Flooded highway driving in Saskatchewan Canada - 1084457

[@wolfpriest6954]

1:39 *kid noises* 1:45 Dad: Ethan, can you please stop that? 1:47 *kid noise intensifies*

[@jennadollface]

made me giggle lol

[@outspek]

1:52 STOP

[@skully4930]

LOL

[@AA-qt3ib]

LMAO

[@zyonel87]

That’s me

[@MrMaseratiboy]

The kid asked all the questions I was going to ask

[@California20250]

Lol

[@foliagecove355]

Same

[@gomanasamer4784]

Yes😂😂

[@rareslupse9363]

Same

[@peytongames2625]

That kid back there would be the kids are like are we there yet are we there yet

[@asmrnic]

i can’t believe how blue that water is😭

[@kisskissselena4431]

????????????????😢😢😢

[@toxicwhitty2569]

B R O W N W A T E R

[@xenesis144]

Why are you crying?

[@roastingpeanuts]

No you can't have our water

[@lorenadiaz549]

Okay are you saying that cuz yours isn't nor something wowo HAHAHAHAHAHHAHHA

[@ooooooooooooohio7141]

“The waters coming from the mountains” DUDE you are in Saskatchewan

[@leil5969]

There is no mountains in saskatchewan 💀💀

[@s33j4y8]

Saskatchewan is next to Alberta and Alberta has mountains

[@sambam1163]

I didn’t know water defied gravity and didn’t move lol

[@therealprairiepotter6125]

The Headwaters of both North and South Saskatchewan Rivers start in the Rocky Mountains around Rocky Mountain House. !!!!!! I've rafted sections of each for weeks at a time across southern Alberta and Sask.

[@midnightlorenzo5918]

@@s33j4y8 ITS ON THE WEST SIDE OF ALBERTA

[@Brandon-nl1nf]

Incase u were wondering why there is water. The snow melted in Croatia causing sand storms in Dubai that damaged the reef in Australia and then England made toast for breakfast. And if were wondering about the water in the vid then.....idk bro

[@haileysuarez2903]

Um what

[@alexm7777]

Take the L and try being more funny next time.

[@djdj500dr]

In case

[@stella_ob]

that’s a highway? Jeez that looks like the freaking island from Mario

[@udulamalshan-vehiclesvideo5682]

If you do not mind watch my videos. Nobody watches my videos. Thank you

[@tpnphoenix3367]

@@udulamalshan-vehiclesvideo5682 can u sub to my channel if so I'll sub and watch you videos

[@mrr3b3l45]

@@tpnphoenix3367 what if i sub

[@Xynorip]

@@udulamalshan-vehiclesvideo5682 ok I’ll watch your vids if you have some.

[@friendlyneighborhoodcow8776]

It is not he trans Canada highway near a town

[@Shiva-kz6tn]

"The water coming from the mountains" "Those are not mountains"

[@LucasGabriel-wx9fn]

Interstar?

[@centauria9122]

Sounds like an interstellar reference.

[@Bruno-ps4xk]

Brasil Brasil Brasileiro Brasiliense Brasir Brasil

[@jaiso434]

INTERSTELLAR.

[@watartoobig4848]

We call our mountains, hills. In short dad said “ ETHAN, the water came from the hills”.

[@jbenz1990]

It’s crazy I’ve had bad dreams about this same scenario but then either all the cars get washed away or it turns into a bridge that’s missing part of the road

[@melodygregory8056]

Me too! For years!! Weird.

[@adksherm]

I literally just searched this because of my dreams...lol

[@hunterpopsdirty]

Insane I've had nightmares getting sucked off the highway 🛣

[@jedison3414]

I have this dream, too, where I’m driving on a bridge out into the ocean. I look ahead and it’s just water and I look behind me and it’s just water. Very creepy.

[@hassanaz1411]

Dreams have meaning

[@50squirls]

Just a geographical fact. It's spring run off, snow melt, heavy rain fall that add to the high water table in Saskatchewan not to mention large bodies of water merging combined with low elevation in Saskatchewan in many places. The water that you are driving over is not from the mountains. The place or area that you were driving through there are no mountains. Saskatchewan has no mountains. I know because I live in Sask.

