" Hi, it's Katrina!" *Ironic* tysm for the likes, its my all time record

@jj_cars99

2 жыл бұрын

Yup

@Joeyplaysbaseball99

2 жыл бұрын

Ironic

@Larold_daGoAt

2 жыл бұрын

40????

@jordannewton7281

2 жыл бұрын

@@Larold_daGoAt Probably meant on the video. Seems like it’s the woman who narrated the video but idk

Hurricane Dorian (Cat. 5) that tore through the Bahamas last year September. It was really hard for my people. We are still recovering from it.

@mhdstudios230

3 жыл бұрын

What?!

@JAYTHEMPGCHARACTER

3 жыл бұрын

i hope your ok (:

@Brethompson1

3 жыл бұрын

@@JAYTHEMPGCHARACTER Yes I'm doing great now. Thank you ♡

@Brethompson1

3 жыл бұрын

@@mhdstudios230 Yes, the worst storm in Bahamian history

@JAYTHEMPGCHARACTER

3 жыл бұрын

@@Brethompson1 yeah my mom and dad was in sandy and Isabels path my mom and there parents had escape form the house because they were trap when hurricane isabel flood the streets and sandy did lot of damage to new Jersey i was born in 2013 and i am useing windy and cod to track storms now and have a great day

I was in hurricane Andrew 😢, here in south Florida we called it, THE HAND OF GOD.

@BubbaGamingYT

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve been through Ike when I wasn’t even 1 then Harvey when I was 6

Today makes 15 years since Katrina. I remember it like it was yesterday.

CORRECTION: Hugo's peak is 160mph, not 190mph.

Hurricane advice: 1- if you're in a flood zone, leave. 2- if you're not in a flood zone and not being hit directly, stay to clean up 3- always shutter/ board up 4- there are some storms you just can't prepare for

Andrew turned FL into a real life Jumanji.

@lilligilliam1999

3 жыл бұрын

😂

This is definitely not what i should be watching well my house is about to be hit by a hurricane rn.

@virgingin11

2 жыл бұрын

Did you live?

@Fg795yt

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah they’re dead

@cinnamonkandy2

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fg795yt they lived I think they made a comment two months after this one in another video on this channel

What you didn’t mention about Hugo was how it traveled inland vs up the coast line. Struck Charlotte, NC as a cat 1. My first hurricane and I was at my grandparents outside Charlotte.

i jUsT fEeL bAd tAlKIng aBOut tHiS oNe LOL Katrina felt sooooo bad about a hurricane that was named after her 🤣

2017 was a WILD hurricane season

hurricane Harvey should be on the list. it wasnt the strongest but it was the most unpredictable and dropped the most rain of any storm ever in the US. And also if im not mistaken, it took katrinas spot as the costliest storm. to add, never in my life have i seen it rain that hard. and Dorian should be on the list as well. it just stalled as a cat 5 for a day over the same spot with 180mph winds. thats insane

@getreal4real169

Жыл бұрын

I agree. It just sat over Texas for a week.

@arnoldgarcia7161

Жыл бұрын

Is because there raking by death toll

@Cat3465

Жыл бұрын

It is actually tied with Katrina, but the only difference between them was that Katrina was a deadlier storm than Harvey

@metalheadmaynard2684

Жыл бұрын

Got 60 inches of rain at my house in 3 days

Hey amazing video I'm from the US Virgin Islands st. Croix I remember Hurricane Hugo I was about 4 years old when that is it was terrible it took a whole year for the Virgin Islands to catch back up with the world anyways pretty amazing video you are the best at what you do let's keep the good times roll🤔❤

I was in Maria and it was confirmd that the death total was over the number reported. I remember how people would say that there was no way that it was only 3 thousand people. I remember people crying over their sons and daughters. I remember seeing families being sweets away. It was traumatizing..

@janejones8672

Жыл бұрын

Where were you?

