The water is gone immediately. This is a high desert on the side of a mountain. We are dealing with the aftermath of a forest fire further up the mountain that burned all of the natural breaks that would divert the water into the normal multiple pathways down. Instead we get a rushing river and mudslide when the higher altitudes get heavy rain. The city is trying to catch up.
Why not a system of reservoirs built to store this annual blessing of rainwater runoff ? Droughts CAN be minimized in effect with some planning for annual runoffs like this !
This is not our normal situation. Please do a little research before making assumptions. This is due to damage higher up the mountain from a forest fire which burnt the natural breaks that divert the water.
@Deborah Yourmiorgan there are a lot more trees. Things like the EPA have banned a lot of logging operations. Logging operations that would have clear cut and then replanted an area. Perhaps even the area where the museum fire occurred. Re-planting the Forrest is something usually done by the Forrest service, and it’s pretty common. A good size group of people make a line, and walk thru the burn scar replanting trees. These new roots then grown and help stabilize the earth under this burn scar. Volunteers from the community that were hoping to avoid floods could easily give up a Saturday morning for a hike in the woods....and yes ma’am, I do work. And yes ma’am, I do raise four kids, and yes ma’am, I do volunteer my time to my community. It’s selfish people like you, who assume they work so they’ve done enough for the community, that will never go out and do something so simple. It’s temperamental people like yourself who would rather prove how right they are on the internet then get involved with the people around them to improve their surroundings. Enjoy your meaningless job, and keyboard warrior lifestyle, I’m sure someone (you) is impressed by it.
Praying for all those in this beautiful state!! I visited AZ recently and fell in love with the different towns we visited. and the people there are one of the most sweetest people I have ever met. Plus they are so friendly I am from CA. And these folks welcomed me there and they always wave at you! Wow!! . Got to see The Lords beautiful mountains, trees for miles no buildings blocking the views and all those precious folks there. May God STRENGTHEN each and every one of you in Arizona! May God bless you and comfort you. Praying all your needs are met. Be strong & Courageous the Lord is with you. As for the so call leaders in AZ not doing nothing about the drainage system... Ya'll better watch out God sees you & He judges righteously!!
Tere! So the weather scared you?, this Monsoon broke a seven-year drought! that crying libtard should leave this area, this is so awesome that we are getting massive rain and you're not! Cry cry because we're going to get a great winter also. The same amount of water is here since the beginning of time it just moves around so keep crying idiots
@@TalariaeMotoAZ You're so right! What makes it tragic now is that people are in the way... That is true troughout the world wether it's flood or fire.
One lady said it's going to happen again and again until something is done? What does she think we can go with RAIN? WE are in a drought, this water is a blessing overall...but even though I feel bad for these people, flooding happens there
Well considering that the burn scar happened because forest service equipment sparked the fire...they should darn well do something about it. And then the flooding that damaged that older gentleman's home was caused by the forest service overly aggressively deforesting the trees at the base of Mt. Elden. My property took on water from that as well. So YES the city of Flagstaff needs to work with the forest service and FIX the problem.
@@MasterMayhem78 Moron, Incompetent MAGAS are the real problem. Just look at the disaster they created to the point of even overturning the whole government. This is the first year reasonable people voted the right leaders into office for that shitty state.
The water eventually goes into the Verde Valley. "Verde" is Spanish for "green". It's called that because it is a valley that is lush with vegetation, surrounded by desert.
These stories are absolutely heart-breaking. It's crazy what's happening with the weather everywhere. I know this was all predicted years ago, but it's all happening sooner than we would have imagined.
@LAST WILL BE THE FIRST the floods from our 7 year drought monsoon is a blessing and it is not washing anybody off any land it broke a seven-year drought and it's a blessing and it's going to give us a great winter as well we are at 7000 ft and need the snow and we're going to get it, there's nothing here but good stuff, nobody was injured and we are so happy it's just a sensationalism of the losers and the jealous
I recommend hydraulic landscaping which appears erratic out of season, but as water flow surges downhill, the evident utility of design shoves moving water away from the residence: a hydraulic design might not be the first move when preparing for floods, but after subsequent floods, the idea starts to make sense when asking yourself if this flood management could be any easier.
