Helping Flash Flood Victims During Historic Storm In Kentucky (July 2022)

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[@dawnstrickler4776]

Seeing the group of people walking through the water at the end, you know they’ve gone through something more terrifying the night before than most of us will ever experience in a lifetime. Sometimes just holding a hand means the most. Prayers to all affected.

[@Rosies.GreenLeafOdyssey]

I saw the news about this happening and the first thing I thought was... "is Ryan Hall okay?" I came here to check on you today. I'm so sorry for what's happened in your state. Words can't even start to describe how sad I feel for y'all. Thank you for being there for others. Be safe.

[@amydavis4945]

I laugh-cried at the end when I saw Brandon walking those people out. It's times like these that I'm so damn proud to be a part of the Ryan Hall Team!! You guys saved lives last night.... again. Thank you Ryan, Vince and Brandon!

[@neilmays6744]

This just makes you damn proud to be an American, hell a human through the hardest days of your life and to come our praising go and be overwhelmingly proud lucky to live in Eastern Kentucky we may be the butt of a few jokes there’s not a better Army of people in the world then these old hillbillies

[@shAnn0n1]

It's an amazing feeling to be a part of something bigger than ourselves, and that's exactly why we've all become members of Ryan's, Vince's, and Brandon's channels. We can't physically be there, but you guys can, and so we're grateful for that, and that's why we donate.

[@frogkisser]

Not gonna lie Shannon, I was extremely worried for y'all when i saw this storm...so glad y'all are alright. Thank YOU lady for everything and Ryan for the channels... Hugs from Texas.

[@lifeintornadoalley]

Donate to the state. Not his pockets. Thanks

[@josephpeterson2014]

​@@lifeintornadoalley Someone's mad because someone is helping to a cause 🤣

[@lifeintornadoalley]

@@josephpeterson2014 you sound like a hater.

[@tresacarolyngibson6568]

None of the donations that were made to the state ever made it to anyone affected by the flood. I live in Kentucky and the Attorney General office has asked for an audit to determine what happened to the money that was raised. They are asking for and audit to find out where all the money went that was raised for those affected by the tornado that occurred in Western Kentucky in December of 2020 or 2021.

[@bigchuckyinkentucky6267]

Years ago I volunteered for the local fire and rescue. We closed a road due to flash floods and a resident wanted to drive through the water to go on to his house. I refused. He said he had lived on that road his entire life and knew exactly where the road was at. I told him that it might not still be there under the water. When the water went down and we checked the road, about a half mile up was a bridge. Just like the one in this video at 3:50. The fella who wanted to drive through the water got physically ill on the side of the road, but later thanked me for stopping him.

[@Angelia359]

Who else heard someone yell "help" around 3:19? I have chills I hope if it was a person they are safe.

[@BeingNancy]

Gentlemen, you are truly heroes. May God be with all those affected by the flooding. 🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@Tsadie1]

“God” 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@thehorseman1806]

God is with Everyone regardless of beliefs or natural disasters. He doesnt only show up for emergency

[@iamReddington]

lol "god". Yeah, "he" sure was with those families.

[@williambergman3840]

Absolutely wonderful what your channel n subbs are doing to help these precious ppls❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@williambergman3840]

@@Tsadie1 👏 👏👏love in action😁

[@wildfire7404]

I’m without adequate words to express what I am feeling after watching this. The shock, horror, fear, grief, anxiety, anticipation, hope, relief, and sheer joy are all overwhelming. “Thank you” is all I can say. Thank you.

[@brendaepp4596]

Thus is making me cry uncontrollably

[@Weepingstones]

This is so devastating knowing how many people could be missing or drowned from this..

[@lechatbotte.]

Sixteen people to date 6 of which are children lost. It’s heartbreaking

[@Silver_dognic104]

I heard 8 people drowned currently. I hope the death toll don’t rise.

[@Weepingstones]

@@lechatbotte. that’s so heartbreaking knowing parents not knowing if their child is alive or not

[@MaryJane-qk9ev]

Deaths are 25 now. Prayers for eastern Kentucky! 🙏

[@Lisa-cj6vx]

It is so devastating 😢 💔

[@melanieannplans2666]

Oh my god, that ending with Brandon walking out with the survivors brought tears to my eyes! The three of you and the Y'all Squad all make an amazing team. THANK YOU for what you do! My heart goes out to the families of those were lost to this devastating weather event.

