Thanks for the video - it is really well done and appreciated. We have a new build UC in Beachwalk - Glad to see Jungle Hut Road looked clear. Stay safe.
I drove past Beachwalk, aside from a tree down that had been cut-up (looked to be just outside of the community) nothing caught my eye. Roads didn’t appear to have standing water. I have a buyer considering this community so I wanted to see how it looked to be able to share. The community is so close to the beach! Congratulations in advance.
We're full here in Flagler County folks! I hear South Florida is nice 🙂. In all seriousness, I Vol.(F.D.)for 12yrs. in Flagler and told folks water was going to be an issue on this one. She didn't show it, but almost the entire barrier island just North of Marineland was compromised along w/losing our Pier again. Pier was 998' and measured 804' when I worked at the bait shop yrs. ago. Guessing we lost 100-150'
I also included video of most flooding I saw. There are a lot of areas that were far less impacted and I am sure some that were more impacted that I just did not see. And you are very welcome!
Thanks Maegan. Been living here 7 weeks. My first ever hurricane (tropical storm). Learned alot. Thankful to be here in beautiful PC! Flagler County Emergency Management has been amazing thru this as well as so many others in this community!😊
We love Flagler beach so much and we always travel to little Flagler on a 16hr drive for our family beach vacation every other year. We always stay at the topaz hotel motel and it’s our little home away from home there.
We live in the F section of P C! We lost power for only 3 hours! After the power came back on nothing worked so I had to have someone come over to fix everything! I had two Citrus trees go over but I already put them back up! A 100 ft tree in the vacant lot behind us went down, if it had gone down the opposite way it would have hit a house! Water came up to our front door but I had towels down and they got wet! Just a few branches went down! We feel lucky! Usually we don’t get Hurricanes here!
Great footage, thank you. Nobody else has better TH-cam content about Palm Coast. I love every video...going to Palm Coast on Monday, to look at homes.
Thank you! You are so kind. I am so excited for you!!!! You’re coming from Cali, right? That’s what I thought I remembered you saying. Do you need assistance??
@@turtleneckferret Because Palm Coast is beautiful, and we want to live in a well governed state, with a REAL governor, not a poorly run, libtard state, with a crappy, fake governor.
@@movingtopalmcoastflorida Thank you! We're tentatively working with a listing realtor from a house we are interested in. If he doesn't work out, we'll call you.
@@overundersidewaysdown It' can be a good idea to have your own agent representing your interests and negotiating on your behalf. Typically, you will get a better deal that way.
Thank you so much for this video. We are in Oregon at the moment but live in this area so it was great to see first hand how things survived. All the roadwork to shore up the cliffs along the coast seems to have survived. This was very well done. thanks again.
Hi Maegan, I know your post is years old, however Hurricane Milton made me question IAN. We just move to Ocean Hammock about 4 months ago, building a home on Hammock Beach Cir. Do you or anyone else remember if Hammock Beach Cir flooded? There are homes right on the beach front there.
I stay in the L section. We maybe lost power for 10 minutes and a big old pine fell in the side yard but other than that no issues. We usually avoid all the flooding and power outages over here the L section is the place to be
I'm in Palm Coast thinking of moving to North Carolina (West Side). It is getting too crowded here in Palm Coast. Traffic is terrible. Back in 2001 it was nice.
Very nice. What you show here is how remarkably well Palm Coast held up;. This may be your very best real estate ad! Mantanzas Shores condos is where I want to be. Funny how all news was vague and short in my opinion. Who knew a real estate agent was better at the news than the news anchors themselves. Nicely done! ; )
You are very welcome! I had so many people reaching out concerned that I saw a need for the video once it was safe to do so. Hope you and your family fared well!
My grandparents moved to Palm Coast in the early 80s when the alphabetical streets were first developed. They lost their first house to a forest fire, then rebuilt and stayed until the mid-90s. They never had a hurricane. This was quite a storm.
Thank you for the shot of P Section. I purchased a lot there last fall and my contractor is working up plans right now for my home. It looks like that area did pretty well. I still very much want to move to Palm Coast, but I have a feeling now that the material shortages and delays are going to be even worse than they already were. I wouldn't doubt it being this time next year before my home's done (he was hoping for late spring/early summer).
im a student at flagler palm coast high school, and they are making us go back to school on monday. families are still recovering from this and most still dont even have power. terrible decision.
My house is in section A of Palm Coast and we did pretty well. I lost some siding off my house, which is a pain, but it could have been so much worse. We did some intrusion and our dunes look like they were in a fight, but they did their job, thanks goodness.
Thanks Veronica, this was once the wind and rain had calmed quite a bit / spotty rain and it was almost past us. We only left when we felt safe to do so, and turned around if something seemed unsafe. I chose to do so out of an abundance of messages asking how we were impacted in the area. Seemed like the easiest way to get the word out. I can’t speak for anyone else, but there were certainly quite a number of vehicles on the road.