[@jibyjuibrahimovic3268]

Lol I was looking for this comment!

[@ellag2483]

That's what I was thinking, when he said it was from the mountains I was like what mountains 😂 I have never seen flatter land

[@ScottManly]

I laughed too. And curious to know where this was. It looks like the drive from Weyburn to Estevan. I know a place or two that could flood like that (without mountain runoff).

[@sat-one]

I was laughing when he said it was coming from the mountains considering he's in Saskatchewan. Haha! Just say you don't know. Instead of lying to your kid and giving them false information. I wonder what his wife was thinking. 😄 haha

[@moisesm9602]

How's it like living that far up north? I live in Phoenix so I'm curious.

[@JuniorFan08]

Amazed that they were allowed to drive through that. If it was in the US, the road would be closed.

[@sadshonenfan]

We wouldve yeeted threw that

[@toyabremmer884]

Hi I love your vedio

[@toyabremmer884]

Ok

[@imadoofus4369]

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

[@lukedaniels8696]

It took a day or two for it to flood like this, it was a fun experience though

[@devon01]

This looks like a normal day in Florida

[@Robloxity_News]

yes

[@mitskisontop]

I live in Florida and there is barely any floods/tsunami’s??

[@LolatheACS]

@@mitskisontop US doesn't get tsunami's 🤦‍♀️ but there is a lot of flooding in low-lying areas and on/around Miami Beach

[@mitskisontop]

@@LolatheACS That’s basically what I said.

[@mikey254]

@@mitskisontop This isn't a Tsunami bro

[@Olive4577]

Thats some fresh water So blue and clean

[@curvedbridge]

👌

[@cjadventures8840]

It’s water

[@curvedbridge]

@@cjadventures8840 *clear

[@lpbg2273]

It looks like a bay or lake either one

[@cjadventures8840]

@@curvedbridge *klear

[@TheRealTaz89]

@@cjadventures8840 *kleer

[@thebbros01]

While everyone else is paying attention to the flooded highway, I’m paying attention to the name of where they are HOW YOU PRONOUNCE THAT

[@B8qp]

Sass-cat-chew-won thats how you pronounce it i know cause i live in the middle city of Saskatchewan lol

[@BallinBean43]

Me when I was young: why? Why? Why?

[@Whopparhombus]

Last one: *W H Y ?*

[@SharonDraws]

@@Whopparhombus ultra last one: *W H Y?*

[@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy]

Wow its beautiful there they have no snow this is like a dream I keep having

[@Bricklinsv1970]

I keep having the same dream accept the water get way deeper.

[@ankitgamit7493]

I have a similar dream..it is very fresh dream of my life....

[@nicolevolkov6793]

We actually get a lot of snow which is why the water rises so much

[@samburke21]

This is summer time! Winter in Sask often brings 5-6’ of snow and temperatures below -35°c

[@oilersridersbluejays]

Can’t say that we get 5 to 6’ of snow. That’s a bit misleading. We can get 6’ drifts of snow, but the average snow pack is seldom more than a foot deep. Some winters we hardly have any snow at all.

[@GeorgieDG]

The waters coming in from the mountains.... Umm sir we don't have mountains here in Saskatchewan. Lol we flood from all the snow we get here. 😅

[@arjundang4099]

R u serious? Which country?

[@jibyjuibrahimovic3268]

@@arjundang4099 Canada Sask

[@cullenismail509]

haha

[@leil5969]

LMAOOO Americans are funny.

[@annasaugnieux2727]

Merci qanmpwbqqpWq vasodilatateurs juaq zapm qamyys

[@NotMee45]

I LITERALLY have nightmares about this

[@TheSpotter5347]

Lol me too

[@dynamiczna11]

*Imagine your driving on a flooded road and the front of your car just goes down...*

[@chrisrandall2710]

Then you brake!

[@dynamiczna11]

@@chrisrandall2710yeah lol

[@dellahicks7231]

Then you pull over and your feet get wet ... ??

