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Floods in British Columbia, 2021
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- 2021-11-25 - In this video, satellite images show sites before and after the floods in Sumas Prairie to the east of Abbotsford, British Columbia. Highways, roads, buildings and farms were still flooded on November 19, 2021.
While all eyes are on the sky for signs of stormy weather, satellites are looking down at Earth, both day and night, to help rescue teams on the ground make informed decisions and plan effective response efforts.
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It was a bad idea to drain that lake and create farmland.
What were the odds of this event and will the Casino adjust the odds?
Hope you all come back better for it!
Well they are being told to prepare for more storms like this in the coming weeks… it’s becoming the norm now
@@Bundysvideos US has three federal agencies trying to figure this out, an Insurance industry depends on it, and humans. Lots of us.
I think you meant before and during.....
Right?
What does a glass of water look like after you fill it? What does it look like during filling? After "fill" is a full glass of water.
This place is flooded, it has experienced a flood. After "flood" is an excess of water for the system.
@@MrGuitarbike do you say after the fire while the house is still burning. Trust me the house is still burning over here.
"Moisture is the essence of wetness, and wetness is the essence of beauty"
In all seriousness, when are municipalities and provincial governments in this country going to start acting like we have been living with nature for thousands of years, and make the appropriate infrastructure standard to prevent or negate disasters. Instead of doing what they always do repeatedly, feigning surprise, and playing it off as "unpredictable", or "unprecedented" when it's completely forseeable. But no, ignore the problem and wait for the same issue to cause even more damage, far exceeding the cost of the precautionary measures. Other countries & locations around the world manage just fine with living in even more hostile climates, yet here we are re-building the castle in the swamp failing to even employ all the recommendations made before the first issue the second time around.
"What is this, a school for ants?"
I live in the capital of Alberta so we’ll be hearing this for weeks.
How does that make sense, let alone have any relevance?
@@MrGuitarbike ok so British Columbia is one of the main suppliers to the rest of Canada so Alberta is the closest province so Alberta hears about it, the relevant part is that their thinking of re-routing stuff from bc into the us and back into Canada by Alberta. Make sense
@@SageTheEnby0 you really made this about yourself didn't you.
@@MrGuitarbike no, I was speaking about were I personally In Alberta and that Edmonton will be hearing about it for weeks
Ok Sherlock
*me who lives in vancouver*
And me who wishes to go to Vancouver (from Montreal)
@@nasreddineel-dahabi9167 it’s a nice city, I’m sure you’ll love it. But as depicted here, the rain is just as bad (much worse, actually) than the stereotype for van
i live near kelowna... no food to go around anymore here
@@akana_ Instead of having heavy rain, we got in our coast some light dry snow. We're like the opposite of you, the snow is so dry that feels like stepping on a rubber carpet
@@nasreddineel-dahabi9167 Not gonna lie, after this flood, I envy that.
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