New Jersey had deaths and missing persons. Prayers with their families. I was in a flash flood due to poorly maintained manholes, vulnerable people were passengers with me. It was only a few feet of water, but the power of it pushing our car backwards and downwards will remain with me forever. Thank fully some good people (college age) came out of a pizza place and pushed us to a safe place. It was a very long evening, the car was never the same but we were unharmed. AMEN!
Yes, mismanagement is a serious problem. Mismanagement in government, in the church, in the school system, but the Lord has a chosen one to teach the ways of the Lord. Get ready for the reveal. Psalm 110, Malachi 3
Certainly. They start by assessing the financial impact of the flood on individuals and businesses. They help them navigate insurance claims, access government assistance programs, and develop a financial recovery plan.
None of these crazy rainfall numbers on the east coast this year are from named storms. Imagine what the storms will be like in a couple years will be like if this is the new norm.
Absolutely. Only a few years ago it would have to be a named storm to dump rain at this rate... and only a few years before that this rate of dumping would be unheard of. Yet most people are managing to stay in denial.
Superstorm Sandy was the first time I heard about NYC flooding. Then I moved to NYC and started noticing ever increasing storms. Now, it’s just random rainfall.
Thats bc here in NYC after $ billions spent in funds for climate change mitigation to address stormwater flooding, seemingly went into someones pockets.
Please this is nothing I live in Chelsea and there's nothing flooded. During Sandy my street was under 5 ft of water FEMA put me up at the W for 3 months
@@CYRUSTHEVIRUS.Unlike Florida whose waterways and natural bodies of water are infested with snakes, rodents, bugs and alligators. As for rats?Republicans are just about everywhere these days.
Rain itself is very natural event, but what makes it dangerous is that we have built some big cities, which they are also, ironically, flooded with many long buildings and concrete, so water could not get absorbed, because there is no soil. We, humans, really make bad decisions.
@@silentmajority8365 Yeah NYC needs to stop worrying about bringing in all these immigrants and focus more or making NYC a better place to live. One main issue is to have more affordable houisng. Why would you bring in 10,000 immigrants a month to NYC to begin with. Mayor Eric Adams is doing a terrible job.
The people that move there are people that have a lot of money. What is happening in New York is that they are kicking out all the poor and middle-class people and trying to make NYC like California where if you are not rich then you can't afford to live there.
oh what a mess. We've been inundated for three months with almost endless rain, but spread out over a longer period. They say we've about 40 inches so far, in total. I can sympathize with these folks, they aren't used to floating to work...
It's the danger of shorts creating fire that you have to worry about but that's moreso due to salt water, but I'm sure fresh water isn't good in a battery either.
Connecticut was not bad at all. Got to work on time. Just the usual traffic. Listened to the rain pound our office roof all day. Commute home was a breeze with no traffic. In retrospect, Westchester County got slammed.
@@CarianneHixson Sorry that ending part was a typo. I meant to say that "I'm glad I decided not to move to The Big Apple". If I do decide to move to the East Coast, I'd go to either Maryland or one of the Carolinas; most likely North Carolina.
Well it's bad weather like anywhere else because if you live out on the west coast you can look forward to earthquakes. Or Florida where you are pummeled with hurricanes on a regular basis. I'm in Chelsea everything is just fine. But if bad weather like this week happens on occasion is going to deter you then don't come here it's a win for us as well as you.
"Flood" isn't always limited to water, but sometimes includes mud, debris, uprooted trees, hidden obstacles under water, chemicals, drowned stray animals, Etc.. Then there's the black mold requiring sheetrock replacement, car insurance claims, Etc., afterwards!
some might just have evil bosses who fire anyone who is too late out of no reason whatsoever or also for any good reason whatsoever... or in any case whatsoever if you don't show up, regardless of the severity of your situation. that's just modern life. 😓especially in a brutal city like New York, which never sleeps... apparently.
Because the city is so expensive and need to go to work to make money but then waste their money on new iPhones and going out to eat all the time. Gotta maintain their useless lifestyle
If water raises 6-inches to a foot above the car floor, this very well could be considered enough damage for the car to be totaled as a flood damaged car. The flood waters in the car interior causes black mold in the carpet, shorts out and corrodes electrical connections that are not water-proof in the interior of the car and costing more money to repair; making it a total loss by car insurance company. States will not register cars that are flood damage and list the cars as salvage and not operable on the road.
You forgot to mention EVs explode and catch fire very easily under these conditions, and when they do its very toxic to the environment because of the residue of water and air they leave behind.
Alternate side parking regulation was not canceled for Friday. My friend got a parking ticket for parking on a Friday side. NYC, next time you ask your residents to volunteer ...up yours ...
