10 Ridiculous Flash Floods Caught on Camera

[@Sundry-Banter]

This is a high quality video for actually including the location, context, and aftermath of these videos. Too often, KZbinrs throw up copies of viral video with no context. Thanks for the quality work!

[@MattewHarry-y7y]

Why do floods always happen in poor places?

[@1001Wildthings]

@@MattewHarry-y7y Money. While a city like Miami can afford to build (and replace) seawalls, the people in most of these videos don't have the money to spend mitigating such disasters, or a government willing to help the people. As the narrator said, it's hard to get something as normal as insurance in China (normal for most of us who live in the west).

[@MattewHarry-y7y]

@@1001Wildthings They should teach them not to be poor so they don't have these problems

[@HiTi.BestNotes]

Facing the unknowns of climate change, how do you feel about the future? Do you think more severe weather is on the horizon, and how does that affect your planning?"

[@dad_jokes_4ever226]

That is a crazy commute to work

[@SUPREME-EARTH-MOMENTS]

No kidding! Imagine having to navigate through such intense natural landscapes or even disaster-prone areas just to get to work. It really puts our daily commutes into perspective. Dealing with unpredictable weather, rough terrains, or even the aftermath of natural events must be incredibly challenging. Do you have any stories or know of places where people face such extreme commutes regularly? It’s always interesting to hear about the lengths people go to in order to maintain their daily routines despite the forces of nature.

[@mrrob7531]

There is no job in the world that’s worth crossing that flooded mountain pass in a vehicle. Couldn’t pay me enough. Remember it only takes 18 inches of water to float a car…right off of the mountain.

[@gangalatharva]

Not when you need to feed your family.

[@melbelcher5260]

Love it no​@@gangalatharva

[@Greeneyesengage]

I mean I don’t think they would either if they didn’t have a family to feed…. Generally speaking you put yourself at risk driving to work regardless, and while I’d usually agree with you…. I’d move mountains for my kids if I had to

[@bobbyfischerson]

But, they're making Nike...

[@navneetagarwal9089]

You can surely afford to let go a job when your economy's per capita income is not less than few hundred USD and joblessness is not damn high

[@AccursedHawk]

I don't know why I have such a fascination for natural disasters but here I am

[@MyeshaSnipe]

Me Either..

[@dilly4319]

Same

[@tammyross5845]

Same here! I’m always watching them!

[@Michellefun13]

Same Omggg

[@DarenLee]

Hi brother sister have you heard for the savior of the world? 😉🙈

[@ngammediakhampha]

"Nature's fury is truly terrifying, thank you for the authentic footage."

[@SUPREME-EARTH-MOMENTS]

Absolutely, the raw power of nature is both awe-inspiring and terrifying. The authentic footage really brings the reality of these natural events home, making us appreciate the strength and unpredictability of our planet. It’s a sobering reminder of how small we are in the face of such immense forces. Have you ever experienced or seen footage that left you with a similar sense of awe? It's incredible how these moments can profoundly impact our view of the world.

[@TroubleToby3040]

7:20 "Thankfully, the local govt. has the sense to close the road when it gets too dangerous." Well, if THAT isn't already too dangerous, I don't think there's much to be thankful for. 😒

[@RoseMadrid-e5t]

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[@gummybear9797]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 because why would anyone risk that commute for work

[@TroubleToby3040]

@@gummybear9797 I barely have the motivation to cross a slightly busy street for work.

[@Maciej_Płóciennik]

thats dangerous to go on foot not in the car

[@Walverin]

I Can't imagine how easily the current could have swept the car off the cliff at 6:15

[@LindaBaird-l2u]

I know..That looked like a miracle----

[@Garethstruelove]

You can lose your footing and sit less than 6 inches of water if you’re in a river and the current is just right.

[@albertkroon8855]

1993 beetje oud nieuws sukkel

[@marxman6896]

I genuinely can't believe anyone would be stupid enough to drive through a waterfall on the edge of a freakin' cliff. No job is worth dying for.

[@joedude4822]

Red Bull needs to do Flash Flood surfing 😂

[@nghiainthecloud]

They've been silent since xD

[@Txepsiyu]

6:59 My vote for the chillest dudes on the internet.