Sometimes the impact of hurricanes are different on people. Example: Maybe Harvey was worse for someone than Katrina was. It all depends. For me the worst I went through was Matthew when it was a category 1. Two weeks prior, we had 20 inches dumped on my town and it just completely flooded us. We weren't expecting Matthew to practically stall over us 2 weeks after the storm and dump another 20 inches, nobody was. Nobody took Matthew seriously. In one month we had over 40 inches of rain, and I remembered my neighbors yard was soaked for what I think was 2 months. It was horrible for me because my mom is diabetic and we didn't have any sugar for her to have for when it got low. We were mostly focused on food and especially sugar so my mom could keep her levels good. We remembered a bag of candies and they ended up being just for mom. We were stranded, everything was closed, there was nowhere we could go to. It felt like we were on a stranded island with nowhere to get out. I have been in category 3 hurricanes, when I lived in Wilmington. But I got hit much worse with Matthew than any cat 3 I been in. People here remember what Matthew did and now when we have the possibility of being in a hurricane, people take it seriously. We were also hit by Florence. Florence didn't hold a candle to Matthew for me.

@melchillz6391

Жыл бұрын

I'm not gonna read that like six pharagr9

@DTrump2025

Жыл бұрын

@@melchillz6391 ok kid then move on

My great grandparents survived the Galveston hurricane. My family in Louisiana survived Katrina. I survived Hurricane Harvey.

@ninaappelt9001

Жыл бұрын

They were certainly lucky to have survived that one.

I was in Hurricane Maria it was a dark dark day. The first thing we drank was a Malta India( Puerto Rico famous soda ) we didn’t have to experience it that much we fled 8 days later . Puerto Rico is still recovering. It cos over 100 billion my roof flew of, it was a horrible horrible hurricane

@borinightmare

2 жыл бұрын

My cousin almost lost her home in Cabo Rojo during Maria's wrath. 2017 was a very active hurricane season. Indeed it was one horrible storm.

I remember Andrew as a child. It was the first hurricane I remember. We got it easy compared to Florida, but i remember being without electricity for days in Louisiana and I was melting some of my toys on candles. Its crazy the little memories your brain remembers from childhood.

@henrylewis7652

10 ай бұрын

I was in college during Andrew about 160 north of Miami and we were getting 100 mile and hour winds. I knew at that time Homestead and Dade County was getting hammered. The devastation was unreal the next day

Hurricane Hugo 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️. I was 10 years old. Sheltered in our church that was on low land and the flood waters were half the way up the pine trees that surrounded the church. Water rushed into the church and was up to my chest. Had to put kids in the attic. Will never forget that. I hate hot tubs and watching water in buildings and homes because it triggers memories of that night.

Still got family stressed out over what happened to Puerto Rico with Maria absolutely catastrophic

I love Origins Explained, it helps me learn

@user-dw7zk8iv4x

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@tldx50

3 жыл бұрын

Sameee

Always love your videos. Sorry, I forget to upvote and comment sometimes. You have an awesome narrator voice!!

At the risk of sounding pedantic, Hugo was nowhere near 190mph sustained at its peak, it was (briefly) 160 mph.

Camille caused major flooding in VA as well. Loss of multiple lives near Walton's Mountain.

Your Passion ''Origins Explained'' inspired us to start our KZread Journey!🙏 Thank you!

@justsomepersononyoutube9271

3 жыл бұрын

You write that in every vid comment

I been through many hurricanes as I live in Florida. They was sacre to me 😱😱

My uncle and aunt spent Hugo in their attic. The river they lived on, Charles?, that was normally above the tides, overflowed its banks due to storm surge and they ended up with about 4 feet of water in their house. On the other hand, I have lots of friends in Houston and one was out of her house over a year while it was being repaired after Harvey. She stayed with a friend whose apartment is built about 10 feet above average and about 16 to 20 feet above the nearby bayou. She said she watched the neighboring parking lots become lakes.