[@TheMotleyBrand]

He scared me when he screamed...Rainbow!!!!!!!!! 🌈

[@tuskedbeast]

That's going straight into that child's subconscious dream library.

[@TheEuropeChauffeurSecond]

this is like the road in france. D948 can be drived twice a day

[@dianemakes]

Ethan asks very good questions. Please sit him down and explain when you have more time exactly how that road flooded. (-:

[@waynemorrison5204]

Foff

[@dianemakes]

@@waynemorrison5204 Is this how you speak in your real life? If so, I feel sorry for you and your family. I hope your day improves and free of hate and rage.

[@painimmunity7230]

@@dianemakes i know, he replies like this like to every comment. Shame

[@indiananimestv]

@@painimmunity7230 why what does that meant ???

[@indiananimestv]

@@painimmunity7230 ah okay I got it ..

[@kentgwapocarrillo530]

Canada is so clean

[@Robloxity_News]

Bc they hide their trash in the Philippines, the ocean, and their northern provinces.

[@lrac_1]

As a trail of oily cars drive through water....

[@checkeredvans1015]

imagine sneezing and swerving into the water... anxiety

[@larrymuana2260]

That's the stuff nightmares are made of.

[@savannahmorrison376]

My mom told me, “Alaska had a earthquake, they had a tsunami warning.” I was really surprised by that

[@jadonchristopher1115]

Fr?

[@sabereaseera1384]

What?

[@Robloxity_News]

in the 60's Alaska had a horrible Earthquake and Tsunami. It was so bad, they made a tsunami warning center there to prevent that tragedy from happening again.

[@catofallcats2347]

My car is low I would probably float away. And probably have a panic attack to attack going thru that 😅

[@Ai-yahUdingus]

I remember in 2013/2014 in Saskatchewan after a winter of heavy snowfall a stretch of highway 14 got flooded and lakes formed on the sides of the highway that stayed there for YEARS.

[@dellahicks7231]

Yes we had road flooding just like this west of our city in north central Sask. in 2013.

[@Jairplaysalone09]

At least the kid didn’t get scared, me if I were that kid, I could be scared or most likely

[@97Corsa-64]

Canadians: Let's take it slow. Britain: *Me and the boys in our Mk6 Ford Fiestas playing mc mental @ his best*

[@erickanter]

Careful about exposing the engine electronics to a lot of water.

[@ryleighspencer650]

That’s CRAZY how much water there is that kid answered ALL my questions like why are we driving through this water

[@junkookplayzblox]

Bro us asking why are we driving through the water Me: shut up if I was ur dad I would get a dodge and floor it

[@m.s.1753]

They better start building a bridge or two communities would be cut off sooner rather than later.

[@alm7707]

don't need bridge there. that has likely dried up and there might never in our lifetimes be that much water again.

[@claytonplays8722]

There is a town under water entirely at Big Quill Lake

[@sparklight0964]

@@alm7707 Chill dude water comes from snow and rain and run off

[@prp134]

Absolutely not. This is like a living nightmare for me.

[@ZRHTrainspotter]

In the Philippines we would blow our horn like India or Brazil

[@gb3971]

Brasil Sou brasileiro

[@waynemorrison5204]

And FStick

[@painimmunity7230]

@@waynemorrison5204 Lmao dumbo

[@ZRHTrainspotter]

@@gb3971 oi

[@rohanizaeiyja6450]

Ldfhdkff

[@liamosc]

Why does this video feel like youre driving through a liminal space

[@AJGamingAdventures]

The water comes from ‘the mountains’. LOL.

[@jessicakirsh]

This made my palms very sweaty! Great footage! And great work remaining calm in that situation!

[@Gymmasticsislife432]

I also give props to how the mom and dad both remained so calm through this I woulda been having an anxiety attack of my kids were in the car

[@countryrollingwarrior]

I've always been told that being a parent can give you the patience of a Saint. Dude, the kid and all the questions. I would've given up by question 4. "Son, idk ANYTHING. Just enjoy the ride, sweetie. "

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

This looked like a clickbait. I’m glad it wasn’t

[@alexandriahopkins]

Definitely messed with my anxiety ‼️

[@JohnWickkkk]

My anxiety went up‼️

[@ShadowsandCityLights]

Good thing that car stuck behind that truck!

