Flash floods are no joke! The wife and I almost got swept away, we were able to climb up high enough to be safe and wait it out. From the time we heard it and having to climb was about 2 minutes.
I have been to many amazing areas around the world in my life. Arches, Needles, The Maze....Some of the best. Like walking inside a Dr Suess book. Amazing to see one aspect force of nature that formed such a spectacular area in action!
A decade ago, I noticed water puddles near the Delicate Arch. Later on, the park ranger told me two days prior to my arrival, the park had heavy rain. This flash flood video shows probably what I could have seen if I had arrived a few days early. Thanks for posting this video. Regards,
A lot of the time flash floods are from distant rainfall not local. Theres no plantlife to hold the water so it just flows like this with nothing to stop it until it reaches its lowest point miles away.
The bloom after a desert rain is magic. Nothing like it. The whole desert explodes in color in front of you, you can just about see the petals growing, then a day or so later it's invisible again.
su akar yolunu bulur demiş eskiler,sanırım bu doğada milyonlarca yıldır tekrarlanıyor olmalı...The ancients said that water flows and finds its way, I guess this must have been repeated in nature for millions of years.
The turbulent flow highlights how features evident in the canyon wall just above the water level could not have been created by a constant small flow over a long time. Rather, they require a large flow, however infrequently. RIP Gradualism.
@@yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753 Umm.. I am flamencoprof. Who is this Great Flood you are addressing? I guess you have heard of the fossils at the top of Mt. Everest too?
@@MareShoop Still takes a Coal Fired power plant to charge their Electric Vehicle's too ! I get a kick outta the Woke Hollywood Elitists doing a spot on how methane farting cows are BAD and then showing a handful of freeze-dried Meal Worms or Crickets with claims of how changing your diet to eating bugs can stop global warming . . . only to be chauffeur driven home in their giant SUV and having their personal Chef fire up the gas grill for some Ribeye & Whiskey. Call them a hypocrite & they behave like you just complemented them . . . because they don't care about you and have no ethics. They're known as LibTard's for good reason.
Ok, now that's a real flash flood video !!!! not these trickles of water with a few sticks in it and a title of " Massively huge dangerous flash flood washing away everything in sight or some such nonsense .
A foot of water can carry a car away. I’ve seen what looks like fairly shallow water flows over large roads in Phoenix sweeping large palo Verde trees across them. Don’t underestimate the smaller creeks. Their power can sweep you off your feet.
We’re seeing how a lot of those beautiful organic shapes got formed in the rock over 1,000’s of years.
I was just thinking the same thing.
Exactly ! Only difference is..now there are people.
I wonder how many times the same droplets have flowed here.
Naaa, that just happened yesterday 😉😉😉. Just kidding.
@@GlennSSmith : There has always been people, now they have drones and cellphones.
Flash floods are no joke! The wife and I almost got swept away, we were able to climb up high enough to be safe and wait it out. From the time we heard it and having to climb was about 2 minutes.
I love that part of the US and the floods made it even more beautiful.
Canyonlands is my favorite national park in Utah! I’m glad I found this channel!
People often think of flash floods in terms of human tragedy, but I think they represent nature at its grandest spectacle. They are AWESOME!!
I have been to many amazing areas around the world in my life. Arches, Needles, The Maze....Some of the best. Like walking inside a Dr Suess book. Amazing to see one aspect force of nature that formed such a spectacular area in action!
This is why it is so beautiful, and so dangerous.
Thank you 🙏 for getting great 👍🎥with patience hand 👏👏👏👍
Wow... !!! My best friend, It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks
A decade ago, I noticed water puddles near the Delicate Arch. Later on, the park ranger told me two days prior to my arrival, the park had heavy rain. This flash flood video shows probably what I could have seen if I had arrived a few days early. Thanks for posting this video. Regards,
A lot of the time flash floods are from distant rainfall not local. Theres no plantlife to hold the water so it just flows like this with nothing to stop it until it reaches its lowest point miles away.
Mother Nature continuing her tasks and tidying up the place.
Fantastic shots and no click bait .👍👍👍👏
The bloom after a desert rain is magic. Nothing like it. The whole desert explodes in color in front of you, you can just about see the petals growing, then a day or so later it's invisible again.
My daughter and family were there 2 weeks later....i will show it...
That beutyful canyon got there this way.
We forget about this as we visit them.
su akar yolunu bulur demiş eskiler,sanırım bu doğada milyonlarca yıldır tekrarlanıyor olmalı...The ancients said that water flows and finds its way, I guess this must have been repeated in nature for millions of years.
Incredible vid. Thanks
Interesting, I’d sure like to see where it began. Thanks for posting.
I'm totally have flash backs to finally getting a stall at the game during halftime.
And some people think geology is a dull subject 😉
Amazing!!!
Southern Utah to Central Arizona is so gorgeous.
Mother nature beautifully at work
Inevitable after that rainstorm earlier. There will be many more in the vicinity.
Just doing what mom has done for a million years.
4.56 Billion years.
Just amazing being able to see Mother Earth in action.
Landscape being grounded away before your eyes.