To clear up your wrong knowledge of Hurricane Camille, she reached winds of 200 miles an hour when coming on shore in Longbeach, Ms. The winds reached 175 mph in Hattiesburg, Ms. You needed to mention these things.

@roxannehudson7410

Жыл бұрын

Why didnt u do the video then

@gaylasmith5279

9 ай бұрын

My family evacuated from Plaquemines Parish in 1969 for Hurricane Camille. We lived in Buras and it hit the night before I turned 12. We were blessed to have only lost one house to hurricanes. So many of our neighbors had lost everything in 1965 due to Betsy. We were living up the Parish then. I remember my parents going up to the high school to locate people to bring home to feed and house. We were later taken in by relatives when we were displaced by Camille. I remember being horrified by the footage of Katrina. We were no longer living in the New Orleans area then. You just couldn't stop watching even though you wanted to. Such tragedy can be associated with natural disasters. You kind of have to live through them to really get a feel for the power they have. The horror stories of our youth...never want to deal with those again. Though, I suppose wherever you live, you are at risk of something dreadful happening.

My first Hurricane was Alicia in 1983 in Galveston County, TX. We evacuated in 2005 for Rita close on the heels of Katrina but it missed us. The biggest traffic jam ever convinced me to never to leave again. During Harvey we got 55 inches of rain over 3 days but didn't flood. Not even sure how many hurricanes and tropical storms I've been through.

At 6am on a Monday morning, Hurricane Katrina hit Grand Isle in Louisiana as a Category 5. I was watching trees fall and fly. Liight poles break and transformers burst then everything went out. It took over 30 days to get just the basic of necessities up. People were fighting in line for gas. Some had to travel far as 70 miles west toward Baton Rouge for gas just to have some sort of power.. I just love how some state it was a cat 3 or 4. Maybe by time it got to Hattiesburg I believe it was still a cat 3. I watched he'd a shark swim down Canal St in New Orleans for about a week. Wish facts stayed facts and stopped growing into the "LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE THAT GREW!"

My mom told me about hurricane Katrina and my heart fell. She told me how quiet it was and that she saw corpse’s floating.

TS Agnes was really bad in my area. They ended up building Blue Marsh Dam to prevent it from happening again. Even tho it was a Cat 3 Hurricane Sandy should have been on the list. It was really bad for the Mid Atlantic region.

@psychoamerican

Жыл бұрын

I have to agree. Sandy was horrible and I'm very much surprised when it doesn't make it on a worst hurricanes list. I remember it was considered a "super storm".

interesting, thanks for answering which hurricane we evacuated for that never came, it hit Florida instead. I'm glad we evacuated. Andrew was no joke. but at the time it was hell. my mom was the director for a nursing home on our island. we evacuated the whole nursing home to a church 3 hours away. slept in the upper chior area with all the other kids of the nurses. I only remembered evacuating, not what happened to Florida.

What a coincidence the name of the narrator is Katrina and one of the hurricanes in the video list is also hurricane Katrina.

Jamaicans will always remember Gilbert

@johnxl1119

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, we will.

@kennoybrown3946

2 жыл бұрын

Always hear my parents talk about it...but it hit us as a cat 3 tho not 5

I experienced several of these. Harvey nearly flooded my property & I helped clean up the houses of a few flood victims

@chelseaseilheimer1936

2 жыл бұрын

I lived down by corpus Christi when Harvey hit. My neighbor next to me lost his home. Looked like a bomb went off inside it😣

@roxannehudson7410

Жыл бұрын

Harvey was only a cat 1 .harvey wasnt that bad but flooded houston thats it.

I was living in the middle Keys as Andrew got closer by the day. US 1 was bumper to bumper the day before Andrew arrived. No way was I going to get stuck in that, so I stayed with my pet. We received no wind or rain from the hurricane, just a grey overcast sky. Our power was out for a week, so the ice I bought beforehand for my cooler came in handy. And we also had guys with pickups full,of generators that they were selling at triple the cost.