[@joshuagay3787]

The people they are walking out at the end, the girl with the coat over her head and the guy next to her, that's my niece and her husband. I am eternally grateful to you guys for everything you did. Above and beyond completely. Words fail me on my gratitude to you. I pray you all be blessed in everything you do.

[@emptynestgardens9057]

Y'all make such a great team. You guys take storm chasing to a whole other level. Please continue to be safe out there, we all need you.

[@janedoe-dy3rr]

Thank you all for helping those that needed help! When times get hard, all we have is each other. It is going to continue to get more and more that way. We are no longer in a position to assume that someone else will be the hero. We have to be the heroes. You guys definitely are heroes!

[@janetteblaydes7112]

Thank you all 💖Very true, and beautifully said. 🙏📖Love thy 💕neighbor as thy self 📖🙏Amen.

[@robinflanery1015]

AMEN 🙏

[@CountryKindOfCrazy]

I'm in Southern KY, and my heart is breaking for every family affected 💔 😢.

[@wiseeyes3990]

I dont believe I've ever seen such destruction, thank you for helping these people get to safety,you guys are definitely earth angels. May God bless you and all who have survived and suffered through this horrible event.

[@solowflow]

Ryan despite this horrific disaster, what you have done here is so beautiful. A glimpse of hope for this community amongst times of great need. Possessions can always be replaced, but friends and family cannot. Thank you.

[@ChrisWx]

It's unfortunate how impactful this flooding situation was in Kentucky. 25 dead and multiple missing. You, Vince, and Brandon no doubt saved lives with your heroic efforts of helping and rescuing others. Keep up the great work, Ryan.

[@stormswindy3013]

this is heartbreaking seeing all this flooding and everyone and everything impacted by it, sending love to eastern KY from colorado! ♥

[@hostilesavage4299]

It is not heartbreaking it is mother nature. Mankind has to pay now for all of our b.s.. it is nice and refreshing to see... ppl act as if we are supreme here which we are not. Survival is mankinds real way of life... we were never meant to be living in this false reality that we are currently trapped in.

[@stormswindy3013]

@@hostilesavage4299 maybe to you, but i don’t find watching people suffering nice to see, i do like seeing everyone working together to help the victims out

[@mrpeach2023]

@@hostilesavage4299 You can suffer all by yourself. Your negativity is not needed anywhere.

[@williambergman3840]

And Kansas 🙏🙏

[@williambergman3840]

@@stormswindy3013 so do I ❤️😁

[@Devin_wx]

This is absolutely horrible thank you for helping everyone that is impacted this looks terrible on camera

[@MykkiOnTheCusp]

Good men, all of you. Absolute legends.

[@janecarroll485]

Sending prayers for everyone. I just broke down and cried when I read what Vince and Brandon did !! you all are Heros !!

[@charlayned]

My heart goes out to them. We survived the flooding during Hurricane Harvey, we know how hard this is. Thank you, all the Rh'Y tracker teams, you guys are heroes.

[@sandystamps8077]

Please keep all those affected by these storms in your prayers. 🙏

[@suze6604]

Thank you Ryan, Vince and Brandon for being there during the flood, and helping save lives. The ongoing efforts of the Y'all squad will make a huge difference for those left with nothing 💔

[@itsnobodyg]

GOD bless ryan hall and vince Brandon and all the rest for there heroic action 💟

[@michelesowards7764]

Glad to know you’re ok. It’s devastating, I’ve been through flooding too. Remember WV flood of 2016? Scary stuff

[@ShannonHarper]

Flooding happened in madison wi in 2018. My entire road was flooded while I was trying to move my vehicle and these guys came and helped me get back to my house safely. The entire road disappeared in two seconds. I’m praying for these families that have lost loved ones or houses or anything. Hugs.

[@alrightgoodtalk]

Wow. Phenomenal job by you and the team. You're all amazing people.

[@gaylewagner7388]

Ryan always said there would be a day when the Y’all Fund would be needed and this is it. Thank you Ryan, Vince and Brandon!!!Team StormSeeker = Heroes.

[@jamiemantz4108]

Thank god for the three of you. Please never stop doing what you guys do. No matter what negative things people have to say. The amount of lives that the three of you save and rescue will always put way the negativity. :)

[@justinsmith413]

Man....im from Hazard, I still have lots of family that live there including my 78 yr old father who lives alone and is without power and water still as are most ppl. Luckily the water only made it to his garage so everything he lost can be replaced. Thank you to everyone who is helping with this. The ppl over there are some of the best ppl you will ever meet and will quite literally give the shirt off thier back to help someone, im glad ppl are here to help them when they are in need. Thank you.