Lifting the houses thirty inches on their foundations wouldn't contribute better precautions against surging floods, the water would just erode soil from the supports' concrete. Water-course altering topographical masses that aim moving water away from house foundations work better with increased water volume.
Do u think reporters are apathetic people..Idk They are trained to observe not get involved..but i suppose some throw down thier mics and get mud up thier skirts and blood on thier shirts..but not enough in this age of alarmist global media outlets..🙄
My boyfriend and neighbor left work threw it in 4wd and made a way home, it was inches from the door when they got there. We got lucky. Seems like we clean up and then get hit again.
Public dollars cant be used for private properties and this is one of the issues. The City is limited in what they can do . Builders should have known this area was subject to flooding . Unfortunately homeowners are going to have to put alot of money into a solution along with the municipality.
This is why you have home insurance. Make sure you have the right insurance. Then you only have to worry about things you don't want destroyed by the water. We had a house fire but we had the right insurance so it was taken care of.
If you are in a known flood zone, good luck getting insurance to cover it or have flood insurance. Most insurance have act of God stipulations and that leaves Fema or other government agencies if they cover it. You need to be ultra careful when buying to consider i pacts now but also all future potential impacts and have right pumps but that doesn’t help very much in fast moving water and debris flows. I think you need to consider the length of time you plan to live in home or until resale and how natural events may impact that plan. Of course anything can happen anytime but the likelihood if planned is greatly mitigated if you know area and all potential disaster events beforehand.
No, these floods are due to forest service mess ups. Overly deforestation as well as their equipment sparked the museum fire. This video talks about two separate problems, but the "news" doesn't actually understand any of it.
The “desert” classification is about average rainfall, summer “monsoon” rains in the southwest can be very intense. This along with little in the way of consistent ground cover like grasses and “expansive” type soils that absorb almost no rainfall and you have the recipe for flooding of this type. I live in southern Colorado and we have similar conditions but luckily nothing quite this extreme, although a recent rain of almost 1.5” in about 12 hours had me wondering a bit 🙈
Obviously poor development to begin with. Didn't they thought about these occurrence prior to building homes? The city needs to get excavators there quickly and divert all that water on a man-made canal or something. These are people who pay taxes too. Incompetence of city council and leaders.
We are seeing flooding in areas that never see water like that. Recent fire has stripped vegetation, then drought then copious amounts of water. But we also have homes built right in the floodplain of Rio de flag so combination of factors. My place is safe, the water rushes by here every time it rains cuz steep hill but I've no worries, the homes downhill can be bumming though
The farmers have had like 25 years to invest in eco friendly and alternative watering such a drip. the farmers..pff..you mean the mega corporations that bought out most family farms decades ago. they are the ones fighting the Gov, the Corps want to be able to flood their farm land...central valley farm land use to look like a lake because they flooded areas so much
I learned years back by a native thats from the Rez that Flagstaff is in a flood zone where the run off of the San Francisco peaks. I use to live there and got flooded from small amounts of rain. Yahuahs will be done, bless them Yahuah. Praise King Yahusha Ha'Mashiach.
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I what to know what they expect the city and state to do leave up permanent barricades to direct monsoon waters as this is a seasonal thing and you live there should know this and know it not get any better so what do you want them to stop the rain now the desert instead
And the water is coming off the national forest, which I'm sure doesn't help juristictions. I believe they have been up in there doing work over the last few weeks, but it's still a lot of water.
