Update: Record Flooding in Midland Aerial after Edenville Dam Collapse

[@billjohnson1415]

I want to thank you for keeping us out of towners up to date on what's happening in Sanford and Edenville .

[@stillwater62]

Your coverage is head and shoulders above anyone else, and I have seen the others. Keep up the good work, you are breaking new ground in aerial reporting.

[@snackpack113]

It takes so long to recover after a flood, I lived through one in Michigan. If it wasn't for Baptist Disaster Relief helping me, I would not of made it. The volunteers were the kindest people I ever met in my whole life. I'm sorry everything your community is going through. Sending prayers to you & your community! Also, thank you for the updates, you do a perfect job filming & explaining.

[@galady8632]

Your efforts to share the reality of the flood are appreciated. Although I am not from your area and I do not know anyone from there I feel confident your focus on showing impacted areas on a map would certainly benefit those concerned about people they know. Thank you again for your dedication.

[@junesorenson279]

GaChic you are so right, I too am not from Midland or Sanford and I actually live in California but my daughters live in Midland and Sanford. Jordan was the only one who was out in the mix of the flood, he was able to show more of what was happening there.

[@debispilker4392]

Thanks for letting us know what the media won’t show!

[@Hanzyscure]

@Tracy Hipps I really don't understand why your rant included White Privilege. Thanks to the incompetence of Dam owners,government and Dow Chemical. All these flooded properties are contaminated with dioxins. It will eventually be cleaned up and or contained. But that will make another 10 years or more. So the White Privileged people and communities are stuck with homes, parks, buildings and property with little or no value.

[@manchieros]

@Tracy Hipps "People are dying in the streets". Well stop killing them.

[@booter76sheridan3]

Gay!

[@TOOLMAN4hvac]

@Tracy Hipps Get your facts straight , The state of Michigan was in charge of this property, they took it over 2 years ago! The dams owner was fined, in the past, for lowering the gates to prevent flooding, (didn't we learn that from California, big rains coming, open the gates to drain as much water as possible to prevent these kind of disasters) as some f'ing liberal nut blocked it because it would displace the mussels upstream in the lake! Guess what bet their are no mussels there now! The Free press and Mlive have this info easy to verify! Earthen dams require different control methods vs. dams like The Hoover Dam. Also the lake owners around the lake didn't want the gates lowered, in the past as it took too long to recharge the lake! Go figure. Physics always wins.

[@sjmiller8944]

Thank you for another update. Your videography, editing, and reporting are outstanding. Please keep up the fantastic work so others know about this tragedy and what the people there are going through.

[@trekOCLVone]

The effort you are making to show all the aspects is of the hard hit areas. Thank you for sharing. Such devastation.

[@robertdepontbriand9136]

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[@roblachman8919]

Thanks Jordan. Please keep your vids coming. Your work is the best coverage I have seen on KZbin. The drone work, the editing, the narration and background music are perfect. I also like the way you show an aerial map view of an area you are describing. Stay safe. 🇦🇺

[@coppertopolo]

The thing I like most in your videos is that you have the confidence to take it slow. A nice, easy flyover so we can take in all the views. So many vloggers with a drone - rush, rush, rush - and don't allow the viewer to absorb what they are seeing. Your pacing is just excellent ! Thanks for all the updates.

[@angelalemaire1606]

Feel sorry for all those who have lost a lot still praying for everyone there.

[@redmaynard]

Thank you for making these videos. I lived in Midland from 73-78, and my dad moved back in 96. These videos help keep me informed, as heartbreaking as they may be. Well done, keep up the good work.

[@Gr33nReaper]

we drove through on M-20 Thursday following the flood. the tridge, golf course, and park were all under water. amazing seeing that there is still standing water in some areas. seeing the garbage at the curb.... brings me back to 2014 when metro detroit flooded.

[@jonigee1305]

Thank you ,Jordan, for showing the Tridge area and Belmont and surrounding streets near Sturgeon Creek. It is heartbreaking to see what the families are going through . Our prayers go out to them.