[@cookingandcleaningwithnaom2594]

I just heard about this from the news and instantly wondered if you and your family were safe.... Thank you for all the hard work y'all do... Stay safe.... Sending prayers and love form south Carolina ❤️

[@Brass735]

Heartwrenching. God bless you, Brandon and Vince. I've donated already and I'm likely to donate more, because of videos like this.

[@Elizabeth-214]

Oh lord this had me holding my breath and then absolutely crying when reading that they were safe but then to see the family walking down just got me… 🙏❤️ these families are so strong and thank you for not giving up on them. ❤️ God bless you all 🙏

[@anitakristensen4679]

Thank you for posting this to KZbin. I gives the realization just how bad this is, and the people working to save lives. This should be used in training for disaster drills. Good sight and sound.

[@jennr7500]

Glad to see “you” posted this. I’ve been wondering about your status. However these photos I’ve been seeing about this flood are heartbreaking. We’re in heat wave and drought, Central Texas. Wouldn’t mind some rain. I had family in a flood from Seguin to Sutherland springs where they lived. The area was really impacted. KY looks worse by far. I’m glad y’all can and do help - you and the storm seekers. Please stay safe and hug those you can - hugs and support by another in this type situation - powerful - no words needed. Neat idea to pick up shoes etc. take care.

[@theresastewart1279]

So proud of you. Ryan, I told my friend Monica to contact you. She had to be rescued in Marion, Illionois on way to work as a care giver. She lost her car in the flood and during covid her hubby was on a vent 38 days and on an ECMO unit in St. Louis, Missouri. He worked at the air port and they both had covid and struggled then and now with them both having jobs w less income..she has lost her car in the flood :(. She actually has first responders pictures rescuing her the water came up so fast. She helps our elderly seniors most in hospice..she could really use help right now.. I so appreciate this channel and you.

[@crystalneace418]

You helped the holler I grew up in. My mom, aunt, and children were up in there that night. My mom and aunt almost died. Thank you for helping them

[@karenhorvath2436]

This is why I support these men. They are storm chasers, but within an hour became search & rescue & did whatever they could to help. They stayed on scene for 24 hours trying to help. Kudos @Vince Waelti @Ryan Hall Y’all @Brandon Copic. 💛

[@jasong428]

So my cousin, uncle and a few other assorted family live on hwy 1110 about 6 miles south of 15 in south Breathitt. She finally somehow sent me a FB message yesterday that they are alive, though a friend of hers has drowned and the river is all the way up to the road. Another 78 degree dry day here in Michigan. Thank you for all you do Ryan. God Bless Eastern KY.

[@karenhorvath2436]

I’m so sorry to hear your cousin lost her friend to this disaster. Love &prayers to you all. 💛

[@rebeccam7793]

Not all heroes wear capes. Thank you so much for your efforts to save lives!

[@yayacentella]

Oh my. Didn’t even know this was happening. Praying for the people of Kentucky

[@jkishhabi]

Thank you Brandon Copic, Vince Waelti, Ryan Hall, First Responders, and everyone else who reached out physically and/or financially to help in this crisis. Let us celebrate simple caring for each other in these hard times. And please let us not forget the struggles of our neighbors in these places as they move from shock and crisis into the long, hard slog of rebuilding their lives again. May we be still holding out our hands to them to help them to recover from their losses.

[@LindaD02]

This has brought tears to my eyes. I always say God places people where he needs them and that was a true example of that. God bless everyone involved.

[@thewarwagon5649]

Former Ashland resident - God bless to all the fire, police, & rescue personnel down there

[@natashaw2373]

😢 Omg this is heartbreaking. I am so grateful to God that you and the team where there to help as much as you could. 🧡

[@HoliTalksAboutStuff]

Ryan, never worry about viewer discretion, y'all had a right to say some of the things that were said. It was a rough night, y'all were sleep deprived, and living on pure adrenaline. It's totally understandable. Thanks for what y'all do!

[@HoliTalksAboutStuff]

@@jeanetteshawredden5643 Very true.

[@thelivingmiracle]

One takeaway from this catastrophe is the importance of upgrading the cell service and better drainage system

[@daniellebolner1995]

Absolutely INCREDIBLE. I have a coworker who lives in Pikeville and couldn't say enough about you all. Thank you for being heroes.

