@@andrehof7876 What do you mean by regular tidal waves? Tidal waves is what we used to call tsunamis. And do you mean the river drains out like that every 12 hours, leaving the boats on dry ground? Plus it says n the description that it’s a tsunami.
@@Trouble-Clef yes yes and yes..I said what I said because title is wrong. A tsunami is NOT a tidle bore or wave, which is a clockwise thing.Yes these boats are always like that. Tides come and go, and once a month they are stronger and once a year extra strong; even this is over simplified,it has many more ups and downs, but basically it has supertop events when all factors are alligned. superspringtide. people along river estuaries live with these .
I used to live in PNG back in the 60's , and the harbour used to have tidal waves ( as they were called back then ) just like this ......it would empty out and fill up again , much faster than the usual tidal movement..... amazing to watch , and scary. Interesting video
It's a tidal bore - rising sea water focussed into a narrowing river estuary. The unusual but perfectly natural event & flooding of the town is well-documented.
David Hatch How do you mean what he was dumping in there was filthy? All he dumped was fish guts probably...check out my comment just above the one you replied to...that's a sewer backup there...that brown color to the water? It's not mud...
Translation. Daddy why is the water receding? It's okay sweetheart it's just a tsunami let me continue to video tape it so we can both die in the video. 😜🤣😆🤗
@@envyXzor I know. I was just being a smartass. It’s stupid that we in the USA call football soccer. Our football rarely uses the foot! But regardless of which sport your country is “best” in, you’re very good at many. Well represented professionally and internationally, amazingly so given your low population.
I don't think that is anything unusual for that town; it's certainly not a tsunami. People seemed to be expecting it, and were there to watch. The still-wet mud on the road (2:11 - 2:25) indicates it has happened before, and very recently. My guess it is the high tide coming in, which reverses the flow. There are many places where this happens - St. John and Moncton in New Brunswick, to name just two.
@@sahalperen7103 Evidently you know little about tides. In most places they are a gradual up or down, yes, but in some cases the incoming tides will produce very sudden rises in water level - look up "tidal bore" for examples. An exceptionally high tide might also cause water to rise above where it normally would. In any case, what we see in this video is not a tsunami - it just a higher than usual incoming tide. BTW, you use of the word "honey" above was a condescending and sexist remark - entirely unnecessary. Do you treat all women like that when you happen to disagree with them?
That's wild. When it first started draining I would have been up on a roof. You never know how big it will be especially when its compressed in a channel. Neat to watch though. Thanks for the video
Once you see water drain from river like that, you start to move away.. you are playing a dangerous game sat watching the River fill up.. You never how bad a tsunami might get. Take Japan in 2011, when that came , it came with a speed and force that took anything and everything in its path, even an entire airport
This is not a river, but the adriatic see. What you see is not a tsunami as we know it, but a meteo-tsunami or seiche, developing due to differencies in the air pressure. These are far less dangerous and "common" so the locals are used to it. You can observe the same phenomenon in Venice for instance, when the sea floods the streets.
Love how the guy @2:00 walks to the river to dump his bucket. Doesn't think it's odd that the water is level with the street, even when the water starts filling in around his feet he continues to rinse out his bucket with no clue what's happening.
I'm Irish and I visit Croatia as often as I can....... stick to Split and surrounding areas such as the island of Brac...... Dubrovnik is a tourist trap , stay away unless you are wealthy. Croatia and it's people has to be the most beautiful country in Europe.
At first I thought so too, but when I looked to find what this was it's called a "meteotsunami", caused by weather conditions and a large barometric pressure gradient. They even have a term for it in their language, a sciga. Sorry, don't have the diacritical marks to write it properly. Happens fairly rarely, thank goodness.
@@epistte it's not a god damn flood for fucks sake...that small city or even village has sea* not a fucking river..nobody died, nothing was destroyed,nothing and nobody was flushed away...its a high tide just that goes through a canal that goes through the city. Flood insurance...hahah funny
Мораль сей басни такова: никогда не селитесь возле крупных рек - особенно равнинных! А если и селитесь - "выбивайте" серьёзный дисконт на покупку недвижимости! С уважением, ваш Кэп.
I have stayed there in a little White House on the river. It flooded right up to the walls of the lower level of the house. I have some great pictures. Lovely little village.
