Natural Disaster Damage visible on Google Earth

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Today we look at more natural disaster damage visible on Google Earth. Let me know if I should continue this series!

Natural Disaster Damage visible on Google Earth

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  1. If you do another one of these videos you should do Waveland Mississippi.The town was hit by Hurricane Katrina and My parents and brother lived there when it hit.there home was flattened and there was 20 feet of water by there house and the whole town was just flattened.

  2. Hurricane Katrina actually hit the coast of Mississippi not New Orleans. New Orleans got hit by its horrible government. show the MS coast where nothing is left, not even houses to flood.

  3. One disaster that I find interesting, that is actually visible without going back in time on the satellite imagery is the Lytton fire, which came right after the town reached the highest temperatures ever recorded in Canada

  4. Yes I'm late to this but going through all your vids…I igured the #1 spot would be the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, ut Japan 2011 is also incredible damage wise. I remembered something about how they could clearly see the damage line of the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami from space and it was clearly marked out. THe thing that always amazes me is the Sentinelese knew to get to higher ground and survived, as did other tribes in the Andaman and Nicobar islands however.

  5. I honestly expected this channel to have tens if not hundreds of thousands of subscribers – but I feel like that's not far away from the future

  6. It’s really great to see how fast your channel is growing. I remember 2 days ago when i saw your channel you had around 950 subscribers, and now you have 1.42k. I hope you get more subscribers. You should make more google earth videos like these, they’re really interesting and fun to watch.

  7. I have to mention something here. You say the Japanese towns lost so many percent since the tsunami but that is mostly incorrect. Most of the people included in your percentage have been lost TO the tsunami. It really was a tragedy of biblical proportions.

  8. You should do one on the florida panhandle after hurricane Michael. I live a town over and it is insane looking at the Google maps. At one time, you could see someone spelled out help in tree logs

  9. I was watching the World Series broadcast live in Hollywood CA when the Loma Prieta quake hit. My friends and I spent hours going to different houses to watch the news trying to find out what happened. Such a helpless feeling.

  10. Bruh I saw your watcha ma call it oh yea the tornado path one and I thought you hade like 300k you deserve at least that much your channel is so professional and deserves way more attention dude keep up the good work:D

  11. You should show marsh harbor in the Bahamas after hurricane Dorian. It sat in top of the Bahamas for over 24hours just off the coast of fl where I live. It has to be one of the strongest storms ever and was one of the scariest days of my life and I've been through many storms.

  12. Loved the video, it’s so interesting to see damage paths from past tornadoes. Keep up the good work and also you actually deserved the sub unlike some other YouTubers.

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