Yet again ... federal disaster funding from last year's flooding never used to improved any drainage conditions or flood control in the area ... makes you wonder where the money actually goods once received ... time and time again states across the nation get federal assistance to deal with these problems that they never address
You know I say the same thing about Florida they get hit with hurricanes more than we do and look at how it floods every single time where did all that money go to? Because during Sandy my sweet was under 5 ft of water FEMA put me up at the W for 3 months. Plus you would think I'm looking at Manhattan in the five boroughs that we have a slightly bigger infrastructure than other places. And Governor DeSantis back then vote against giving us Federal funding during Sandy yeah I bet when he got hit with a hurricane he asked for a handout from the government. You have to be simple-minded do not understand that it is being addressed but with a greater infrastructure than other places it's a never ending battle.
This was alot of rain but nothing was like ida, i never seen rain like that in my life. We got 9 inches of rain by me in like 2 hours or so it was absolutely insane. Everyone got destroyed.
El Nino doesn't come on until December. This is just our remnant la nina in a warmer world. For every 1C of temperature increase we see 7%more water vapor in the air.
In Chelsea it's bone-dry is partly cloudy and there's no state of emergency anywhere I got to notifications on my phone about a flooded work the other day but that was it. The Merritt Parkway in Connecticut when it rains heavy floods just like any other motorway.
Well, this is interesting. A couple of weeks ago , I read an article where the mayor of New York said an increase in migration would “destroy” the city. That's when God laughed and said, "I don't think so." We never know when situations like this strike. We are "all" going to need the help and the assistance of others. We need leaders and good people who will bring people together, not apart, not into fear, chaos, or hate. No matter what you believe in, economic class and race will set aside our differences to work together and help those in need.
I suggest the main state area (NY, NJ, Conn) should raise their overall taxes (property, state income, and sales taxes) another 60% to help pay for more tunnels, bridges, and over priced tolls highway systems that don't address or solve any of these problems. However, all the imbecile politicians in those areas only promote taxes as the only available and viable solution to these man-made problems. People, you need to vote these imbeciles out and start addressing real solutions and policies to handle and resolve these kinds of issues.
Well if Red States actually paid their fair share then our taxes wouldn't be so high now we know who the real moochers are and I have no problem with where I live. A good example is we vacationed in Wolfeboro New Hampshire for 30. To this day it has all of One Road leading in and out of town we have slightly more than that wouldn't you say so how do you suggest we go about overhauling a system that's over 100 years old? Plus things like this happen all the time when it rains like this where do you actually expect all that water to go? With that said Florida is hit with hurricanes all the time yet here they are asking for a handout from the government when they should have been well-prepared and actually have extensive experience with these things?
Its not surprising when one sees how close to sea level nyc has been built. This is happening more frequently. What will they do if nyc becomes untenable? Where do people and businesses go? Do they leave vacant buildings and just abandon them? Or demolish?
NOT A NIGHTMARE IT IS SUKKOT .On Sukkot, G‑d determines how much rain will fall that winter (the primary rainy season in Israel). Thus, while every sacrifice in the Temple included wine libations poured over the altar, on Sukkot, water was also poured over the altar in a special ceremony. This ritual engendered such joy that it was celebrated with music, dancing and singing all night long. This celebration was called “Simchat Beit Hasho’evah.” Even today, when there is no Temple, it is customary to hold nightly celebrations that include singing and dancing (and even live music during the intermediate days of the holiday). This holiday is so joyous that in Talmudic times, when someone said the word chag (“holiday”) without specifying which one, you could know that they were referring to Sukkot. JUST GOING TO NOTE RAIN IS POURING OUT OVER BROOKLYN WHERE USA JEWS ARE AND THIS IS THE DAY HAYIM MAYIM WATERS ARE POURED OUT WHEN GOD DWELLS WITH HIS PEOPLE COINCIDENCE ?
The residents of NYC need to hold Town Hall meetings and demand that the governor and mayor fix the problems with the storm drains to prevent further flooding.
This is terrible. Mayor Adams should declare a State of Emergency and give the 1000,000 Asylum Seekers who have relocated to NYC a $12,000.00 Grant to compensate them for any possible losses they may have had. With the flooding they may lost everything including family pictures and momentos they brought with them from home. It would be a small token to show how happy we are that they came to our City.
Why we could just do like Trump. Separate children from their parents and put them in cages. During Sandy my street was under 5 ft of water. FEMA put me up at the W for 3 months and sent me a $2,500 check.
