Hurricane Andrew - WSVN - all known landfall coverage (Feb. 2025)

Name: Hurricane Andrew - WSVN - all known landfall coverage (Feb. 2025)
Uploaded: 2025-02-06
Duration: 2949 s
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Uploaded: 2025-02-06

Duration: PT2949S

Read a transcript preview of “Hurricane Andrew - WSVN - all known landfall coverage (Feb.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:01] out on a jetty perhaps a half mile from

[0:03] where I sit I watch waves easily

[0:05] crashing up and over a jetty that is

[0:08] minimally 10 ft tall the waves pounding

[0:11] into the shore right now are getting up

[0:13] into the 5ot area and they will be well

[0:15] beyond that see the wind anymore we

[0:17] don't know what happened either he

[0:18] booked out really quickly or he fell

[0:21] over out there we're not we're not able

[0:22] to tell it's getting windy down here

[0:24] it's no worse than it is on on a really

[0:26] windy day but as Mike has told you we

[0:29] can a lot wor and a lot of people we've

[0:31] been seeing on the beach here today tell

[0:33] us they're going to stick it out tonight

[0:34] that guy Frank says he's going to stick

[0:36] it out tonight hopefully we'll be able

[0:37] to talk to them tomorrow sadly a few of

[0:40] those people may not be able to talk to

[0:41] us we'll be here all night all day

[0:43] tomorrow reporting live I'm p penny you

[0:46] and Sally both sure have been out here

[0:48] you come out here and you look at this

[0:50] seaw wall you look down and you see some

[0:52] rocks just below the surface often times

[0:54] those rocks even stick up out of the

[0:56] surface as a matter of fact matter of

[0:58] fact most times around this time that's

[1:00] what you would see you see the Rocks

[1:01] sticking out well if you go out there

[1:03] right now what you see is that the rocks

[1:05] are actually about a foot and a half

[1:07] underneath the surface that means that

[1:09] that title surge that we've been telling

[1:11] you so much about

[1:13] today the experts about that Surge and

[1:16] how we are going to see the water coming

[1:18] up over the seaw wall in certain places

[1:20] we're