[@mleeriley3977]

Jordan, your talent in videography is artistic to a very high standard. Your choice of music is perfect. I encourage you to take up this talent as an occupation. Your journalist talents merit reward as well. This is by far one of the best video logs I have seen in a long time. Your handling of the drone is excellent! Keep it up. We love you!!

[@sharonharshman5775]

Thanks Jordon! Another great video. Its been an year since I was in Midland but felt I was back again with your video. Such loss is hard to imagine , house after house. Thanks for keeping everyone updated.

[@beccamaycarey6797]

The two rivers meeting looks like coffee and creamer trying to mix! That bridge is awesome - I love bridges and this one is very cool. I like your music selection too! Cleaning and repairing is certainly keeping people busy and is probably going to take quite long. It does appear to be very organized. Tremendous loss! What's the overall mood besides shock and a sense of loss? Again, thanks for another fantastic video!

[@janicelmckee]

BeccaMay Carey - Agreed! The girder bridges are a work of art and a trip back in time. I hope that everyone is well and getting through their flood woes. I hope that some structural measures take place to prevent further damages. Prayers for all.

[@Nunya11672]

The footage of where the 2 rivers merge is amazing. Thanks for showing The Tridge up close. The first time I saw it from the air surrounded by water it looked otherworldly.

[@ireneswarthout1588]

Jordan, this is so so sad. I can't believe the news stopped reporting on this story when so many have lost everything. Thank you for everything and our hearts with this hard hot communities..Sanford, Midland edanville strong

[@jameslyons1624]

That's a pretty cool Bridge

[@ganon01ryanoutsen92]

We never have tridge built like that

[@michaelduggan8798]

In putting out those videos you are doing a service to people all over the world in making them aware of the catastrophic damage a dam failure can cause. You were so lucky no lives were lost this time. Viewing from Ireland.

[@waynekolvoord968]

You give a perspective on the damage that flood waters have on houses that were not destroyed but the damage to the contents, if you have not ever experienced a flood it is devastating. Thanks once again Jordan for showing us what the MSM doesn't, another very good job. All the best.

[@anitamitchell3452]

Thank you for the update Jordan, The drone shots are breathtaking. That bridge is beautiful, that's going on my bucket list. Coverage of the aftermath is a true credit to you and your town. Great job, thank you.

[@shuvanidev]

Yet another great video Jordan! The filming, just really great. I love the portion where you showed the two rivers meeting - actually that was beautiful. Great perspective. Showing all of the refuse was really intense - just such a mess..... Thank you so much for doing this for us Jordan. Amazing job!

[@donnakearney9812]

Jordan, You definitely have your career all mapped out, what amazing work you do. I’m from Midland area and watching your footage and your narration as to what is happening during this cleanup helps us all stay current, thank you. My sympathy to those of you that have had such devastation! Yes…keep up the good work kid!

[@stillwater62]

You control your drone very well. I really like the aerial view, along with the nice background music. You should branch out and cover natural disasters in several states, the aerial view gives a much better perspective than " live on the ground " does.

[@duncan.5228]

I like your informative and empathetic coverage of this disaster. The miles of ruined lives are heartbreaking, I live in Scotland, and saw the flood as it happened, almost as if i was there. You are showing us the aftermath too. Thank you.

[@suefaley3040]

Thank you so much for your coverage that the press has not been addressing. Could you also cover areas like Wiggins Lake and other lakes involved that are not getting coverage? Thanks again!

[@northwestarizona8542]

I am now 11 minutes in. No, I don't have luxury of one sit down watch. But my oh my. The amount of documentation you do get the extra effort to gather...such as the medical field. SO MANY INDUSTRIES effected. My heart breaks for all y'all. Ok... keeping on this on tonight. Thank you greatly.

[@angelalemaire1606]

Thank you for the great updates please keep it up.

[@62Langley]

The footage showing the Tittabawassee river meeting the Chippewa river was amazing to see.

