5 Monster Flash Floods Caught On Camera

[@bizzle9041]

I wish there were videos just like this but with way less talking. I personally watch these to see the weather events, and don’t much care for the explanations.

[@clintdavies491]

yep I had to mute

[@zackprice8688]

Then look it up without commentary? What a pointless statement, use your brain

[@Tresper86]

Then don't watch it

[@donnadurbin4262]

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[@papidurron9923]

Me too mane

[@CoopyKat]

"Oh look. Danger is coming right at us. Let's stand here as long as we can until our lives are threatened." Weather really does bring out the STUPID in people.

[@livy7996]

Your mom

[@apippin774]

This is how stupid people eliminate themselves from the gene pool lol

[@Dan-nt2yb]

Yup.

[@oomphale]

its shock. they"re in shock. imagine seeing that irl. you can judge behind the screen but hopefully neither of us will be in these peoples shoes.

[@angelapietras1235]

Coopykat I was more upset for the dog on the bridge with those pathetic people.

[@karenchiquin7225]

I'm currently making weather forecasts for India with limited data, and it's been quite challenging, especially considering it's crucial for my work in the Air Force. It's astonishing how frequent thunderstorms occur there. Despite the difficulties, I've developed a deep appreciation for studying weather during this demanding course. It has been a tremendous learning experience

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@Dbenzsanz]

The wettest place on the planet had just received the heaviest rainfall in 27 years and we have been getting non stop rain for a month with devastating tragedies and 36 deaths from landslides and other natural calamities caused by rain. Please pray for us. Love from Mawsynram, Shillong, North East India.

[@JustAdude291]

stay well friend

[@robertgibson4494]

praying won't help.

[@traceyreed4885]

Loves hugs n prayers for all. ☮❤🎶😃🤗🙏

[@Bibletruth01]

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[@khurmieventsbathinda7743]

God bless you all. our nourth indian freinds🙏🙏

[@Honeybeerose88]

I’m from CT and we had huge rain storms 10 years ago. Their is a lake an a dam. The dam was raging with water washing out everything below including houses and rushing along the side of the road. I sobbed when we pulled into a gas station at higher ground because I felt so terrified for the people who’s homes were in the flood. My abusive ex was annoyed at me crying over it. He was quite heartless.

[@ad3n0zin3]

Thank goodness he's an EX, then. I'm glad you are away from him.

[@timb7775]

How are you doing Melissa? I hope things calmed down and you are OK.

[@kspen6110]

I hope that clinic wasn't too damaged in the first clip. I'm glad we didn't see video of the family celebrating and being swept away by the flash flood. Very sad they didn't listen to the warnings. The clip with the flood coming down the street was terrifying. The guy in the black SUV looked like he had enough room to abandon his vehicle and get to the sidewalk area. But the guy car surfing had to be petrified. I'm so glad to hear he was rescued. I thought I saw other people being swept in the water too. When that white box truck is shown it appears someone is behind it coming down the street. But it could have been other debris.

[@MrRusherson2020]

This statement should have a nerd emoji on the at the end and the beginning

[@azreal8169]

I can’t tell if I like the edits, the inner child in me who like powerful storms, or the guys voiceover’s…. *Love the content*

[@solssxx]

Same 🤯

[@livy7996]

Your mom

[@Bob-xz8ku]

Same

[@88_TROUBLE_88]

Oh wow.. Theres people who not only dont see anything wrong with how shitty this content is, they actually enjoy the worst parts of it, such as the mongoloid narrating this recycled crap ..Never ceases to amaze me how easily amused and how low the standards for some folks have gotten..

[@Bibletruth01]

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[@KUPHSER]

you always know when a good part is about to happen when youtube fires another ad at you which you are totally not interested in

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@saraigonzales2220]

The video was incredibly clear, and tears welled up in my eyes as I watched you all caught in that harrowing flood situation. Thank you for sharing, and I'm relieved to know that you are safe now

[@Derek-Barbosa]

Congratulations on hitting 1 MILLION Subscribers! I just found you and you're so close I wanted to help!

