Devastating flood damage in Arcadia, Florida

What a terrible thing, sending my best.

Time stamped to show the gas station under water.


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Too bad Arcadia wasn't wiped off the map. This is the town that harmed me in every way imaginable. I have been here for 15 years talking about Arcadia, FL. Unfortunately, the only real damage was to homes near the river. I've watched several videos that show no damage east of the river. Please do not ever come back, Arcadia. Just call it a day.

What happened in Arcadia?

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No warning that the water was moving in so quickly. She was in her car trying to drive away.


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I think I may have seen your posts here.

Arcadia is/was the Devils playground to me. I grew up in SWFL but have been to Arcadia many times. Its no place for a little girl to go to. I saw some things there.

The place we may have in common is now abandoned.

God was trying to wash away this town IMHO.

This is the exact type of disgusting person that makes this place horrid

You just know they live a miserable life...piece of shit

Why not in or near a forest?

Why not in or near a forest?

They are low level shills forced to work the weekend night shift, attempting to instantly derail and one star every thread to poison the well. Imagine how difficult it is to be a shitty shill while reading a site that debunks everything their masters tell them. They aren't getting a pass to the underground cities, but they are too stupid to acknowledge the obvious. How sad and pathetic that must be, especially when they have to submit all of the follow up comments to their posts for their paychecks.

Last Edited by Happy in Nature on 10/02/2022 02:55 AM

Even though this is a 500 year event (the degree of flooding), this is why Florida has all of the water and wetlands that it has. That beautiful, natural, environment has been formed from hurricanes, storm surges, tropical storms and massive amounts of rain for who knows how long (1000s of years?). While people are suffering from this catastrophe, the natural environment is severely damaged for probably centuries because of all of the man made debris blown and shattered all over hell and gone. No way to clean that up. Glass, aluminum, steel, plastic, toxic fluids and materials, etc, in massive amounts, is piled up everywhere you look. It's terrible. Most of Florida should not even be developed. It's such a unique ecosystem and not all that big compared to the rest of country and people are moving there in droves because it's a free state with a red pilled governor. I can totally relate to that but the state is grossly over developed and it's terribly sad to see not just the lives, homes and towns destroyed but that natural environment which is home to so many unique species of animals and plants.



Last Edited by thinking... on 10/02/2022 03:13 AM

Sodomites, drug-crazed hookers and Spring Break orgies by teens. Porn sites galore. May they all repent in these last days.

How young are you? When aids first got diagnosed a boy in Arcadia got through a transfusion, so the nice people of Arcadia burned the kids house down. This was in the 1980's.

I am beginning to understand the basis for the reputation of the town.

It's a sad story.
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The Seminoles knew how to do it..
..less is more!

I've been to Arcadia.

It needed a good bath.

From East Texas to Florida is all swampland, and it all
belongs to the alligators.
and the people that live there want sympathy from us
every time they get flooded-out.

Didn't anyone learn from Katrina? When will these coastal towns people learn to gtfo when the hurricanes are coming?

I'm sorry these people last their homes, but come on, where's the common sense?

It's like the ultimate form of denial

I honestly feel so sorry for these people. Zero Ziltch of them deserve this. Mother nature is nothing to fight with. Those RV's could of been towed out of the area. People who have boats could of secured them better. 3 or 4 anchor points and enough weight would have not let them drift from their anchorage.

But it is people who have homes and flooded out who suffered the most. Never mind the toys.

Home is where you go when you have a bad day. Home is where you seek comfort. The home is now flooded and is nothing more than a headache and potential loss of everything you cherrish.

Arcadia is about 30 geographic miles inland.

many people lived in those RVs. Arcadia is dirt poor.

Forest fires.

I am north of the NJ Pinelands. People build houses in the woods and love the privacy and the sandy trails, and creeks to go canoeing. Then that once in 50 years fire starts blazing, after a lightning strike on dry pine needles, and its all over.

Last Edited by Prayandprepare000 on 10/02/2022 10:56 AM

I was wondering that too.
Is it because of potential firest fires?
That would depend on where you live.
Animals that live in the forest?

Its a rural/farming community thats known for having cheaper$ brand new Pick up trucks.

Nice quiet town.

It would be bad if one of the really tall trees came down toward my house, but it's more likely than a forest fire.

"Flooding" here only happens in places that never should have been built in.

Just like in Florida.

My favorite near here is a place once named "Impassable Morass" on the map, because of the wide and floody swamp.

Today it is humorously named "Highland".

That's what developers do.

Underground cities?

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I've lived in hurricane country for half a century..both NC and Fla. I picked my current home near Deland (between Orl and Daytona) because it's stood through every storm since 1890. Lost power for 2 days..up yesterday morning. Still no internet but have cell service..otherwise...

The house is fine, no flooding, no wind damage outside of some tree limbs and palm fronds. Something to be said about old homes..built much better than the cheap, poorly planned homes of today. Feel blessed and praying for all those who lost so much...

Even just 2 days without power was stressful though we did have a generator.