It happens people when you live by a big body of water you get some storms some years you do some years you don't look at California they get earthquakes and fires so it's all devastating you can't be afraid you just deal with it
Good morning. Was wondering if the flagler beach post office, police/ fire, and breakfast place got flooded or damaged. Have a relative lives there. No contact since b4 the storm. Any update would be great Thankx
I did not see flooding in the area when we were there, but I did not drive directly past it. A lot of people were without power. Best wishes to your relative. You can always look into a wellness check if you still haven’t heard and are concerned!
@@Holyheart1 homes in areas prone to flooding, and waterfront / beachfront homes felt more impacts from flooding and winds. Aside from that I think it’s just smaller areas scattered throughout Palm Coast where roads and yards had more standing water. Some homes felt impacts from not being able to flush toilets for a period of time (pep tanks). And a lot of homes were without power scattered throughout Palm Coast as well. We didn’t lose power, I believe underground utilities helped with that.
Intro music waaay to loud. Thank you for the drive around the area where my grand parents used to live. My mother and I have many good memories. We are so sad about the pier.
I've been trying to move to St Augustine for almost a year now. I've been there every summer almost my whole entire life. I truly hated seeing all the flooding. But maybe rent will be a little bit cheaper
Rent will not be cheaper due to storms. Storms are not new to our area. St Aug. is notoriously high priced around here. Many folks live in PC and drive to St. Augustine, however palm coast has now also become very expensive to live in. The population has gone from 60k to 90k in just two short years. The cheaper areas to live here now are Bunnell and Hastings.
@@mandibarrett9401 I figured this much. I was kind of joking. Thanks for letting me know about some of the better priced areas. I have to work out of Jax if I transfer and I haven't wanted to settle with living in Jacksonville 🤢
@@mandibarrett9401 my boss moved there to work for awhile and lived on the island and just drove the commute but said she was happy and rent wasn't too ridiculous. I was thinking about just being a free bird and getting a sailboat. My grandpa used to actually help run the bridge of the Lions and he couldn't stand ppl anchored and not paying taxes🤣
If you live in Florida, eventually you will get hit by a hurricane. The preparation, the lack of electricity, and constantly repairing the damage does become exhausting. Vacation in Florida, don't live there.
Just seeing your comment! Florida isn’t right for everyone. For some, the challenges aren’t worth it, for others, it is worth it! There will never be a “perfect” place that everyone will agree on. One size doesn’t fit all. All locations will have their own set of challenges from time to time. An environment may be too cold, too hot, people don’t want to shoveling snow, dodging frequent tornadoes, lack of rain, too much rain, too much humidity, earthquakes…. You name it. It’s a matter of perspective. I believe the key is finding the perfect place for you! That looks differently for everyone. I hope you love where you live! Best wishes to you in 2023!
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Thank you for sharing this video it was comforting to know that our neighborhood survived this monster storm.
You’re welcome!
Thanks for this video. Big kiss from Milan Italy 🇮🇹
Wow, thanks for sharing! It sounds like they watched Palm Coast grow from humble beginnings!
Thanks for the video - it is really well done and appreciated. We have a new build UC in Beachwalk - Glad to see Jungle Hut Road looked clear. Stay safe.
I drove past Beachwalk, aside from a tree down that had been cut-up (looked to be just outside of the community) nothing caught my eye. Roads didn’t appear to have standing water. I have a buyer considering this community so I wanted to see how it looked to be able to share. The community is so close to the beach! Congratulations in advance.
We're full here in Flagler County folks! I hear South Florida is nice 🙂. In all seriousness, I Vol.(F.D.)for 12yrs. in Flagler and told folks water was going to be an issue on this one. She didn't show it, but almost the entire barrier island just North of Marineland was compromised along w/losing our Pier again. Pier was 998' and measured 804' when I worked at the bait shop yrs. ago. Guessing we lost 100-150'
Thank you Megan for the video, it helped us a lot. You are very sweet and kind and I love your videos. 🥰
Thank you!!! I hope you guys are well!!!!
I just moved here from Colorado....what a great welcoming gift from Ian! 😂
Oh no! 😅
Thank you for taking the ride
Prayers to all effected
Thanks Meagan, from Canada - so great to see this video was very worried doesn’t look too bad but lots of flooding though hope everyone is ok
I also included video of most flooding I saw. There are a lot of areas that were far less impacted and I am sure some that were more impacted that I just did not see. And you are very welcome!
Thanks Maegan. Been living here 7 weeks. My first ever hurricane (tropical storm). Learned alot. Thankful to be here in beautiful PC! Flagler County Emergency Management has been amazing thru this as well as so many others in this community!😊
Welcome to Palm Coast!