@@sawyer4763 that im not sher up but if it is from a natural forest than at keat it gets rain but the all ack like ther much any ine can do the truth is all any one can do is being done sanbags barricade and mage the clean up and the other parts that suck is it not cheep what ther doing and the people are going pat for it one way or a nother wther it in taxes or in bill or in losing the house so i fell for them but sometimes that the cost of ther view and the home owners not plaing for the worst yes it may never happened again but if your going live ther till yoy die you might what to have a flood plan in places for this things
Here in NY we have rivers, streams. The ancient high water marks may be 20' 30' feet high above the river. But ppl build homes in the valley on the river. What do you expect to happen when we get a freak storm or heavy ice pack melt, it goes to high water mark? Ppl build homes where they shouldn't. Then blame everyone but themselves. This isn't 1st time. Its prob been happening for last M yrs. Natives prob knew not to build pueblos there.
Thus is not a normal occurrence. This is not a river, we dont have thise here on the side of our high desert mountains. This is the result od a huge rainstorm on top of a mountain that has recently suffered a forest fire and has no natural water breaks. Do you seriously think people would build an entire neighborhood in an area where this is normal??? This storm broke a 7 year drought...that's how big it was. Keep your assumptions to yourself.
@@MRHG126 My point being Those storms have happened for prob Ms yrs. You built in run off zone. Unless its path has been altered by man. If you dig? You'll find the evidence of Ms yrs of run offs. If you built in run off area its no ones fault but yours, or the developer, who didn't study the geography & prepare. Don't build in flood zones & not expect to get flooded at some point..
Wheres all that water going in such a big rush?.... They should be saving up for a rainy day. I mean; all those days it doesn't rain there... Hopefully, they aren't just letting all that fresh water run in to the salty sea water.... I'm never gonna listen to people complain about drought in the southwest EVER again.
Condolences. In Jehovah God's new world in the hands of Christ Jesus all storms, earthquakes, and natural disasters will be eliminated! 😊😊Jesus calmed a storm with his words! Matt 8:23-27 Rev 21 :3,4
@@rcas350pilot8 World gov'ts collectively will soon turn against the world's religions and totally strip them of all their wealth and assets. Revelation 18 this will happen just before the end. Look for it. Jehovah's Witnesses expect to be persecuted as its already happened in Russia. World events show the end of this system is very near and God's Kingdom will soon rule.
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@@eltorocal Sleepy Joe is done! The world won't let him hide his Afghanistan Screwup. Feel better now you called me a name? Shows your intelligence level or lack of! )
Nothing sensational about what the weather is doing around the world right now. Just do a search on how devastating the weather is in Europe, Asia (Japan and China to be specific) and the neighboring islets near the Americas. This is the result of the earth being abuse for the mere sake of greed. America is going to pay a serious price as well as China and India, the notorious major climate polluters who keep ignoring climate change warnings.
@@johnseiler6917 Dude....Are you really incorporating science and facts and using big ole fifty-dollar terms like "climate change" in response to a guy who can't spell "devastates"? Seriously?
@@johnseiler6917 It is the result of greed. At one time mortgage companies would not give you a loan depending location and possibility of natural disasters. Today they build on unstable ground, flash flood areas and hillsides prone to landslides and fires. Greed, and much of it is just a matter of time. Build a house on the top of a ridge with uncontrolled growth and sooner or later man or lightning will return to claim it's natural state. Build in a flood plain, could be 30- ??? years later you get a flood.
👻 better run, sun might shine tomorrow and you will finally see your shadow. Sensationalized media produced by people who just take talkin points from others isnt news. You can deliver news with devastating words to corrupt the news and create emotion instead of telling facts to produce action or actual constructive thought.people that live on fear porn dont get it apparently. Your mind is a ment/mint. You can let these fools govern your ment all you want, me im aiight..
reminds me of the people in the midwest who get hit by tornadoes every year then complain about it when they could move... Personally I'd never live in the midwest, western or south/south eastern USA...
@@barbararivera2380 umm well hopefully he has insurance and IV seen houses 95% burned down still sell for a good penny and I was talking about the ICU lady she said we have to do this every rain eventually someone might get killed and between that and everything we just watched they need to move the heck out come to phx and see 30 homeless people on every corner and stores and then you will get a clear reality the government doesn't give a damn about these mentally ill addict's let alone a ICU nurse who lives in a really bad flood zone and won't move it's sad to see but honestly what other option do they have someone is gonna get killed.
