Water rescues on Texas Interstate - Record flooding - Dallas August 2022

Streets inundated as historic flooding impacts Dallas Texas
#flooding #Dallas #DFW #TxWx #FlashFlooding
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[@lv3609]

Climate deniers usually say “move to higher ground”, and “don’t build in flood plains”

[@williamsamsil771]

where was cancun cruz at.

[@lizzie5919]

Thanks for the video. I hope everyone is ok. But I'm amazed that with all the times you hear about things like this people still continue to drive through what looks like a river.

[@YoureNotChristyImChristy]

Have you not heard of flash flooding? It just happens. You have no control on a highway at a controlled rate of speed. Think about it. People just didn’t enter a flooded highway to drive for the sake of it. #ASSume

[@Horatioj7663]

I was thinking the same thing

[@HollyCookWatson]

@@YoureNotChristyImChristy Yes and no. Unfortunately, a lot of people never learn, or don't heed, what we say in Houston - Turn around, don't drown - if you can't see the road beneath the water, don't go through, no matter what you see other cars doing. You can't judge water depth, and it doesn't take much moving water to pick up and car and carry it. But people continue to think "It doesn't look that high - see all those cars going through? I'll be fine." And then they're not.

[@wrenbyrd1093]

@@YoureNotChristyImChristy A lot of people are this dumb to drive through high water. Especially men who think they have control over everything in a pickup truck. Then they find out they are powerless when they come face to face with Mother Nature.

[@lizzie5919]

@@YoureNotChristyImChristy #yes sometimes they do

[@eveskey7982]

This is what happens when highways put concrete mediums and block natural water flows. Flash floods and this type weather is not anything new, seeing that is all from population growth, bad road planning, and building in areas that are historically flood prone.

[@AtypicalType]

I hope someone is helping those homeless folks. They'll end up getting hypothermia, especially the older ones.

[@andrewkhan1028]

It’s like 100 degrees outside, probably not

[@shannonmcclain2036]

Praying for them also 🙏

[@user-vr3mr5eu7y]

@@andrewkhan1028 nah 70s 80s but

[@eveskey7982]

There are shelters they can be at and also resources, they choose to live out there.

[@ramonmoreno8014]

@@eveskey7982 sit down karen

[@alfonsoflores3770]

69 days with out rain 🌧️ and everyone was wishing for rain, better watch out for what you wish for you might just get it and more

[@pattystephens5977]

Like we say in North Texas, “if you don’t like the weather, just wait a minute,I’ll change”! Stay safe out there.

[@nsbd90now]

What a banal response to such things. So empty.

[@rainey1987]

They actually say that everywhere

[@toddolson573]

Isn't it simple phenomenal how all this rain can fall into the ball earth and not be spun off as the world turns at a thousand miles an hour following a star at over 500,000 miles an hour throughout the galaxy...

[@josha3212]

First day of college for a lot of people this morning, scary stuff

[@albertafarmer8638]

Yes, it is scary. Please read the Book of Revelation! People must finally realize that we are living in the END of time, the 7 year rapture and tribulation with the ruler of the world (Antichrist, 666!) Is imminent. If you know the biblical prophecy of the end times and the plans of the NWO, you can easily see what is happening in the world. There is hope: convert to JESUS ​​CHRIST in time, then everything will be fine soon !!! Remember: JESUS ​​is GOD, see John 1! Read the New Testament, listen to Dr. Ron Rhodes and Roger Liebi on the end times, Rapture, Antichrist. Greetings from AB

[@ammarhussein8380]

That's God wrath. Repent now

[@MariaRodriguez-zb8ye]

I just hope my fellow Texans are safe.

[@60secnews27]

And the homeless people too

[@jonwigby]

Why do people drive in deepwater when they know the issues? It's not a good idea really. It does not take much effort to move the car to higher ground before the flood came and we all knew was going to happen, bad on you.

[@SinghofDallas]

What street or exact location is this

[@214TwoOneFo]

I don’t live in Dallas anymore but from what I can tell that’s the underpass of i30 right before the left exit to Caesar chavez, right after the on ramp to elm/75 interchange

[@SteffiReitsch]

This is happening somewhere almost every day now, and it's not going to get better.

[@Pleasiotic1]

Yes it will... Its called La Nina and its a weather pattern that is cyclical and occurs every so many years. The planet has always had wild weather fluctuations because that's how the system works.