[@Bibletruth01]

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[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@tonyjackson4099]

I hope Dr. Garg's clinic was ok.

[@loiswilson3381]

Great video!

[@swizzleproxi4810]

That video was so clear, tears filled my eyes watching you guys caught in this crazy flood situation, thanks for sharing glad you guys are safe now.

[@susanaobeid6770]

Greetings from Miami. I felt for the victims too that's really horrible. Hope you're safe

[@angham3829]

♥️☝️♥️ Acts 2:19 “And I will shew wonders in heaven above, and signs in the earth beneath; blood, and fire, and vapour of smoke:”

[@homeentertainmenttvchannel]

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[@felixcat9318]

The preceding debris fields can be more lethal than the water itself. Those caught by the debris fields can be forced beneath the onslaught, ripped apart by jagged, fast moving debris or crushed as it compacts around them. Debris fields may also provide survivors something to climb onto, keeping them out of the water. Few things are more powerful and potentially lethal than fast flowing bodies of floodwaters in residential areas.

[@susayman3536]

I think your statement should have 2 nerd emojis on each end

[@felixcat9318]

@@susayman3536 Thankfully, some of us are capable of expressing ourselves in our writing and have no use for infantile cartoonish imagery to convey meaning...

[@Bibletruth01]

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[@LuminescentMonk]

Very true, flowing water is the single most destructive force on this planet all that withstands its onslaught is stone, if that much.

[@pantsedjuniorhayseed4816]

doubtful. people down in water, they don't frown in debris. the water is dangerous, people can drown..... scary how uncommon common sense is these days!

[@orlg21]

When I live in Osaka, I have never experienced this kind of thing, But the roof of houses or the glass window of a building is broken by the Osaka typhoon Many cars were blown, trucks fell, and bridges broke.

[@Bibletruth01]

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[@playsball]

Good thing we have these people, without them how else could we waste time on youtube

[@sherimcgee1587]

In July of 2014 there were 4 days and 4 nights of rain in Denver, Colorado. Everything flooded there too. basements were definitely deep underwater. It was scary.

[@x2006charger]

also there was the 2013 floods up in estes park and boulder. highway 34 was closed for along time from all the damage

[@taoquan7541]

I Live In Aurora Colorado 🙏

[@medipeace307]

IN INDIA , we have 5 days and 5 nights of rain every year in the peak of MONSOON , sometimes less , sometimes more . I am righting this on literally the 4th day . Good for Me i live on the 17th Floor , so i have got nothing to worry about .

[@Bibletruth01]

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[@kristy9337]

Our back yard became a pond and water poured into the basement windows. I remember it well.

[@missamayalove]

That was truly frightening. Your remarkable composure in keeping yourself and your family calm is commendable. I'm relieved that everyone made it out safely

[@Alexzandraaaa04]

Your videos just keep getting better and better

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@carljacobs1837]

Been living along a lazy river for about 27 years. Surrounded by hills, my cabin at almost the base of the hills, about 40 feet from the river on a little bluff. It can get interesting when all the water from those hills flows around my old cabin on it's way to the river. Learned to respect the power of water.

[@JourneyMN]

5:02 Chick looks like she's enjoying a nice splif enjoying the flooding right.

[@lewilculpepper3528]

You peeped that also

[@Sam_the_Sham_and_the_Pharoahs]

I was just coming to see if anyone else noticed that. lol. Ah well, do your thing, not my business nor anyone else's really.

[@timb7775]

Typical.

[@TrishaPereira]

this video was really well put together and super intense! it’s fascinating to see the power of nature, but honestly, i can't help but think that these extreme floods also highlight our negligence towards climate change. like, should we be focusing more on prevention rather than just capturing these events on camera?

[@BlueGoat682]

That streaming mud and wood @ 7:08 that was coming towards those people reminded me of that 60's sci fi movie "The Blob"

[@mazieg7072]

The blob moved slowly not even remotely close to any of these floods!!! I grew up watching that movie. You can’t even compare the blob to a flood!!! Not even close!!!

