See the severe flooding that shut down Yellowstone National Park
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2022
- Yellowstone National Park is temporarily closed to visitors due to dangerous flooding conditions, which have prompted park evacuations and left some in surrounding communities trapped without safe drinking water, officials say. #CNN #News
Could you imagine watching your house or building washing out into the river and the news anchor saying, “ that’s amazing”
yeah that's what I thought. very detached and insensitive.
They don’t care about anyone but themselves. That goes for ALL the talking bobble heads that report the news these days.
They don’t even watch the news they just read it to us.
It fits the definition of amazing, people just overuse the word and in the wrong ways. Amazing = causing a great surprise or wonder. He used the word correctly.
People in these places all know the power of weather and are realistic… It’s sad but if you have ever lived way out or know someone who does, the opinion that it could always be worse is a big thing. It’s not like Florida where they cry every year about HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN?? ask the government for help then rebuild their mansions in the exact same spot which is known for being dangerous yearly.
It's crazy how nature doesn't give a crap about what we humans build. It just barrels right through it.
WELCOME to REALITY ! It is NATURAL selection. We humans are so self-centered that naturally we humans have become literally INSANE with relation to our natural nitche in nature.
Our human intelligence has not been proven to be a viable MUTATION.
💥💋ENJOY BOY ! 💋💥
💥💋MAMA NATURE IS SHRUGGING !💋💥
💥💋💥WAHHOO !!💥💋💥
Water has a lot of weight if you pick up a 5 gallon bucket of water that is about 42.7 pounds, now imagine instead of 5 gallons it was 20,000 gallons of moving water. Remember Newton's laws of motion things in motion stay in motion unless acted on by another force.
Crazy is We were warned and we ignored it. Yet idiots still do not believe is Climate change.
there is nothing man can build the nature can not tear asunder
“Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock. But everyone who hears these words of mine and does not put them into practice is like a foolish man who built his house on sand. The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell with a great crash.” -Matthew 7:24-27
The person that made that house needs to go into the hall of fame of carpentry .
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@@nba1942 wtf lol
Temporarily closed? That highways shows otherwise.
thats just the north loop
you can still go rafting.
There's a Dell Taco by there too
@@sdbassing2250 yeah the north loop, specifically mammoth lodge is where our reservations are in a little over 3 weeks. Not looking good for us at all. Can’t rebuild roads and bridges that quickly.
Temporarily closed until they cut it anew.
This is what they mean when municipalities say they are doing reinforcement projects for the 100 year floodplain. Most people say what a waste of money because the spillways are usually low or empty....not a waste when it protects you from this type of event.
There is no such thing as a flood plane. If you're going to give out information, it needs to be accurate and comprehensible.
@@victoriaanderson7954 no one likes a pedant.
*flood plain. Sorry, it had to be done.
I doubt very much you can do much about those catastrophic events. At some point, people are going to need to move out from certain areas, as it happens already in some countries. They are moving residents out of flood zones, and prohibit any further construction.
We simply need to get ready for the new normal.
That’s not my problem! That’s your problem, not mine! You had three meals delivered, sorry! Cause guess what I don’t have no money and I am broke! So you can threaten me all you want!
As a lifelong park worker. Thank you for the shout out, we work real hard.
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It's going to take a lot longer then a few days to reopen Yellowstone. With that much damage to roads and bridges it could take years and billions to rebuild some of that lost road way and there's insulation under to roads in Yellowstone. This area will be dealing with the aftermath of this for a long time. Just so sad so many lost/damaged homes and lively hoods. They seemed to really underplay the gravity of the situation except the last guy.
The park may reopen in the central and southern part with the entrances at West Yellowstone in the west, the south entrance above Jackson Lake, and the east entrance out of Cody, but the northeast entrance near Silver Gate is likely to be closed all year and maybe longer. It looks like the park got the worst of the damage along Soda Butte Creek so getting to Lamar Valley may not be possible this year. I'd bet the park roads will be closed heading north of the intersection of 89 and 191 near the Madison Campground. I'd also expect the Grand Loop road north of Fishing Bridge to be closed as well as the park entrance at Silver Gate in the NE corner. They may open some of that within a few weeks or so permitting access to the Lamar Valley from the west, but I don't know how much of the road is washed out west of the confluence of the Soda Butte Creek and the Lamar River.