Are they capturing that water for future uses? Dig a reservoir? Divert the water? Pipeline? Dam?
Please, what do you think that answer is?....
The water is gone immediately. This is a high desert on the side of a mountain. We are dealing with the aftermath of a forest fire further up the mountain that burned all of the natural breaks that would divert the water into the normal multiple pathways down. Instead we get a rushing river and mudslide when the higher altitudes get heavy rain. The city is trying to catch up.
We needed this rain
The blessing and the curse
We need to die
Why not a system of reservoirs built to store this annual blessing of rainwater runoff ? Droughts CAN be minimized in effect with some planning for annual runoffs like this !
Common man tinny fishes can not swim over the damn.
There's a reason, ask an engineer
This is not our normal situation. Please do a little research before making assumptions. This is due to damage higher up the mountain from a forest fire which burnt the natural breaks that divert the water.
Takes a lot of money for very little yield
Reforestation needs to happen after these wildfires occur. The residents of town should be lining up to volunteer for such programs.
@Deborah Yourmiorgan there are a lot more trees. Things like the EPA have banned a lot of logging operations. Logging operations that would have clear cut and then replanted an area. Perhaps even the area where the museum fire occurred. Re-planting the Forrest is something usually done by the Forrest service, and it’s pretty common. A good size group of people make a line, and walk thru the burn scar replanting trees. These new roots then grown and help stabilize the earth under this burn scar. Volunteers from the community that were hoping to avoid floods could easily give up a Saturday morning for a hike in the woods....and yes ma’am, I do work. And yes ma’am, I do raise four kids, and yes ma’am, I do volunteer my time to my community. It’s selfish people like you, who assume they work so they’ve done enough for the community, that will never go out and do something so simple. It’s temperamental people like yourself who would rather prove how right they are on the internet then get involved with the people around them to improve their surroundings. Enjoy your meaningless job, and keyboard warrior lifestyle, I’m sure someone (you) is impressed by it.
@@K94trump you’re unemployed?? Wow I can’t believe that. Very shocking
@@K94trump smarter than you isn’t really saying anything.
@@K94trump wow you owned businesses? That’s very impressive!! 😃
@@K94trump you don’t need to tell me that I’m smart. Thx bud
Praying for all those in this beautiful state!! I visited AZ recently and fell in love with the different towns we visited. and the people there are one of the most sweetest people I have ever met. Plus they are so friendly I am from CA. And these folks welcomed me there and they always wave at you! Wow!! . Got to see The Lords beautiful mountains, trees for miles no buildings blocking the views and all those precious folks there. May God STRENGTHEN each and every one of you in Arizona! May God bless you and comfort you. Praying all your needs are met. Be strong & Courageous the Lord is with you. As for the so call leaders in AZ not doing nothing about the drainage system... Ya'll better watch out God sees you & He judges righteously!!
Alhamdulilah🐐💨Beeeehhhh!!!
This place wouldn't be as beautiful as it is without the rain
So pray for more rain
Tere! So the weather scared you?, this Monsoon broke a seven-year drought! that crying libtard should leave this area, this is so awesome that we are getting massive rain and you're not! Cry cry because we're going to get a great winter also. The same amount of water is here since the beginning of time it just moves around so keep crying idiots
@@TalariaeMotoAZ You're so right! What makes it tragic now is that people are in the way... That is true troughout the world wether it's flood or fire.
What exactly is it that this terrified young woman thing we as humans can do to change this.
Nature is balancing herself we are nothing too her.
Don't want lava in your living room don't live on a volcano.
One lady said it's going to happen again and again until something is done?
What does she think we can go with RAIN?
WE are in a drought, this water is a blessing overall...but even though I feel bad for these people, flooding happens there
They can divert the water.