[@thomastucker5686]

I am hopeful no other flooding can ever happen there again without the damns. The office equipment looks mostly usable, like someone is remodeling and getting new stuff during this time? I really appreciate these videos. I hope everyone isn't too stressed out and are mostly healthy and hopeful!

[@cjbanksful]

I just moved in two months ago. My house was flooded. Yhanks so much for all your videos showing what happened. I am from Nevada.

[@joegilly1523]

In 2011 we had a massive flood up my way ,nursing homes,schools ,Hotels,thousands of homes and businesses. In 2011 the price of scrap was UP and all of the scrappers were taking it as fast as you put it out . Good luck over your way .

[@junesorenson279]

Jordan thank you for covering the aftermath of the flood, it's unbelievable the magnitude of the disaster. And just how blessed my daughters are that it didn't hit them to bad.

[@markleavitt7710]

Glad I found your channel and I appreciate what you do. I lived in Michigan for the first 51 year's of my life and will always be a Michigander even though I live in Kentucky now. My heart goes out to all that suffered this misjustice by the government not directing the taxpayers money to maintain and prevent.

[@dickclough8140]

Another good video, Jordan. You covered an aspect of the story missed by the mainstream media - the convergence of the two rivers in Midland. And intersting point.

[@Ropecharud]

Excellent video! Your editing is superb!

[@realitycheck6]

Young man, your videos are simply amazing, perfectly depicting this tragedy. All I can say is wow as I watch, shaking my head at the devastation. I believe that you should win some sort of huge award for your video work here. Well done! I don't mean to lessen the tragedy, but simply want to applaud you for what you are accomplishing in putting these out there. Thank you.

[@eileenalholinna5310]

My heart breaks for all the people living there. You do awesome videos, Jordan!

[@kellymartin8090]

An indepth study of the devastation. Mind blowing. Keep up the great work!

[@lydiaames3441]

Love your video and drone skills. The concern you have for your community is very heartwarming. Keep up the great work.

[@paulshampay4468]

Very well told, beautiful drone Ana camera work.

[@philtripe]

such beautiful houses that were so well kept. thanks for documenting the scope of this tragedy...

[@pierreii1]

Nice job keep it up.. I went to school in Midland at Northwood. Thoughts and prayers for everyone affected by the flood.

[@pamelabthemap9863]

Jordan...thank you❗️🙏🏽🙏🏻🙏🏿🙏🙏🏾🤗

[@johncriske6368]

YOUR videos' are better than the News Media --they should pay you for doing a good job and Enjoy the updates from Michigan--

[@SB-000]

Your aerial footage is phenomenal! Your a great reporter!

[@kennethmullen7183]

That 3 waybbridge is way cool...would I be walking on it with all that water...no way. Again another great update Jordan...you do an awesome job....take care...Again hugs from Iowa.

[@sue8319]

No words, I really appreciate the Midland information as I FB with someone there.

[@Sweetwildflower]

Thank you very much for sharing and uploading this information. You're able to convey the devastation WITHOUT the drama, fear and noise. I appreciate you 🌸

[@JohnSmith-gu4cx]

So sad to see the devastation. Thanks for sharing your videos.

[@markbajek2541]

Thanks for covering Valley drive , those are some great houses.

[@donnasemanco5262]

You have done a wonderful job capturing this disaster.

[@fredasago4272]

Very interesting documentary, you have a future in the journalism field.The Tridge so fascinating. A wonderful design. Even with the flood, the park is beautiful. Your videos are very professional....continue the coverage of the recovery and prayers to those who suffered loss.

[@charlesowens9784]

Thank you very much more updates please

[@raymondcoggins297]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING I grew up in the Midland area

[@michigannative2951]

Great job covering the flooding.

[@danfrick397]

Awesome reporting Jordan . I do enjoy your drone footage and your narrating is great .

[@ajeana2004]

What a cool observation of the two rivers coming together. That is so interesting to see them separated still as a flow down stream

[@Hanzyscure]

That brown water will continue until the dams are repaired.