Yeah, it DID seem that two days was just a tad too little time to get it cleaned up!
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i assure you it will be fine
@@donaldmaxwell7020 Dude, chill.
Nature doesn't "shut down" but it can tell us to get out. 😆
CNN- "It's the age of adaptation."
Darwin- It's always been the age of adaptation.
Marines - Adapt and improvise.
That’s not my problem! That’s your problem, not mine! You had three meals delivered, sorry! Cause guess what I don’t have no money and I am broke! So you can threaten me all you want!
@@Justynbrodsky123 Have you inhaled, ingested or imbibed something that is making you act erratically? Do you need help? What am I saying of course you do
You idiots were the ones not long ago who derided Darwin's theories of evolution. Today you're denying climate change. 😂 Hilarious
CNN doesn't know how to adapt, that much is clear.
That house had a solid floor design and construction. The entire structure remained rigid and intact as it tipped and dropped off the edge.
That’ll make the owner feel real proud
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Clearly, hindsight is better than foresight.
In Hindsight, the house should never have been built that close to the River!
A solid construction? As a European you can only laugh about such a construction, come over here once and see the way houses are built here!! Just saying! That doesn’t mean that when such amounts of water are coming you’re house is safe under all circumstances >> see last year’s floods all over Europe!!
@@beatricecallan Muh EuRoPe
Someone’s house gets destroyed by an overflowing river:
The reporter: “That’s amazing!”
It’s sad but it’s a amazing scene for sure.
What’s he supposed to say?
How sad?
It was amazing. Fuck that house.
LOL LOOOOO
Incredible!
Live in New Mexico, have not had rain in 3 months, but lots of fires. Climate change is a cruel mistress.
Yes I'm here in central Texas and we have a drought with extreme heat also coming! We have a climate crisis! Please take care!
Isn't that normal in the new Mexico desert ?
I live in Ciudad juarez, next to el paso, and here we had half a day of snow in march. We had a slight bit of rain for about 20 minutes twice since then. I feel your struggles.
Well it’s not like we haven’t been warned
Wait a minute. I thought climate change was a hoax.
I live on a river in Montana and the floods are all the way up into our yard already. And we have a snow advisory today which could be a disaster for us in the upcoming weeks
My brother lives in Billings. Please be careful and take care! My thoughts are with you!
Good luck. We aren't cold enough for the snow pack to melt here yet. Been raining for a week and snowing up high. We'll be flooding in the northwest part of the state next. Just another day in Montana.
A snow advisory. Damn. Here in Nebraska over 100 degrees today, over 90 all week. Normal is just a memory now...Be safe and keep your feet dry!
@@gl15col bout the same here in Illinois. Hot hot hot.
🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻for Montana
I'll build a house right next to the river. What could possibly go wrong?
I hope Smokey, Yogi and Boo Boo got to high ground.
haha good thing bears can swim. Not sure about the bison though
I hope they are preppers. Looks like we're headed for a lean year in pickinnick baskets.
The world is alive she's getting tired of our shit she's going to shake us off like flees
Yeah let's start with Montana and work our way to Idaho. 90% of the country will have no idea this happened or care about it.
Exactly
History shows earth is ever changing the land scape
I live in Montana and spent 40 years managing reservoirs and rivers in Montana and Wyoming. This is a fairly normal flood event (1997 and 2011 where also major flood years for the Yellowstone River with houses falling in the river) which just happened to center on the Park this time. We had near normal snowpack combined with a COOL spring (no INTENSE HEAT in the mountains) which delayed snowmelt. We are still waiting for the 90 degree weather to melt the high elevation snow (probably this weekend). CNN please report the facts and don't create your own narrative.
I don't see them replacing that road.
This only means one thing, and we’re all not prepared for it.
