a change in landfall of just a few miles can mean for damage. Landfall about 10-15 miles west of where it hit and the end of this video would’ve looked a lot different
From lit up beautifully to complete power outage as far as the eye can see on this camera!
I feel like I was pretty lucky to be able to catch it from this point of view.
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I’m surprised your poles didn’t snap. I live in town and we didn’t have a single pole standing in our area. It’s amazing how much of a difference 10 miles can make.
They did back closer to Thomas drive and down Front Beach. I think these are just secured really well and didn't have any trees to hit them.
Firestingwisher This is true. I saw a lot of the ones that snapped on Thomas Drive and that was direct contact. Glad you didn’t have too much of that damage and are safe ❤️
You can see the clouds changing direction
This is a Catastrophe. People at stealing and robbing just to survive and I don’t judge them. It just hurts to know that you lost everything you had. This is not gonna take months this is going to take YEARS. There is no home to go back to for me.
Man, yesterday there was a lot of cars then the morning only a few already are left.
Great time lapse, was cool to see wind direction change after 1pm, was not expecting that since eye was to the east of here
This was just West of the Western eye wall. Looking at radar time lapse of the impact, the eye was about 1 mile east of this camera. Right across my Dad (Lisenby Ave) and my Brother in law (Amherst Ave.)
its crazy how a highway can change in less than 26 minutes
Look at the direction the clouds are moving throughout this time lapse. Judging by the looks of things, we're looking east, south-east (I later read the description). Which means that the eye of Michael progressed through the area from right to left from this perspective. The eye barely passed 15-30 km away. And from looking at Google Maps, this is from Bandit Charters?
Marina Landing condominiums.
Yeah this is the condominium at the foot of the west end of the bridge. Straight ahead is Berg Pipe so you’d be looking E by SE in this video.
Springfield and Parker look like a giant tornado hit Rather than a hurricane.
Phil Carroll some believe that some tornadoes spun off of the main storm and did damage. It is possible that some of the chaos came from tornadoes.
@@absinthexiii4376 It's possible there were tornadoes embedded, that is pretty common. But, with sustained straight-line winds of 150 MPH and higher gusts, no tornado is necessary to explain the tornadic-like damage. Embedded tornadoes are never as strong as the midwest monsters. An EF-2 tornado could've passed through your neighborhood and been effectively masked by the hurricane winds...gone unnoticed. It's for certain tornadoes didn't cover all of the impacted 30-mile wide swath that resembles tornado damage.
Legends say that camera is still standing to this day..
What an I doing with my life ?
Watching a 26min time lapse !
It's been ages.
Ye si live in Panama still I live in Lynn haven now but when it happened we lived in masslina and we had to stay during the hurricane and boyyyy I was so scared but my mom's house flooded and my grandma house roof fell in while we where in the house during hurricane Michael
we rode this bad boy out on State Ave, this town was unrecognizable after this shit, it was some nerve wrecking shit i tell you, but its coming back together a little bit at a time
for a few seconds i saw the seafood boat that used to be at what was the pier/boat dock, the big one near the ship cargo port, i saw it for a few seconds drifting along the water. such a fatality that a small business could get swept away so far
I think what you may have seen(in this video) was actually the Navy's SeaFighter.
At what time in the video?
15:45 - 16:45 *Height of the storm*
I lived in Callaway Florida about 15 miles from Mexico Beach. Lost everything in the span of 3 hrs job , home, car... but I am glad to be alive!
@@Moonlava722 we all are.
Moonlava Reyes yes I know how you feel😔#850strong💪
Damn.....those power poles..
I just hope the Toy Box wasn’t damaged too bad. Those girls are the best 😈
Chump Johnson sorry to say it’s still standing but it’s pretty much out of business now
At 17:16-18 storm winds change direction... but actually starts the process of turning around 17:01. At first, winds are coming toward the camera and later are going away from camera. Amazing footage but it is sped up quite a bit, it says 64x in info box.
I was trying not to make it too time consuming to watch, while still being able to watch it, if that makes sense.
What people in California expected when the news said Hilary would be life threatening lol
beat it beat it beat it
I was in it and it was soo sad
During the hurricane there was a power outage
You got Lynn Haven all over your glass
Ya know what is super ironic here too? The new Halloween Movie came out the exact same month this monster wreaked havoc on Panama City. Tell me thats not a super weird coincidence?
I rode this out in a trailer in wicksburg Alabama will never forget
I live in cocoa beach. Where hurricane Matthew had the worst affect. This looks bad but being there in person and experiencing something like this is crazy. The bridges to the mainland where flooded over for 2 days after Matthew. I believe there was 5-6 tornadoes that spawned due to Matthew, seeing neighborhoods with a path of destruction, thousands of boats where littering the banana and Indian River. It was insane.
AKA Hurricane Michael Jackson
Nothing compared to the ferocity and damage I saw that others had to deal with.
Watch from 15:00 to 17:30 at 2x speed. It's intense!
Where the Fortnite storm starts 14:28
When this happened where I live it did not look that bad
6:45
Lightning
Anyone notice that footage from 6:50-6:53 a.m. is missing? Gets me curious....
SD card issues. Also from about 7:18 into the 8 o clock hour.
Are these poles made out of titanium geez!
They are cement if I remember correctly.
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welcome to episode 756 of why is this in my recommend
Because TH-cam is stupid.
Thank where I was wasn't hit as hard as the areas around us
Yeee tally boi
14:44 just seconds before it hit 17:06 the storm ends
Some people are real goonies..................................
Showdown never say die #850strong
At 6:45 i see a lightning bolt
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That was it? ... Hmmm, glad to see it was actually anticlimactic.
Only in that spot. Nothing on the sides to have been damaged. Only the bay.
This video shows nothing. Panama City Beach had very minimal damage. You want to see the power of this hurricane look up videos from Tyndall air Force Base and Mexico Beach Florida. We that live east of Panama City Beach got hammered. We still have thousands that have been displaced. Many are living in tents or have had to leave the state to go live with family or friends as they lost everything. Please don't think this videos represents hurricane Micheal because it does not.
Camera man sucked
G'day,
Looks a bit breezey
Betta take me jacket
22:39 caught a high speed chase 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️