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Let's see, what kind of music should we put to a storm destroying an island? Hmmm? I know! How about a waltz, played by a bag organ ? Ughhhh!

Did the Bubble House survive ?

Should've slow the speed back to normal when the Hurricane arrived. Be interesting to see how powerful the winds were.

Awesome power of the storm captured! Love your music!

So hurricanes are a result of climate change? Did they just start forming the past 100 years or so? Hurricanes never hit Florida before?

The palm trees were designed by nature to take those high winds and mello thru.

What a beautiful spot

Sannibel Island is so lush and gorgeous

Great job, awesome video.

We stayed there in May at Sand Pointe Condo's building 2 before Ian came and changed the island. It lost it's roof since it faced the Gulf while building 1 lost shingles on the end facing the gulf. The restaurant next door the Sandbar was swamped but the structure stood. From what I have seen from videos of Wes Gulf Dr. the Sandbar is gone now, flattened and removed. Which is so sad as it was a great steak place. We literally walked next door from Sand Pointe. We hope to return to Sanibel next year and stay at Sand Pointe again if possible.

this is priceless. dino's young voice is so sweet. it is both heart breaking and heart warming.

I never realized how strong palm trees are...

Hurricanes in florda:👹👺👺👺👹 hurricanes in north/south carolina: 😥😭💀

1:58 I see rotation is this supercell

Click bait. Camera fails before anything good is shown. And the first 85% is a complete waste.

Looks like a plane in the clouds in the thumbnail

Just sad in every way for the residents, vacationers, animals, marine life. Absolute devastation and we really have no desire to return. Visited since early 90 s. Met some great people we still keep in touch with. 😢

So nothing happened there? 🤔

Very cool

Insurance companies are dropping people that live by the shore here in Florida. They are losing too much $$ with hurricanes, wildfires, floods, blizzards, etc. Eventually, with enough destruction, Florida might go the way of Galveston & do a Eminent Domain along the shorelines. Flood insurance is going up like crazy and like I said, the insurance companies are now dropping policies or no longer doing insurance in Florida. Florida isn't cheap like it use to be.

Nice music for such devastation. 😮

What really makes me satisfied is the palm trees, I love the swaying they make, they are really strong trees for the beach💪

I must admit that your scintillating musical score to this great video acts like a compelling counterpoint to the absolute fear and yet wonderment of this impending weather system. MAKE MORE!

What's with the weird music?

The video sure is a good one. The 1st few minutes are okay. Then I got a panic attack. I went through Hurricane Andrew so this scares the hell out of me

That's just how clouds look we over in the south west of Australia always get those during spring and winter yesterday it looked like tornados were going to form with what kind of clouds we got but it didn't even rain

Love the Music in this! ( now i want to listen to it more n more ) This place Looks SO AMAZING! and the rain on the camaras make it look like its crying Almost as if they knew something was going to happen. Shame it absolutely Smashed with the storm surge But thats mother natures power it can never be underestimated. HOPEFULLY its Well on its way to bouncing back from this & Stronger, More Beautiful than ever.

That was pretty cool 🥸👍

I am doing complete window & door rehabs at Kings Crown, Blue Gulf, Janthina & Shorewood. Proud to be part of the rebuild party

Amazing. Great upload. The power being unleashed is just phenomenal. I read that the average strength tropical cyclone unleashes the same amount of energy that is used by all humans over the entire planet. The surge is scary....how do moored boats and yachts ride out a hurricane if the storm surge is 16ft high....?

The news kept saying Ian was going to miss us and that it wasnt going to be that bad. The night before warned and told everyone to evacuate and that it was going to be a Cat 5 hurricane. We stayed through it seeing as there was no where for us to go this late and it was the most terrifying experience. We sat in the house listening to our roof literally being ripped apart while fences and debris were being lifted up and thrown around outside the windows. Around 12:30pm when the camera in this video went out is when all hell broke loose, power went out, water lines ruptured, emergency alert sent a message saying "it is no longer safe to be outside". The winds recorded somewhere around 150mph and gusts of up to 180mph i believe. Its incredible that our roof remained somewhat intact though we did get water leaking in every single room, through light fixtures etc.