What’s that ?
@@David..832 The government can't do anything about it. There is no amount of tax that can be collected, no new laws, regulations, or treaties that can be made to stop the forces of nature.
Humanity is but a spec on a spec, to believe we have control over the climate is obscenely arrogant.
There is no "man made" climate "crisis". Life adapts or life dies. The earth doesn't give a damn either way
The only constant in the universe is change. There never was a "normal". 100 years, 200 years, 500 years, 1000 years, all but a nanosecond in geological history.
I wanna know too
@@OGOD97 it will erupt soon
@@David..832Underneath Yellowstone Park is a huge volcano. Google and RUclips it for more information etc.
This has been happening since time began. There are castles in England that were built seaside but sit very far from the coast today because at that time the sea level was higher than today.
God said it's too beautiful to build so many houses
Pretty sure the wildlife in the park could use a break from all the exhaust from idling Winnebagos and mini vans.
No matter the catastrophe or tragic event, leave it up to the media to push an agenda
Better get used to it, because we're not going to change - but our lives will be changed for us and dramatically.
Bingo wake up sheep baaaaaaaah. It’s right in your face
I doubt Russia and China will change so there ya go.
@@David..832 you’re not understanding… climate change will give them no chance.
@@nopewhy3726 There's nothing that can be done about sun changes anyway.
Don't mind taking some of that rain here in Cali.
You got that right
I’m from Montana… PLEASE TAKE IT. MAKE IT STOP. WE DONT NEED ANY MORE
Just a heads up from a local, That was Park employee housing that fell into the river... CNN..."Dream spot" Top reporting as usual.
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Even I knew what it was and I’ve never been… just goes to show how little people care lol
Wow where is Captain Planet when you need him🤔
This happens all the time.
Check farmers almanac.
This does not "happen all the time."
@@jessmore9870 yes it does. Check the farmers almanac. .it's a record of weather patterns.
The earth continues to change.
@@Garapetsa
@@lastalive7403 the almanac is science.
Prove it isn't.
It's chronologically collects weather data.
@@Garapetsa You're saying the highest level on record for the Yellowstone River is in the farmer's almanac?
Thanks for a good report. I keep thinking there has to be a way to capture water during events like this, purify it somehow and ship it to areas that need it.
My thoughts exactly. I wonder where it all ends up and if it can be used.
Boy maybe a pipeline would work but then are bad right?
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@@donaldmaxwell7020 Hello Donald. Allow me to get to know your family.
It's amazing that people are still self deluded enough to build structures so close to any water line.
Well that's what my thought is 🤷♀️
WHEN R U GOING TO WAKE UP AMERICA? THE ANSWER MY FRIEND, IS BLOWING IN THE WIND.........
Entire building collapsed in river and an entire town is without power, amazing!
i don't get why everyone here is acting like amazing is necessarily a positive word. Seeing a house fall into a river definitely could be described as causing great surprise or wonder
THese people act like its never rained and flooded before. LOL. How do they think the canyons got there in the first place? The only true constant is change.
Its no climate issue it's just nature stuff.
this is pretty amazing. mother earth doesn't fuck around. she is changing her landscape and nothing getting in her way. amazing
Well at least I needed the rain and needed to stop the fire
Watches someone’s house get destroy. “That is just amazing”
like what??
makes you wonder who lived in that house in the first place that someone would want that house gone
I think he meant, "That is just amazing that anybody would be so stupid as to build a house right next to a river."
Thank You Biden for raising gas prices & you just saved my family from going to Yellowstone this Summer. God Bless you Biden & please protect those who are affected from the flood. My heart goes out to them & this is sad.
So Biden raised gas prices? You don’t get out much, do you?
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Wonda how much Dumpy spends to cool Mara Lago.
Why blame the President? Blame the market. Blame the Russian warmongers.
@@garyking9484 Amazingly, a lot of people think the same way as this simpleton.
I don’t understand why people choose to live in a flood plain. Or in the path of hurricanes 🌀
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As long as the jocks (government) keep ignoring the nerds (scientists, geologists etc), we're in nothing but trouble.