[@elerdocraiel2005]

My heart goes out to all the residents there. I know how hard it is to rebuild your entire life from water damage, and it's not anything you ever forget! I used to the love the water, but since Harvey my husband and I have a healthy respect for Mother Nature and the devastation it can cause. Light and Love and many blessings to you all! May your new life be filled with happy memories and joy!

[@scubapambo214]

Wow, that's so sad. I think about all the family photo album s lost memories that cannot be Replaced. I was wondering, near the trudge there was what I called a grandma and grandpa sitting on a bench statue. I feel in love with that statue. I hope it survived. Thank you for another great video and drone footage! ❤️

[@sue8319]

I forgot to mention that it was especially interesting about the two rivers mixing, great job, thanks.

[@rjgoniea]

Another great vid. I was there during the 2017 flood and remember that it did minor damage to the Tridge because a barge and scaffolding were attached to it for a rehab project. The flooding tore the barge away and left a lot of the scaffolding hanging. I don't know if anyone else caught it, but one of the homeowners threw away a fairly new looking charcoal grill. Why throw that out? I can understand appliances like fridges or stoves, but a charcoal grill has nothing a flood can ruin. All steel, easy to hose down, and can reach temps that kill almost any pathogen inside if you are worried about it being in sewer water.

[@riverwizard22]

You are doing a nice job kid. Keep it up.....

[@3959tasha]

Thank You❗Jordan

[@mansoural-assiry5998]

Your message reached Jordan . I appreciate your role in your community .

[@firesign58]

Very good drone work. Also thanks for the map overlays so we can see where your video is showing. The area looks very flat, which surprised me. I thought central Michigan was hilly.

[@crabbyhayes1076]

We moved from Midland shortly before the Tridge was built. It sure is a beautiful design.

[@deplepfan]

Jordan ty for sharing. Prayers again for all effected. God bless those who help with clean up.

[@dudeaciousmonstrosity7650]

Great video, once again. Jordan you have mastery at creating impressive and compelling videos. Your observational footage, transitions, narration, pacing, music choice- it all comes together to make a very well told story. Keep it going!

[@magicbulletdancers]

3rd June.... Thank you for another really well done video update. The devastation that those folks must deal with is so beyond words... Bless your heart for the work you are doing. 😥🇨🇦. Oh.! The birdsong is too lovely :)

[@Silver3ides]

Your great but sad documentation will be forever recorded in local History , Thoughts to all who have lost unreplaceable person possessions.. Love from the UK

[@Mariel_Moon]

Thank you for sharing. Feel sorry for all Who have lost so much.

[@fletcher3913]

Good work.

[@franielee38]

Wow!!!! I’m so sorry for the people and their loss!!! Tears!!! 😢

[@KStebleton]

Thank you - downstate, the media has already forgotten about this disaster.

[@susiebear3316]

I didn't even know that Michigan flooded like this I live in taxes I thought this was Midland Texas my prayers go out to y'all

[@jeffmech1]

I live nowhere near you (I’m in Northern California), and we all certainly have our share of problems these days. But, you do a most excellent job of putting these videos together and in turn this keeps us up to date on what is happening in your part of the country. I am very interested in what is happening and I sincerely appreciate what you are doing with the videos. Keep up the great work Jordan. What can we do to help? Is there a fund that we can donate to? Everyone is asking for something these days, but you make me want to do something for your area. Your professionalism with these videos would help those that broadcast for a living learn a thing or two. Thanks Jordan. This is great stuff!

[@JordanMowbray]

If you send it to my PayPal account I can get it to the correct people. There is a Veteran that I interviewed today that has over 100k in damages and is living on his pension. You will see his interview in the next video I release. www.paypal.me/mowbrayhoneyfarm

[@gl0dy]

your voice and this background music are really relaxing combined with view from above

[@seebreannarowdscrosshere6312]

Small American towns are the last of their kind. Love the bridge.♥♥ When towns turn to cities, the community bonds get washed down the cemented gutters. *NEVER ALLOW YOUR TOWN TO BE INCORPORATED.* Keep up the great video journals.