The water or rain isnt the problem, its the fact that the city officials arent doing anything when the flood and water damage is
Preventable
My question is what do they expect the politicians to do about burn scars, like really? Just keep fighting!!
Well considering that the burn scar happened because forest service equipment sparked the fire...they should darn well do something about it. And then the flooding that damaged that older gentleman's home was caused by the forest service overly aggressively deforesting the trees at the base of Mt. Elden. My property took on water from that as well. So YES the city of Flagstaff needs to work with the forest service and FIX the problem.
Can this water be diverted/rerouted/ saved used for irrigation /ponds something besides running down the same residential streets everytime...
@@sidneyosborne947 the water goes downstream, into oak creek canyon, into valley verde... it gets used.
We need more subdivisions and housing developments on flood plains. It pays to know your local geography.
I lived in Flagstaff for years and I never say anything like that.
Hey but they say this is all so normal, right?
It's from the fire damage. So sad.
Wtf if the government gonna do look up and say hey you think you can turn off the rain we kinda full down here ?
Maybe they can 🤷🏾♂ I mean they make clouds haha
Hahaha!!
MOST NEEDED WATER
It’s going to happen until you move 😅
Uh, if you know it’s going to happen every time it rains why don’t you build some sort of a levee in your yard?
This hurts. Why no storm drain system? What's wrong with government
Call them...
Democrats are the problem.
@@MasterMayhem78 Drumpf told them to "Rake the Forest Floors".
This is from a 'burn scar', you Drumpfuck.
@@MasterMayhem78 Moron, Incompetent MAGAS are the real problem. Just look at the disaster they created to the point of even overturning the whole government. This is the first year reasonable people voted the right leaders into office for that shitty state.
@@armandob.castenelli3525 hahahahahah....
For those who don't like flooding move to cali
They should use that "k-rail" and direct the flow away from town. It could be laid in a few days
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Is that where you get yours?
What's up with these 2 tubs ?
Its the cameras. Its called the heifer effect.
You gotta cut a deep dredge for the flow. You can see its all muddy in the water cause the waterway isnt deep enough.
Where does this water go? There are droughts nearby.
The water eventually goes into the Verde Valley. "Verde" is Spanish for "green". It's called that because it is a valley that is lush with vegetation, surrounded by desert.
These stories are absolutely heart-breaking. It's crazy what's happening with the weather everywhere. I know this was all predicted years ago, but it's all happening sooner than we would have imagined.
What was predicted years ago?
@@MasterMayhem78 That your mother would give you birth....
@@MasterMayhem78 RepubliCons would Burn, Flood... and CONtinue to LIE about EVERYTHING... nothing new, just the date.
This is not heartbreaking we need the rain so bad this is awesome!
@LAST WILL BE THE FIRST the floods from our 7 year drought monsoon is a blessing and it is not washing anybody off any land it broke a seven-year drought and it's a blessing and it's going to give us a great winter as well we are at 7000 ft and need the snow and we're going to get it, there's nothing here but good stuff, nobody was injured and we are so happy it's just a sensationalism of the losers and the jealous
People build in the way of nature and then cry when it rains because they built their homes in it's path.
I like the rain. I've never seen it this crazy tho...not while I've lived here.
I recommend hydraulic landscaping which appears erratic out of season, but as water flow surges downhill, the evident utility of design shoves moving water away from the residence: a hydraulic design might not be the first move when preparing for floods, but after subsequent floods, the idea starts to make sense when asking yourself if this flood management could be any easier.
Lifting the houses thirty inches on their foundations wouldn't contribute better precautions against surging floods, the water would just erode soil from the supports' concrete. Water-course altering topographical masses that aim moving water away from house foundations work better with increased water volume.
"Our cameras were there" I wonder if they ever put their cameras down to help
Do u think reporters are apathetic people..Idk They are trained to observe not get involved..but i suppose some throw down thier mics and get mud up thier skirts and blood on thier shirts..but not enough in this age of alarmist global media outlets..🙄
My boyfriend and neighbor left work threw it in 4wd and made a way home, it was inches from the door when they got there. We got lucky. Seems like we clean up and then get hit again.