[@stopnowus]

*Absolutely captivating footage that effectively portrays the dangers of road rage*

[@SUPREME-EARTH-MOMENTS]

Absolutely captivating footage that effectively portrays the dangers of road rage. It's a stark reminder of how quickly things can escalate and the severe consequences that can follow. Seeing these real-life incidents highlights the importance of staying calm and composed on the road. Have you ever witnessed or experienced road rage yourself? It would be interesting to hear how you handled the situation or any tips you have for defusing such tense moments.

[@Fx.Generals]

That guy driving on the waterfall cliff playing music has balls of steel

[@samsonkiplangat4214]

😂😂😂

[@tayyabhussain5286]

I would say the guys sitting in that vehicle have much more stronger balls

[@chrislickteig5986]

No he is just dumb

[@KowalchickTimothy]

Amazing content! You always manage to keep things interesting and engaging. Can't wait for more! 👍

[@Blueknight1960]

If that was my morning commute, I'd be taking a day off.

[@Shiner0438]

The Coachella clip 😂😂. Come on man that was a little over the top. They could’ve walked over

[@rodfreess6019]

Yes, but it was easier footing for the chunky guy. One of the skinny guys could have carried the other one, for better traction. Or they both could have grabbed an armful of rocks, still wouldn't have matched the weight of the chunky guy.

[@taze27]

Say that to their car. 😢

[@jsmariani4180]

The Best landslide footage of all time. Correction: The best landslide, the worst footage.

[@bzactv]

I love your videos they are entertaining

[@jimthompson717]

3:30 The mine was about to be decommissioned, an expensive process. Not only did the mine owners save on the decommissioning costs, they collected a healthy insurance payout. Coincidence?

[@beadcutter8644]

"Hey lets build an electrical transfer station right on a river that floods periodically." Great idea.

[@alt5z]

How about someone's great idea of a Nuclear Power plant right beside the ocean ?? 😖

[@ruxrox]

Yep! Why don't they blow out a river channel and a bridge around it?

[@ghassanalfarra8935]

​@@alt5zan absolute necessity for cooling the reactor core

[@alt5z]

@@ghassanalfarra8935 Yes, but not at sea level, and right onto it. There should be SUBSTANTIAL measures to prevent water intrusion. Japan is also prone to earthquakes. Hope they're strong enough to withstand them.

[@deekaykaydee9590]

@@alt5zwell if anyone can do it, the Japanese can…..

[@yakacm]

The thing I notice about all these videos, is when a person is faced with a massive natural event, no matter what language they speak, all they seem to be able to do is repeat the same phrase over and over.

[@johnnybravo9096]

Yep, funny how your brain is is so intrigued it basically forgets how to articulate itself.

[@MurgatroidGarfunkle]

The thing I notice is how so many people turn into complete morons and start recording on their phones without paying attention to their quickly changing surroundings...standing inches away from disaster and trying to get even closer.

[@NoPookie-j6i]

​@MurgatroidGarfunkle I'm sorry, would you be thinking properly if you just saw your entire life get washed away in a flood or torn to bits by a hurricane?

[@karate_girl_ibiza]

And what would you do? read an essay out on health and safety !??? 🙄

[@karate_girl_ibiza]

@@MurgatroidGarfunkleyep.. there was a cow going berserk here n about 12 people standing there so they could record it ffs..m4 got plowed down by the cow.

[@tammyross5845]

Biggest NOPES! That road with cascading water! Nah! 😮

[@AvinThorne]

I am not passing through this water .....that is life threatening

[@BCVS777]

Pushing excavators into the gap to stop a flood!? WHAT?

[@thomastaylor6699]

You gotta be nuts to waste heavy machinery like that! Those waters were strong enough to carry anything away!

[@deanbrandl1987]

No nobshine ..it fell in

[@alt5z]

They just wanted new equipment. Hopefully they got the boss to get ones with a/c this time. 😂

[@madfluffyfox8739]

We must sacrifice the machines to please the lord of the river

[@BCVS777]

@@madfluffyfox8739 makes sense!

[@GenXfrom75]

6:40 that is literally insane 😮

[@SuperSirWilliam]

Did anyone else notice the BIG ASS chain attached to the back of the truck that rescued those two gents from the flash flood in SO. CAL?

[@pohjanakka4992]

Saw that. What I have tried to figure out is if there is something like a dog left standing on the SUV stuck in the flood, or if that dark thing you can see near the hood is something like a car snorkel. The latter might explain why the young guys got stuck in the middle of the flood, they maybe thought they could drive through it due to having a car that should have been able to handle even a bit deeper water.

