Category 4 Hurricane Ian - Landfall 145mph Winds (Extended Edit)
Published 2022-10-03
0:00 - Eyewall of Hurricane Ian approaches, winds begin to ramp up
2:56 - Right eyewall hits Punta Gorda, FL
8:04 - Winds begin to ramp down as eye of Hurricane Ian approaches
10:17 - In the eye of Hurricane Ian
11:21 - Backside (left) eyewall hits Punta Gorda - Extreme winds (most intense part of the storm)
20:55 - Winds ramp down as Hurricane Ian pulls away from Punta Gorda. Various shots of damage and flooding
21:35 - 'Day After Storm' Damaged yachts, boats washed ashore (Fort Myers, FL)
23:28 - Damaged gas station and hotels in Punta Gorda, FL
24:45 - Hurricane Ian makes a 2nd landfall in South Carolina. Various shots of traffic lights swaying in the wind and wind blown rain near Florence, SC
25:21 - Various shots of storm surge in Myrtle Beach, SC and motorists attempting to navigate the flood waters.
27:47 - Various shots of damage on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach. Businesses damaged.
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All Comments (21)
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This video was killer, man! I'm so glad you and Dave were able to make it down!
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So glad Fisherman’s village survived. I was there the Saturday before the storm. We love it there
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Awesome job, Scott! Really showing what that backside was like in Punta Gorda,,, totally Cat-4 material there!
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Incredible shots Scott, wow! That backside of the eyewall was intense. Amazing work as always mate.
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This is absolutely INCREDIBLE Scott!!!
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It bent over 3 of the Tennis coart poles which are about 3.5 feet tall , This storm shocked me on so many levels what it did, the damage it did, the duration, the relentless never ending rain. Like an 8-10 hour battering.
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I don't know how much Punta Gorda's council spent on their pretty street lamps but it had to have been worth it because they didn't even budge! Excellent footage. I live in the Cape. Hard to believe that this was 2 o'clock in the afternoon in sunny Florida!
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9:20 looks like the stop sign is taking it personally
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When it stalled I knew what was coming next
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Bigger and stronger hurricanes in the future.
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Such an insane hurricane!!😵💫😵💫
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Great footage Scott! Hope to finally run into you one of these days haha
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Glad you guys made it down, that back eyewall was gnarly!
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Outside of the Hurricane Andrew like destruction on our barrier islands, I really gotta say Florida's building codes really helped us. We have a lot of damage to our infrastructure in places like Cape Coral, but the homes mostly remained standing and liveable once you put a tarp on.
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Scott that flooding in Punta Gorda was that surge from the bay?
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Naples got it bad too the people that live near the beach up to bayshore drive and parts of airport rd.got flooding.i live 8 minutes from.the beach my apartment flooded completely halfway.and i had to swim.in the surge.was scary and i thank god,today that im alive.hurricane ian survivor here!!!
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We noticed a pretty significant temperature drop to with the same reaction. That really stood out against other canes I’ve been in
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Awesome Footage💯. Prayers for the victims and thier loss💦. 💙🙏💙💦😪
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The wind is bending that metal pole, but the trees stay upright…amazing
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Right smack on your very own 50th birthday, Scott....and exactly as what you got here on 9/28/22.....and mannn oh mannnnnn how amazing of what you got all here right on your 50th....((and Scott...remember my own test of timed-bargabbing of my own remembering the 50th birthday of this Barbara Goodstein and her own 50th birthday, being the very date of your own 9/16/10-macroburst Tstorm videoings, heeheee))) also..impressive shots of the satellite image and the lightning with it when IAN was heading your way down there...Awesome on the aftermath images too...after the nonstop WHITEOUTS...during the brunt of IAN...~~~!!!