Public dollars cant be used for private properties and this is one of the issues. The City is limited in what they can do . Builders should have known this area was subject to flooding . Unfortunately homeowners are going to have to put alot of money into a solution along with the municipality.
This is why you have home insurance. Make sure you have the right insurance. Then you only have to worry about things you don't want destroyed by the water. We had a house fire but we had the right insurance so it was taken care of.
If you are in a known flood zone, good luck getting insurance to cover it or have flood insurance. Most insurance have act of God stipulations and that leaves Fema or other government agencies if they cover it. You need to be ultra careful when buying to consider i pacts now but also all future potential impacts and have right pumps but that doesn’t help very much in fast moving water and debris flows. I think you need to consider the length of time you plan to live in home or until resale and how natural events may impact that plan. Of course anything can happen anytime but the likelihood if planned is greatly mitigated if you know area and all potential disaster events beforehand.
Maybe they could bottle it and sell it to California
This is so sad.
Leave the state! It’s only going to get worse.
Doesn't this happen every year, during monsoon season?
No, not in this area. This is due to recent burn scars and historic monsoons.
so ,there weren't any floods there when they bought their homes?
No, these floods are due to forest service mess ups. Overly deforestation as well as their equipment sparked the museum fire. This video talks about two separate problems, but the "news" doesn't actually understand any of it.
it's kinda ironic because what humans do to the planet the planet does back to us
Hey but the city has a bitchin new bridge they are going to spend $72.4 million dollars on, thanks city council! NOT
Please be careful.
As high as your sandbags? Twice that depth the waterway needs to be cut deeper.
Where the hell is all this water coming from pouring down the streets.
Yes, I understood it is a burn scar, but just what is it that the people keep alluding to that they want the city to do?
Its called RAIN
Joe Biden just open the tap.
@@mrtee3477 Thank you Mr President 🙏
We need the rain.
Keep it coming
🤠
Please pray that the rain diverts to California where it is desperately needed to control wildfires.
thought arizona was all desert and drought
What a kind and patient person you are, world needs more people like you
The “desert” classification is about average rainfall, summer “monsoon” rains in the southwest can be very intense. This along with little in the way of consistent ground cover like grasses and “expansive” type soils that absorb almost no rainfall and you have the recipe for flooding of this type. I live in southern Colorado and we have similar conditions but luckily nothing quite this extreme, although a recent rain of almost 1.5” in about 12 hours had me wondering a bit 🙈
I moved here 40 years ago when I was 20, and thought that I was going to see rolling sand dunes like the Sahara! It's much prettier than that!
CLIMATE CHANGED
Strange how nobody mentions the Natives Americans innocent blood
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
What a crybaby. But I feel very bad for the older man.
I feel for you folks... same goes with Gila Bend...
Drumpf said that you need to "Rake the Forest Floors".
@@K94trump What are you, eleven? Now go back outside and play... preferably in the ROAD!
@@K94trump ...and it's always entertaining to watch you Cancervatives use your entire vocabulary in just one or two simple sentences.
@@eltorocal Dont worry joe is on the job.....tard
@@will7its Drumpfuck... get the Trump virus and vote.
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Obviously poor development to begin with. Didn't they thought about these occurrence prior to building homes? The city needs to get excavators there quickly and divert all that water on a man-made canal or something. These are people who pay taxes too. Incompetence of city council and leaders.
We are seeing flooding in areas that never see water like that. Recent fire has stripped vegetation, then drought then copious amounts of water. But we also have homes built right in the floodplain of Rio de flag so combination of factors. My place is safe, the water rushes by here every time it rains cuz steep hill but I've no worries, the homes downhill can be bumming though
Hügelkultur those dead and dying trees into swales and you stop the flooding.