[@michaeldowner2337]

@@Pleasiotic1 Lmaoooo. Its called climate change, but continue to marinate in MAGA nonsense.

[@kirkmooneyham]

@@michaeldowner2337, my mom was from a small Gulf Bend area town in Texas. I've seen pictures from the 1940s, taken from an aircraft, of her hometown basically surrounded by floodwaters, the roads in and out of town blocked by water. All your snark doesn't change the fact that there have been quite a few floods in Texas in the past, some of them MUCH worse than this, and the fact that weather patterns are cyclic, as well.

[@michaeldowner2337]

@@kirkmooneyham Cute story. 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Now let's get back to reality

[@kirkmooneyham]

@@michaeldowner2337, well, that makes YOU the one ignoring reality.

[@manuelvpr]

The dude driving the white base Murano at the start of the video, he is a legend. At one point the rear was floating and moving all around because of the high water and he kept going even though there were cars floating around him. Man he is brave indeed.

[@bclemms601]

He is indeed a legend. Usually Nissan and Honda brands stall out very easily. Altimas and Accords being the two worst along with Mercedes and BMW sedans.

[@60secnews27]

All those days and years of extreme drought and no rain gone in less than a day 😮

[@J-Ball]

Did you know that every time it rains now it's because of "BloBaL bLorMInG? "

[@kevinrayner4466]

You needed some rain there it is 🌧️🌧️🌧️☔☔☔☔

[@wrenbyrd1093]

God’s causing another flood and trying to commit human genocide again!

[@drmarkintexas-400]

🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing

[@jeffreybrianring6392]

The government and the military need to stop controlling the weather.

[@AFoxGuy]

I don’t think the Military has all that much to do with incompetent Local Zoning and Planning bud…

[@chrishope82666]

Drought one day. Floods the next.

[@PantheonContent]

When the ground is this dry, it does not soak water up quickly enough to prevent stuff like this.

[@kenneth9874]

I believe the drought was in west Texas, it's a big state

[@PantheonContent]

@@kenneth9874 DFW was just under 12" behind expected rainfaill totals.

[@Didyouknowfacts-fyi]

@@kenneth9874 nah it was pretty bad in Dallas also before this they didn’t have rain for a think almost 2 months

[@pattystephens5977]

@@kenneth9874 So was North Texas.

[@terryn9450]

Californians moving to Dallas for cheaper homes 🤣🤣🤣.. bye bye new home

[@kirkmooneyham]

I know the style of music is not fashionable any more, but the great guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughn had a song called "Texas Flood"...this stuff happens from time to time, though it doesn't make it any better for those going through it.

[@ЛавреновВиктор]

А бомбардировка Белграда?

[@lafaceelonah6762]

Is there car insurance for flood damage?

[@Skidoo22]

Don't forget your flotation device.

[@pedrotenn2007]

This was predicted last week, 24+ inches in rain. I saw this on KZbinr Weather guy kzbin.info

[@krysmariehudson9953]

It's just a little rain they said.......

[@beemonique8466]

We're about to get lots of rain in Houston- starting at 3am Tuesday morning.

[@rameezansari9472]

Good going on

[@joe3009]

Hey Dallas how do you like our Houston weather?

[@lmschild72]

What street is the early part if video I know I 30 is the other parts . And I see deep ellum

[@origtex]

insurance claim? why would someone drive into 3 ft water

[@Krew4lifeFam]

MY ROOF IS BROKEN AND THERE DROPS OF WATER HULP

[@HayesRanch]

We need more rain, Rain is a good thing, The issue is not rain, it is the "idiots" who plan SWPPP (Drainage) and the overcrowding in cities, we need it even more, after all, we have had over the last couple days, another 8" to even break even for the year. for those that do not know, or forgot, when it is storming or raining STAY HOME, Before it gets here, move your auto to high ground, cover your delicates, and prepare your residence for rain.

[@RASKATFAETON]

And we have bandits at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant - they beat from heavy guns. They want to arrange Chernobyl-2.

[@al2n192]

Em chicos estoy en dallas Garland saben si esta inundado?

[@oj-didit3801]

Where is this at? I'm in dallas and it doesn't look like that.

[@altongandy5691]

Downtown, I live in old east Dallas near downtown had 5 feet of water in my apartment

[@PantheonContent]

east dallas got the worst of it

[@amyt9011]

Plano didn't get that much of rain.

