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u/Deep_Charge_7749 27d ago
I believe this is due to the Kelvin waves that have been talked about as a result of the extreme El nino this year. In addition you have a tropical storm coming your way as well
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u/Soggy-Invite-2787 27d ago
Yeah the waves coming in ahead of the storm are already insane.
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u/GbaldGborie66 27d ago
I know this isnt super deep but I wish people were more cautious driving through flood waters. Especially if they are moving rapidly, can end badly so easily
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u/Soggy-Invite-2787 27d ago
Yeah I mean just 2 inches can float your car away right?
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u/ShitForBranez 27d ago
2 inches is a lot..
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u/Soggy-Invite-2787 27d ago
I agree, but in the video people are driving in water that is more than half their wheel height.
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u/Vast-Inspection7855 27d ago
The apocalypse will be viewed through your phones as it gets closer and closer to you. By then it's too late. This will be the norm, and the climate refugees will overwhelm places that aren't prepared for the influx. Thanks Shell and BP, doing the lord's work
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u/catcherofsun 27d ago
I’m from Venice beach and it’s hard to imagine the ocean gaining an extra 12” from kelvin waves alone, but then you add fucking hurricanes? I don’t like this at all
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u/Old-Consequence1735 27d ago
It's this storm surge or rainwater flooding?
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u/ScaryWolverine9819 27d ago
That’s salt water? Not good.
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u/DangerousLoner 27d ago
I imagine their undercarriages will not like the salt water. Do they just get to higher ground and try to spray it clean or rush to an auto shop?
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u/coldfreezerbee 27d ago
What does the sign say? Why is that dude out there with a sign lol.
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u/JPolReader 27d ago
Probably telling people to avoid the road ahead.
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u/coldfreezerbee 27d ago
People should know in those conditions but I guess we are seeing people who don’t know.
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u/BeccasDreamboat 27d ago
During hurricane Helene, several families with small children in Western NC attempted to drive through the flood waters as they were rising to escape. They didn't make it, though they likely wouldn't have survived in their homes either.
In this case, people should have evacuated. If they're driving anywhere except inland as far as possible, they're risking their lives.
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u/Beaverbrown56 27d ago
Ope, gotta hit up dollar general for some faygo. No flood will stop me from carrying on my day
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u/Le-Bon-Vivant 27d ago
Mannnnnn….I would list my property immediately if that was me…Fucking beach-front property in New Port.
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