Hey everyone, it's the morning of the tropical storm watch, or the day after, and uh, I thought it was gonna be bad, but I didn't think the flooding was gonna be this bad. This is pretty intense. Just yesterday, I was here, and there was already flooding on the entrance ramp here to the MacArthur Causeway, but now this entire area has been turned into a swimming pool. The water must be at least like two feet high, maybe even like two and a half feet in some places. I already saw like two tow trucks come by and take some cars out. What's up, John Smith 2046 from Ohio? Good morning. I'm surprised the water isn't really going up more over this curb. You think they're gonna make it? That's a Tesla all-electric. Unbelievable, right? There's also a car stuck right there that they haven't gotten out yet. Even yesterday, when I was uh, about to take this entrance ramp to Miami Beach, it was a little bit flooded, and I decided to skip it. You can see that video on the channel.

Right now, I uploaded it already. We've got news crews already here. Uh, Zozo says, is the causeway to the beach closed? Um, it's not closed. I see cars still going to the beach, but not from this entrance. But yeah, this is pretty bad. I think another driver is going to attempt going through this. Let's see if they can make it. Let's see if this Volkswagen holds up. The police have got this street closed off. Just going to let the news crews do their work here without me being in the background. Words can't even begin to describe the amount of flooding in this area. Tow truck coming through. I think they're going to rescue that car I showed you before on the causeway itself. Yup, that's exactly where they're going. Let's see this rescue attempt. Oh, unbelievable really. Marcia used to live in Miami. Nothing's changed when it comes to drainage. Oh, Zozo, Bob, the news guys, Paul Goodlett from the Weather Channel. All right, well, I'm here with the Weather Channel. I

guess so. I don't see that tow truck trying to get that car over there that's stalled yet. You know, I think that tow truck went further up. It wasn't going to rescue this one. So up the tow truck's coming. Um [Music]. Let's see what happens here. Not really sure where this tow truck driver is going. Maybe to rescue that car over there. Crystal clear. You've seen far worse. I have seen far worse too from older videos. This is just one section of Biscayne Boulevard in downtown Miami. But let's walk around and see what else is here. You can see the police have closed this area off with caution tape. They're making everybody turn around or make a left turn. So it just goes to show you what can really happen if like a big big storm comes through. That wasn't really like last night or this morning. And look at this street here. Oh good. I'm glad they're not going down this street. Oh they're putting out more caution tape now on the police radio. They're requesting

uh to rope off the area. Oh, Jenna, they said on the news it was the worst flooding yet. I don't really believe that. I mean, they have flooding from hurricanes, and it really was only this main section that got hit hard. I walked up here, and there were some pockets of flooding, but it was nowhere like this. Marsha says that I lose power. Yeah, I did actually, but only for my iPhone adapter. There was rain. I think that might have got into the iPhone adapter, and it shorted it out. And I think my internet connection went out overnight. Oh, walking Minnesota, the worst flooding of 2022. I can believe it. Thomas says this happens every time it rains. Not surprising for those of us who live here. Yeah, I'm not surprised too much either, but it really is something else seeing it in person. I'm surprised they haven't roped off that area going southbound yet. Well, maybe they have, but we saw some drivers already going through this. I already knew this area was going to be

bad when I drove through here yesterday morning, and that was just the beginning of it. It wasn't even like more than a steady rain. You can even see that video I uploaded already where I was gonna take this ramp here to Miami Beach, and I skipped it. Let's see what's going on with these stalled cars in the water. This does not look like it's getting any better. I mean, where is the sewer system at all over here? Thank you, Art Norman Jr. A little something for rainy day fun. Hollywood, Hollywood, Yorkshire Publishing. Stay safe. Appreciate it so much. Yeah, this is crazy. Yeah, I think we're gonna be back on the beach tomorrow. All right. Yeah, crystal clear. They'll be bringing out the pump trucks if they need it. Looks like Miami police have roped off that area. Big tow truck with a car. Oh, finish. Yes, you bet the Florida supercars don't work in floods. Yeah, I mean, if there's water and electronics, then it's not going to mix well.