[@MapleMagic27]

this flooding is just so sad to see

[@ritaking8827]

Oh Dear Goodness! God Bless all of you! I love you all so much. Thank you all for doing this.

[@GodsGraceAlone]

God Bless you all. Lifting everyone up in prayer🙏 Please consider making a donation to Ryan’s relief fund to help these suffering people.

[@newenglandcoast7121]

God bless you all for helping the victims!❤❤

[@huntersmoon2351]

Watching storm teams come to the aid of lives in the wake of disaster ...can't make this stuff up. Ya'll made your viewers very proud🤗

[@wolfgurl71]

My prayers & thoughts are with everyone tonight🙏🏻 Ryan, I'm proud of your team showing kindness! God bless💜

[@dakotah_anderson]

this is so sad to see thank you Ryan and other chasers for this and what you guys do

[@asevedo1]

I wish I were there to help. We lost everything in Katrina, everything except what mattered most, our family and friends. Love and prayers from Louisiana

[@BatsonicAbie]

Fellow Kentuckian. Can’t seem to catch a break, quad state tornado, flooding. You kept us safe in the tornado, so now I pray for your safety. Thank you for all you do!

[@denisegaylord382]

I can't do much, but every little bit helps. Praying for these families.

[@dkoon884]

It’s so sad to see all this devastation from Mother Nature it brings back to many memories of December in western Kentucky for me my thoughts and prayers are with all the families that had no Choice but to endure this amazing historic event.. thank you 🙏🏻 to all the brave hero’s from the y’all squad and all the first responders!!!!!!!!

[@brendarocheck3988]

The scenes are just devastating. I pray for the victims, survivors and rescuers. This is what the Y'All Fund is for. Thank you Ryan Hall and associates. Compassion in action.

[@timpowell3255]

You and your crew are simply Amazing Sir ! Keep up the wonderful work that you are doing. 🤘😎🙏

[@jackietucker8942]

Well Done Storm Chasers....So wonderful to see all three of you out there doing so much good for a hard hit community. It's just sad.

[@southernsunshine1149]

Praying for people of Kentucky. Devastating 🙏🏻❤️

[@janettetippetts7942]

Bless all of you for all you have and are doing to help.

[@marissa1310]

Thank you for going there and helping people. My family in Kentucky lives in Lost Creek. My great aunt has been missing since the night it all happened. Thank you for everything you guys do, we all appreciate you

[@mrsr003]

You are amazing for helping them! All of you!

[@kentuckygirl8282]

As Americans, we may have to bend at times, but we will never break as long as we stand united. Praying for everyone affected by all the floods.

[@beverlyp480]

I'm in calif. Praying for everyone. Bless you all.💕🙏💕

[@jessiemerritt9147]

Prayers go out to everyone effected by this flood. Praying for you all 🙏🏼❤️🇺🇸

[@bri2551]

as someone who was in ten mile during that, we really do appreciate you all for getting us out of there.

[@Shosho-mz6ht]

YOU the Squad are a bunch of Angels! The tears were rolling down my face by the end of this!

[@lisafreetly2790]

God Bless you all. I pray for all effected by this flooding. You are truly heroes.

[@skepticalbynature]

All of the emotions are felt on the extreme West Coast! Residents of the Kentucy flood areas so truly blessed to have all of you and your support and the world community as well. Keep doing what you're doing...even enjoy watching the long drives

[@Welshopal1]

We say it all the time, but it needs to be said again. The Y'all squad is an amazing group of people. Thank you for all you do each and everyday.

[@maritimehistorian2642]

This is horrible... Great Job Ryan and everyone else that helped!! You are all truly heroes!!

[@grannyJ184]

I'm from the flooded areas and I wanna say thank u Ryan fir what u do and ur team we all appreciate it now I'm in clay co it got up in my home but I didn't loose it so God less u and I hope u can ease there pain I love my ppl and state and I thank u a 100 times god bless u

[@griffinkline2912]

Yall are good people this will be remembered by many that yall stepped up to help

[@MrsAlmaTrumble]

This reminds me of the one that hit Waverly, Tennessee earlier this year. We we're supposed to get rain from it but it missed us.

[@lovinglife6080]

This is so heart breaking God be with every one from that town and prayers to them all

[@cocokai9661]

So glad to see you've posted. I've been saying my prayers that you and your family were safe. I'm so sorry for all the people who've suffered through this nightmare. God bless you Ryan.