To the North all they need is water and all they need is Sun..wth...
they need a dam so water can be diverted to the farmers in California.
The farmers have had like 25 years to invest in eco friendly and alternative watering such a drip. the farmers..pff..you mean the mega corporations that bought out most family farms decades ago. they are the ones fighting the Gov, the Corps want to be able to flood their farm land...central valley farm land use to look like a lake because they flooded areas so much
Sorry for you, guy….for those in China, too..
I learned years back by a native thats from the Rez that Flagstaff is in a flood zone where the run off of the San Francisco peaks. I use to live there and got flooded from small amounts of rain. Yahuahs will be done, bless them Yahuah. Praise King Yahusha Ha'Mashiach.
🙏 🙏 🙏
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I would build a berm around my house with cement.
Home association will lock u up.
What, would you call the Ready-Mix concrete boat? 😉
I what to know what they expect the city and state to do leave up permanent barricades to direct monsoon waters as this is a seasonal thing and you live there should know this and know it not get any better so what do you want them to stop the rain now the desert instead
And the water is coming off the national forest, which I'm sure doesn't help juristictions. I believe they have been up in there doing work over the last few weeks, but it's still a lot of water.
@@sawyer4763 that im not sher up but if it is from a natural forest than at keat it gets rain but the all ack like ther much any ine can do the truth is all any one can do is being done sanbags barricade and mage the clean up and the other parts that suck is it not cheep what ther doing and the people are going pat for it one way or a nother wther it in taxes or in bill or in losing the house so i fell for them but sometimes that the cost of ther view and the home owners not plaing for the worst yes it may never happened again but if your going live ther till yoy die you might what to have a flood plan in places for this things
Here in NY we have rivers, streams. The ancient high water marks may be 20' 30' feet high above the river. But ppl build homes in the valley on the river. What do you expect to happen when we get a freak storm or heavy ice pack melt, it goes to high water mark? Ppl build homes where they shouldn't. Then blame everyone but themselves. This isn't 1st time. Its prob been happening for last M yrs. Natives prob knew not to build pueblos there.
Thus is not a normal occurrence. This is not a river, we dont have thise here on the side of our high desert mountains. This is the result od a huge rainstorm on top of a mountain that has recently suffered a forest fire and has no natural water breaks. Do you seriously think people would build an entire neighborhood in an area where this is normal???
This storm broke a 7 year drought...that's how big it was.
Keep your assumptions to yourself.
@@MRHG126 My point being Those storms have happened for prob Ms yrs. You built in run off zone. Unless its path has been altered by man. If you dig? You'll find the evidence of Ms yrs of run offs. If you built in run off area its no ones fault but yours, or the developer, who didn't study the geography & prepare.
Don't build in flood zones & not expect to get flooded at some point..
It’s only going to get worse like Afghanistan 🇦🇫. 🌊🌊🌊
The politicians are to busy with their recount to listen to the people that need help.
Wheres all that water going in such a big rush?.... They should be saving up for a rainy day. I mean; all those days it doesn't rain there... Hopefully, they aren't just letting all that fresh water run in to the salty sea water.... I'm never gonna listen to people complain about drought in the southwest EVER again.
To the crying lady, the only thing you can do is move!!
Who's going to buy her house if she moves? Like the man said, the property is worthless.
@@tikka300wsm5 I didn't say any one would buy it, I said move!!
You should know that the lady curing a single mother of five children so she can't just lose all of her money
Condolences. In Jehovah God's new world in the hands of Christ Jesus all storms, earthquakes, and natural disasters will be eliminated! 😊😊Jesus calmed a storm with his words! Matt 8:23-27 Rev 21 :3,4
Hopefully all your kingdom halls will be washed away before that happens.
@@rcas350pilot8 World gov'ts collectively will soon turn against the world's religions and totally strip them of all their wealth and assets. Revelation 18 this will happen just before the end. Look for it. Jehovah's Witnesses expect to be persecuted as its already happened in Russia. World events show the end of this system is very near and God's Kingdom will soon rule.