simple joy with 9.99. Thank you. Miss you in New York, but I'm enjoying seeing Florida. Keep up the great work. Thank you, simple joy. Appreciate it very much. My goodness, you can get a sense of how deep this water is by looking at the fire hydrant. So, Jupiter, I'm not wearing water boots. I'm wearing my sneakers that I wore yesterday when I went out into the rain. They're already wet, so I might as well just wear them. Yeah, me. At least the water doesn't look too dirty. We got some more people daring to drive through. Why are they still allowing drivers to go through here? Uh, yeah, Mauricio. I hope no damage as well. We've got Fox News on the scene and the Weather Channel on the other side. Good. I'll show you the other side again. So, it looks like the tow truck rescued that stalled car that was over here before, unless that's still it over there. Connie Kimber with 30 bucks. Thank you, Connie Kimber. Appreciate it very much.

Yeah, Christina. Thank you for your concern. Flood waters can contain sewage and hazardous waste for sure. This is really something else. Saying the key going through is to drive slow and pray. Set fresh. The water is probably about two feet high in its deepest part over there. Look at this. The water must be covering at least like two-thirds of the traffic barrel there. Here's another brave soul driving through. I haven't seen a car gotten stuck yet on this side. A few people driving through action, and there's even someone walking through the flood waters. Uh-oh. Is this Toyota gonna make it? Think they're second-guessing themselves. Uh-oh. I think they're stuck. Water damage. They stalled. Yep. The headlights just went off. Another car stuck. That's the problem. They didn't close off the street going southbound, and then you have like these large trucks and SUVs that are able to make it, and then the other drivers, they get inspired by their success, so they attempt it, and they get stuck.

Is this pickup truck gonna make it? Let's hope so. There's also this car here that's been stuck for a long time. It's in one of the deepest parts of the flooding right here. Yeah, 55 lot 13. That's an expensive mistake that this driver had. They'll never be able to sell that car, and insurance will not pay for the damage. All right, let me show you the other street now. I'm here with the Weather Channel and also Fox 5 News, and this street over here is pretty bad too right now. Oops, I jumped the curb, and I messed up the camera angle. More tow trucks are going to be needed. My gosh, it looks even worse from this side. The Hyundai made it through. Oh, are they nuts? Oh no, I thought they were gonna go down that street. They're like, Nope. Oh wait, that was a Honda, not a Hyundai. What are these people doing? [Music] I feel like I'm at the beach right now with these waves coming in.

up another tow truck coming to rescue a stranded driver. Thank you, caller, and chat with five bucks. Hugs from Texas. Oh boy, Miami really needs to close the southbound portion of the street because, uh, even though it's common sense to most people to not drive through a big flooded street like this, there's still people who are going to attempt to do so, like, uh, this driver here and the Toyota driver, and get stranded. And there's also that car there. All right, here we go, another rescue operation. So the taxi driver behind the tow truck might get stuck too. What are they thinking? And, uh, tow truck along with the Toyota is on its way. What are they thinking? What are you doing? Oh my gosh, that's so deep. [Music] That driver just went onto the bridge to Miami Beach, and it was so deep there. Weather Channel might be interviewing the driver now. I'm glad they got rescued, but not smart for the driver to be driving through that interview time, sir. Why did you drive through the

flooded street. [Applause] This guy's got his rain boots on. [Applause] I guess they have to get out of their car now. These flood waters are going all the way around me. I think this driver over here, or this car, is gonna be waiting a while for it to get towed. Let's see how long it takes for the city to close the street off. It's like, close it off already. Don't let people drive down here. How many more people have to get stuck? You know what? I think that driver that drove onto the entrance ramp to the MacArthur Causeway is stuck now too. It's not moving anymore. Two more cars are gonna get stuck. Watch this. That driver made it out of the water but still got stuck. Unbelievable. Oh, that black car almost made it, but almost doesn't count. That driver must be thinking like, What was I thinking? Oh shoot, there's white smoke coming out of the car. They might be trying to rev up the engine, but nothing's happening.