Do one on tornados, also putting important things in ur dishwasher can keep them dry in a hurricane

As someone from Long Beach, Mississippi, who lives right next to Bay St. Louis I can agree that it was very deadly and also where was hurricane Katrina?❤

Did you know ? I live in a hurricane

@luishinojoza541

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

I been in a Hurricane Katrina lol we left to Mississippi

@caleb5257

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I was young during Katrina. I remember the lights being out for almost 3 weeks and the gas stations having lines of cars.

@the3bosses983

3 жыл бұрын

Djjxke

Number 4 is the narrator's name lol 😂

@foxythunder481

3 жыл бұрын

No shit, Sherlock

@JuztPlayz

3 жыл бұрын

@@foxythunder481 Don't swear, it's Katrina

Nature lost her temper and threw a tantrum

Hi!! I really love ur videos! :D

hmmm, we don't get Hurricanes in Minnesota. Snow !! we get Snow

@Buffalosabskis

3 жыл бұрын

Same here in Buffalo

@angrypenguin4821

3 жыл бұрын

Because your not near water-

@StrawberryQwik

3 жыл бұрын

I lived in Watertown NY for a few years. Being a Floridian, I always called the blizzards "snowcanes," just hurricanes with snow instead of rain.

@WickedlyMe328

3 жыл бұрын

I grew up in Ohio and live in NC. I take snow and tornadoes over hurricanes

For me of the worst experience of hurricane 1.hurricane Maria (purto rico) was actually the worst since it was a category 5 My window broke right in my face and also the guest bedroom roof fell out also as the storage room roof also fell out we had to go to the basement while my mom was healing me with the medical kit that she had luckily I survived 2.hurricane Charley was my worst experience since it was a category 3 to me we actually moved to Georgia but when we came back it turned into a category 4 and our home was completely destroyed I feel so lucky that we moved out of the home (Florida) rn were in southwest ohio

“hurricanes demonstrate the enormous power of mother nature” shows a tornado

Katrina hit land as a category 3 not 4 hurricane. I live in southern Louisiana and was without power for almost a month. It sucked a big egg.

The lesson I'm getting is don't invest in property in Florida if you can't afford a huge insurance bill😕 I remember when Katrina hit, the news was like watching bits from an awful horror film about the end of the world. I certainly hope no one ever suffers that again. In Australia, we get cyclones. Thankfully, I'm far enough south that they're no longer a problem.

Correction on Hugo it's sustained winds at and around 170mph not 190mph.

@ghostyidk9383

Жыл бұрын

170 mph is not possible.

With living on the Islands and later south florida, I have been in 23 hurricanes in total so very well trained on what too do in all catagorys. Most of them were weak from tropical storms to catagory 2. I have been through 2 catagory 5 Hurricanes and 3 catagory 4. The catagory 5s, one recent as it passed over my family's home in little torch key/big pine key as a cat 5. The island is still destroyed today. I went through Andrew as a catagory 5 also in 1992 which to me was the worst direct hit I ever experienced. I don't fear any Hurricane now with the emergency procedures in place but I will leave the area with anything over a catagory 3. Anything less, I will stay put.

Here in VA, the worst we've had in my lifetime was Isabel in 2003. We didn't have power for over a week, all kinds of trees down everywhere you looked. One hit my grandmother's house but thankfully didn't do much damage. I was in college at the time and a large portion of the campus' walkways were flooded. Lots of flooding all over too. The worst storm this area has seen since the famous Chesapeake-Potomac Hurricane of 1933.

Central America is getting hit with a bad hurricane As of November 2020 Hopefully it doesn't reach Florida

Been waiting for a long time for this one. Just so that I can say, Hurricane KATRINA is the most powerful of them all.

I survived hurricane Katrina. It was rough. We lost our home because of it.