[@susanaobeid6770]

Greetings from Miami hope you're safe wherever you are. I really feel for the victims seeing them lost their properties that really hurts 🤕g

[@janirudilnuwan5526]

camera men never dies lol

[@adityaagrawal1320]

Advance Congratulations for 1M subscribers Keep Growing♥️♥️♥️♥️ Love from India

[@kienbui7468]

great job on capturing such intense moments in this video! it's fascinating to see the power of nature like this. but i gotta say, while it's incredible to watch, it's also kinda unsettling to think about the destruction these floods cause. do you think it’s more important to focus on the footage or the prevention of such disasters?

[@Bannanas581]

Keep up the good work! I loved it

[@livy7996]

Your mom

[@infamouschris8607]

Ahrtal - Germany 2021 was brutal. RIP for all who lose their lives.

[@vuhuynh1393]

great video! the footage is really impressive and captures the chaos of those moments. however, i can't help but think that maybe we should focus more on the recovery efforts after such disasters instead of just showcasing the destruction. what do you all think?

[@sidthesloth8332]

I am actually forecasting for India using limited data forecasting which is HORRIBLE for my course of weather in the Air Force. It’s incredible how many thunderstorms there are there. I have come to love weather in this hell of a course, it has taught me a lot.

[@angham3829]

Acts 2:19 “And I will shew wonders in heaven above, and signs in the earth beneath; blood, and fire, and vapour of smoke:”

[@Abcity92]

​@@angham3829 Can you not? No one wants to read random Bible verses

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[@homeentertainmenttvchannel]

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[@getthecansin]

And?

[@EarthsWrath8]

1:01 The power of nature is truly unimaginable

[@paulspencer2542]

Keep up the good work, Love your stuff.

[@susanaobeid6770]

Greetings from Miami hope everything is good with you. I really feel for the victims in the video it really hurts seeing so many people lost their properties

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

​@@susanaobeid6770Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@Shubman.Gill.BrillliantInning]

Great video

[@316lvmnoneofyourbusiness7]

I lived in Arizona for almost 20 years. First in Flagstaff at the base of Mount Eldon and then later in Phoenix around 35th ave and Bell rd. Every year, during the spring, summer and sometimes fall, there would be warnings issued of flash flooding. And every year, there would be idiots ignoring the warnings. Not only that, but a lot of them had no business being in the areas they were in - like setting camp in or around a dry river bed, at the base of the mountains, out driving around during a storm. Just before I left Arizona, it had gotten so bad, that police were finally issuing tickets and charging motorists, campers, hikers for their rescue. It was insane the amount of stupidity these people showed.

[@michaelpipkin9942]

In Vegas, the oil on the streets builds up after months of no precipitation. When it does flood, it's a shitstorm of idiots and fender benders. Before they built our famous drain tunnels, the flooding was so, so so bad.

[@rhiannonmoore865]

They just installed the flash flood emergency sirens in the museum fire flood zone 🙃 with that plus the Tunnel/pipeline fires right now it's gonna be a long fire season here in Flagstaff

[@Mastermindyoung14]

people still live in tornado alley. same

[@MrMackievelli]

That 2017 one was particularly bad and heartbreaking. 9 members of the same family perished.

[@Kanamit.]

@@Mastermindyoung14 Tornado alley is a few states big. It would hard to tell people to move.

[@ferguserskine9509]

I swear all videos about disasters were filmed on a Nokia brick

[@adriankalitka3762]

Number 3's moral of the story should be- Never underestimate the stupidity of human beings

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@yengvang8737]

4:23 They went from smiling at the camera to ultimate fear 😂😂

[@rowdyShichan]

DON'T LAUGH!!!😟😟

[@stealth1692]

@@rowdyShichan 🤣😂

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I never would have imagined there was so much crap laying around to be swept away like at 8:20.

