'GET TO HIGHER GROUND': Rising floodwaters prompt voluntary evacuations in Pasco County

[Toddscomp]

One word of advice from a native. Don't live near a stream, river, lake or coast. All the development is only making it worse.

[bradleyevans]

Thanks to your team for the Stream video! I have several friends that were impacted by these 2 Hurricanes. Although I am in southeast texas, I realize just how bad these storms can be. We all in the Houston area are praying for all in Florida.

[Donaleigh]

Dude, don't walk thru river water like that. We have gators, water moccasins etc..

[UncleDavesKitchen]

I'd worry about critters in all that water, and forming sinkholes

[larrymosher]

Your channel, the one I go to for Florida weather update. Thank you Bo's Electric for sponsoring them.

[shellimendoza]

Blessings to Florida & every state

[girlanonymous]

Ask North Carolina and Tennessee who are still looking for people who were swept up by river flooding.

[MelRichardson-do]

Dude there's snakes and gators in that water

[MiamiPushtheLimit]

People are wading through dirty ass toxic sewage.

[laddlll]

best weather during hurricane, WFLA now my go to weather Pros, thanks Allan, Leesburg

[yesid]

@ 7:00 that "For Sale" sign is tragic... I mean everything about this is tragic, but just that image of a "For Sale" sign seemly in the middle of a lake or stream... truly tragic, can't image how many people in that area lost everything, my heart goes out to everyone that has been affected

[myth_wolfmyth_wolf]

Would like to make a comment on “historic flooding” in New Port Richey on SR 54 Road that it’s not historic, we had a worse situation in this area back in 2011, and it was just a regular tropical storm, so far not close to that disaster. For local residents, this situation is not surprise . Be safe

[dragonf]

I feel bad for the homeless Americans down there.

[robertnewhart]

"Get to higher ground". Meanwhile-Florida

[heidiw]

I remember the flooding in Tampa from a storm in May of 1979. They brought the buses early to the school because the school was flooding. I lived on Central in Seminole Heights and the water was up to our porch. The Hillsborough river flooded many peoples homes.

[rickfry]

A lot of the dry land in Florida is there because of Canals. Canals built to human calculated engineering standards.
Mother Nature probably wasn't well represented at those planning meetings.

[nancychandler]

Seriously, why were we notified now when we've been telling the Florida government that we've been flooding for 24 hours?

[Automedon]

Man, that lady can talk. She really has a handle on the situation. Informative.

[tanyaroberson]

Donkey tied up? What kind of people leave animals tied when its flooding?

[ez-duz-it]

Still no gas here in Tarpon Springs, I know certain areas of the city got hit pretty bad but I feel bad for Pasco smh, hope y’all stay safe.