Kids must be much dumber than when I was a kid..... I guess you expect the parents to panic and call the government to fix the water leak. ... seriously, grow up, the earth is not flat.
This phenomenon is called sciga in croatian and it's caused by the combination of rising tide and wind, just like acqua alta (high water) in Venice. The particular shape of Adriatic Sea helps this situation but the most important factor is the beautiful yet small canal in Vrboska, which maximizes the factors (tide and wind), creating a funnelled wave like in a bath tub. total-croatia-sailing.com/blog/the-temporary-flooding-of-vrboska-canal-all-ok-now-video/
This probably was the tsunami from an earthquake which happened in Greece on the same day. This time tsunami was small enough to be funny - especially for children. However, perfect timing from the bucket man. One bucket pour and the whole canal flooded :D
That’s how you know it’s a tsunami (a big ship can cause this as well but obviously that’s not the case here). The ocean gets pulled back and then the tsunami water comes in with full force.
@@lonestar1775You can't really think that surely?! This is a tsunami that is part of a bigger tsunami...just wonder which one would have affected Croatia?
It is called Meteotsunami, it is not caused by seismic activity like the other one but by atmospheric activity. It is similar to "normal" Tsunami and you cant usually recognize one from other. Guy shooting the video is Slovak tourist, who is there with his family obviously. Slovakia has no sea, just to let u know.
In defense of the girls closing the gate: it won't stop any water, but it might stop a boat from ending up at your front door.
And many more waste materials
…and later let the girl reopen the gate and let her play in the rising waters of a Tsunami. Dumb.
Man dumps dirty water into river,
River dumps it back to him.
This is not river....sea water.
Very True
The one man who poured that bucket it's his fault why it flooded
James Gomez 😂🙈
Exactly... Very true
Truer words have never been said
He caused the flooding 😂
The man with the bucket has a lot to answer for
Yes, what was in the bucket? Yuck!
@@ellendolber2765 probably bait fish than he realized how high the water was really getting
He caused the flooding 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣😂
2:50 - the 'Rent a Boat' sign - how appropriate!
It's a bike but ok
Edit: just realised its a bike AND boat lol
@@TetyLike3 Let's see....hm...ok, we take the boat :-)
If you see water rushing away from you, unless there is a large boat ship passing in front of you, it’s never a good sign.
It's a sign to rush very quickly yourself...in the opposite direction and upwards.
ooh really?
That guy just had to empty his bucket in there and make it overflow
you made my day
Nail him to the cross!
it‘s so tough right 😂
He was dumping waste. Doesn't care about his own environment. As long as he throws it away from his home.
@@geoffbreen2386 The point: Some seconds later it was NOT away from his home and came back to him and his neighbours.
When you see the water being sucked out like that it’s your warning shot across the bow. It’s time to run like hell the other way!
this is regular tidle waves...so this happens every 12 hours, sometimes a bit more than other times.
@@andrehof7876 What do you mean by regular tidal waves? Tidal waves is what we used to call tsunamis. And do you mean the river drains out like that every 12 hours, leaving the boats on dry ground? Plus it says n the description that it’s a tsunami.
@@Trouble-Clef yes yes and yes..I said what I said because title is wrong. A tsunami is NOT a tidle bore or wave, which is a clockwise thing.Yes these boats are always like that. Tides come and go, and once a month they are stronger and once a year extra strong; even this is over simplified,it has many more ups and downs, but basically it has supertop events when all factors are alligned. superspringtide. people along river estuaries live with these .
@@andrehof7876 ... VERY TRUE.. THE TITLE IS WRONG ...TSUNAMI DOESN'T COME THAT CALMLY AND QUITELY ...PLUS IT HAS DESTRUCTIVE TENDENCY.
@@fearlessali2852 It is not a big deal though...people use the word wrongly that's all..
I used to live in PNG back in the 60's , and the harbour used to have tidal waves ( as they were called back then ) just like this ......it would empty out and fill up again , much faster than the usual tidal movement..... amazing to watch , and scary. Interesting video
Cool, i currently live in JPG, but i'm thinking about moving to JPGE, which is a little bit nicer. Everything but GIF, i hate movement.
@@LeoLeo-qo7yw that would have been a bit tiff.
@@lazydamsel He had a tiff with a gif.. init 😂😂
I just wanted to see how many people blamed the guy pouring his water out.