[@ameliaflowers9836]

Girls getting hungry , couldn’t be that joint in her hand making them hungry 😂 ✌️

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?

[@ryanlogue7970]

What

[@fredflintstoner596]

@@ryanlogue7970 WHAT IS WIT NIT ?

[@kingbasic1813]

Fawlty Towers? I love that show.

[@fredflintstoner596]

@@kingbasic1813 I'M A DOCTOR AND I WANT MY SAUSAGE'S !

[@susanaobeid6770]

​@@fredflintstoner596.Greetings from Miami hope you're safe wherever you are. I really feel for the victims seeing them lost their properties that really hurts 🤕g

[@emmy_rex__]

Today I’m praying for someone who is emotionally in pain😭💔,mentally stressed,financially Broke😢 but physically smiling pretending that all is well,in this month of June you’re coming out victoriously amen 🙏

[@sachin39]

I am from the same district of Himachal Pradesh where this incident happened. This massive flood was due to the continuous heavy rain and a cloud burst. We can't deny that people have encroached on the riverside area.

[@sachin39]

oh! I commented before you mentioned the cloud burst.

[@Xinxinvid]

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[@susanaobeid6770]

​@@sachin39 greetings from Miami hope you're safe I really feel for the victims that are involved I pray for safety for all

[@Debra-68]

I'm currently working on weather forecasting for India with limited data, and it's been incredibly challenging for my Air Force weather course. It's astonishing how frequent thunderstorms occur there. Despite the difficulties, I've developed a deep appreciation for meteorology through this demanding course, and it has been a valuable learning experience

[@getthecansin]

So what

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

​@@getthecansindog not allowed ect

[@isatubarrie9145]

Bot

[@shotforshot5983]

I've seen many times hikers set up camp in a nice flat area sheltered by tall rock formations... Get out of those tents! You're re in a dry riverbed! It won't be still dry by morning! People don't realize it doesn't have to rain where they're at if it's pouring in the mountains.

[@philhurtado7269]

When I’m out in the desert, I look around at the horizon for any dark clouds, and see what direction they’re going if I’m going to be afoot out there!

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

​@@philhurtado7269don't die as a disbeliever

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Drugs alcohol pork not allowed

[@babalutan3726]

The great Clean Up!

[@neblina5]

Look at all that nutrient rich watery mulch, plants just love ash.

[@amarendrabhowmick8896]

Awesome spectacle of nature fury.very much like the video.

[@gRleF]

places I wouldnt want to stand: first video on the bridge

[@Indian_950]

I am from Himachal Pradesh, India😊❤ Last year, the districts of Kullu and Shimla in Himachal Pradesh suffered a lot due to rains, which resulted in landslides and floods.

[@Freemelon07]

There's also the 2011 Toowoomba floods. Luckily for me I lived in a suburb that wasn't affected 😮

[@baroudiriad7818]

I'm currently making forecasts for India with minimal data, a daunting task for my Air Force weather course. The prevalence of thunderstorms there is astonishing. Despite the challenges, I've developed a deep appreciation for meteorology during this rigorous journey-it's been an incredible teacher

[@kailashkashyap3916]

I am from Himachal Pradesh India, and its very beautiful stunning adventures geographical area but here weather has no limitations, anything can happen happen at any region of this state. It is really a Dave Bhoomi ( God's Land )🙏

[@sumanjha-eq9hq]

Log beghar ho gaye tumhe adventure ki padi gajab ke topi baj insaan ho

[@kailashkashyap3916]

@@sumanjha-eq9hq to bhai mene kya galat kha shi to btaya apni state ke bare me nhi to kya ye bolta ki nhi bhai yha mt aana ye safe jgah nhi hai ... jyada dimag mat chlaya kr bhai.. 🙏

[@ferenccsabak5242]

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[@Fitzpatrick65]

Just like On July 31, 1976, during the celebration of Colorado's centennial, the Big Thompson Canyon was the site of a devastating flash flood that swept down the steep and narrow canyon, claiming the lives of 143 people, 5 of whom were never found.

