Tfue shares video of flooded Florida home due to hurricane Helene

American YouTuber and Fortnite streamer Turner "Tfue" recently took to X to share a video of his now-flooded home after hurricane Helene ravaged Florida on September 27, 2024. In the video, Tfue can be seen wading through water higher than his ankles to wade through his living space and garage.

Needless to say, upon seeing two of his vehicles submerged in water high enough to cover the rims of their wheels, the now distraught Tfue could be heard exclaiming:

"Oh, f**k!"

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Tfue shares extent of water damage caused at home due to hurricane Helene

Fortnite streamer Tfue has been dealing with the consequences of being situated in the area affected by Hurricane Helene, which crashed ashore in Florida's Big Bend Area in the form of a Category 4 storm as per the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.

To those unaware, a Category 4 storm constitutes winds of speeds between 131 to 155 miles per hour and is just a level below the most dangerous possible category on the scale.

Apart from the flooded garage, Tfue also showed his flooded indoor gym area, with his Stairmaster machine and weights partially submerged in water. Within the caption, the YouTuber also stated that this was not the complete extent of the damage he had incurred, as the water levels eventually crept even higher.

He wrote:

"This is so sad man and it’s crazy to think the water levels got even higher too."

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A Kick streamer found that his struggles with the hurricane could be entertaining content and thus uploaded several videos of himself saving his tent from being blown away by the winds of the hurricane. The streamer, MikeSmallsJr on Kick, has since dubbed it the "Hurricane in a Tent Challenge.”

In the video, he could be seen desperately holding onto his tent to prevent it from flying off into the air due to the sheer power of the winds. Similar to Tfue, he also was afflicted with flooding inside his tent.