@@RiverRatWA57just looked up the kind of weather you get in the Pacific Northwest. A rapidly intensifying storm, called a bomb cyclone, could dump 3-5 inches of rain across coastal Oregon, Washington and Northern California. Bad weather happens just about everywhere because I'm staying where I live and I'm have no intention of going anywhere else so I don't know what that ridiculous comment is about. If anything leave Florida they get hit with hurricanes all the time. And a little bad weather is it going to get me running anywhere vacation in Wolfeboro New Hampshire for 30 years snow skied in minus 30 degrees. And they have 6 ft snow drifts so big deal. Of course you don't believe in climate change I wouldn't have thought you did with that simple-minded statement you just made.
Have the Fire Department should get in there and pump the water into the East River. They should have dozens of Fire Trucks with hoses pumping that water out. What to they do? Nothing.
@@PatriciaLucious-ll2vm you are assuming the yt folks are Esau, am I correct? Scriptures said we would be enslaved. Y strangers and wouldn’t understand the language. Did we not understand our brethren’s language? Scriptures does not say we would be enslaved by our brethren? But the nations are not scared because YAH has not revealed us to them yet.
This is terrible and mother nature is sure telling America something. The poor migrants and the homeless living on your streets. Its time to stop helping Ukraine and having wars & look after your people. But then youre not the only country whose been hit as its world wide....
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New Jersey had deaths and missing persons. Prayers with their families. I was in a flash flood due to poorly maintained manholes, vulnerable people were passengers with me. It was only a few feet of water, but the power of it pushing our car backwards and downwards will remain with me forever. Thank fully some good people (college age) came out of a pizza place and pushed us to a safe place. It was a very long evening, the car was never the same but we were unharmed. AMEN!
♥
It wasn't from the rain, tho.
If we can't protect our own why import more people?
Yes, mismanagement is a serious problem. Mismanagement in government, in the church, in the school system, but the Lord has a chosen one to teach the ways of the Lord. Get ready for the reveal. Psalm 110, Malachi 3
It's been devastating to see the impact of the recent flooding in New York. I can't help but think about how it's affecting people's finances.
Absolutely. The flood has caused significant property damage, and I'm sure many people are facing financial hardships.
I've heard about a financial advisor who specializes in disaster recovery. Has anyone here had experience with them?
Yes, I've worked with them. They've been instrumental in helping people affected by the flood and natural disasters occurring in these trying times.
That's intriguing. Can you share more about how they've been assisting people during this difficult time?
Certainly. They start by assessing the financial impact of the flood on individuals and businesses. They help them navigate insurance claims, access government assistance programs, and develop a financial recovery plan.
None of these crazy rainfall numbers on the east coast this year are from named storms. Imagine what the storms will be like in a couple years will be like if this is the new norm.
Absolutely. Only a few years ago it would have to be a named storm to dump rain at this rate... and only a few years before that this rate of dumping would be unheard of. Yet most people are managing to stay in denial.
Superstorm Sandy was the first time I heard about NYC flooding. Then I moved to NYC and started noticing ever increasing storms. Now, it’s just random rainfall.
One of the things that climate scientist have been saying for years will get worst. But people choose to laugh at them and do nothing...
Yea, just wait, wont be too long before NYC is under water consistently without storms
@@MsPinkwolf3 inches in an hour is normal in many areas.
I lost my car in NJ yesterday on a flooded street. The rain was ridiculous and the water was sneakily deep.
Sorry to hear that, the Democrats have really let the people down.. I hope your luck changes buddy.
It’s been raining on and off here in Montague, NJ but hasn’t been bad luckily.
The "Top of New Jersey", I do declare. 🇺🇸🤣
Let's hope it stays that way ❤️🙏❤️
Thats bc here in NYC after $ billions spent in funds for climate change mitigation to address stormwater flooding, seemingly went into someones pockets.
We baptize New Yorkers in the name of the Father, Son & Holy Spirit... ❤️🙏
Please this is nothing I live in Chelsea and there's nothing flooded. During Sandy my street was under 5 ft of water FEMA put me up at the W for 3 months
I hope the Ninja Turtles are safe.
Not helpful.
Remember, ninjas are masters of their environment
Bruh they’re turtles they can swim!
...and i hope Bruce Wayne has flood insurance for the BatCave. Spiderman should be ok, tho.
I’m on Long Island everyone be safe 🤍
Be safe on an island ? Hahaha yall have too much rat dookie water in your daily diet
And shows how very uneducated you are Long Island isn’t the city 🤡@@CYRUSTHEVIRUS.
Love and Light to All New Jersey people affected by flash flooding disaster. God Bless All.
Prayers for all affected.
Close toilet lids to slow rats entrance in homes.