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@@bproc5715 this foo traumatized
These things have always happened and always will happen.
@@timpatrick2109 These things will infact happen, but the thing is, they were told of these things happening and no prevention was ever placed, now it's cost damage and ruined peoples lives. Imagine if a Detention Basin was built, and if the local wetlands were a bit protected, you wouldn't have a flood reach that close to residential lmao.
I agreed with you
All Praises To The Most High Yah
That's not just flooding. That looks like a dam broke! Hope the people and animals reach high ground! What a shame!
Yellowstone Nat Park has their huge laundry facility in Gardiner. It will be curious how the park is going to handle getting all this done now. And why haven't any of the news channels asked how all the park employees are????
Amazing...wow...I can just imagine the devastation.
Not really amazing but god loves you god bless❤️✝️
Just a regular day on post-apocalyptic Earth.
PRE Apocalypse...its only getting started...
I hope this doesn’t do anything to wake up that Super volcano. That would be bad for everyone on the planet.
What if the caldera started to erupt now? The floods help cool the hot parts and keep potential victims away.
"Just some weather and water...nothing to see!....NOTHING TO SEE HERE!"
On the bright side this is textbook erosion and deposition along a meandering stream to show to schoolkids in Geography or Science lessons.
Why dont you pipe water from places like that to places that need it. You'd build the pipeline if it was oil or gas.
Ahhh....that's already done all over.
Biden administration shut the pipelines down how they supposed to build anything or fix anything with NO GAS!
Why don't you live by water. Seems to be the common sense thing to do. Sweetie. Try harder
They tried that in Tucson, AZ when we lived there. The water was real acidic, and everyones pipes into their homes started turning into rust. So now it's water in a big plastic jug and learning to love rust baths. Saving the water you already have is much more practical. Stop growing lawns that need watered, grow what's local and adapted.
it's much easier to reverse wind power engines to act as fans and blow the rain clouds into the desert. also, if it's too hot in your town, tell everyone to leave their fridge doors open. trump would have enforced these really simple solutions to complex problems right away, because he is a doer, not a thinker.
Leave it up to cnn to make it political. I’m more surprised they dint blame it on trumps global warming
We are going to see more flooding in the future such as this. The government already knows this. Much of these unwanted flood waters head to the Mississippi River, only to cause further flooding. A pipeline deverting these flood waters to the much needed Colorado River should have been constructed some time back....solving 2 problems with one pipeline.
The only problem is, who knows where the next flood occurs exactly? Maybe just 50 miles from the pipelines being built? Then what about those pipelines?
“That is just amazing” someone just lost their home and thousands of dollars of property and possessions
I'm sure they had insurance being so close to the water. Still sucks that sometimes it takes longer then a year for insurance money
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Maybe they shouldn’t build a house right next to a river.
The earth has been changing back and forth fir milluons of years ! She just going through the paces !
That's a HOME not just a building
We needed the rain
Sad to see we were in Yellowstone in 2018. Loved it. I noticed the blamed this on climate change but this stuff is really not that unusual. Sudden flooding happens all the time and in various are of the states. Nashville 2010. etc.... You can look back through history and see it over and over. Just nature.
my thoughts exactly. It’s not even record breaking floods but suddenly it’s because climate change 🤷♂️ they will do whatever to shamelessly plug their agenda
Not unprecedented, just NATURE happening ☺
Bet that guy called the insurance company 30 minutes prior lol
i was there last summer 😭
Oh no! Anyway, Yellowstone's closure offers a wonderful opportunity to stop being part of the problem. Try filling the atmosphere with fewer hydrocarbons by staying closer to home this summer.
The park could use a break. It has been overtaxed. Go to Vegas or Disneyworld folks.
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Quit driving the huge SUVs and monster trucks. It’s a crime to see how many thousands care so little for our beautiful land, resources and other people who lived their lives conserving. I love my little Subaru Impreza. DRIVE SMALL CARS.