yup, they're not going anywhere now. Another tow truck. Look at this. I don't know where this car is coming from, but it's being towed. Nice car too. Oh, somehow they got their car running again, the one that we thought got stuck, but it definitely has water damage. What are these drivers thinking? damaris499, thank you for showing us Saturday Fool's Day. Shake my head, that's all I can say to these people. And Miami, what are you doing? Close down the street already. We've already seen how many cars got stuck, maybe like four already. Another crew coming in, Channel Seven. Here comes a Ford truck. I think they'll be able to make it. Non-year Tina Matt with 9.99. Thank you. I can't believe I was just here yesterday and it was already flooded in the morning, and it wasn't even like a strong steady rain. I knew this area was going to be bad if it was flooded like that already. Leo's Towing. Thanks, Bernard for two dollars. Another brilliant genius.

driving in the rain like they're impervious. Another Toyota, Vaughn Michelle. Thank you, stay safe, really appreciate it. I think Leo's towing is driving away. Have they closed off the street yet? Please tell me they did. At least the northbound side is closed, and the sides are, but the southbound side, they haven't closed off. Another tow truck, citywide citywide recovery. What's gonna happen here now? Calvin Atwood with five dollars, appreciate it. At least in New York City, they close it. Appreciate it. Calvin, thank you for the support. So what happened? These tow truck drivers just go through and not even rescue these people. Rat skunk with five bucks, even a rat would not drive in such waters. Yeah, they know how to get to shelter. Are you kidding me? This street still is not closed. Is this truck gonna seriously go down here? And the red car behind the truck too. Let's hope they don't get stuck, and they know what they're doing. Another Toyota driver.

yeah, Kelvi. I think the truck was never really in danger. I was worried for this Toyota driver. I don't know what's going to happen over there. Uh, Lena, I actually don't have boots on. I'm just wearing my regular sneakers. Let's see what the other street looks like now. Oh my gosh, it looks like a river. Street is still not closed, or maybe it is, and these drivers think, Hey, I can get through this. Oh, this is a Hummer. They'll be able to go through that, the Jeep and the Hummer easily. Hey guys, can I take a detour through this? I think I might need it. Yeah, let's detour through this. I probably have to swim through. Is anyone gonna save these cars? All right, I want to check out the other blocks now around here. If it's this bad over here, I'd like to see what else is around. I don't think I'll be able to get around this street easily. Yeah, good luck getting through there. I have an idea to get around this though.

without having to like jump through or make a really long detour, I'll go this way. Wait a second, I think I see a tow truck. Are they going to rescue those cars or at least one of them? Tow truck guy is saying, I'm not having any of this. I don't want my tow truck to get stuck as well. Unless they're gonna turn here and go the other way. Just when we thought the tow truck driver was gonna turn, it just drives off. That was as good of a leap as I did. All right, let's get out of here now and head this way. This is my idea to get around this flooded street. Let's hope it's a good one. Snap a few pictures. I haven't really taken that much, to be honest. Bagels and walks says, Thanks for sharing. Appreciate it. So looks like this caution tape did no good. This building even put up sandbags. You know what I want to do? Because we have the drivers trying to drive through that flooded street, I want

to see if the city really did block off that street going south. Let's see what happened here. [Music] Because I keep criticizing the city for not blocking it off, but what if they did, and the drivers are just dumb to go around the blockade. [Music] Yeah man, you can't make a right turn there. You don't want to get your car stuck. Oh my gosh, look at this construction site. How much water are they pumping out? Look at this. They're pumping the water, and this pipe isn't even handling it all. It's just overflowing. It's like the water isn't going anywhere. Okay, let's see if the street is still blocked off, or they haven't yet. Ek money, thank you for 20 bucks. Appreciate the support. Thank you. Oops, let me try to balance this correctly. Thank you, Ek money. What's going on here? Wow, look at this. It's all flooded here too, as I thought. But what about the city blocking the street off? Marine patrol, underwater recovery. That's what the side of that truck said.