[@michaelsummerell8618]

It always amazes when you see videos of incoming tidal waves and people are just stood around there watching it, as if seemingly entirely oblivious to the danger that is heading there way.

[@stfuplsok]

THEIR* way

[@SUPREME-EARTH-MOMENTS]

It truly is astonishing! The sheer power and speed of incoming tidal waves, or tsunamis, can be mesmerizing, but it’s baffling to see people standing there, seemingly unaware of the imminent danger. It makes you wonder if they fully grasp the severity of what's coming or if they're just frozen in shock. Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you realized the danger only after the fact? It would be interesting to hear about those experiences and what you think could help raise awareness in such critical moments.

[@RobynBarefield]

manned the lifeboats flood alert ⚠️ 2:02

[@joshjones3408]

Ok hold on just a sec I think I have miss understood what he said.....at 8:55.... just short of the world ending...there is no way in hell would I willing push a pice of equipment that's good into a failing hole with that much water flowing through it...

[@longlivedemocracy8011]

Floods is a disaster.Mr. Intellectual is using the prefix as ridiculous.Great !your words are too worthy to bag great awards

[@mrknotthall]

I think there’s a major flood in India and Pakistan every day.

[@diablos250]

That is ridiculous. Shame on those flash floods.

[@kathyyoung1774]

You tell them!

[@amandagreen4332]

I hope they’re not actually building houses on the tidal-flooding river bank!

[@markdude8766]

thats what i was thinking lol , i like how they all leave there motorbikes to get flooded lol, when they could park them further up the hill etc lol must be loaded 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@christophervitoratos]

great video! i really enjoyed the footage and how you highlighted the sheer power of nature. but honestly, i can't help but feel that some of these clips are a bit exaggerated for views. flash floods are serious, and showcasing them should also come with a reminder about safety. what do you all think?

[@bwunniqes]

Now that i watch these videos a lot and i mean every day i’m scared to go to some of these countries mostly because of the disasters😢

[@KaShiGaines111]

Same here 😂! But we can dream right!

[@Car_guy31]

Disasters happen everywhere. It's the govt and human responses and preparedness which saves lives.

[@tjmcguire9417]

So then. You are sensible human.

[@MarrisaPlays]

there are times i realize just how big the US is 1/3rd of the country under water....... i don't know that I could even imagine that kind of flooding.

[@reneeluv1986]

Mothering Nature is Wildn'out

[@zovijoutehmar5536]

Natures fury is truely teryfiring thank you for the authentic footage

[@sweethaven5]

7:01 Am glad this guy could drive this!! Me? NO WAY NO HOW!! 😂

[@The_Dudester]

6:10 to 6:58 That was such an awesome ride in a theme park!!

[@UlshaRS]

Splash(ed off the) Mountain

[@thomasschmidt7649]

The 1993 Tin Mine video is probably the most spectacular video ever captured. The incomprehensible scale is lost in the grainy video.

[@lloydservice2198]

People who love this channel 👇(like)

[@jakew82]

great video, really puts into perspective the power of nature. however, i can't help but wonder if showing these floods sensationalizes a serious issue. maybe we should focus more on the impact on communities instead of just the spectacle? what do you all think?

[@edwardchamberlain7858]

These are devastating recordings. The ridiculous part is that some of these otherwise incredible recordings were captured on a perfectly good wide angle cameras, but the stupidity of some idiot turning the camera vertical and capturing a very narrow image, with lots of that wide angle wasted on shoes and sky. THAT'S the ridiculous part. People are not getting any smarter.

[@vuhuynh1393]

this video was really well put together, and the footage is just insane! but honestly, while flash floods can be super dangerous, i can’t help but feel like some of these clips are kind of sensationalized. like, are we focusing too much on the shock factor instead of the real impact on communities? it’s tough to find that balance between awareness and entertainment. what do you all think?

[@paulettes9279]

Please consider changing the background music. OMG it gives me the chills for real. 😵‍💫

[@twiki1963]

2:47 - You don’t seem to know East from West. Pantai Remis (on your map) is on the West Coast of West Malaysia.f

[@juliemcmurtrie2713]

Did anyone else see the giants head and face in the rock cliff at 7:09 minutes in?