[@neverlearnitall]

😔

[@trashpheonix]

1:30 bro sounds more excited and happy than sad and worried

[@neblina5]

God? No, Nature.

[@Willpower_26]

Well really and truly this is how nature reacts when sin is here

[@TheHeroChoncho]

2 was way cooler than number 1. imo tbh

[@goodiebb]

Ong

[@tahirakitchensecrets]

Good sharing

[@timb7775]

Moral of the story, build your house at the very top of the mountain.

[@Razor-w1g]

Landslides laughing in the corner😂

[@zerefuuutv]

Atmospheric pressure and gust of winds says hi

[@timb7775]

Guess you aren't safe wherever you build your house. I live right on the coast with the ocean bay right in my back yard. During very high tides in winter we get water in the back. During bad storms the water will rise so high it goes in the basement. We have a flood gate that we put in the door way that surprisingly works at keeping the water out.

[@haicoi7231]

this video was super interesting and the footage you captured is incredible! however, i can't help but wonder if showcasing these disasters could desensitize people to the real dangers of flash floods. just my two cents!

[@SimpleDesertRose]

Then flooding in Arizona last year was really bad. 2 people lots their lives. One was a teenage girl who was driving home at night. They suspect that there was no water in the road and the water hit her like a tidal wave. There were places where the streets and neighborhoods were overwhelmed with water. One city was directly down stream from a burn scar and had sand bags 5 feet high too help keep them from getting washed away. The local news was out to report on it when everyone's phones started going off. When you pay attention to the flood warnings your chances of surviving are greatly increased if your pay heed.

[@MG-bo6hz]

Moisture came out of the Gulf of Mexico. That is caused by a RAPIDLY increasing Gulf of Mexico that is pushing more moisture into the atmphere. Worlds oceans absorb 90% of the worlds heat from the atmphere. That is 17x10 ^20 Jules heat energy or five thermal nuclear bombs per second! Its increasing year after year!

[@susanaobeid6770]

Greetings from Miami I really feel for the victims. Hope you're safe

[@homeentertainmenttvchannel]

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[@usupputrasindangkerta]

Wow mengerikan😱😱

[@tomtransport]

Something like this happened to me in, believe it or not, Philadelphia. I was on Belfield Ave. Near Broad. The sky opened up with a deluge I had never seen before at that time. It was 1968 or so about 9:30 PM. I could not go forward as that was down hill somewhat and I did not want go any lower where the water was pooling at Broad St. I could not back up that's where most of the water was coming from. I drove out to the double yellow line of the crowned road and straddled the line. Water was rushing by at the curb about 2 1/2 feet deep on each side. Out where I was water was up to but did not top the rocker panels of my 1963 Cadillac Convertible. It only lasted about 8 to 10 minutes, but there was a lake at Broad and Belfield. I turned around and went back to first street that went up towards higher ground. I forget the name of that Street but that street was steep and where the rain water "earlier" was rushing down to Belfield. Point? You don't need to be in Arizona, New Mexico or near a river for a flash flood to do you or your car in, I was lucky.

[@natalieshannon7659]

That is correct. You just need to be in a place with poor flood control. I'm from Pittsbrugh. The downtown has no drainage where I live flash floods all the time. I got caught in them twice. Had to have police and firefighters get rafts on ropes to get me out of my car. One time I had to go on the roof of my car. People don't realize how fast these floods happen. Or they think 2 feet of rushing water isn't a "big deal." I got caught while I was parked or stopped at a red light during a storm. I'm trapped watching people attempt to drive through the rushing water. SMH!

[@homeentertainmenttvchannel]

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[@linhlethithuy8259]

wow, this video is super captivating and really highlights the power of nature. but honestly, i can’t help but think that while it’s amazing to see these events unfold, it also raises concerns about how much we're pushing the limits of our environment. are we really prepared for the consequences of climate change when we continue to see such extreme weather patterns?