[@mynameiswesker]

This reminds me once when I was a kid here in my country there was a very old bridge that was just a one way bridge that was built on the WWll times. It was a short old concrete and rusty Iron structure that crossed a 164 feet high canyon whith a river at the bottom. Just small cars could pass through and I was in a big van with 12 people so they decided to allow us to cross and when the van were right at the middle, we heard a crack noise...

[@candacenicole-dh1bs]

I always have nightmares of this

[@deweydog7651]

Imagine driving a Ferrari in that

[@tokoyami_simp1384]

Ur drowned

[@waynemorrison5204]

Doe the fing dog sick F

[@painimmunity7230]

@@waynemorrison5204 Who let you use youtube

[@curtissullivan3753]

Good video but where in Saskatchewan are you filming this video what day and time was it

[@kellenwilliams6836]

Can Am highway #6 south west side of quill lake

[@guidoleomanullang4697]

his child is too smart

[@gupta8554]

I love the conversations between the sweet family ❤️ god bless

[@SuperTylerMan11]

Why would you do this to yourself? Turn around, dont drown!

[@waynemorrison5204]

Why don't you go and FStick

[@painimmunity7230]

@@waynemorrison5204 Who hurt you?

[@omg-kb8oc]

that water looks clean compared to the water over here in the U.S. ...

[@Robloxity_News]

yes

[@normhiscock352]

Where the hell do you live?

[@alepepperoni2563]

"We have to drive through the water" Kid: iTs a dRivE ThRu??

[@donjoey22]

you would never think that this aquatic adventure takes place in the very center of north america

[@jebidiahkerman4600]

thats in Canada not the us. Canada is in the top of north america

[@NintendodogsDream]

This honestly looks fun to drive in

[@centauria9122]

I'd like to drive through that as well!

[@oualidahmimd5284]

Dangerous

[@mikey254]

Fun until a strong current comes along and you end up drowning

[@veerodriguez1751]

that was terrifying to watch!!!

[@margelica]

"The water is from the mountains" Hellooo you're in SASKATCHEWAN, there are no mountains, it's all flat

[@m5a1stuart83]

Just like flat earth?

[@margelica]

@@m5a1stuart83 well no but there are no mountains

[@alyssca]

We do have some hills and valleys like Lumsden (probably spelt that wrong), but yeah.. No mountains till you get closer to Alberta

[@sambam1163]

Guys water travels...... especially when gravity happens and it goes down lol and there’s so much more to it but that requires a whole ass paragraph that I don’t want to write.

[@leegifford2942]

Oh, brother. Look up Spring runoff in Saskatchewan.

[@mudassirabbas5634]

Where is this in saskatchewan?

[@nikhilnarayan5350]

Oh man the water is so clear I've never seen so close water ever in a River

[@funny_guy0]

2:49 man just changed time

[@gameingenious2317]

Nobody: Russia: that’s baby water Also there water: 👶

[@waynemorrison5204]

F russia

[@TONYASIASMOM]

It's the parenting skills for me!

[@derlyquintero4304]

*this is Florida life everyday*

[@ameer6168]

Muddy water

[@derlyquintero4304]

@@ameer6168 it just rained today lol

[@EdwardRock1]

You mean New Orleans lmao

[@thelovelylottie]

@@EdwardRock1 both really

[@kristonwhitehead2775]

Wish I was in Florida! We get snow that can be about 40 inches. It's nuts and this is what our highways look like every year

[@teslacybertruck750]

The moment you wish you were driving a 4x4 tacoma.

[@Shahzadkhan-cc4ym]

I appreciate the parents who just are replying so patiently to kid. Usually on kids questions parents gets hyper.

[@billyhatesnuxey3790]

Legend has it that he is still asking questions...

[@SystemError62]

Beautiful and scary at the same time.

[@josephhernandez4437]

"Why do we have to drive through the water ? Because apparently no Canadian has thought about elevating the road if a bridge is out of the question.