@@seagullclub3236 Yeah right, you people have been predicting the end of the world since 1914, you need a reality check.
Do you remember life before you were born? No? You will be right there after you die. No heaven, no hell. you will no longer exist. make the most of this life.
There is no plans for this to stop what do we do?? Lmao 🤣 HOW ABOUT MOVE???
Drumpf told them to "Rake the Forest Floors".
Yes exactly everybody move away because all the water's coming to us now
@@TalariaeMotoAZ most states are going to be underwater within a life time buddy
These are hard times for climate change deniers.
So idiots who buy/build homes in an area prone to flooding is climate change?! STFU
As you can see, they're putting up a valiant effort in this particular comment section.
I’m game………….name one climate prediction that’s come true??
Have you ever thought of moving away?
Gotta man up... things happen. Have to do something to help...
At this point; it's over for Arizona.
Media Hype! Next time don't build in a Flash Flood area!
@@ckim6400 Drumpf told them to "Rake the Forest Floors". This is from the 'burn scars', you Drumpfuck.
Isaiah 35!Arizona is beautiful!Why people build in flood zone and surprised by flood and next blaming government?What ?
@@eltorocal Sleepy Joe is done! The world won't let him hide his Afghanistan Screwup. Feel better now you called me a name? Shows your intelligence level or lack of! )
You can't beat mother nature stop crying!!
Time to move
It's time to stay because we're going to get all the rain now so go ahead and move away
"Devesstates" sounds like sensationalized wording to garner emotional attraction
Nothing sensational about what the weather is doing around the world right now. Just do a search on how devastating the weather is in Europe, Asia (Japan and China to be specific) and the neighboring islets near the Americas. This is the result of the earth being abuse for the mere sake of greed. America is going to pay a serious price as well as China and India, the notorious major climate polluters who keep ignoring climate change warnings.
@@johnseiler6917 Dude....Are you really incorporating science and facts and using big ole fifty-dollar terms like "climate change" in response to a guy who can't spell "devastates"? Seriously?
It's also a word they use to describe devastating situations..... Do you actually watch the videos or just troll around making smart alleck comments?
@@johnseiler6917 It is the result of greed. At one time mortgage companies would not give you a loan depending location and possibility of natural disasters. Today they build on unstable ground, flash flood areas and hillsides prone to landslides and fires. Greed, and much of it is just a matter of time. Build a house on the top of a ridge with uncontrolled growth and sooner or later man or lightning will return to claim it's natural state. Build in a flood plain, could be 30- ??? years later you get a flood.
👻 better run, sun might shine tomorrow and you will finally see your shadow. Sensationalized media produced by people who just take talkin points from others isnt news. You can deliver news with devastating words to corrupt the news and create emotion instead of telling facts to produce action or actual constructive thought.people that live on fear porn dont get it apparently. Your mind is a ment/mint. You can let these fools govern your ment all you want, me im aiight..
Dam maybe y’all should relocate
reminds me of the people in the midwest who get hit by tornadoes every year then complain about it when they could move... Personally I'd never live in the midwest, western or south/south eastern USA...
@@jmzochsnrtr Good, stay there tard. Hope you can pay your taxes...haha
Ummm move the heck out of there
He just said his house is worth nothing so how is he going to move?
@@barbararivera2380 umm well hopefully he has insurance and IV seen houses 95% burned down still sell for a good penny and I was talking about the ICU lady she said we have to do this every rain eventually someone might get killed and between that and everything we just watched they need to move the heck out come to phx and see 30 homeless people on every corner and stores and then you will get a clear reality the government doesn't give a damn about these mentally ill addict's let alone a ICU nurse who lives in a really bad flood zone and won't move it's sad to see but honestly what other option do they have someone is gonna get killed.
This is judgement from God people! Wake up accept Jesus now B4 it's too late! No lie.
😭😭😭 this is hilarious
Dammmnnnn