[@adamdaichendt3838]

I wish those people wouldn't stand on that bridge in the beginning😱

[@BaruchJW]

How to save yourself in a flood: Stay out of flooded buildings. Avoid wading in or driving through water. Floodwater can contain sewage and conceal dangers, including debris, open manholes, and downed power lines. Did you know? Two feet [0.6 m] of moving water can carry a car away. Most deaths in a flood result when people try to drive through moving water.

[@Ryan-ps5xc]

It’s sickening when you hear people laughing when they see theses horrors happening. I wonder if they would be laughing if it was there house being carried away.

[@mazieg7072]

Exactly what I was thinking as I head some laughing and streaking like it was a comedy show!! Bunch of idiots!!

[@jaspermartin7444]

darwin.... they just make me angry, difficult to feel sorry for them

[@darkworldusa]

I bet the insurance companies love these kinds of drivers. Premiums must be through the roof!

[@hhhkkk3516]

Wow, this video is really well put together! The footage is honestly breathtaking. But I can't help but wonder if showcasing such extreme disasters for views is really the best approach. While awareness is important, it feels a bit like we're glorifying the chaos instead of focusing on the aftermath and recovery. What do you all think?

[@johnpoteat9774]

Anyone else notice the fat roach they're smoking on right around the 5:02 mark?

[@PeachesCourage]

I JUST LEARNED THIS IS THE EARTH AND MOON DOING A DIFFERENT ORBIT EVERY FEW MILLION YEARS CAUSING THE WILD WEATHER ( ANTON PETROV ON KZbin HAS THIS ALSO )

[@pixymuffin831]

I thought I was the only one who noticed it lol xD no wonder they weren't freaking out

[@larrypierce2777]

Each part of each flood repeated itself making the video longer. Seeing the same thing over again just lengthening the scene. Floods are devasting. I've been in one as a child. I don't remember it to well though.

[@naomimarcelle6656]

Awesome in every respect: The Power of Water Renders all of US with Humility, Humanity is so Fragile! David

[@susanaobeid6770]

Greetings from Miami hope you're safe wherever you are. I really feel for the victims seeing them lost their properties that really hurts 🤕g

[@phuongrambo8293]

i really enjoyed this video and the way you presented the footage, it’s both fascinating and terrifying. however, i can't help but wonder if showcasing these disasters might glorify them in some way. do we risk making natural disasters seem like spectacle rather than something serious that needs attention? just a thought!

[@kevinmccaffrey3807]

The guy says at time stamp 11:30. You can't tell how strong the water is push a small semi truck. it has it windshield wipers on but can't tell if the driver got out or not. was he watching the same video I am watching you can clearly see the guy behind the wheel as it floats over in front of the store where there filming from. lol

[@DanielPrice-ut7xh]

5:00...One dolar$ for who guesses what word the 'beep' replaced!!!

[@philhurtado7269]

I believe most of us think we can out run Mother Nature when comes to rain. We need to think ahead when we’re in areas that could direct flows of water through them, and GET OUT OF THERE!

[@susanaobeid6770]

Greetings from Miami hope you're safe wherever you are. I really feel for the victims seeing them lost their properties that really hurts 🤕g

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

​@@susanaobeid6770Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@MD-ex7cg]

"you guys notice how this flood is destroying buildings? Why don't we stand on top of a bridge right above the current!"

[@robertplocke]

MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY! I'm not walking out on a bridge in that mess. No way!

[@dornsmichel_1364]

I'm kinda missing the Floods in Western Germany (Hagen, erftstadt, Ahrtal) from last year. They are definitely more spectacular than the one shown in Nevada

[@PeachesCourage]

THE MOON AND EARTH A DOING A DIFFERENT ORBIT EVERY FEW MILLION YEARS CAUSING THIS I JUST LEARNED

[@CoopyKat]

@Domsmichel I presume you "like" them because you're not in them or in danger, you just like to see other people's lives ruined.