[@udulamalshan-vehiclesvideo5682]

If you do not mind watch my videos. Nobody watches my videos. Thank you

[@leegifford2942]

Look up Spring flooding/runoff, in Saskatchewan.

[@old6387]

One day that road will be destroyed. Because of the water.

[@dellahicks7231]

They typically do not leave it like this, we had this type of road flooding west of my city in Saskatchewan, and they installed culverts to drain potential water from the road. There is a very short window of time to do road repairs in our province, due to the short summers we experience.

[@feelsbadddude7957]

I wanna clarify that this video was taken back in like 2012-13 we had a massive flood due to rain and yes it ruined crop yield and everyone field’s it’s 2020 now the water is gone. It was a wild time for us in southeast sask. I can answer these questions fairly easily this guy can’t be from around here cause what mountains are near small town lampman of southeast sask. it also didn’t help that over winter this all froze over and then melted creating this to last for a couple more years but as time went on it all evaporated from the ridiculous heated summers we had in the later years. Also on the days that it would rain severely and it would flood the town because the drain pipes would fill up to fast people went out and drove in their vehicles because it was interesting not a whole lot goes on in a small town also people would take the 4x4’s and attach tubes to the back of them and take them tubing in the middle of the town.

[@pondvenerio2061]

Oh haha I thought that was the flooding from quill lake sask

[@Fm-MornStar2014]

"💦 from ⛰s!" 🤔 MORAL LESSON: Never lie to kids (never pretend to know what you don't know before 🧒s)

[@denverevangelista7860]

Water came from the mountains

[@scrf8]

No mountauns over there

[@bakeyboi69]

It does come from the mountains dumb ass. It runs through the rivers from Alberta

[@charlynsyrota4873]

Correct me if I’m wrong but this must be old footage, because if this is the place in Saskatchewan I’m familiar with, didn’t they raise the highway in the last 3 years?

[@jerrysetlerr770]

Pretty sure that's highway 2 to Christopher lake from p.a , ya this was some years back they managed to fix it a long time ago.

[@nortino66]

Love hearing the little boys comments, made me think of my boys and their inquisitive minds.

[@lunapam2447]

I always loved kids’ questions. reminds me when I was young, I always hate it when adults don’t answer the kids’ questions correctly because they think they are still “too young”.

[@ann_banan13]

Can confirm that flooding is NOT from mountains as the mountains are a solid 8 hour drive from Saskatchewan. Not sure what drugs this guy is on. My guess as to how this flooding occurs is that many ditches are filled with water which freezes over the winter, which then melts again along with the snow from the season. Sask goes from being incredibly cold to incredibly hot very fast around April/Mayish, causing a lot of flooding almost every spring in southern Sask. I'm from the middle part of the province that just touches the boreal forest so I didn't really see this growing up. But I can confirm this is not very unusual here on the prairies.

[@ryanl2286]

I'm not sure where this was taken, but some rivers such as the South Saskatchewan River are fed by runoff from the mountains in BC & Alberta. So, he may be correct by saying "The water coming from the mountains"

[@davidnabess8494]

There's rivers that get their start in BC like you mention in Saskatchewan, but this flood is local. From the spring thaw. Lots of snow came down.The area where this is like a huge bowl. There's small hills a few miles apart. The water collects at the bottom where the highway is. Usually the water on either side of the ditch, which you can't see at the moment.The highway is usually 8 feet above the water.

[@weatherwatchmore381]

A lot of that can be caused by the runoff from water that came from the excessive snow storms in the mountains that melts in the spring.

[@davidnabess8494]

The area had a lot of snow. It's normal for the water to in build up during spring thaw but higher than normal temperature quickened the process. It's slow to drain in that spot, being the low area for miles.

[@everettyoung9325]

Even though it’s scary you can’t lie do be looking beautiful doe

[@SharonDraws]

Yep

[@retr9791]

The dad was very optimistic nice mindset

[@SharonDraws]

You just described a Canadian.