@@movingtopalmcoastflorida thank you!😊😊
Thanks for the video and the detail update.
You’re welcome!
We love Flagler beach so much and we always travel to little Flagler on a 16hr drive for our family beach vacation every other year. We always stay at the topaz hotel motel and it’s our little home away from home there.
We live in the F section of P C! We lost power for only 3 hours! After the power came back on nothing worked so I had to have someone come over to fix everything! I had two Citrus trees go over but I already put them back up! A 100 ft tree in the vacant lot behind us went down, if it had gone down the opposite way it would have hit a house! Water came up to our front door but I had towels down and they got wet! Just a few branches went down! We feel lucky! Usually we don’t get Hurricanes here!
Wow! I’m glad you guys are safe!
Im in the P section my power only flashed never really went out
Great footage, thank you.
Nobody else has better TH-cam content about Palm Coast.
I love every video...going to Palm Coast on Monday, to look at homes.
Why?
Thank you! You are so kind. I am so excited for you!!!! You’re coming from Cali, right? That’s what I thought I remembered you saying. Do you need assistance??
@@turtleneckferret
Because Palm Coast is beautiful, and we want to live in a well governed state, with a REAL governor, not a poorly run, libtard state, with a crappy, fake governor.
@@movingtopalmcoastflorida
Thank you! We're tentatively working with a listing realtor from a house we are interested in. If he doesn't work out, we'll call you.
@@overundersidewaysdown It' can be a good idea to have your own agent representing your interests and negotiating on your behalf. Typically, you will get a better deal that way.
Thank for the update video Maegan. You did a great job with it.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video. We are in Oregon at the moment but live in this area so it was great to see first hand how things survived. All the roadwork to shore up the cliffs along the coast seems to have survived. This was very well done. thanks again.
Thank you very much! Have a safe trip!
Thanks I was worried because my parents live in Palm Coast
Thanks for showing me what it looked like in my neighborhood. Great footage👍
Thank you!
Hi Maegan, I know your post is years old, however Hurricane Milton made me question IAN. We just move to Ocean Hammock about 4 months ago, building a home on Hammock Beach Cir. Do you or anyone else remember if Hammock Beach Cir flooded? There are homes right on the beach front there.
I stay in the L section. We maybe lost power for 10 minutes and a big old pine fell in the side yard but other than that no issues. We usually avoid all the flooding and power outages over here the L section is the place to be
Thank you, were in North Carolina without much news.
Hey Tim, I posted a part 2 late last night!
I'm in Palm Coast thinking of moving to North Carolina (West Side). It is getting too crowded here in Palm Coast. Traffic is terrible. Back in 2001 it was nice.
does anyone know how Snack Jacks did ?
I am working on a follow-up video. They were closed today, not sure how much damage they had hit I will have a clip in the next video.
Very nice. What you show here is how remarkably well Palm Coast held up;. This may be your very best real estate ad! Mantanzas Shores condos is where I want to be. Funny how all news was vague and short in my opinion. Who knew a real estate agent was better at the news than the news anchors themselves. Nicely done! ; )
Oh my goodness, you are so kind! Thank you Kansas Plowboy! Let me know when you are ready, I am happy to help!
Thank you very much for your video. We are out of town and wanted to see how bad the damage was in Palm Coast.
You are very welcome! I had so many people reaching out concerned that I saw a need for the video once it was safe to do so. Hope you and your family fared well!
My grandparents moved to Palm Coast in the early 80s when the alphabetical streets were first developed. They lost their first house to a forest fire, then rebuilt and stayed until the mid-90s. They never had a hurricane. This was quite a storm.
Thank you for the shot of P Section. I purchased a lot there last fall and my contractor is working up plans right now for my home. It looks like that area did pretty well. I still very much want to move to Palm Coast, but I have a feeling now that the material shortages and delays are going to be even worse than they already were. I wouldn't doubt it being this time next year before my home's done (he was hoping for late spring/early summer).
Welcome to Palm Coast in advance! Wishing you the best of luck!
The Seminole woods area does not appear to have taken any damage. Couldn't get to the A1A this morning to check on my sisters house.
I am glad you’re ok, and hope her house is ok! I heard they shut the bridge down.
Thanks for great video sitting here in Ill wondering how Flager beach and palm coast survived
I’m thankful that it wasn’t worse! Thanks for your kind comment, and you are welcome!
im a student at flagler palm coast high school, and they are making us go back to school on monday. families are still recovering from this and most still dont even have power. terrible decision.
I have kids returning to MHS / ITMS. I understand your concern, and hope that power continues to be restored quickly!