Oh yea, just ignore that Roosevelt Arch at the entrance that says: “ For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People”. We, the citizens of the United States, are the People, we are not ‘problems’ there. That land, and everything on it, in it and under it belongs to us into perpetuity. It is ours….and we will see it.
Temperatures here have been pretty mild compared to previous years. We’ve just had constant rain the past several weeks. I’d say it’s from rainfall at the same time that normal snow melt occurs.
I went to Yellowstone last year, so I'm good.
This is unimaginable to me. I hope everyone stays safe; as well as the animals throughout the park.
Yellowstone is in three states, ID, WY and MT. Is flooding in all three states or only MT?
This is the Yellowstone River in most of this.
I was listening up to the point when one of them went off on global warming. "Unusual weather in Montana is not something new". It just so happened that there was rain that also fell, and that, with warmer temps helped melt the snow a little faster than we would have liked. We went through drought conditions last year here, and this year it has been raining. It is terribly unfortunate for those that have lost their homes or have property damage, and I truly sympathize for them, but there is an old saying here, "If you do not like the weather, just wait a minute".
And the earth is flat too because science man bad am I right?
@@ericmoyer8538 Dear Eric; Sincerely, you need to keep an open mind, and you really need to start researching "both sides" of that debate instead of taking everything at face value. There is a lot of honest, factual and interesting information on this, and there is much more going on here then meets the eye. Do yourself and your loved ones a favor and do some serious unbiased research into this topic. It may or may not change some of your thoughts on the subject, but I promise, It will surprise you.
@@donaldself16 a failed lawyer =/= science
Climate change, it’s just as bad in Texas with Intense Heat. Earth is warming up sure.
@@ericmoyer8538 I you read my post carefully you will see the point I was making was everybody is blaming global warming for just about everything. There was a large amount of snow that fell in the mountains over the winter, (it happens). Then in early summer when the rains started it melted the snow faster than just thawing. (Take two ice cubes, but one under a heat lamp and the other in the sink with running water over it and see which one melts first). Large snow amount and heavy rain caused the flooding. If you fly over the mountains right now you will see there is still lots and lots of snow that has not melted yet.
"unprecedented" needs to be qualified, record keeping started when? we think 150 years is a "long" time, to nature it's not.
being able to separate manmade change vs natural is the problem.
The only constant in the universe is change. There never was a "normal". 100 years, 200 years, 500 years, 1000 years, all but a nanosecond in geological history. There is no climate "crisis". Life adapts or life dies. The earth doesn't give a damn either way. Humanity is but a spec on a spec, to believe we have control over the climate is obscenely arrogant.
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This " expert" doesn't know wtf he's talking about. That was housing for park staff that got washed away. The building wasn't all that close to river initially, the bank was sheered away. Also, Yellowstone is in the Rockies.
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@@andreamadden9153 gfy
It must fucking suck watching your whole house literally dip
Tornado and flooding are two of my most favourite natural disasters.
You probably very rarely see either in your country.
Not Mother Nature. It’s God
Just rain sweetie. Your make believe superstition is .. make believe lol now you know 🤣
@@nukacola3795 We’ll see when you’re in hell 😂
Yeah, who thought living in a volcano would be so dangerous.
"They are still letting people out. So, that’s some of the good news."
Holy shit, TV is crap.
Someone lost their property, he said that’s AMAZING!
Dude you built your house directly, directly on a riverbank. Derp.
I think you need to Google what the word amazing means… It doesn’t necessarily always interpreted as a good thing.
"there goes the house". it is amazing and sad.
west: we need water for our drought!
god: on it
West: NOT THAT MUCH!!!!
Let it Rain . I am cheering for Mother Nature
I was there a couple days before the flood. the river was already swelling
Amy Goodman (1957-, Planet Earth)-
“Beyond the borders of wealthy countries like the United States, in developing countries where most people in the world live, the impacts of climate change are much more deadly, from the growing desertification of Africa to the threats of rising sea levels and the submersion of small island nations.”