[@shanonmichigan4048]

It's good too see it's getting alot better there👍👍prayers to the family's who lost homes or pets in this🙏

[@jeffmilodrowski5363]

How long did it take for these flood waters to go from wixom lake out to Saginaw bay?

[@paulstevens2839]

about 4 days

[@bertlbarm4374]

4:48 - looks like the meeting of amazon river and rio negro, great view, thank you for showing that

[@MelissaMalzahn]

Thank you for sharing.

[@francinehibiscus350]

Another great film, thanks Jordan!

[@ganon01ryanoutsen92]

Wow water are gone lower but still flood remains

[@stevenreissr1938]

though im not from this area it is still very interesting.. we here in prineville (central oregon)had a dam breach many yrs ago 96 i think, and the damage was devistating even for a small town .... iv followed you for the last week or so , and felt your coverage has been awesome ... keep the good work going, and who knows what your work may bring in 'rewards .. eh .. :)

[@jeffmech1]

What a great design on the Tridge. I am assuming that it means Triple Bridge?

[@justmejo9008]

Thanks.. So serene yet sad.

[@marklambert4793]

Shared! As always, great work!

[@JordanMowbray]

Thank you, I appreciate it!

[@ybe7011]

You really have a talent, maybe a new career ahead? The rivers mixing thing was like 🤯!

[@northwestarizona8542]

Again, only 1/3 way through. So interesting about rivers meet. Looking forward to the rest!

[@kayguidry6047]

Great drone work...👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@marymcguffin9370]

Thank you for keeping us updated it's like the media has forgotten about this tragedy. I pray for this community and all they have lost. So very sorrow for these communities. And shame on these insurance companies that are no help. They should be paying out no matter what the tragedy is. May God help and bring comfort to these people like they haven't been though enough with the pandemic did whitmer even take the time to show up and show support

[@Xanthopteryx]

For the people, this is tragic. For the environment, this is amazingly good. Such a contrast...

[@philtripe]

hows it good for the environment? its not like salmon are using that river to spawn and with all that material being thrown into incinerators and landfills far outweighs any benefit from unblocking two dams in that part of the country now add all the new stuff people have to go out and buy and the electricity lost from that power plant that will be replaced by natural gas burning at least for the time being... but id say theres only a fifty fifty chance both those dams will be rebuilt

[@Xanthopteryx]

@@philtripe A dam like this is not good since you block the streaming water, and you block the rivers natural flow of sediment, and you block the rivers natural variation throughout the year, and you block the possibility for fish and other wildlife to migrate up in the river, and more.... This kind of event is also part of a natural river formation. You get meander bows, that are VERY important for life in the nature (aquatic and land), and they sometimes ends up in what could be called a dam or a small lake, and then it burst through and so on. And beavers can build dams and those do not last as long and leaks water that helps animals travel up streams. And the dam brakes. And you get blockage from debris that build dams, that blocks. Everything is part of the natures life, and everything is adapted to that. Not a compact solid concrete dam. If you do not build another dam there, nature will recover VERY quickly from this and it will be even better after.

[@dddevries6419]

Some excellent drone shots...

[@JamesSmith-wp4um]

Just checking in and seeing how Midland is doing. I attended Northwood University back when Lincoln was in office.

[@jamesskelton6744]

nice flood thank you..

[@charleneknighton]

Is this area considered a flood zone? I pray that everyone has flood insurance. Thank you for the update. I live in east Tennessee and wonder what would happen to us if the dam ever gave way. Take care Jordan and stay safe.

[@marijo4141]

Though Midland usually floods but not to this extreme thank you for all you do. Prayers go out to all that suffered What update on Edenville and Sanford? Will you be able do update son those especially on Edenville since they got hit the worst

[@JordanMowbray]

Yes i filmed this yesterday and am working on editing it now

[@alanl.simmons9726]

We have a similar bridge that carries car traffic. Zanesville Y-Bridge is a historic Y-shaped three-way bridge that spans the confluence of the Licking and Muskingum Rivers in downtown Zanesville, Ohio.😀