I think they're going to need more underwater recovery trucks after this. You know what? No wonder why drivers are trying to go down that street because over here, this street is flooded too. And so what's the city doing then? They should close off another street before this one. This is mindless now. Like, at this point, it's like, what are you doing? The city needs to close off one street behind and not let anyone come through here. This is the extreme flooded street. Oh, look at this. This is crazy. This is really crazy. So they're letting all these drivers keep going down Biscayne Boulevard, right? And this street is flooded, but not as bad as this street down here. This is a river from this side. And look at this. Can we say that there's no path anymore? It's all been destroyed. Yeah, Miami City, you should really close off this block at the very least, get some caution tape, and do something about this. You had all this time already when I was live, like over an hour.

meanwhile, they rope the other street off. Uh-oh, oh, oh, don't do it, don't do it, don't do it, don't go, turn around. You know what I could do because I care for people? I could actually put these traffic barrels over here. I mean, I really could if I wanted to move these traffic barrels to the road so at least like there's a blockade. Pizza rustic us turning around the pizza bar is too. I should move them, yeah, maybe I should. Are these heavy? A little bit, I mean, alright, I'm gonna do something about us because I really care for people. Live heroic efforts, oh, finish us. I can get in trouble for that, yeah, now I'm thinking about it a second time. I might get in trouble because they might want to leave it open for emergency vehicles or whatever, and who knows. I'm not going to do the city's job, just move it back. These belong to Bob's barricades anyway. Oh, here's the brilliant person driving through this street. Well, I was gonna do it, but whatever reasons the city has for

Leaving the street open, I'll just leave it up to them, but I'm just saying they should close this off. Holy moly, I go through, don't go, oh my gosh, look at this. Now we have like how many cars going through, one, two, three, four, five, six. Now they think they're good enough to go through, but there's already a stalled car in there, and they're slowing up, which is the wrong thing to do. They should just keep moving, because as soon as you slow up or stall, the more chance the water has to get into the car parts. Thanks, oreo777. All right, let's go around the other street and check it out. Oh, they're gonna try, well, uh, they're backing up, they're having second thoughts, good, or they're trying again. Oh no, they're towing, realize there was a tow truck, so another tow truck going through. All right, I'm going to go back around the other way, and we'll see what the situation is on the street right before Potter, one, two, three, saying was it bad.

It was pretty bad around like, uh, two o'clock in the morning, I'd say. Thank you, Heidi and Ali. We're five years you're caring of people. Appreciate it. Thank you for your support. This car's some crooks taking the Arkansas and retired them as recovered or stolen. Yeah, that's a really unethical. Water damage is very easy to hide, and for those like people who sell the, um, cars as used and in good working condition, it may work for a little bit, and then all of a sudden you have all these unexpected issues with water damage. So you got to be really wary of those. Going back to the water pump that just keeps pumping water into nowhere. The worst flooding is the one block to the left, Peter Lake Hawk with 50 pounds. Peter, thank you for your support. You know what? Let's go down this way because it's closed off anyway. This looks pretty grim too. The two car cars on the entrance ramp to the MacArthur Causeway are still there. [Music]

OMG, you work for the DMV. Some tow companies will repair the water-damaged cars but not report the damage. Yeah, that's bad. Another person getting their car towed, the same one we saw earlier. They're just securing it now over here. Still can't believe that the street is still open. Here's something that's really nice to see. There's a takeout container just floating around in the street. Crazy out there as a takeout container. You're doing good. Oh man, so bad. I walked around. There's the back. You had the best one. All right, see you. JM says the guys walking barefoot. Yeah, I wouldn't do that. You don't know what's underneath the water here. It could be a sharp object or, you know, metal surface or a screw. What will happen then, you know? Yeah, 55 lot. He did take a big chance. Let's see what's gonna happen here now. I know T-bird. I don't know why that driver's going the wrong way. The northbound side is closed. Well, they do have their hazard lights on.