[@samsien9105]

Thank s for update and explain, 3 years ago is no one explain where and what is this 2 T up .

[@darkworldusa]

i like video ridiculous flash floods 😍😍

[@CoMorbiditty]

The amount of people that put themselves in harms way is ridiculous. Humans have lost the respect of mother nature. They really need to get that back and there's only one way that's gona happen. A catastrophe of monumental proportions. Phones seem to be peoples force field of protection.

[@LUVUTV]

17:05 natural disasters are scary. I wish everyone peace and happiness.

[@juliemcmurtrie2713]

At the tin mine...boy the guy filming was pretty darn lucky that he didn't go down with it. Sooo many people in these disaster videos take crazy crazy risks just to record it. It's nuts 😵

[@tjmcguire9417]

So smart they are. (Says Yoda.) And lets vertically film it shall we? Darwin at work.

[@ThrasherGnar]

@@tjmcguire9417 it was not filmed vertically, it wasn’t even filmed on a smartphone. That was filmed on a video camera.

[@dmrr7739]

Luckily, the guy had just enough time to grab the world’s worst video camera.

[@notorioustori]

Y'all complaining about the camera quality are lucky you're in an era of flat hi def screens. We grew up with video cameras that recorded on video cassette tapes. 📹📼

[@dmrr7739]

@@notorioustori Nah. By 1993, VHS and Beta were capable of vastly better video quality than was shown here. I think he used a roll of masking tape with some rust sprinkled on it.

[@OublietteTight]

Good video, thank you. Side note: vertical filming is ridiculous. People who do it are admitting it is substandard by filling 2/3 of the screen with nothing. Even if we viewers wanted to see a vertical image vertically, all that usually happens is the original shot ends up filling only 1/9th of the screen. Stupid. Again, this compilation was great. Thumbs up.

[@CarlosPerez-f3x]

Buen dato, excelente trabajo, muy impresionante, gracias, bendiciones y un fuerte abrazo desde Nuevo Laredo Tamaulipas Mexico 🙄😮👍

[@itsROMPERS...]

Where i live is so gentle compared to most places. Places like Indochina and the South Pacific, with Indonesian, Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, places that are so wet you feel like you could just sink into the ground. Them a little further west and you have the middle east work places like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and that are so dry almost nothing grows. And people LIVE in these places, in fact MOST people do. Blows my mind.

[@nkronert]

18:25 let's build a village where everything gets flooded on a regular basis.

[@WhoWantsToKnow81]

8:55 Legend has it he's still exclaiming "What?!" to this day.

[@leocampos3603]

This month was here in Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, the Taquari River rose 15 meters, the last time was in 1941, hundreds of deaths

[@ramridersusa]

This video is a builder’s nightmare come true! 😱

[@whocarescrapsa]

They owe that guy a new phone.

[@thuhuyenlethi9557]

great job on the video, it's really well put together! but honestly, i think some of these floods were pretty exaggerated in terms of their "ridiculous" label. i mean, natural disasters are serious, and labeling them as ridiculous might undermine the real dangers people face. what do u think?

[@brotherowl]

Don't think for a second that there weren't people inside some of those cars in that Gansu flood footage. The CCP is far more concerned with keeping a good image for itself rather than actually reporting the true casualties or rescuing people.

[@MsBob314]

That freaking road at 6 minutes. OMFG

[@indy5542]

OMG. Great videos

[@FadingVitals]

I was looking for the video from the Malaysian landslide in a good quality! You got it! Top Videos!

[@samuelsalespessanha8538]

What an exciting trip!

[@HiTi.BestNotes]

14:55 Isn’t it heartbreaking? Every year, lives and homes are swept away by disasters. How should we as a society better support those affected?"

[@ShawnF6FHellcat]

"One third of the entire country was underwater"... That gives a whole new? old? meaning to "Noah Get The Boat!!!"

[@davidcooke8005]

22:15 Ambulance driver was chilling, and suddenly had a mud fountain coming in. DOH!

[@oldtelevisionbros945]

4:32 you can see the ocean

[@sandralouth3103]

The oceanic landslide is like watching the birth of the Mediterranean ocean.

[@HighOnZa]

That Malaysian dude said "There is it! Its falling, Its falling!"