Not trying to be funny but them palm trees literally look like the ones from hurricane shirts thats trying to intentionally be funny

THEN what happened? I know the camera failed, so there are no more shots from this vantage point, but what did this location look like after the hurricane?

Super speedy winds

What incredible power. Sanibel/Captiva is such a beautiful area.

I was watching on that webcam that day up until it failed. Then Ian came and parked right off Cape Coral and sat there for 4 and a half hours just doing us damage. Worst storm I've been through ever, and much worse than Irma.

Compass 🧭 point condo sun deck nice

ditch the soundtrack

Watching this for 4 minutes going that wasn't so bad then watching the last minute terrified wondering how the hell people live in Florida and go through this every 5 years.

😃 BEAUTIFUL, A great inspiration for my videos, GOOD GOOD GOOD 👍👍👍👍👍👍

your footage is so amazing and also frightening.. the sped up timelapse is so eerie how you can see the rotation.. sucks that the camera stopped but as a Floridian myself, i know well the experience of hurricanes.. i live in Orlando now, but I'd still prefer the coast.. i would love to live on the Gulf side.. I've only lived on the Atlantic.. I've lived in Fort Lauderdale, Kendall, Hallandale Beach, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, Melbourne Beach, Palm Bay... Ive been thru 1992 Andrew, 1995 Erin, 1999 Irene and Floyd, 2004 Frances, Ivan and Jeanne.. (went thru Ivan when temporarily in the panhandle, then went back to Brevard to go thru Jeanne). and Ian and Nicole last year.. oh and Charley 2004 also..

As someone who has been vacationing on Sanibel for over 25 years, and just bought a condo on the island a year and a half before Ian, it is heart wrenching to watch a place that you have loved much of your life be destroyed like this. It's like watching a friend die. Just hoping for a speedy recovery now.

Thank you for sharing.

Me and my family have spent many happy holidays in the Fort Myers beach area lastly in Point Estero condos. My mother has passed away and it was a place she loved and cherished, my sister can’t travel now because of the number of animals she looks after but this year I was determined to re visit our place of happiness knowing it had suffered badly after the Hurricane. I was devastated to see the structural damage sustained and the huge holes where once stood busy bars and hotels. My “perfect” Point Estero was closed due to damage sustained all its beautiful gardens and pool gone. I will admit I was nearly in tears seeing the church roof ripped off and the small row of shops now boarded up and closed. Beside many homes where RV,s no doubt the homes to those who cannot afford to fix and replace their destroyed homes and it was to them I felt the most sorrow. The big expensive homes have all been rebuilt or new ones erected but not everyone has the money or the excess insurance to cover such huge bills. Many lives changed that day 14 people lost their lives in Fort Myers beach I believe 149 in total everywhere which is a horrendous death toll. Yes the buildings can be rebuilt but those lives cannot be brought back. I walked on the beach, stared at the semblance of the pier that once was the focus of many visitors. Yes it will be rebuilt in some way but the money men will see their chance to redesign and profit so the wee vibrant village that once was Fort Myers Beach to me is gone and unlikely to be built the same way like a throwback to 50,s resorts it resembled. I have great memories of it, it’s people and charm and for that I am very thankful and I hope and pray those who list the most get their homes back their little bit of paradise restored Thanks to all who helped during the hurricane

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News flash. Sanibel is on the coast, therefore it is susceptible to hurricanes. It is NOT because of "climate change". Get over your entitled, not in my backyard mentality. Every county, municipality, and city on the eastern seaboard of the US is subject to witnessing a hurricane at any time. It has been happening for eons, yet there are still some that want to blame so called climate change on why their multi million dollar house was destroyed....

climate change...LOL!! go talk to the chicomms. they are bringing on coal fired plants daily.

It would be interesting to see a time stamp in the corner to follow the progression a bit closer.

The time lapse and position make it look like we are on a ship going very quickly.