My house is in section A of Palm Coast and we did pretty well. I lost some siding off my house, which is a pain, but it could have been so much worse. We did some intrusion and our dunes look like they were in a fight, but they did their job, thanks goodness.
Sorry to hear about the intrusion! Thanks for watching!
Love your video footage, however, what were people doing out in that?
Thanks Veronica, this was once the wind and rain had calmed quite a bit / spotty rain and it was almost past us. We only left when we felt safe to do so, and turned around if something seemed unsafe. I chose to do so out of an abundance of messages asking how we were impacted in the area. Seemed like the easiest way to get the word out. I can’t speak for anyone else, but there were certainly quite a number of vehicles on the road.
Surf club 1 did it flood? I’m in Illinois and have a condo there!!!
Hi Wendy, I have not heard of any flooding there. You will have better luck reaching out directly. Best wishes!
I did thank you so much one of our neighbors checked and we do not have water. Thank you
We were planning on moving to Florida in a couple of weeks, but he'll no! We're moving to Oregon
LOL, best of luck!
It happens people when you live by a big body of water you get some storms some years you do some years you don't look at California they get earthquakes and fires so it's all devastating you can't be afraid you just deal with it
Good morning.
Was wondering if the flagler beach post office, police/ fire, and breakfast place got flooded or damaged.
Have a relative lives there.
No contact since b4 the storm.
Any update would be great
Thankx
I did not see flooding in the area when we were there, but I did not drive directly past it. A lot of people were without power. Best wishes to your relative. You can always look into a wellness check if you still haven’t heard and are concerned!
@@movingtopalmcoastflorida
He is good.
Spoke a little while ago.
No flooding. No house damage.
Just loss of power.
Thank you for the follow up.
Hello Maegan again any idea on what part of plam coast got hit the hardest ? Or what section . I still want to move there
Thanks Tom
@@Holyheart1 homes in areas prone to flooding, and waterfront / beachfront homes felt more impacts from flooding and winds. Aside from that I think it’s just smaller areas scattered throughout Palm Coast where roads and yards had more standing water. Some homes felt impacts from not being able to flush toilets for a period of time (pep tanks). And a lot of homes were without power scattered throughout Palm Coast as well. We didn’t lose power, I believe underground utilities helped with that.
@@charlespipitone2324 that’s wonderful news!
Intro music waaay to loud. Thank you for the drive around the area where my grand parents used to live. My mother and I have many good memories. We are so sad about the pier.
It wasn’t meant to be that loud, and I can’t fix without deleting and starting over. Thanks.
I've been trying to move to St Augustine for almost a year now. I've been there every summer almost my whole entire life. I truly hated seeing all the flooding. But maybe rent will be a little bit cheaper
Rent will not be cheaper due to storms. Storms are not new to our area. St Aug. is notoriously high priced around here. Many folks live in PC and drive to St. Augustine, however palm coast has now also become very expensive to live in. The population has gone from 60k to 90k in just two short years. The cheaper areas to live here now are Bunnell and Hastings.
@@mandibarrett9401 I figured this much. I was kind of joking. Thanks for letting me know about some of the better priced areas. I have to work out of Jax if I transfer and I haven't wanted to settle with living in Jacksonville 🤢
@@unorubbertoe I don't blame you, lol. There are nice parts of Jax but they are by the beach and really expensive.
@@mandibarrett9401 my boss moved there to work for awhile and lived on the island and just drove the commute but said she was happy and rent wasn't too ridiculous. I was thinking about just being a free bird and getting a sailboat. My grandpa used to actually help run the bridge of the Lions and he couldn't stand ppl anchored and not paying taxes🤣
Next time it will be worst because they are building too many homes and commercial buildings in Palm Coast. The water will have no place to go.
Palm coast is going to be the next holly hill .
No more people should move to Palm Coast haha. Its getting too crowded!
If you live in Florida, eventually you will get hit by a hurricane. The preparation, the lack of electricity, and constantly repairing the damage does become exhausting. Vacation in Florida, don't live there.
Just seeing your comment!
Florida isn’t right for everyone. For some, the challenges aren’t worth it, for others, it is worth it! There will never be a “perfect” place that everyone will agree on. One size doesn’t fit all.
All locations will have their own set of challenges from time to time. An environment may be too cold, too hot, people don’t want to shoveling snow, dodging frequent tornadoes, lack of rain, too much rain, too much humidity, earthquakes…. You name it. It’s a matter of perspective.
I believe the key is finding the perfect place for you! That looks differently for everyone. I hope you love where you live! Best wishes to you in 2023!
Oh, palm coast..a county who doesn't give a S, about the poor nor the homeless...what happened to the homeless in Palm Coast?
Why don't you let the bums stay at your place, if you're so worried?
Fucking obnoxious "music",but otherwise thanks