maybe they just drove up to here. Five drivers are attempting to go through here. Last unveil, thank you for five bucks, really appreciate it. I didn't see, but tow truck is off with that car. That's the Audi we were seeing before. [Music] Look at this, this street is still open. I don't think they'll ever close it at this point. Dennis saying the water level is dropping slowly. Yeah, it could be. I feel sorry for those drivers down there. We saw that one get stuck live. Oh, thank you, V Stew, 99 cents. Blue Racer, this is Biscayne Boulevard, US-1, and Northeast 11 Terrace, right at the entrance to the MacArthur Causeway. Yeah, Dawn, I'm sure the city must have a reason, whatever it is, but at this point, these drivers, they made the decision to come down here. They see how deep the water is. Cindy Lou Who with 4.99, thank you. Well, so far, we haven't seen any new people gotten stuck, but I still don't know what's going to

happen to those two cars over there, up two trucks from Molina Towing, gonna rescue these cars. Thank you, Warlok, with a dollar. I wonder how they're gonna get to these cars. They're gonna have to reverse the tow trucks. So, and we still got people driving through here, slimy action. There was a big storm that's still coming down, and it flooded this part of downtown Miami. So, we're just watching the mess right now. Will they be able to rescue? I think they're going for that car, not the one that's sideways. Mickey FC, appreciate it very much. Thanks for sticking your neck out. Thanks, Mickey. Glad you're enjoying this. Oh, that was quick. Well, we saw that driver get stuck, and now they got rescued. So glad that they got rescued, and there's a happy ending. But still no word on what's going to happen to this car here. Don's saying that poor person on the white car waiting a long time. I'm not even sure if there's anyone in there now. It might be abandoned.

and I'm going to check out the other street now from the other side, and we'll see, uh, over there where everyone has to turn to. The water is receding though, which is a good thing. I remember before I had to do this big leap over this puddle, but now, uh, you can just step over it. Oh wait, another tow truck's coming. Is that for the white car? Let's take a look. Nope, doesn't look like it unless they're gonna drive on this side of the road, which I thought was gonna happen to another car, but they are. Let's see them rescue this white car now. Wait, where are they going now? Yeah, this is Fox 5 News. There's the Weather Channel on the media in there. It seems like this street over here got worse. I don't remember reaching to the crosswalk before. Let's see what's going on over here. All these people are realizing up can't drive up this street anymore. Sapphire, as you haven't seen any buses. I saw some buses. They got rerouted to the

other street, uh, right down the block here because they can't let them go down here. But all these drivers are forced to go on this street or to turn around. And what's up over here now? The sidewalk is all torn up, not a flooding-related issue, but definitely a hazard as well. Rayon nicest. If you want flooding, go to Hialeah. Oh man, I can only imagine. I haven't gone this way yet to see the back of the street. So wait, there's people driving up this flooded street now. You gotta be kidding me. Well, maybe they they're coming from the parking garage in this building or whatever. I hope that's what it was. Oh yeah, I see. They must have came through the building there. Yep, look at this [Music]. Yeah, that's right, Lina. Miami extreme weather from flooding to this [Music]. Hey, there's a bus service. Think Zozo or someone else was saying, uh, there's no bus service, but there's one right now. As you can see, the rain is still coming.

down. It's not stopping yet. Let's go this way. Valerie says, I get my canoe ready. I wish I had one. This looks like a swimming pool, not a sidewalk. At least we can see the bottom. It's like ankle deep at least. This street is getting worse, and the other main street, Biscayne Boulevard, I think, is getting better. Yes, you need to leave this private property. Okay, thank you everyone. All right, sure, stay safe. Okay, all right, so we got kicked out, but we'll just go around. I know James is always gonna be one, but it's private property. I think we'll take one more look at Biscayne Boulevard. We gotta go around the long way because he got kicked out there. Gene Paul saying Brickell is worse flooding. Oh gosh, I can imagine. Safres saying you've been to both buildings. Could be torrential pours and they'll still kick you out. Oh that's so bad. Look at how busy this area is because everyone needs to make a left turn.