[@zyonel87]

It’s like: we only have to worry about the lake but in the ocean 🌊 I can only imagine

[@bassplayer463]

I agree with the comments made about when the dad said where the water came from. The only way melted snow from the mountains could ever cause this type of flooding, would be if the highway was next to a river. It's true, though, the water did come from lots of snow fall. Or possibly lots of rain.

[@michaeldbhawker3556]

Rocky mountain water ends up in the gulf of mexico. Back to geography class to you

[@_MIKIMOTO_]

SUV: runs over a fish Fish: wtf just killed me

[@jordanmungo917]

*throws controller*

[@WailingFriend]

Lmao

[@MrGlendale111]

I cannot understand why a road in that situation would be open. Some vehicles can lose traction in 6 inches of water, and in this situation start floating. Mostly I don't get why anyone would just drive thru this water. It's not like it's a 10 foot puddle.

[@jebidiahkerman4600]

exucse me but not everyyone lives in a big city. alternative routes could have you driving for hours on a 30 min drive. besides the Canadian goverment keeps checks on deepnes so they would close it if it got too deep

[@maxxod1]

PLAGIARIZED VIDEO. Originally posted by Daniel Chiang 9 years ago. If you can’t make your own videos don’t steal them from someone else and take credit.

[@katlynrabbitskin2713]

If this is your first time in canada then welcome!

[@r0dwave268]

He ask so many questions 😭💀

[@jondough3339]

Only thing I learned from this video is that I don’t want kids

[@Cookingwithkawish]

Wao

[@okv2562]

Ok

[@rain-tn4sw]

wow verified channel with 1 comment and 11 likes

[@SharonDraws]

@@rain-tn4sw ikr LOL iM tHiRd

[@switchflowz8199]

The kid the smartest in the car, she said why are we driving though the water ?

[@locabynature]

I've had nightmares about this. expect there were giant waves crashing over the road at the same time.

[@thomasmint1761]

Please remove that huge bug splattering on your windshield

[@reaper2857]

I wish I can swim there the water is damn clear

[@leil5969]

Lmao your American huh. Water here is “clear” in y’all’s eyes.

[@ancientkeyboardwarrior]

You should visit our northern lakes talk about clear my friend

[@jebidiahkerman4600]

@@leil5969 yeah us water sucks.Our tap water is barely safe.

[@wisheduknew294]

People are so stupid. She tells the kids, we’re driving through floodwaters. Instead of waiting so we don’t ruin our car or drown, we’re going to go ahead and go through it now and take a chance on dying. I know we could wait maybe three or four hours but why do that when we can take a chance on dyeing

[@KeenxLimit]

It's fucking SK. What's beneath the water, a huge dip in the road?

[@Kinistino]

It's a bit of water. What is there to be afraid of? No one is going to die from driving though a bit of water. And that water is not going to go down for days. You must live in a city...is that why you think a little water is dangerous?

[@wisheduknew294]

Silver Rabbit As a matter of fact I do live in a big city, HOUSTON, and it floods all the time. Tell that to the hundreds of thousands of cars that are flooded out here nearly every yr

[@wisheduknew294]

SnowCYYCling And you magically know how deep it is?

[@davesendit1348]

How tf are you gunna drown in that 😂

[@user-lifewithyashema]

Jamaicans: me naah go thru so much wata me car ago shut off🤦🏽‍♀️

[@syaikazulfa871]

it's look like that scene from spirited away when chihiro and no face go to zeniba's home by train

[@orionb5217]

Hakuuuuuu!

[@elevinzo]

yes, so beautiful

[@ankuhans360]

I really want a road like this to drive on. Govt should make this type of road compulsory for every country... 🙏 😂 🤙 Lol

[@rohanizaeiyja6450]

U

[@clayw8331]

There is less people in saskatchewan than people who watched this video

[@mirandawatson5530]

Just imagine someone get in a accident and the car flipped into the water:o

[@honey9836]

There dead 🗿

[@dellahicks7231]

At that speed?

[@44Paws]

Coming in from the mountains 😂🤣🤦 sir, you are funny !

[@leegifford2942]

Not knowing where this is, it is possible that the flooding is from Spring runoff from the mountains west is Saskatchewan.