[@averykindperson]

U deserve 10 million subscribers

[@thestylishman2536]

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[@arianabull4691]

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[@bftclubrapvn7043]

great video, definitely captured some wild moments! but honestly, i can't help but feel like some of these clips might be sensationalized. i mean, while they’re super dramatic, how much of that is just for views? it’d be interesting to see if the focus shifts more to prevention and awareness.

[@ДддОрп-х5у]

О боже весь мир перевернулся ...🙏🙏🙏

[@WasimAkram-ck2wb]

5:02 Aaah a good joint and that view!

[@donaldh8008]

I saw it too!!!

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

​@@donaldh8008Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Don't die as a disbeliever

[@stevenstahl2219]

John 3:16 (KJV) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

[@falyssamayhew7285]

What does that have to do with anything? The Bible has nothing to do with a video showcasing floods.

[@stevenstahl2219]

@@falyssamayhew7285 hello there what are your beliefs?

[@Rob-fc9wg]

Why should anyone take any notice of that load of mythical 🐂💩?

[@stevenstahl2219]

@@Rob-fc9wg hello Robert do you mind telling me your beliefs?

[@Rob-fc9wg]

@@stevenstahl2219 I've certainly no religious beliefs, if that's what you mean.

[@marcelinoramos4580]

Thank you

[@trentenidk8431]

i like this guys videos non of them are clickbait soooooo nice

[@levanchidadon]

Them three girls was Smoking a blunt 🤣 😂

[@TimelessCalm88]

this video is really well put together, and the footage is stunning! however, i can't help but think that while it's fascinating to see such natural disasters, it might also glorify the dangers instead of encouraging people to take them seriously. what do you all think?

[@nfmoments99]

this video is truly captivating and the footage is impressive! however, i can't help but think that while flash floods are a serious issue, the way they're presented here might inadvertently sensationalize disasters. shouldn't we focus more on the impact on communities rather than just the spectacle?

[@nhatanhnguyen3387]

great video! super well edited and really captures the intensity of those floods. but i have to say, while it's fascinating to see nature's power, i can't help but wonder if all this footage is just sensationalizing a serious issue. isn't it kind of risky to glorify such dangerous events?

[@michaelmichaels138]

Flash floods kick ass!

[@hoaho4009]

I really enjoyed this video; the way you captured those intense moments is impressive! However, I can't help but wonder if we should be focusing more on the causes of these floods instead of just showcasing the chaos. It seems like there's a lot more to discuss about climate change and its impact on extreme weather events. What do you guys think?

[@hongntt2001]

Really impressive video! The footage is stunning and shows the raw power of nature. However, I can't help but feel like the sensationalizing of these disasters might overshadow the serious impacts they have on people's lives. It's a fine line between being informative and exploitative, you know?

[@endasilva1604]

That's so cool... woah

[@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk]

Don't die as a disbeliever

[@camillep3631]

The sound of that last video, it sounds like fire, crackling fire, so bizarre

[@H-TheWorldInRage]

5:53 The floodwaters rose so quickly. I hope everyone finds shelter and stays safe during these times.

[@number1dstapp]

another great video! glad i got to be early to your latest one.

[@solssxx]

Early and oml that first one looked scary and I always imagined as a kid swimming during a flood 🤯

[@dino4688]

Same for some reason

[@GopuAhammad]

Wow, this video was super captivating! I never realized how powerful nature can be. But honestly, I can't help but think that some of these clips border on sensationalism. I mean, showcasing such disasters might glamorize something really dangerous, don't u think?

[@celinewirard7583]

2 years ago, Belgium, Germany and north of France have been SWAPPED by the worse flooding for their history. In Belgium a barage gave away and entire villages had disappeared under water. All that remained was the roofs. Luckily most of people managed to escape, but deaths counted by the dozens and hundreds anyway. Footages were far more impressive than the last one.

[@ThetPhyo-x6p]

great video! loved the way you captured those intense moments. but honestly, as fascinating as these floods are to watch, I can't help but feel like we shouldn't glorify natural disasters. they bring so much destruction and loss, and I wonder if it might encourage reckless behavior in some people. what do others think?