I thought that lol
He he 😎👍
It looked like after he poured the bucket in it just over Ed flowed
He caused the flooding 😂
I love how she shut the gate... That will keep the bad water out... LoL
yes， I rally like this view ,that is so beautiful .
No Flood Payments if you simply let the water in, but if the water forces its way in through a closed gate you get Payments.
It will keep floater out. 😁
Probably trying to keep the kids out of the flood, but she failed @ that too.
For keeping crocodiles away
The guy in the motorcycle was the smartest one there. He hightailed it outta there.
2:54 Water is coming. Quick, close the fence!
😂
Might keep a boat out.
Stops debris.
Kinda like wearing a mask to stop covid
Everyone is so chill...like "yeah, this happens every Friday"
That's strange. I was honestly was going to say every Thursday.
It's a tidal bore - rising sea water focussed into a narrowing river estuary. The unusual but perfectly natural event & flooding of the town is well-documented.
Close. It's a meteotsunami. A similar effect, but caused by the weather. The Adriatic is non-tidal.
@@Fig330 Believe me, the Adratic is tidal. Have spent loads of time there. Every sea is tidal.
I love how that one guy proceeded to dump it in the river and not on the concrete as if it wouldnt overflow lol
Lol
Such a beautiful country this. ♡♡♡♡
Very interesting how the water just raises up over the parapet without much rushing
I guess you could say that this video really floats my boat!
It's all the guy with the bucket fault... He dumped too much water in the canal =P
Yeah! Not sure how he thought he was helping by pouring a bucket of filthy water into it.
David Hatch How do you mean what he was dumping in there was filthy? All he dumped was fish guts probably...check out my comment just above the one you replied to...that's a sewer backup there...that brown color to the water? It's not mud...
Yuk!
the straw that breaks the camel's back.
madness3612 h ;
that girl laughing really brought me back to that age....it IS funny. water's being naughty!
Translation. Daddy why is the water receding? It's okay sweetheart it's just a tsunami let me continue to video tape it so we can both die in the video. 😜🤣😆🤗
Croatia looks like an awesome country. They sure can produce basketball players! Their soccer team isn’t bad either. National team.
our football team is like 20x better than our basketball team bro
@@envyXzor I never knew you played football. But I’m certain you play soccer and basketball.
@@spidermight8054 no we play football...you know, with our feet...i wasn't reffering to handegg
@@envyXzor I know. I was just being a smartass. It’s stupid that we in the USA call football soccer. Our football rarely uses the foot! But regardless of which sport your country is “best” in, you’re very good at many. Well represented professionally and internationally, amazingly so given your low population.
@@spidermight8054 the popilation is geting lower and lower, we will dissapear soon if shit dont change
I love how the houses are neatly lined along the road. There are no encroachments and the streets are empty - no crowd. Nice video
I don't think that is anything unusual for that town; it's certainly not a tsunami. People seemed to be expecting it, and were there to watch. The still-wet mud on the road (2:11 - 2:25) indicates it has happened before, and very recently. My guess it is the high tide coming in, which reverses the flow. There are many places where this happens - St. John and Moncton in New Brunswick, to name just two.
it happens sometimes, maybe once or twice a year, or rarer, but when it happens water goes up and down for hours
Tides don't work like that honey.. it's a very slow and progressive process, unlike this one which is abrupt just like any other tsunamis
@@sahalperen7103 Evidently you know little about tides. In most places they are a gradual up or down, yes, but in some cases the incoming tides will produce very sudden rises in water level - look up "tidal bore" for examples. An exceptionally high tide might also cause water to rise above where it normally would. In any case, what we see in this video is not a tsunami - it just a higher than usual incoming tide.
BTW, you use of the word "honey" above was a condescending and sexist remark - entirely unnecessary. Do you treat all women like that when you happen to disagree with them?
It's probably a seiche.
@@greenmanofkent Sahalperen knows very little.
WELCOME to new VENICE!!!
País lindo e que adorava visitar um dia!!
Marian Mihok
THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEO (MEMORYSTAR)
❤💕THANKS AGAIN 💕❤
Such a beautiful place to live but surely must flood part of the time. ………or now!
2:23 jesus walking on the water.