[@PRINCEGEORGE-LMC]

Crazy but interesting 🤔😂😂

[@bestamerica]

' beautifully natural heavy rainy rainy . floody and river... keep continue rainy rainy until dec 2024

[@brandondonaway8251]

After a week long Taco Bell diet 😂😂

[@chrisogonas]

Unless the folks were rescue workers, what job were they reporting to? That's both ridiculous and laughable 😆😆😆 These folks need to be forced to keep safe than rush into such danger.

[@AgriculturalMachinery89]

omg! it blows everything away

[@Chainyanker007]

I can’t imagine standing next to a raging street and seeing your car float by and disappearing downstream.

[@goldennugget75]

I remember being in a flash flood when I was at school. We were doing a work experience thing and we had to leave early because of everything and the thing is I don’t drive (18, now 26 still don’t drive) and so I had to wait until the cleaners picked me and another kid up to the train station where the trains weren’t working and eventually they closed everything and told us to find accomodation elsewhere. So here’s me, cold, wet, no food or money and trying to find somewhere dry. Eventually I overheard that the library was open to people and I stayed there until my former father came to get me at nearly midnight. Wondering why it took so long? He had to get off work. Used to be the worst day of my life but that changed when our beloved dog died last September.😢😢

[@raymonasorrow]

19:31 why does it look like a D body here a couple of seconds after, looks like a human being .. 😳😳😳

[@itwasaliens]

Indias trains look like something out of an apocalypse movie.

[@markp.7165]

As comedian Richard Pryor once said " their ain't a brother in the world that can hold back the water when it wants to go".

[@paulb9156]

Were they seriously trying to plug the gap with excavators? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ademiramaral360]

We have two options: Either plant trees or the catastrophes of nature.The Earth's soil cannot take the sun, it has to be protected by the remains of the trees. Plant trees, plant trees, plant trees, plant trees, plant trees. The more trees, the greater the balance of nature.

[@Kaelyn697]

I like the music

[@phantanthanh3304]

this video is really fascinating and you've done a great job compiling such unbelievable footage. However, I can't help but wonder if sometimes the way these situations are captured might glorify the dangers of flash floods instead of focusing on the serious consequences they can bring. It feels a bit irresponsible to sensationalize these events when they can lead to such destruction. what do you all think?

[@m.yaseen647]

Khatarnak very dangrous

[@taze27]

6:23 And......he still got fired. 😂

[@tonymurphy9795]

"Ridiculous" means subject to ridicule. How does that apply to any of these natural disasters?

[@hootiemike3091]

Anyone else hope that little truck in the first clip made it? lol

[@itsROMPERS...]

There's a dark side to every place you see that's beautifully green everywhere. Where i live it's mostly brown, and i like it that way.

[@clairedouglas5450]

So glad you had a happy ending. Holy hailstones.

[@isthiswherewecamein6130]

#4 is an example of the difference between a hero and a coward, A hero saves people, a coward records the hero. EVEN when he sees the hero struggling, he doesn't try and help, he just continues to record. That's the difference between the older generations and this new generation. These kids today are so used to just watching people become Hero's that they don't know how to react when it's time to help. Alls they know how to do is WATCH. God forbide theres ever a world War again, both sides would just stand there recording each other, it would be the longest war in human history cause neither side would know what to do!!! Sad part is I'm kinda joking but, I do t think I'm to far from the truth. I mean can you see kids from America, UK, France and Canada storming Normandy tiday? Theyd literally be sitting in their boats 200 yards off shore waiting on someone to tell them what to do. Smh.

[@ehab5485]

You didn't talk about Dubai

[@NatureFury123]

What we are seeing happening all over the world, what nature brings is terrifying, I hope everyone is safe.

[@chrislickteig5986]

😮 I would never travel that road while flooding

[@HereXEG]

We dont have global warming, we have global idiocy

[@gereniccc4487]

We have both

[@ALFOONUS]

None of these are caused by anything other than people deciding to live in stupid places!!

[@edwardranno7119]

LOL how true

[@simonmasters3295]

So not true

[@MZ-bl6wg]

19:00 what are the concrete rectangles being made right in the flood area? I’m an architect and assumed foundations for small structures but their too close together and in a danger area so really curious what they are and why they’re being made here

[@edwardranno7119]

Tin mine doesn’t sound too profitable

[@NoPookie-j6i]

Gotta get tin somehow 🤷‍♂️

[@Greeneyesengage]

I wouldn’t be surfing in that brown water