[@jwa5211]

You have me balling, bless you all for your unconditional love for others❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@evalamore227]

OMG Ryan praying for you all!

[@Brenlynne-]

Makes me cry. I’m so sorry very those affected. So thankful for you guys!

[@ireneclemeno7963]

True heros!!!! God bless you and prayers to the people of Kentucky!!🙏🙏🙏

[@DavidOrtiz-dn3cr]

A big thanks Thanks to the heroes risky theirs lives to save the people trapped. Prayers go out. This is so devastating.

[@angelahackney6588]

Thank you storm chasers an all helping in recovery

[@sherryfrost2273]

Thank all of you for helping these people.

[@bonnie_gail]

God bless all of you for assisting your fellow man/woman/kids

[@CatLover-dj3uv]

I cried. Vince and Brandon you are heroes you are my Heroes. What bravery. Ryan thank you for what you do you are the best thing I've ever known you have put together such loving reaching out to people you don't even know. God bless you and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

[@livingmultiverse5544]

Oh my heart just aches for everyone ,thank you for helping and risking your own lives to do so.

[@laurenragle5228]

This video alone is the exact reason why I do and will continue to support the Ryan Hall team. ❤

[@InTheKitchenWithSandy]

My whole family lives in Whitesburg and hazard. Praying for the safety of all!!

[@LTCEagleScout05]

This is so devastating and sad and my heart and prayers go out to those who are affected in all of this. But what you do with the y'all squad fund is amazing. I've seen all of the posts about the trip made to Walmart and the supplies that were gathered and distributed to people and it's amazing that there is a community of people who help no matter what happens. Keep up the great work Ryan and to everyone else behind the scenes.

[@veral.6025]

These are some horrible images. My thoughts are with the people who lost everything, and with the families who lost their loved ones. At the same time feels so good to see how awesome you guys are. So proud to be a member of this channel. Can't even begin to thank Ryan, Brandon and Vince for all the help they gave, and still continue to give.

[@Silver_dognic104]

I’m in North Eastern Kentucky and luckily our basement only flooded. We are alright. Then, I watched this video and only saw how much this can impact somebody mentally. I really hope these people don’t get ANY anxiety through this. I agree with you Vera L, 100%

[@veral.6025]

@@Silver_dognic104 Really glad you're ok, stay safe.

[@culdesacgrocerygarden]

It looks like your worst fears about this system came true. Im so sorry Kentucky! What you and the stirm chasers did was heroic. After watching this, there aren’t enough nader beans in the world to make it better but if we all do a little bit hopefully it will help ease the pain for some of these folks.

[@chrisriley9145]

Great job team.... Y,all are miracle workers.

[@william_mac]

Thanks for this video. It shows a lot more devastation than what I get from the news.

[@freedomofspeechisdead6688]

You guys are doing great work. Keep it up! I quit a job in 2019 and in 2021 Hurricane Ida flooded the rivers in New Jersey and it was the same pathway I did my weekly rounds for my job.

[@ColorMeErin]

@3:20, is that someone Yelling "Help" as you Drove by?? I Slowed it down to Search the Video, to see if I could Spot anyone that could've yelled for Help around that House but, so far, I haven't Found anyone... Doesn't mean they weren't there, just means I didn't see anyone &/or they were out of the Frame. I'm sure if I heard that, then you Guys did too, considering I have a 60% Hearing Loss. You, your Team & Y'all Squad are Amazing, Ryan! The Fact that you were able to Mobilize & Render Aid to these People as fast as you did is Absolutely Incredible. I'm sure the people that you were able to Help, so far, are Beyond Grateful, bc who knows how long it would've taken the Red Cross & Fema (Nat'l Guard, too, if Deployed) to get there & get Situated before they could start their Efforts. What you Guys were able to Accomplish is absolutely Unbelievable! Thank you so much Ryan, Team & Members for making this happen & Shining a little bit of Light onto an otherwise Dark Day for so many People & Families! PS. Your Convoy/Chaser Vehicles look AMAZING!! 😁 ⚡❄🌪☀ STAY SAFE!! ☀🌪❄⚡

[@Bush63Master]

This is surely tragic, and the sad fact is that it can happen virtually anywhere at anytime...the death count is much higher now and I fear that the numbers of still missing will double the toll. May God Bless and Keep all those affected. Great job guys