hmm, I want to know how much the water receded now. Wonder how that car got there. I'm seeing a lot more drivers go through these flooded waters now on Biscayne Boulevard. I think Fox 5 News is wrapping up. Oh my gosh, oh wait, that's Channel 4. I think even the Weather Channel is starting to leave now. So look at this, there's water on the top. Oh, there's more rain on the way. I didn't know that at noon, and I think it will be like the end of the day before this white car gets rescued. Old lady says they're leaving because hurricanes form. There's lightning coming my way. Really, don't tell me that. Oh yeah, that's right, there's still the black car stuck there. Let's take a look, it's receding a lot now. We can walk right into the middle here. I think finally the drainage is working. Look at this, we didn't, we couldn't do this before. This is as far as we can walk now.

yep, they'll be stuck there for a while, and also this other car too. I'm not sure what's up with them, so detour Miami Beach. How about a detour to getting your car stalled? It's a detour to the tow pound. Brave soul, I wouldn't go down there. I wouldn't go down there, that's still very deep. Did you see that the white car actually bobbed up and down like it's still floating in the water? [Music] Are they going to go to Miami Beach from here? Please don't, this is crazy. All right, let's let the Weather Channel have their turn now. You see, they got the station. Yeah, Christine, I'm with the Weather Channel. So, Country Rose, you love that guy. I'm not familiar with him, but looks like he's enjoying his job. I'm gonna get out of their shot, let them do their work. All right, I think where I'm gonna go now is to walk along Biscayne Boulevard South. We'll see what else we could see there.

I know a couple of drains that were flooded as well, but nowhere near to the extent like over here. [Music] Interesting roots on this tree. I don't know what that high-pitched noise is or where it's coming from. Lots of traffic in downtown because of this road closure here. It is FDOT Biscayne storm water PS. That's what the label on the box says. [Music] Storm water power supply. I think that's what PS stands for. Up here comes an ambulance, or is that a fire rescue vehicle? Ah, whenever I hear sirens, it gives me the chills. I think they should be able to clear most of the water out soon if the water already receded that much underneath the highway. Rod says, I have better coverage than the local news. Well, thank you. I mean, this was kind of just on the spot. I just got out. I was like, Hey, I wonder what the rains did, and I didn't know it was going to make something like that over there. Still can't believe

Back there, we saw a bunch of drivers go through it, and a few of them got stuck. We must have seen at least four cars get stuck there. I know sapphire as it definitely sucks for the local businesses because of this weather. People can't go out and patronize them, especially businesses like restaurants and bars that really depend on the weekend traffic or even tourism and beachfront areas. So over here, it doesn't seem too bad. Stark phase one says I might as well throw these boots out. Well, these are sneakers. I've been wearing them for a while already. They've been repaired a few times. I've walked on the sand with them. These are kind of like my shoes that I don't really care if they get messed up or not. So I think I'll just have them dry out in the sun, and maybe I'll put some white vinegar in there with some paper towel to get rid of any kind of mold and stuff, and I can still wear it. Bonsai washed with soap and fresh water.

Yeah, I can do that too. Today is a good day to do laundry. A random car bumper on the side of the road. Well, there's gonna be new downpours coming to Miami in half an hour. Oh great, streaming that from my balcony if there's a storm coming through again. It stopped raining by the way, so I'm gonna close up my umbrella. No need for it the first time I had to close it up. What's up? The people in the truck just waved to me. Jose said one last band of rain left. Yeah, that's what people are saying in the chat in half for now. We're going to get another rainstorm guest mark with five dollars. Thank you for the coverage of the storm. Hope you and your neighbors stay safe. Thank you, appreciate it very much. You know, as soon as I put my umbrella down, there's more rain and I need to put it back up. It's like blowing now. That's what happens right as soon as you think it's over.