2:50 girl closing the gate 🤣🤣🤣
Gives another meaning to the phrase: living on the "ground" floor
That's wild. When it first started draining I would have been up on a roof. You never know how big it will be especially when its compressed in a channel. Neat to watch though. Thanks for the video
Clarkson's new job, cruiseline captain
Earlier: Look at the river in Croatia.
Later : Look at the river -in- Croatia.
Or: Look at Croatia in the river.
🤣
Beautiful place
If you like muddy water!
yeppp...hvar island is one of best places in croatia. every island and coast is very clean (ken land noob) and peaceful.
Careful buying a first floor apartment!!!😎😎😎😂🏡
only not in mid summer :-)
This is a rare occurance and water there is usually clear :D
Once you see water drain from river like that, you start to move away.. you are playing a dangerous game sat watching the River fill up..
You never how bad a tsunami might get. Take Japan in 2011, when that came , it came with a speed and force that took anything and everything in its path, even an entire airport
This is not a river, but the adriatic see. What you see is not a tsunami as we know it, but a meteo-tsunami or seiche, developing due to differencies in the air pressure. These are far less dangerous and "common" so the locals are used to it. You can observe the same phenomenon in Venice for instance, when the sea floods the streets.
Beautiful, peaceful place
Love how the guy @2:00 walks to the river to dump his bucket. Doesn't think it's odd that the water is level with the street, even when the water starts filling in around his feet he continues to rinse out his bucket with no clue what's happening.
The way the water comes looks like a tsunami, but this one is just the lite version
Croatia looks beautiful I would love to visit there sometime
I'm Irish and I visit Croatia as often as I can....... stick to Split and surrounding areas such as the island of Brac...... Dubrovnik is a tourist trap , stay away unless you are wealthy. Croatia and it's people has to be the most beautiful country in Europe.
Love Croatia
I guess some people don't know the definition of tsunami.
At first I thought so too, but when I looked to find what this was it's called a "meteotsunami", caused by weather conditions and a large barometric pressure gradient. They even have a term for it in their language, a sciga. Sorry, don't have the diacritical marks to write it properly. Happens fairly rarely, thank goodness.
@@Jackalski57 your reply is awesome...
@@mollyhorse Thanks, glad you liked it!
Jackalski57 additionally, meteotsunami are quite common in the mediterranean, especially in the balkans
Also more views
I’m admiring how intelligent you are to be standing beside a flooding waterway just filming as if you are totally safe. So smart...!
Its probably a regular event for them.
Karen, without knowing nothing about this place and any other facts, be quite.
I wanna live there it looks so peacefull
Nice to hear slovak language after long time. Hope you enjoyed your vacation.
That girls laugh is so damn cute. Lol
Bonito lugar 🥰 Me gustaría visitar 😊🇭🇷
Thank you. 😎👍👍
Very interesting to watch!
Love the kids giggling away!
When the water comes, everybody runs away. And the man with the bucket is like: "Its just water!" and walks calmly to the side. 🤣
I'd hate to be the flood insurance carrier in that city.
He did have a bucket....he was safe
@@epistte it's not a god damn flood for fucks sake...that small city or even village has sea* not a fucking river..nobody died, nothing was destroyed,nothing and nobody was flushed away...its a high tide just that goes through a canal that goes through the city. Flood insurance...hahah funny
That bucket really helped a lot😁
Guy dumps bucket of water, water comes over the edge. Clearly it's his fault, he overfilled the river.
Sea********************
Мораль сей басни такова: никогда не селитесь возле крупных рек - особенно равнинных! А если и селитесь - "выбивайте" серьёзный дисконт на покупку недвижимости! С уважением, ваш Кэп.
Look up a little Village in Cornwall England called Lerryn. It has a tidal river that does this every day at high tide.
I have stayed there in a little White House on the river. It flooded right up to the walls of the lower level of the house. I have some great pictures. Lovely little village.
What a beautiful place is that
That one guy dumped the bucket of water and caused the overflow.
É uma subida de maré bem intensa , provavelmente esta localidade está próxima do Mar Adriático .
Unless it's a everyday thing and they know how high/fast it's getting, why you got kids there
Mam Jack your right lucky their kids didn’t get swept away they will drown Stupid ass parents
Kids must be much dumber than when I was a kid..... I guess you expect the parents to panic and call the government to fix the water leak.
... seriously, grow up, the earth is not flat.
