HURRICANE IAN videos and pics

[Chechem]

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Start at 2:00 of the video.  Trailers blown apart, trees blown down, and much destruction.  You see why mobile homes and hurricanes are a bad mix.
 

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Naples had some of the highest water from storm surge.

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Rescue off a sailboat during the storm.  Why stay on a sailboat during a hurricane??

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Man rescued from flooded car during storm.

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HUMOR amid chaos.  Hundreds of golfballs washed up.  You seeing this, 2?   

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HUMOR amid chaos.  Hundreds of golfballs washed up.  You seeing this, 2?   

 

Yep, much devastation for sure. Why people do the stupid things they do in a hurricane is beyond me. 

[McBaman]

I live in central FL just north of The Villages.  We got lucky with the late change in the storm track.  Only had prolonged tropical storm conditions.  Even now (Thurs morning) still blowing about 20mph and light rain.  Overall, not too bad for us.

My cousin lives in Cape Coral, thankfully on the 4th floor of a  apt bldg.  She's lost power but still has cell phone service.  A lot of Cape Coral was under 5 - 6 feet of water; more in some places.

Which led me to the question: what happens to an EV when it gets submerged in 5-feet of water?  Not a good situation for a Tesla!

[Chechem]

I live in central FL just north of The Villages.  We got lucky with the late change in the storm track.  Only had prolonged tropical storm conditions.  Even now (Thurs morning) still blowing about 20mph and light rain.  Overall, not too bad for us.

My cousin lives in Cape Coral, thankfully on the 4th floor of a  apt bldg.  She's lost power but still has cell phone service.  A lot of Cape Coral was under 5 - 6 feet of water; more in some places.

Which led me to the question: what happens to an EV when it gets submerged in 5-feet of water?  Not a good situation for a Tesla!

Bye bye TESLA.

[ricky023]

Wow these are pictures that really show horrible things. Mrs Dottie and I were in Andrew in 1992 when it came a shore in New Iberia, La and that was the scariest we have ever been. We had a 1/4" before our doors blew out. RTR!

[2Stater]

I live in central FL just north of The Villages.  We got lucky with the late change in the storm track.  Only had prolonged tropical storm conditions.  Even now (Thurs morning) still blowing about 20mph and light rain.  Overall, not too bad for us.

My cousin lives in Cape Coral, thankfully on the 4th floor of a  apt bldg.  She's lost power but still has cell phone service.  A lot of Cape Coral was under 5 - 6 feet of water; more in some places.

Which led me to the question: what happens to an EV when it gets submerged in 5-feet of water?  Not a good situation for a Tesla!

Glad you and yours are ok, McB. My brother and his wife came through in good shape as well.

[Chechem]

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[ricky023]

Wow glad all are safe. Rebuild will be long and hard I am sorry this happened. RTR!

[2Stater]

Thanks for the videos, Chech. Just unbelievable!

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