TLDR;
The Trench Family documents their experience during a hurricane, from the initial strong winds causing damage to their backyard to the aftermath the next day. They prepare by charging devices, cooking a large meal, and securing outdoor items. Despite some damage, including broken trees and a messy pool, they express gratitude that the impact wasn't worse and send well wishes to those more severely affected.
- Strong winds cause initial damage to the backyard.
- The family prepares for the hurricane by charging devices and cooking.
- The next day reveals broken trees and a messy pool, but overall, the damage is less than expected.
Hurricane Preparations and Initial Impact [0:00]
The video begins with the Trench family preparing for a hurricane. They note the time is 6:44 PM, which is when the worst of the storm is expected to begin. Initial strong winds are already causing significant damage to their backyard, with turf ripped up and furniture overturned. The family expresses concern about the shaking trees and the possibility of power outages, but they have a generator ready. They are cooking a large meal, including wagyu steak and mashed potatoes, to enjoy before the storm intensifies.
Cooking and Weather Updates [3:23]
The family continues to prepare for the hurricane by cooking dinner indoors. JP is preparing a Tomahawk wagyu steak, while Rissa is making mashed potatoes and mac and cheese. They share updates on the hurricane's status, noting it has been upgraded to a category 4. They emphasise the importance of having charged devices and flashlights in case of a power outage.
The Height of the Storm [7:21]
One hour later, the winds have intensified, causing further damage to their outdoor furniture. The family expresses concern about the strength of the winds and the shaking trees. They have charged all their devices and are prepared for a potential power outage. They eat dinner and observe the storm outside, noting the strong winds and moving trees.
Nighttime Rain and Wind [14:55]
Later that night, the rain begins. The family observes the leaves and branches accumulating on their driveway. They express hope that the trees will not be knocked down and that the power will not go out.
Assessing the Damage the Next Day [17:15]
The next morning, the Trench family assesses the damage from the hurricane. They are relieved that their cars were not damaged by falling branches. While there is debris and damage in the backyard, including displaced turf and a messy pool, they feel it is not as bad as they had anticipated.
Exploring the Property on a Golf Cart [20:51]
The family uses a golf cart to further inspect their property. They discover a broken peach tree and other fallen branches and plants. They note that one of their banana trees has fallen, which they are saddened by. They also find that a tree has fallen on their fence.
Final Thoughts and Well Wishes [27:24]
The Trench family concludes the video by expressing gratitude that the damage was not worse. They acknowledge that other areas were hit harder by the hurricane and send their well wishes to those affected. They thank viewers for tuning in and encourage them to stay safe.