[@soupwifey]

I live in that area and I walked in those kind of waters. I'm not even 5' tall and the water came up to my waist. At some points I had to swim. Is a good thing I was trained to tread water with my legs only in my arms only or both. This time I was able to do it with my legs only therefore the water did not go above my belly button. My car is out of service right now and I was walking on my way to Avis rental car in the bellum bellam in downtown Dallas and I live in farmers market area. 1st I was sent to Deep ellum. That rental place was close so a recent oh I was sent 7 miles opposite way to downtown Dallas. I walked past the buildings I saw on the video. I'm surprised I was not swept away but then I'm a good swimmer in a good Walker and a good runner. I rented a Mazda SUV CX-5. It did well in high waters.

[@X_M3X_M3X_X]

Are people from oak cliff ok??

[@perfectperson214]

So deep ellum flooded, and everything on the east side. And south i assume

[@shannonmcclain2036]

People call it "Climate Change", but I call it, "Time to WAKEUP!" God's grace and mercy for mankind is running out. You will notice large cities will be hit the hardest with His judgments. Repent and give your life to the One that died to save you because of love. Time is running out and there's more than worse ahead. Only those who have a relationship with Christ by loving Him and keeping His Commandments will be saved. Praying for all Humanity 💜

[@HKBronc]

Who's your dealer, because whatever you're on, I'd love to try!

[@SteffiReitsch]

Has nothing to do any god, hon.

[@ashleymitchell3490]

Tell me you don't understand climatology without telling me you don't understand climatology.

[@ramonmoreno8014]

You mean that punk who already drowned us once?

[@sherrimartin4775]

@@ramonmoreno8014 God will not be mocked

[@Potato_Panda7]

When the boss say can u make to work it JUST A LIL WATER- THE WATER-

[@pretrip67]

What a fool.

[@Cordova.S.William]

GOD BLESS THE STATES send love from México

[@BearsNCigars]

🙏🏼 Hope everyone is ok

[@lisalove6327]

Doggy paddle

[@deelewis8061]

Word to the wise. New car time!!!!!

[@Josue-rd5gt]

All that water has to flow down south.

[@kenneth9874]

It's not far to the gulf of Mexico

[@kenneth9874]

Oops, I was thinking Houston! Lol

[@HISNAMESAKE]

closed viaducts

[@celeno31]

😵😵

[@venuselectrificata]

I wish they would stop manipulating the weather 😡

[@wrenbyrd1093]

Who’s “they”? You sound like my crazy mother.

[@venuselectrificata]

@@wrenbyrd1093 the hierarchy enslaving YOU! BTW mothers know best

[@abduaitor]

Read The Quran, is the truth from God Quran 2:155-156, We will certainly test you with a touch of fear and famine and loss of property, life, and crops. Give good news to those who patiently endure, who, when faced with a disaster, say, “Surely to God we belong and to Him we will ˹all˺ return.”

[@RussCR5187]

"HISTORIC flooding" It’s pretty simple. A warming planet causes worse extremes: … Warmer air & water => (leading to) more humidity, heavier rain, and heavier floods. Hotter air & topsoil => more heatwaves, more evaporation, more drought, and more wildfires. Hotter Arctic => less ice, less albedo (reflectivity), much less ice. That's the way it works. It is simple physics. The evidence can be seen worldwide. Expect more of the same, only worse.

[@Pleasiotic1]

I wonder how you will explain your position once all of this subsides... like it does every time when the cycle ends as it has through the planets history.

[@RussCR5187]

@@Pleasiotic1 I wouldn't count on extreme, record-setting events subsiding very much. There may be a temporary lull, as complex systems like the climate are always subject to "noise". But the natural forces that have always driven the climate (which continue as before) are now combined with the forces unleashed by heat-trapping CO2 emitted by human civilization. The latter forces have become dominant. For example, those traditional natural forces argue that we should be on our way to the next ice age. But the global average temperature as actually measured by both land- and satellite-based instruments show movement AWAY from the next ice age. The measured temperature rise is closely correlated with the rise in CO2. In short, I don't think my position will have to change.

