Hurricane Milton Venice, Florida October 9, 2024



Hurricane Milton strikes the Florida Gulf Coast between Tampa Bay and Fort Myers as a Category 3 storm with incredible storm surge flooding, high winds, and a huge tornado outbreak. We document powerful storm surge flooding of multiple neighborhoods in Venice and Siesta Key. High eyewall winds hit Venice hard causing power flashes from electric lines and downed many trees and utility poles. We shot drone footage of the roof of Tropicana Field, Home of the Tampa Bay Rays MLB team, torn to shreds by strong winds. Milton was the 5th landfalling Gulf of Mexico hurricane in the United States in 2024. We measured 959.6 mb minimum pressure in the calm eye of Milton near Sarasota and Vamo, FL.

All footage shot on October 8, 9, and 10 in and near Venice, Sarasota, Siesta Key, St. Petersburg, Tampa Bay, Punta Gorda, Englewood, Port Charlotte, Bradenton, Fort Myers, and Manasota Key, Florida Florida by Meteorologists and Storm Chasers Juston Drake and Simon Brewer.

00:00 Introduction of CAT 3 Hurricane Milton

00:50 Drive to Florida with Meteorologist and Storm Chaser Juston Drake and Simon Brewer

01:08 massive evacuation traffic jam on Interstate 75

01:59 final sunset before the storm

02:20 electronic Hurricane Warning I-75 Highway sign

02:29 Venice, Florida October 9, 2024

03:16 Tropical Storm Force winds hit Venice palm trees

03:28 large swells from CAT 4 Milton crash on the beach

04:27 supercell wall cloud over Venice Beach

05:30 Placid Lakes tornadic supercell, rotating wall cloud, Tornado Outbreak occurred east of the coast

06:14 Siesta Key storm surge, eyewall approaches

07:15 power flash

07:24 Venice, FL eyewall winds hit neighborhood

09:21 power flashes over Venice, Florida

11:27 roof torn off house

11:55 debris from roof hits chase vehicle from high winds

12:13 storm surge floods Venice, FL’

14:27 Hurricane Milton make landfall – calm ‘eye’ near Sarasota, Florida

15:04 backside eyewall winds and storm surge in Venice

16:29 storm surge flooding neighborhood with high damaging winds in Venice

25:22 storm surge recedes slowly

26:14 flipped airplane at Venice Airport

27:01 damage and flooded neighborhoods in Venice

32:17 traffic lights rocking in high winds

32:46 storm surge damage and stranded furniture in Siesta Key

33:45 aftermath damage in Sarasota on October 10, 2024

34:21 sail boat stranded on sidewalk from storm surge in Sarasota

35:07 Drone Footage of roof damage to Tropicana Field Stadium, home of Tampa Bay Rays

37:57 first meal after storm in Gainsville, Florida

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    @MothKeeper
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    GET TO HIGHER GROUND NOW… unless you prayed to god? Because if you did you will sat on your front porch drinking a nice tonic… ah got that wrong sorry, research confirms that 98% of people that prayed and said God will help you LIED.
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  2. Fantastic footage. It's a shame that people lost their homes in this hurricane 🌀. It seems like the weather is getting worse,and so is the damage that is left behind. I hope you have a great day, and stay safe ❤️🙂⚘️.

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  3. Hey, watching from the UK, we don't get any bad weather at all. Some heavy rain now and again so this stuff is fascinating to watch. We had some strong winds yesterday, but only enough to blow my hair in the other direction 😂

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  4. Good thing homeowners insurance is plentiful and inexpensive. Surely collecting your full coverage checks and rebuilding will show those woke scientists that have said florida will become uninhabitable that theyre just wrong. Its also good to know the folks you voted for have voted AGAINTS funding storm relief, so all the aftermath, the help you need and will not get, is all on you. You have collectively decided "science is dumb hurr durr" and this is what happens when you vote for the snowflake party that doesnt like science and facts, they instead ban books, and make climate change illegal.

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