A collection of tweets showing things #Matthew related
Las inundaciones a causa de #Matthew…
Video of flooding from 11th Ave S, Jacksonville Beach. Vía: @wjxt4 pic.twitter.com/J5AAzMPXiM— Webcams de México (@webcamsdemexico) October 7, 2016
Video of huge tree getting ripped out of the ground from #HurricaneMatthew in #Jacksonville FL.#Matthew #Hurricane pic.twitter.com/r6Wwd2aRS9
— DeeconX (@DeeconX) October 7, 2016
#Hurricane #Matthew death toll passes 800 in #Haiti, cholera takes lives https://t.co/QRx8HRPyx4
— Skep tickle (@Ellesun) October 8, 2016
Current look along A1A in St. Augustine, FL! Intense coastal flooding as #Matthew's eye passes nearby #FLwx #HurricaneMatthew pic.twitter.com/goffbdl4ju
— MORECAST USA (@MORECAST_USA) October 7, 2016
Video shows flooding in St. Augustine, Florida, as a result of Hurricane #Matthew https://t.co/jljBSZcdMz pic.twitter.com/LizzmdhbjS
— CNN (@CNN) October 7, 2016
"Hurricane #Matthew looks a lot like the future of climate change" by @JDSutter of @CNN: https://t.co/Hu7qfMnWy4
— Michael E. Mann (@MichaelEMann) October 7, 2016
¡Vzla.Ya! #Venezuela está disponible! #UltimatumAlRegimen #SOSVenezuela https://t.co/OBd67dCBDD #7oct #matthew
— Vzla.Ya (@vzlaya) October 8, 2016
@wjxt4 @KHOUBlake11 @philklotzbach @EricBlake12 @dougkammerer #Matthew peak storm surge extending miles inland through marshes #rightnow pic.twitter.com/J4pnK6W61n
— John Gaughan (@GaughanSurfing) October 7, 2016
Shelter is shelter, human or not. The St. Augustine Alligator Farm sharing this stork riding out #Matthew. pic.twitter.com/8jfInBiOXw
— Eric Snitil (@EricSnitilWx) October 7, 2016
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When I was finding a place to live and settle, I looked around and Florida was so low on the list it did not register, nor western California, Nor the mid-west. It may sound heartless but when people build and live in places that have been repeatedly destroyed and it will continue and the structures being built are the same as those destroyed is insane! And the psychotic leaders would rather lower taxes on the rich then pay to get a PROPER infra-structure fixed up; or even sillier, praying to be OK!