[@J-Ball]

😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣

[@Pleasiotic1]

@@RussCR5187 How would we be heading to the next ice age when we are exiting the last one we have been in? The reason I have the position that I do is that I have two brain cells that I am able to rub together and can separate politics from actual science. There are so many factors in determining weather patterns that it is disingenuous to say CO2 is the "Dominant" factor. I would argue that it is difficult to even determine such things with absolute certainty when examining all of the factors that we think we understand. Much of "Academia" has proven to be politically compromised to the point where most of what they say needs to be examined with a high level of scrutiny. For example going on any University campus and say you are a registered Republican, and say nothing else... just watch what the response is. This is just long form political grab for power that has been in place since the 60's. If you really want to eliminate carbon emissions then go to war with the people actually creating the large bulk of them, and stop shipping products via air and sea, while simultaneously ending most forms of industry. End large scale agriculture and reduce the population by killing or neutering children both physically and ideologically. End peoples ability to own anything so that they can be micromanaged to the point that they can't even travel when and where they want. Tax them till they have no choice but to rely on governmental subsistence, while revising history and destroying the concept of critical thinking, while the proper application of the scientific process is corrupted, all in the name of saving humanity because omg the climate.

[@RussCR5187]

@@Pleasiotic1 Thank you for your response, and also for catching the error I made about being on the way to the next ice age. Those cycles are 100,000 years long. What I should have said is that based on the most influential natural factors that have their cycles measured in multiple decades we should be in a relative cooling period. Specifically, based on the combined net effects of solar irradiance, the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO), and the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO) as measured over the past 30 years, we should be in a cooling period. But obviously we are not, again based on actual measured temperatures taken from both land- and satellite-based instruments. So something has been superimposed upon those natural forces. Temperature correlation with measured levels of CO2 in the atmosphere, plus the long-known heat trapping properties of CO2, make a pretty compelling story in my opinion. And as summarized in my original post, worsening weather can be expected when heat is added to water, land, and ice. It's basic physics. We do have quite a few points of agreement. No doubt there are some “incented misdirections” going on in climate science research. Most such research addresses questions at the frontiers of the science. As indicated above, I primarily focus on basic physics and what we can actually see and measure today. And there can be no doubt that climate change is being used to induce fear that can then be leveraged to justify furtherance of the WEF’s Great Reset initiative, where “you will own nothing and be happy”. But judging by the sum total of their actions, I believe the politicians, billionaires, and other high-level "authorities" behind the WEF care much more about the endless accumulation of wealth and power than literally anything else, including what may actually be true about covid or the climate or digital currency or AI or .... "Self" is where they always put their priorities. Such people will leverage ANY issue to increase their own status, regardless of what they say about the issue, or what they actually believe about the issue, or (most importantly) what the facts really are. I always caution against using the political intentions of bad actors to infer the truth of anything. And finally, I agree that moving away from fossil fuels is a total disruptor. There better be good reasons for doing it. I do think there are several additional factors that contribute to a convincing argument that humans are responsible for global warming. First, the burning of fossil fuels produces CO2 containing a higher percentage of one particular carbon isotope than the percentage associated with natural processes. The measured percentage of carbon isotopes in the atmosphere has been changing in a way that points to burned fossil fuels as the source of our increasing levels of CO2. Second, the earth emits infrared heat energy back out into space to keep the incoming heat energy from the sun from eventually frying the earth. The exiting infrared energy is absorbed by CO2, hindering the exit of that heat from earth, thus warming the planet. Truth be told, I don't think this problem is going to be solved in time to avoid widespread catastrophe. As you suggest, the consequences are simply too horrific. Humanity will not cut back in any significant way voluntarily. My hope is that some people will adjust and adapt for the sake of their children and grandchildren. That's really the main message of my original post. Expect more and more bad weather, and adapt accordingly.

[@AlarakTheHighLord]

This is why I drive a jacked up truck. It helps me do a bunch of rescues when it floods, I've saved countless vehicles

[@luisamargarita19]

Waooo

[@sarahjones6342]

They said Central California due for flooding.Scary seeing this.prayets for everyone.

[@er.ernawati.radar.orari.50]

TuHAN

[@janverboven]

This nothing compared to Belgium 2021 in the Ardennes disaster flooding, where whole villages were virtually destroyed. They say once in x years - It NEVER happened here historically as far as we know (and people - the monks especially - never stopped writing after the Romans left.)

[@pretrip67]

😆

[@lalacrave5359]

I thought the "new normal" was drought, according to the climate tragics a short while ago

[@muffinsdawg]

This is a result of climate change, where do you think all the melted ice goes?

[@Potato_Panda7]

When the boss say can u make to work it JUST A LIL WATER- THE WATER-

[@Potato_Panda7]

When the boss say can u make to work it JUST A LIL WATER- THE WATER-