Wow! What power!
It is so important. That region needs all the water it can get.
Wow, man. 😯
The turbulent flow highlights how features evident in the canyon wall just above the water level could not have been created by a constant small flow over a long time. Rather, they require a large flow, however infrequently. RIP Gradualism.
Hello, Great Flood! Praise God for His mercies and goodness towards us! He is still loving us! We are so blessed!
@@yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753 Umm.. I am flamencoprof. Who is this Great Flood you are addressing?
I guess you have heard of the fossils at the top of Mt. Everest too?
@@flamencoprof Nice response 😉
Damn!!! Thank you for providing us with nature's "wrath of beauty"!
" Moab rocks "
After travelling around the world , Southern Utah is one of the greatest places on our planet .
Fresh rock hounding when it’s all done
I was always told the Arches were formed by erosion from wind and frozen rocks.
but I think ancient floods caused those Arches.
The debris that's carried down also just would bang-up the walls and carve them.
Looks pretty intense!
This does happens in most canyons! I guess that’s why it’s called a “ CANYON “ ! 😁😁
Makes me wish i could Kayak like a pro
From the Looks of things, I'd venture a guess that Water may have passed thru those gulleys before ?
According to the “climate change “ freaks this is all new and caused by people driving cars and using hairspray 🤣
@@MareShoop Still takes a Coal Fired power plant to charge their Electric Vehicle's too ! I get a kick outta the Woke Hollywood Elitists doing a spot on how methane farting cows are BAD and then showing a handful of freeze-dried Meal Worms or Crickets with claims of how changing your diet to eating bugs can stop global warming . . . only to be chauffeur driven home in their giant SUV and having their personal Chef fire up the gas grill for some Ribeye & Whiskey. Call them a hypocrite & they behave like you just complemented them . . . because they don't care about you and have no ethics. They're known as LibTard's for good reason.
Wow!
Cool!
VERY KOOL!!!
Can you imagine that canyon got carved out by eons of flood cycles
WOW FINALLY WATER FOR THE DRY STATES
And that, kids, is why you don't bivvy in a slot canyon. 😵💫
beautiful. morphology at work.
Стены каньона показатель того,что здесь сотни тысяч лет протекала река,а может и миллионы .
Yeah, that's what happens when it rains and there's no soil to absorb it, lol.
I understand Moab got smacked too....
You can really see how the stone was shaped. God knows how many floods it tuck
actually it is the park rangers emptying the public toilet holding tanks all at once.
I'm going on vacation there for 2 weeks in November, hopefully everything is back to normal by then.
i went there with my fiancé on July 30th and everything was great! you should be ok
Or you might get some awesome footage of flash floods! Gotta think positive.
And that’s how slot canyons form.
How the he!! Do you think Arches came to being?
An abundance of foam was created.
What area of Arches?
Just north of Moab in Utah
@@apolloskyfacer5842 I know arches is north of Moab. What area within arches?
What is that white foam?
Aahhhh flash flood, let me just stand here and get it all on video
way cool
I wonder if any gold was carried down by the flood?
سبحان الله منظر راءع
Does that water flow into rhe Colorado.?
Ultimately, if not directly. The Cplorado flows between Arches NP and Moab.
Does anyone know where the water ends up? Powell....Mead
The Colorado then Lake Powell.
@@apolloskyfacer5842 , thanks
That water looks like it's filled with mud and petrochemicals with all that white foam.
ALLAHU AKBAR....LA IL LAHE IL ALLAHU!!!
Hope no hikers got swept away!
We need water
Don't shoot in AWB (Auto White Balance)
0:02 like a lady I once knew.
Ok, now that's a real flash flood video !!!!
not these trickles of water with a few sticks in it and a title of " Massively huge dangerous flash flood washing away everything in sight or some such nonsense .
A foot of water can carry a car away. I’ve seen what looks like fairly shallow water flows over large roads in Phoenix sweeping large palo Verde trees across them. Don’t underestimate the smaller creeks. Their power can sweep you off your feet.
water shaping caynons
Gets rid of the trash.
See all that excessive foam?
PFAS
Fortunately in this case it is caused by organic matter being stirred up by the flood.
amazing that they don't blast off rocks to dam it up hold it back permaculture
And not one person has a kayak and a set of balls? Come on, people.
野生動物？
Are leaders spend billions of dollars on seeing if there is one ounce of water on Mars but do not reroute this known "Flash Flood" event? Duuuuh.
well it happens a bit suddenly baby boo
Brutto
You cut too soon.
is it fresh or solt water..?
Rain water, so it started as fresh water. It'll eventually end up in the Colorado River.
@@Backroad_Junkie Rainwater is now considered not suitable for drinking everywhere in the world. So, “sort of fresh”.
Thanks big oil, and such….
@@JohnShinn1960 many of which caused by climate change which was definitely accelerated by burning gazillions of barrels of oil.
@@steviesevieria1868 fresh doesn't mean potable, it means it isn't saltwater
@@mack.attack by one definition, however my narcissistic friend, your definition isn’t the only one in the world
Erosion
Moist