starts raining again. You need the umbrella back up. Oh, Vaughn, you're in the eye of the hurricane or eye of the tropical storm. Someone's a hurricane. They have an eye, and then when they back out, they'll hit again, I guess so. So, when I was here earlier, um, I saw this entire parking lot flooded. [Applause] Yeah, guest mark, thanks for joining in again. I was wondering where you went. Oh, fire truck on the way. The parking lot's become a swimming pool. Carla Johnson, 999, thank you, Carla. Thank you for the support. Parking lot or swimming pool, you tell me. My gosh, it's deeper in this section than uh, where I'm standing. PMD Percussion with 20 bucks. Thanks for the coverage, beautiful city. Thank you, PMD Percussion. Really appreciate it. Glad you could tune in. And Derek, I'm sure these birds are used to this kind of weather. So, the birds saying, I don't got to worry about these flooded streets. I can fly over them. All you humans are

are stuck uh dolly girl twins you. I think all the new condos and buildings are contributing factors to the flooding. I don't think so. I think it's really uh not enough like sewage systems being put in place. This area is already low-lying and uh I don't think it's the new condos going up that are really contributing to it. Sure, I've read stories like in other parts of uh Miami that aren't really as developed as here that the sewage system can't handle it. Over here, it can't either, but I really feel like it's a like a lack of sewer lines or something and not really due to all the new condos here. They need a new sewer system here. Thank you, elite christine99, five dollars. Love your videos, miss seeing New York City. Thank you, elite, appreciate the support. I know a lot of people miss my New York City videos. I'll be back soon, so I'm not abandoning New York City forever. This part over here doesn't seem too bad. Tom says great umbrella. I love this.

umbrella. It's an inverted umbrella, so when you close it, you don't get wet. Ernest says I should have gotten a bubble umbrella. Yeah, I thought about it. Sharon Sheridan with 20 dollars. Stay safe. Love my shirt. Caller, miss you in New York City. Thanks, Sharon. Appreciate the support. Thanks for joining in. One thing I haven't done yet, and that is to go by the water. I'm gonna go here to Bayfront Park. We'll take a look at the water for a few minutes, and then I think I'll wrap this live stream up. Let's see what the water looks like. Guest Mark, five dollars. I'll be taking a look at the Miami River since the storm started. Curious that the water level has also risen. Yep, we're going to go to the water right now. Not to the Miami River though, but just to over here, the Biscayne Bay. Oh, Vaughn's Bloomin saying Paul in the Weather Channel saying it's gonna pick up again. Okay.

I'll be prepared for that. If you notice, there's like tree debris all over the park, and this is freshly painted, uh, freshly put down grass as well. I saw them putting the pallets of grass like just a month ago or two months ago. Let's go this way. It'll be quicker to get through the water. Also, that area down there is flooded as well. Let's check out the water levels. Looks pretty calm now. Dolly girl says, I have to get water boots now for the rainy season. Yeah, I guess I could. Sebastian say, What do I do after I stream? Well, I'm gonna get back and eat breakfast. I haven't even done that yet. I just got up and I was like, Wow, look at this rain. And I went out, made a video, and did this live stream. So, still need to do what I need to fix up at home. I didn't even finish what I started yesterday. You know, the water looks calm. All right, everyone, I think I'm gonna wrap this up now. It was a uh

really interesting experience there under the bridge with Biscayne Boulevard, seeing all the cars getting stuck. But yeah, Miami is suffering from some flooding right now. It's not all over, just in certain pockets. But we're going to be dealing with another storm coming in very shortly. Laurie W. with 10 bucks. Stay safe today. Glad no high winds there. Remember you lost my glasses in August 2020, tropical storm eastside east. Thank you for taking us to see what's happening there. Thank you, Laurie, and thank you, everyone, for joining. Thank you, Heidi, but this is me signing out from Miami. Smash the like button, subscribe, and I will see you soon. Bye you.

Miami INSANE Flooding Tropical Storm Watch LIVE (June 4, 2022)

Miami INSANE Flooding Tropical Storm Watch LIVE (June 4, 2022)