My first huracain was Hugo and last one Maria. I live in Puerto Rico and have seen a fair share of huracains and tropical storm and I havent been so scared in my life, the wind made a sound like something evil was roaring. That shit was nasty and some people in PR are still suffering from that. If not all, a HUGE number of puertoricans on the island have ptsd after that one.

I don't get why the Galveston hurricane isn't first they had the most deaths ever or of all the hurricanes ever recorded that should be first

#3's commentary, on the nose. Thank you, K.

I have this story that I was in Florida just a couple days before a certain hurricane named hurricane Ian came in. When I found out I was terrified

An Honorable Mention should have been handed out to the following 2 hurricanes. No, they weren't Category 5's, but they were able to create land, enough that the Willoughby family given a land grant amended it in 1667. That first storm has earned the title: The Dreadful Hurricane of 1667. This particular hurricane, according to legend created Willoughby Spit. Then there's another storm also attributed to the formation of Willoughby Spit, which is the Great Coastal Hurricane of 1806 which according to records makes it a Cat 2. So, not Category 5 Hurricanes, but perfectly displays these storms had enough force behind them to create a 7 Mile swath of land. Depending on which record is right, it's a swath of land that either about the same age or younger than Jamestown. Just food for thought.

I like this channel its not litterally just dum content with the most annoying voice ever, unlike all the other top 10 or whatever channels.

wow i wouldn't want a natural disaster named after me either. thanks katrina i liked this post .

Your named after hurricane Katrina 😂

Where I live we get hit by the tail end of hurricanes (if it’s close enough)

Thank you for not overlooking Mississippi when talking about Hurricane Katrina… it was one of the worst storms ever…

Did you forget Andrew also hit Louisiana as a major hurricane, too?

I survived 2 of these storms plus Michael. It definitely should have been on this list.

I remember Hugo when it hit Charleston SC I was 13 scariest shit I have ever had to live through

I saw a tornado

@justsomepersononyoutube9271

3 жыл бұрын

Cool

@luishinojoza541

3 жыл бұрын

Cool

Jurricane Dorian is the slowest moving hurricane ever

Worst hurricane since Europeans arrived was the great hurricane of 1780. Sustained winds of 190-200 mph, 25 foot storm surge, 22,000 dead. Strongest hurricane ever is believed to have hit Belize around 300. Effects of it are still in the geological record. Strength is unknown but probably winds of 210 + mph

Ian was a category 5 and they got it wrong...I knew before it hit and when it started it was a category 5....made Andrew look easy in comparison. Imagine how bad it'd be if it hit in 1992...

I like the stock B-roll footage of a random flood in Europe.

We are having hurricane Laura and I’m scared to death

@troyboy322

3 жыл бұрын

Hey dude I live in. SW Louisiana and went threw it I wanted to check and see how you did

@maddoxishim5

3 жыл бұрын

@@troyboy322 might have died to be honest

No wonder these could do alot of damage

whoa i would never be abale to study this stuff it scares me

This should be renamed as "The Worst Hurricanes of All Time, but on West"

Your Katrina pronunciations are really off Lake Pontchartrain is “Pawn-cha-train” and Biloxi is “Bil-ox-ee”

That’s crazy

The typhoon Haiyan hits the phillipines 2013

Worst I have ever encountered was hurricane Gloria I think it was 87' and hurricane Bob of 90'.

I remember Mitch I was in Merída in Mexico with my Mexican relatives who spoke English I was only 5 years old then

My little brother was born on Aug 14th 1992 his name Andrew my older brother who was born in 87 was supposed to be named that but last min became a Jr so 5 years later my mom gave it to my little brother but never would imagine 10 days later hurricane Andrew would destroy the gulf

I'm a Jamaican and Gilbert did not made landfall in Jamaica as a cat 5 but a cat 3. We have never experienced a cat 5 before. Otherwise from that great video

FYI Issac Cloine did not try to warn galveston, infact he belived Galveston was impossible to to from in galveston. reply for more info

Idk how Harvey didn't make it on... I remember that like it was yesterday. Just the amount of rain produced was staggering

@Cat3465

3 жыл бұрын

It didn't killed many people as the other ones

Hurricane KATRINA is the most powerful of them all!