The people filming were Slovak tourists
Intense- I saw a few ripples!
You miss a lot in life, it seems
@@numbereightyseven perhaps you get overly excited very easily
After watching the sunami footage in indo-china and japan I would RUN to higher ground.
People don't seem to know. That guy that walked out to dump the pail in the canal was in it when he stood up.
So calm. Must happen all the time
Every year I go to Vrboska, that’s such a beautiful small village I love it. Greetings to the female boss of Lukas Restaurant!
In which country "Verboska "?!! Please
@@thinking2tow croatia
@@MK-vc3vo Thanks . I will visit this village ( incha Allah)
This phenomenon is called sciga in croatian and it's caused by the combination of rising tide and wind, just like acqua alta (high water) in Venice. The particular shape of Adriatic Sea helps this situation but the most important factor is the beautiful yet small canal in Vrboska, which maximizes the factors (tide and wind), creating a funnelled wave like in a bath tub.
total-croatia-sailing.com/blog/the-temporary-flooding-of-vrboska-canal-all-ok-now-video/
I didn't know they had palm trees in Croatia. Is that a warmer part of the country?
@@SacredFire777 Palm trees are used even in Northern Italy (far from Sea) because they're considered ornamental.
Guy with the bucket was good but the rent a bike was even better🤣👍
Boy that came in fast.
Very interesting. Does this happen every.day or only with heavy rains or tides. Dangerous for young children as it came up and over very quickly. 😘
TSUNAMI! TSUNAMI!
Japan: Hold my Saki!
I'm glad 3 people got that!🙄
this guy quickly empties his bucket from the latrine before it’s too late LOL
That's gonna leave a ring.
Did the water receded at the end of the video or it kept raising further?
2:08 It was his fault.
That was the nicest tsunami ever
Everyone seemed very calm. I think I would have reacted differently.
I would be screaming and running 🤣
this is normal, bora tide or something they call it
Man the channel 6 weather gal is friggin beautiful!! Just saying 😎😎🍺
This probably was the tsunami from an earthquake which happened in Greece on the same day. This time tsunami was small enough to be funny - especially for children. However, perfect timing from the bucket man. One bucket pour and the whole canal flooded :D
Beautiful area!!
Seeing all that water run way out like that would have been their cue to move those cars to higher ground.
Bucket guy was funny though.
Wow lots of water in short amount of time!
Maybe not the standard definition of a Tsunami, but interesting all the same.
CLEARLY THE GUY WITH THE BUCKET IS AT FAULT AND SHOULD DO THE WHOLE CLEAN UP
If i saw something like that I would not hang around with my kids waiting to see what comes next ! It could also be 6m wave.....!
At the beginning, the stream is flowing in the direction opposite that from which the flood came.
That was the water going down before the tsunami....
That’s how you know it’s a tsunami (a big ship can cause this as well but obviously that’s not the case here). The ocean gets pulled back and then the tsunami water comes in with full force.
A beautiful land ,with beautiful people.
2:05 let me help raise this water level even more
Tsunami? Or is it a king tide? Whatever it is that is a picturesque place!
rumor has it he grew a beard and changed his name to Noah.
war das tsunami oder ebbe--flut?
Scary!,,does anyone know what caused this?
I know
Too much water!!!
Seems like water displacement from a large cargo ship.
@@lonestar1775You can't really think that surely?! This is a tsunami that is part of a bigger tsunami...just wonder which one would have affected Croatia?
It's called a meteotsunami, where weather conditions and extreme variations in barometric pressure cause a mini-tsunami like effect.
@@Jackalski57 Than kyou!!!!
Can anybody explain what this is?
They are pretty relaxed in the video.
It is called Meteotsunami, it is not caused by seismic activity like the other one but by atmospheric activity. It is similar to "normal" Tsunami and you cant usually recognize one from other.
Guy shooting the video is Slovak tourist, who is there with his family obviously. Slovakia has no sea, just to let u know.
"Water front property for rent" LOL
Eish
It turning into Venice!
Amazing
Look yLeft, then Right, then Left, then Right and repeat.
Where you trained by the Army or what ?
Ohhhh wasn’t sure
It looks just like a tidal river
At least the river was clean and no trash and garbage floating around. Sorry for the flooding.
I think Its the sea look on the internet
When was this? Where did the earthquake happen for the tsunami to come here?