And she was wrong. Just like every other climate "change" prediction. The only constant in the universe is change. There never was a "normal". 100 years, 200 years, 500 years, 1000 years, all but a nanosecond in geological history. There is no climate "crisis". Life adapts or life dies. The earth doesn't give a damn either way. Humanity is but a spec on a spec, to believe we have control over the climate is obscenely arrogant. Nothing we do or don't do will impact the climate in any significant, lasting way.
African desertification is nothing new. It's a cycle that's been happening for millennia. Northern Africa was a rainforest a several thousand years ago.
The entire planet is covered in dry ancient lake beds and dried up ancient seas. Fossilized marine life is dug out of mines in mountainous areas that are over 1000 miles from any ocean.
Mummified mammoths have been uncovered frozen in place with the food they were eating still in their mouths.
Geological evidence shows that these changes happened far more rapidly than anyone could imagine.
@@dannygreen7473 Which books by climate scientists have you read?
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@@rachelcarson7119 All of them.
“Welcome to the age of too much water in some places, not nearly enough in others” I’m pretty sure that’s just….. Earth in general
Ya now thanks to climate change. Welcome to critical thought in general
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We get really hot temperatures almost instantly around mid June.
I was so sad from this I was planning to go to Yellowstone at July but this happend..
But what about January 6th isn't that more important to talk about
Because it’s impossible to report on multiple things? What a dumb comment
Be back in session on Thursday.
Bob Evans, At least CNN is reporting other news unlike FOX which all they do is talk shit about good ole boy Biden 24/7!
@@VIi726 then explain CNN reporting 0 minutes about Nicholas John Roske
Tell your guest that heat hasn’t been a factor, yet. It’s cold in Montana right now.
But heat has been a factor in Arizona when it's been in the 100's.
Dude, I literally live in the park right now, it was in the sixties all last week.
@@finleywright3480 floods from melting snow go back much further then 1 week.
Feel bad for the home owner. Hope he had Allstate
Well water is important !!
I'm extremely excited about the hurricane season in the US which's just around the corner.
very sorry for the people say here.
It's already here.
June 1st through November 30th
1:05 Always build a structure to withstand the ‘Maximum’ nature can produce,not the ‘Average’, or most recent historical high. The house didn’t look very well built anyway 😮😮😮😮😮
You are aware that almost no residential home in the US is built for the worst, right? Not even for the average...
@@Ganiscol i don't think you can build anything that can withstand nature
that wasn't a residential home. It was a resting lodge for park rangers.
@Laul Astle - And always build well back from (in this case) the river's edge.
God knows we do need the water. But man this sucks I’m right down the road from this
Great Job Chad! informative, sincere, and sensitive. 🙏🌎🕊️
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crazy what happens when adults don't care about climate change. good job guys
brainwashed…
Like Obama living on Martha’s Vineyard?
(it’s an island)
I strongly believe, there ought to be a national campaign for educating people about the drivers, forcings, and impact of climate change, regardless of whether folks believe or not.
There is…it’s called the Marxist Democrat Party.
Crazy. My son moved to Denver two years ago. Crazy fires, flooding…. I’m a nervous fkn wreck….
did you want water? here is your water
Are you as surprised they did not blame Putin or Trump for this one as I am?
Just surprised what a crybaby you are.
You are right to link Putin with Trump. They are both criminals.
@@mr.wonderful5573 nothing would surprise me these days, not even this being "weather modification" experiments. Thanks for the video sir.
CNN is always the last to report things.
CNN reported on this 15 hours ago.
That house looked abandoned . No curtains , could not see any belongings. The news does a good job at making shit the most they can from it. All news networks. Not saying this isn’t a big flood but they media really adds to the mess.
Mother nature shows no mercy
Weather is so weird recently. My trip to YS was end of May. Before reaching there days before, it was around 60 degree. Then when I was there, it snowed for 3 days. I saw nothing but fog in the park. Now it's flooded?
At least we have more water
It's officially happening everywhere since the start of 2022 all around the world
Climate Crisis??? Give me a break. I'm so glad to have visited Yellowstone on 3 different occasions, as it will take a bit to reconstruct the roads.