May 9, 1999, damage six days after the massive F5 tornado that struck south Oklahoma City and Moore. This footage was shot primarily in the neighborhood near SW 134th Street and Western Avenue in Oklahoma City.
Hurricane Gustav, being a category 2 hurricane when it hit Louisiana, was considered by our nation as a false alarm. Sure, the levees held, New Orleans really didn’t get the damage it was expected, and we all moved on with our lives. Except for the state’s capitol, Baton Rouge. Most of this footage was taken from my house, my neighbor’s house, my neighborhood, and the city in general. With wind gusts over 90 miles an hour, Hurricane Gustav surpassed the deathly hurricane Betsy and long …
Sept 1989 - Myrtle Beach / Hurricane HUGO Aftermath Footage *RARE* The late Carroll Campbell Jr, who was the SC governer at the time, narrates as he rides in a UH60 Blackhawk helicopter flying north along the coast.
This is a video clip from the DVD program “Storm Chase 1990-1992 by Robert Prentice.” This is a damage survey of the devastating F5 tornado damage at the Andover, Kansas Golden Spur Mobile Home Park shot on April 27, 1991. This internationally famous event has been featured in many documentary and news programs. Oddities include mangled cars, de-barked trees and a bent spoon embedded into the ground. Some scenes contain flattened homes as far as the eye can see. Sobering video that forces us …
Footage shot on 9/1/2008 as Hurricane Gustav passes through Thibodaux Louisiana.
I mean just look at the photos on the news of the aftermath. Usually the whole house is leveled.
Care to share any survivor stories or tips?
We don’t have basements in Tx.
Should the government rebuild it for me? More specifically, who is responsible for the delays in the aftermath of Katrina, insurance companies, the federal/state/city governments, the individuals who had no protection, or some combination?
i am doing a project for school and i need to know what the aftermath was, for hurricane katrina and some data of the hurricane