You didn't experience the wrath of Andrew in 1992...I lived in Cutler Ridge (now known as Cutler Bay)...165mph sustained winds with 220mph gusts....it was like living through a 4 hour tornado. It took 7 months to get my electric back. The grid was completely destroyed.

@@miamidolphinsfan omg 7 months 😢I feel sick about Ian … I’m in pinellas … praying for everyone

how about hurricane ian?

@@jackmeds12 tbh where I live which is around st pete, Irma caused more damage. But southwest Florida got far more damage than Irma

​@@MartyBoyRN23 ffffffffdffffll

I was in San Carlos Park directly off of 41 and you could hear it coming up the way.

Dorian not like irma

Dorian is nothing compared to Irma, it isnt even gonna hit Florida

rockgamer 3000 I am from Florida and governor DeSantis said to stay vigilant for all we know it could change direction again

@@gkupos There's a high pressure system right by SC, and that's why its turning over there. Unless it somehow breaks, then its gonna continue that path until it eventually dies out in the cold northern waters. I'd keep an eye out on Central America though, possible depression to form and start making it's way torwards the panhandle and southern states.

rockgamer 3000 180MPH it broke _WORLD RECORD_ also, we can’t guess.

i remember the house across the street having a ladder on the top of their tree. i remember we had no power, cable, or water for a couple days. i remember being outside during the hurricane, the wind strong enough to use my shirt as a sail and whisk me away. i had to keep one hand on the door. the rain was like a blanket of water, not heavy droplets, but constant showering instead. and yet i never felt in danger, it was just some rain and damage. then we saw what had happened in the keys. there were ships in driveways, houses blown apart, trees littering the road.

Winds were about 100 MPH in Sarasota I believe, passed through as a borderline cat 1/2.

He has a point.

I went through irma when it was a category 5 hurricane and no power for like 1 month and no wifi for almost a year.

I was living in Florida with my mother during this. We had a terrible time. Electricity was off 2 weeks for me. But we were prepared and the water was still working.

No power for a month?!

@@TalioLikes lol I didn't have power for 2 months.

I road it out in Naples wasn't nice

Same I drove from Fort Lauderdale to Orlando but it hit Orlando

Mark Clark I rode it out in Miami and the biggest tree my neighbor have fell on their house and their was a big tree like 50 feet tall and 10 feet wide fell in the middle of the rode and we had no power but at the end of the storm it was nighttime and the wind Irma made was a good cool breeze

Mad Klout i hope you all stay safe during this new hurricane

anthony lee it’s cool I have nothing to worry about it’s just a tropical storm

Irma weakened to a cat 1 there.

Omg I just noticed that lmao

@Brŷàñ ćrüž it didnt hit anywhere at that intensity besides part of Cuba, i doubt that.

what city?

@@tvold9204 florida davie

@@thisisjustaguy That's east coast, you were 100 miles away from the center, it delivered category 1 winds to davie.

@@thisisjustaguy category 1 is still enough to damage buildings and tear down trees.

RJ RJ yeah it’s a soft ass hurricane

Sad

Nah…California sucks right now with its politics, wildfires, and earthquakes.

Frfr I was in marco island I was bored asl with no power

I was in miami i spend 2 WEEKS without power and bro i was so bored 💀 no wifi or anything

@@slmpiiyyy same I spent 2 weeks without power, it sucked

@@AvengedPanzer yeah 🤧

skylark fly's true I wanna see it

@@imabigsimp9445 like fr i wanna go threw it sounds interesting and we hadnt have one in years i just wanna go threw the experience

@@kahlifaspinallb.9630 same

@@sydneysykes4312 i wouldnt mind you dont know what im going thru😂😢

@Phuck Eyoo nobody ask you first of and secondly we know that we just saying we just want a hurricane to come to new york like mind your business like frfr😐

Same it’s 😞

Sad

It was only a cat 1 there as well.

@@tvold9204 You're replying to every comment with the same thing, at this point I doubt it's true

@@AvengedPanzer?

Cat 6 doesn’t exist

@@chickennugget438 i said that to give detail to the size of it; i know cat 6 isnt a thing

Ahhh those were the days, I miss those days, even after my street was destroyed

@Everything fiction I lost power for 2 days no cap

This was way worse than sandy. Sandy's winds were actually only 80 MPH, the highest wind gust at JFK airport in NYC was 69 MPH, while in Naples the wind reached 142. It was way worse than sandy don't even compare the two.

khan jon - Then maybe the hurricane should have bypassed the non-US territories in the Caribbean, but it didn't.

It's really not.

I’m Not A Gamer smh

Duh . Grass is green sky is blue sun is red .

No crap Sherlock

you’ve got it stacey

Sux cause I just moved to Florida from ny..feels like a bad choice

Nowhere is safe from natural disasters. You have to learn to live with them.

@@thegametapes That was a great choice moving to Florida. It would be my ideal place to live.

Sky blue_youtube Lover Dorian but it’s gonna be stronger (I live in Florida as well)

And we will be prepared and ready to act😠😌😌

Half the reason Andrew looked so bad was because of poorly built homes and other popular structures. Not because it was strong enough to completely wipe out hundreds of houses.

Ok

Not really, I think the reason why Andrew was so destructive is because it was a category 5 hurricane.

CleR ReAPER I agree they overreact about it like it’s just another day in Florida like damn

CleR ReAPER And I don’t see much damage also it was just trees down and other stuff

So you think it's funny to laugh at people at catastrophic times in their life ? As far as actual building structures you might be correct but many of these homes are old enough that it was before the building materials became as strong and flexible as they are today. Not to add to it, you say this happens two times a year in Europe... sometimes this happens two, three times a month and the southeast and west side of Gulf in the United States.

are you saying Irma was a hoax?

I was in it, so if you tryna say its fake say it to the people who went through it.

Moron

Im cumming

Hurricane Katrina wasn’t anything either. And yet we still hear about it fourteen years later.