@supportyourtroopsathletes6460

3 жыл бұрын

No it was not, the building codes and lack of building by compliance made it dangerous but it was not the strongest by far.

In a day like today, September 18, marks another anniversary of The Great Miami Hurricane in 1926.

You forgot cyclone mahina that's actually the deadliest natural disaster

Im jamaican so I've had my fair share of hurricanes and I'm now living in south Florida, lol

@romanodouglas5714

3 жыл бұрын

@@JAYTHEMPGCHARACTER no stupid! The Caribbean is a hurricane Hotspot and Florida is north America's hurricane capital.

I've watched a lot of these top hurricane videos. And NEVER do I see hurricane michael from 2018 on any of them. It was a very powerful CAT FIVE direct hit on the Florida panhandle. It completely decimated Mexico beach Florida and destroyed houses and property in several surrounding counties. So you've never heard of it?? The 3rd most intense Atlantic hurricane to make landfall in the contiguous United States in terms of pressure. You know,the first Category 5 hurricane on record to impact the Florida Panhandle, the fourth-strongest landfalling hurricane in the contiguous United States, in terms of wind speed, and the most intense hurricane on record to strike the United States in the month of October??? Caused sea levels in the mexico beach are to rise 14ft!! Hasnt happened in 300 years! Michael is tied with the 1928 Okeechobee hurricane for the sixth-strongest tropical cyclone by wind speed to impact the United States (including its overseas territories)and was the fourth strongest to impact the U.S. mainland.[133] Additionally, Michael was the second-most intense hurricane by pressure to make landfall in Florida, behind the 1935 Labor Day hurricane, and the third strongest by wind, behind the 1935 Labor Day hurricane and Andrew. The WMO retired the name Michael from its rotating name lists, due to the extreme damage and loss of life it caused along its track. It left well over 600,000 people without power. That's 4% of the state! 5 counties resulted in a 100% electrical blackout. No? Never heard of it huh?? Exactly. That's why it has been dubbed the forgotten hurricane 5. We didnt get much national coverage we didnt get the federal aid in timely manners that other areas impacted by natural disasters get. We were and still are neighbors helping neighbors helping rebuild. Convoys of citizens with chainsaws and pickup trucks cutting roadways clear to make emergency travel possible. driveways cleared to check on the elderly and the missing. Not looking for sympathy as we are resilient people. But it never fails that our struggles, and the massive devastation has not and may not ever, be recognized.

Hahaha...aww you poor thing, you sound so... "almost defeated", when you speak of hurricane Katrina. This is your second video I've seen where you mentioned "the hurricane". My opinion is, Katrina is a beautiful name and because you narrate the videos with your equally beautiful voice there is no doubt. "Hi, it's Katrina" , trumps that devastating natural disaster. ps: I agreed with another fan of Origins Explained that your voice is so beautiful if you read a phone book we would be there to listen to you.

Bro I wasn’t alive when Hurricane Andrew hit but I do live where it hit and I feel like this place could have been way more different if it didn’t happen😓 Nah bro hurricane three lowkey scare me 😳

I loved in Florida during Irma, was almost forced to work right up until landfall but I decided to leave when my family did instead, we wound up in Alabama by the time the storm stopped following us

声にテンポが良い！

Any list that doesn't have Galveston number 1 is a bogus list

What abuot typhoon haiyan. Its the most powerful typhoon that hit the world

@ghostyidk9383

Жыл бұрын

No.

Oh in 2021 there was hurricane ida in America and Mississippi and others around America I think I was in it

Sorry I haven’t been catching up with your videos 😿 BUT LOVE YOUR CONTENT 💜

Hi it’s Katrina! Talks about Hurricane Katrina 😂