CRAZY STORM SURGE damage with homes caked in FEET OF SAND from Hurricane Milton!

Massive boats beached on land and homes caked in feet of sand show the extent and power of the storm surge from category 3 Hurricane #Milton from Venice through Englewood, Florida and hard hit Manasota Key. This is likely a 10+ foot storm surge on the dry dirty side of the half-a-cane structure south of the landfall point in Sarasota.

[RunsWithScissorsSenior]

In the 60s Hurricane Camille buried our family cottage under 20’ of sand. It’s still under there.

[stars_for_night_lights]

Thank you for your coverage and for not playing music during this video. 😊

[elizabethbottroff]

This is why there are mandatory evacuations. I really hope that everyone listened in that area.

[rustyato]

The building at 1:19 was the Englewood Bait House. No longer in the family but my grandfather built the original structure in 1955. 😢😢😢

[jeffhack]

Well, living on a sandbar created by previous storms will no doubt be reconfigured by future storms.
There is a reason to exist and thrive on higher ground.
Cheers.

[KriegerDelfin]

Wow this is incredible. Watch your livestream yesterday and was and still am fascinated by the power of the storm. incredible. Greetings from Germany

[timothybrown]

The last few years they were complaining about beach erosion and how to stop it. Well, I think we found out that Mother Nature will eventually bring it back to where it was.

[MakaiMauka]

Thank you storm chasers for documenting tornados in hurricanes. They have been overlooked too long!

[christieward]

We are up and running today, what a night!!! Was here the whole time, got a little concerned last night after you hit that piece of metal in the road and then turn around and get stuck by rising water👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 GREAT LIVE💙🌀🙏🏼

[jordanr]

I will never complain about having to scoop snow from my driveway again.

[tsweeney]

As someone who's lived in Florida my whole life, I'm hoping for a speedy recovery for Everyone that was majorly impacted from Hurricane Milton. Thanks Reed we appreciate your videos

[MagicMoneyWizard-dnwv]

I recognized the buildings at 9:35 stayed there a few months ago. Swam in the pool that is now buried under the sand. Incredible 😢

[anthonysimon]

Thank you Reed for all you and the crew do to keep us informed on the crazy hurricane storms attacking America right now! I'm super glad the storm chasers made it through another one safe. We really need to be praying for all the people who lost family, friends and homes from the storms.

[WarpedWorldWeird]

You've got roughly 30, 000 new subs I see, since yesterday, absolutely amazing, I was so happy when you got to a million subscribers, you definitely deserve it and now you're really knocking it out of the park 🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊

[scm]

You guys were driving around right in that area and on that beach. Holy cow!

[EljefePluggedin]

Crazy crazy... But did anybody else notice the name of the boat in the beginning??PLAN B

[grassulargranite]

This is a real-time example of how many ancient harbors were filled in and coastlines changed. I will think of this footage the next time I watch an archeology/history shore about some ancient, lost harbor.

[deemariedubois]

Reed the live stream was great. Thanks, I appreciate your hard work.

[aprilpotter]

This is tragic. I live in NY, at least snow melts, eventually. This is a whole different battle.😢

[AnneHarden]

Oh this is so sad, prayers to everyone affected 😢