Chasing The World's STRONGEST Storm - Haiyan From Ground Zero

Super Vera level sir

He made mention about storm surge earlier in the video. :(

This is surreal.

Footage... and kindness and compassion. A big thank you!

2022🇵🇭

You guys are really brave, thank you for sharing

I never see cyclone in my life 😥

I am from Tacloban and I am amazed of what you have done sirs! Thankyou for the death defying things you did just to record the devastation of super tyhpoon Haiyan

.WHO IS BORN ON NOVEMBER 8????????? DONT LIE I WANNA KNOW IF UR BORN ON NOVEMBER 8 UR RARE IM BORN ON 2012 THOUGH

Top most bravest man ever

Today is supertyphoon yolanda anniversary.

Watching this now after 9years… Remembering Super Typhoon Yolanda

today is the 9th year anniversary hitting philippines

I’m just getting around to this and wow. So many emotions. Thank you guys so much for everything you were doing & continue to do today. You guys have saved an immeasurable amount of lives & for that we are ever grateful ❤

Watching this is devastating. All the emotions are coming back to me the day it happened. But this video is a proof that we can stand up again, recover from this disaster.

Thank you

when i was 3 year old the typhoon hit tacloban i was on manila the news said the manila is going possbile being storm surge

if it was'nt because of that storm surge, it would'nt be worst like that

at the very least you should have a helmet and goggles

Ano pare, buhi pa?

did you guys chase ian last year in florida that was crazy as well my buddy lived in naples and up in sarasota they had 155mph winds

9 years still shakes me and im not even from tacloban. But i went there 4 years after the typhoon. That time tacloban had recovered but not 100% you can still see the destruction.

I hope I would get a response from you. Was haiyan really the worst typhoon you guys ever experienced? Thank you so much if I would get a response.

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watching this video because it is typhoon season again in Philippines. 😢

Nahh year i will never forgot kill thousand of people

My parents were there too 😢😢

Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) November 8, 2013 11-8-13 - 11-9-13 Friday To Saturday Formed: November 3, 2013 Dissipated: November 11, 2013 Hits: November 8, 2013 Aftermath: November 8, 2013 10:00 AM Ormoc: 11:00 AM Morning Date: November 8 - 9 2013 November 8, 2013 Morning Time: 1:00 PM November 9, 2013 Morning Time: 6:00 AM

thank you so much for documenting this storm...i am from northern part of cebu philippines, we also experiencing this monster storm , blow by blow ...and when i remember those days i felt so sad and cry

Watching this almost 10 years later, seeing the people before the storm hit just living their lives as usual is heart breaking. No one knew how bad it was gonna be. We all thought that it was gonna be just another storm that we can just wait through.

I can still remember this extreme storm, this is remarkable. Watching this in 2023.

Is it true that Haiyan's winds were so loud that they were painful to hear?

I know he didn't know at the time but late in the video he quotes "I'm glad everyone's ok". He didn't realize yet he's surrounded by thousands of dead people.

Perfect Video Jim, You should do more of this type, but I'll stick to fishing off the rocks in Samet thanks....

To be fair, this country needed a bath... and still does.

You guys are hero’s!!! God Bless.

People need to understand that warmings about natural disasters are real!! All of these people that were rescued should have been evacuated prior to the hurricane making landing!!! Hurricane brings a lot of sea water into land!!

This will always be one of the gut retching apocalyptic event that has happened in the Philippines. I have lived there for almost 24 years. My husband and I started to watch these videos about this category 5 tropical cyclone. The entire footage gave me goosebumps. The aftermath was so hard to watch especially coming up with over 6000 people no longer alive. And a lot of folks went missing and hundreds or thousands of people were homeless. Majority of this probably would have been prevented if they used a different terminology in the news than just storm surge so they would have at least interpreted it differently. Majority of the locals thought it was just another typhoon.... until it destroyed everything. The miscommunication. The lack of reinforcement of the warnings to the locals to their level of understanding. The language barrier. Not all of them had TVs or radios either. I still feel horrible for all of the losses and everything else that they had to live with after all of it. May all their souls rest in peace. Thank you for all your efforts & hardwork. The courage and bravery you guys have shown in this video was truly remarkable during a monstrous event. The whole thing was well documented at the same time it was heartbreaking

Using one of those iPad size phones huh? Pretty cool. Glad yall are ok

Today is the birthday of my grandma who died there, the black out caused the heart monitor to stop working and the IV placed on her. The hospital was under staffed and she died next day morning Nov 8, she would have been 97 today. she was born in 1927.

This storm is still one of the strongest up to this day and its surreal how strong the storm is on its time.

Watching this in 2024, and i cannot hold back my tears, we were there, me with my 2 children, i am thankful we survived, as a mother, you can do the impossible things to save your children😭

My mom has experience that

Bruh even concrete buildings completely destroyed/reduce to flat foundations 💀

wind and rain is extremely dangerous😢

Entitled white men going to a place they should not have been. Taking up locals in need only chance of escaping hell.