Indian Rocks Beach: AFTER HURRICANE HELENE: FLY OVER COASTLINE (Dunes Gone/Beach Damages)

After Storm Helene, The Category 4 Hurricane that hit Florida and other regions, here is a video of Indian Rocks Beach Shoreline. Filmed at LOW TIDE.
The sand dunes have been pushed into the roads, and public beach accesses are no longer accessible at all the boardwalks. #helene #hurricanehelene #indianrocksbeach #florida #storm

0:00 16th - 20th Ave Indian Rocks Beach
0:51 28th - 23rd Ave
2:19 20th - 17th Ave
3:05 17th - 14th Ave Indian Rocks Beach
3:42 13th - 9th Ave
4:22 9th - 8th Ave
4:52 8th - 7th Ave
5:35 7th - 5th Ave Indian Rocks Beach
6:28 5th Avenue Indian Rocks Beach
7:00 4th - 2nd Ave
7:37 2nd Ave - 1st Ave Indian Rocks Beach
8:05 Intercoastal
8:44 Close Up Damages/ Sand Dunes Gone
8:55 Driving, Kooky Coconut

Indian Rocks Beach 2024 Helene Storm Hurricane. The area got hit with more than 6 feet of storm surge, flooding the island. Indian Rocks Beach, Florida has many single-story homes and businesses, including vacation rentals and restaurants. Indian Rocks Beach is known for its laid-back atmosphere, great dining, and beautiful beaches. It's also considered a walkable city, with a network of boardwalks that lead to a deck on the Intracoastal Waterway.

Within Pinellas County, Florida, IRB offers one-story homes and a luxurious beachside lifestyle. The beach is known for not having large resorts, with buildings over a certain height disallowed.

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