We’ve Never Seen A Storm Like This One…
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In this video we are talking about the devastating upcoming impacts of Hurricane Hillary, more tropical activity in the Atlantic Basin, and our heat dome.
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I live in San Diego, so if things get crazy I’ll film this for y’all. I never thought in a million years I’d be having to prepare for this. It is so weird.
All its gonna do is flood mission & fashion valley as usual.
I was watching news and wondering why your all not boarding up windows near the beaches. Patio furniture out still. But after watching this now I kind of get why…it’s not the wind but rain that you’re getting and it sounds like you guys are used to that. Stay safe. Post the storm for us. I live far inland and prob won’t see much of any water or wind.
Just flooding…… it won’t be as bad as your really bad winter storms there. I live in norcal. Just pay attention and make sure you have enough fresh water to drink
im from florida and live in SD now too. Its just gonna be a bad storm lol.
STAY SAFE California, AND Arizona. Please take this very seriously. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I live in Arizona this is crazy 🙏
No. Mind your own business
Also live in Arizona. Praying for everyone!
Hey @valbradshaw9909 – explain exactly what you expect people to do, while awaiting Hilary’s arrival?? pray x2 … serious contemplation? … how do people
“STAY SAFE” ??
I live in the center of LA and I fully trust Ryan more than any other news channel!
yes, and don’t depend on any siren. These storms are no joke even if it won’t be a wind event. Do whatever means necessary to protect yourselves.
Me too
Have a go bag ready. Have a get out route planned.
LA isn’t even going to get hit that hard. It’s mainly the IE and desert areas
I’m a Californian and looking at the comments, I appreciate the helpful and caring posts from folks in other states. Thank you all. ❤
I moved from Louisiana to San Diego back in the 70’s. As was common practice in Louisiana I kept an umbrella in my car, sitting in plain view on the back seat. My California friends found this extremely amusing. They would look at me and say with a smile “Expecting rain are you?” That’s because rain was so rare there. One day we had a heavy rain storm that caused minor street flooding, (Heavy by California standards, not Louisiana.)I heard some joyful yelling and squealing from outside. People were splashing in the water and playing like children. These people are not prepared for this kind of weather. I am concerned that people will die.
I am very scared for california. I moved from San Diego to Fl 10 years ago. California isn’t built to handle any type of sudden downpours and heavy wind. I am super worried for the valley because they will experience worse. I never ever in my life thought of a hurricane hitting California directly. Stay safe peoples
It’s not just the people but our infrastructure is also not designed to deal with events like this. Here in Palm Springs we really only get about 2 inches of rain per year, 3 if we’re lucky. And that causes flooding and road closures already for days. And the last I heard is that we’re expecting up to a foot of rain and possible a foot and a half in jist one single day.
@LordOfTheFlies Yep that too. With landslides too
My daughter lives in Long Beach she says that nobody is taking is serious. I told her to stay off the road and be prepared.
@Charles Merchant I know 🙁 I heard no one in LA is taking it serious. They need to prepare before stores go empty. I pray and hope your daughter is safe and that everything will not be as disastrous as everyone says it will be.
I had no idea you had a fundraiser for natural disasters that just makes your channel even more awesome
Eastern North Carolina here. Y’all be careful of the flooding. It’s REAL with these storms. Get where you’re gonna be and stay put. Praying for y’all ❤
Better get the homeless off the streets Gavin and Nancy!
@Barbara Smithtypical attitude of somone whos whole life is politics, people are in danger. Grow up
Shalom from the Ohio Valley 🙏
Great advice!
@Casey Jonesdon’t you care about the homeless? Who else but the governor can release the national guard to get these people to safety?
@Gary Boyer we got another one folks! You think your being so clever, bless your heart.
Hi Ryan, I went through hurricane Ian last year. I evacuated and watched your station. Thanks! I want to share with you something that was helpful for us afterwards that might help others, and that the y’all squad could provide. That is …”out door yard solar lights. I would charge them in the day and use them in the house at night. They are an inexpensive alternative light source, for the many days without electric.😊
That’s what we did after Michael hits us.
Great idea! We wentvthrough Michael in the Fl Panhandle but no power loss, just heavy wind & rain, we stayed put in out sturdy condo building back off the coast on the bay!
Wow that sounds brilliant, pardon the pun . Great idea 💡
Brilliant idea!!
Good tip…will keep some on hand…
We are preparing as best we can it’s new for us here in ca I am watching this inside of my front loader moving sand to make sand breaks for our beach community’s to reduce flooding and all of us public works members are on standby to help the community if needed thank you for keeping us weather aware and not scared 👍🏽
Hope your efforts make a difference and hope you and your community stay safe.
Thanks for keeping our beach communities safe. 😊
Thanks for trying to make things safe.. Guys take this seriously I live in Louisiana and it’s no joke it can put you all in a position that could be deadly especially were you are… Yiu all are in my thoughts and prayers 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Floating homes 😢
GOD bless YOU all 🙏
Be careful everyone. A Cat 1 or a tropical storm is still a very dangerous situation. Be prepared for flooding and power outages that could last awhile. Praying for you from FL.
This will be far worse than a cat 1 in florida. Things are not designed to dill with this level of rainfall or sustained wind in California.and desert doesn’t hold rain. It’s just turns into an instant river. it’s going to be nuts.
When I was living in SoCal, a normal (non-severe) thunderstorm took out our power for a few hours. A tropical storm will be far worse in California than a hurricane in Florida.