It's New York rats have keys
@@CYRUSTHEVIRUS.😂 ☠ 😂 ☠ 😂
Better check your colonoscopy bag. It's probably full.
@@CYRUSTHEVIRUS.Unlike Florida whose waterways and natural bodies of water are infested with snakes, rodents, bugs and alligators. As for rats?Republicans are just about everywhere these days.
Rain itself is very natural event, but what makes it dangerous is that we have built some big cities, which they are also, ironically, flooded with many long buildings and concrete, so water could not get absorbed, because there is no soil. We, humans, really make bad decisions.
Flooded with illegals too
@@silentmajority8365 Yeah NYC needs to stop worrying about bringing in all these immigrants and focus more or making NYC a better place to live. One main issue is to have more affordable houisng. Why would you bring in 10,000 immigrants a month to NYC to begin with. Mayor Eric Adams is doing a terrible job.
Your absolutely correct as they continue to build regardless
We just had a hurricane last week and about 20 other rain storms all summer.
good way to clean the whole area up
Is that septic water?
Great. All the bad stuff can go in the ocean 🤦♀️
More stuff for plastic island.
Looks like a fun place to live…outrageous rent + bad weather! I don’t understand why people want to live there?
The people that move there are people that have a lot of money. What is happening in New York is that they are kicking out all the poor and middle-class people and trying to make NYC like California where if you are not rich then you can't afford to live there.
oh what a mess. We've been inundated for three months with almost endless rain, but spread out over a longer period. They say we've about 40 inches so far, in total. I can sympathize with these folks, they aren't used to floating to work...
Infrastructure has never been maintained anywhere in the usa and people are surprised that sub par weather is destroying everything now?
Well at least the reservoirs are full now .
Can you drive EVs in floods and not risk electrocution?
It's the danger of shorts creating fire that you have to worry about but that's moreso due to salt water, but I'm sure fresh water isn't good in a battery either.
Do you think EVs are the only cars on the road with electronics? I'm extremely confused when it comes to stupidity.
Yes. Not ‘that’ kind of electricity…
@@commonsense504 no the battery will just catch on fire and possibly explode .
Not if your Tesla has a flux capacitor 😂
God bless New Yorkers.
Connecticut was not bad at all. Got to work on time. Just the usual traffic. Listened to the rain pound our office roof all day. Commute home was a breeze with no traffic. In retrospect, Westchester County got slammed.
I love the hills of the South....
Them rats gonna be in people homes
Them people in New York are rats
What happens when you smother the land in concrete
I thought about moving to New York, however after seeing this news it makes me glad I decided not to move to the East Coast.
The entire east coast is off limits now? 🤣
@@CarianneHixson Sorry that ending part was a typo. I meant to say that "I'm glad I decided not to move to The Big Apple". If I do decide to move to the East Coast, I'd go to either Maryland or one of the Carolinas; most likely North Carolina.
Well it's bad weather like anywhere else because if you live out on the west coast you can look forward to earthquakes. Or Florida where you are pummeled with hurricanes on a regular basis. I'm in Chelsea everything is just fine. But if bad weather like this week happens on occasion is going to deter you then don't come here it's a win for us as well as you.
God Bless You .
Amen !
"Flood" isn't always limited to water, but sometimes includes mud, debris, uprooted trees, hidden obstacles under water, chemicals, drowned stray animals, Etc.. Then there's the black mold requiring sheetrock replacement, car insurance claims, Etc., afterwards!
Dear gov of new york. 1997. Basement apartments illegal in new york city. Time to reinstate the no basement dwellings.
Wuow cuanta agua 💧 hay que poner en oración 🙏
I don’t understand why people just don’t stay home -and get on the subway with 3 feet of water on the tracks
some might just have evil bosses who fire anyone who is too late out of no reason whatsoever or also for any good reason whatsoever... or in any case whatsoever if you don't show up, regardless of the severity of your situation. that's just modern life. 😓especially in a brutal city like New York, which never sleeps... apparently.
Because the city is so expensive and need to go to work to make money but then waste their money on new iPhones and going out to eat all the time. Gotta maintain their useless lifestyle
The water in the city must be so gross.
At least the subway system is now getting a wash for all the smell.
Hey Lester, I hope you are not affected by the flood. To all New York, I feel for you.
He probably lives in one of those high buildings. He's not worried, trust me !
I do very much appreciate your sentiment but during Sandy I applied to FEMA they put me up at the W for 3 months.
Subway is disgusting!!!! They will never build new one . They need that old subway....😢😢😢
Using the subway during a flood? Sounds like a great idea! 🤦🏽♀️
Perfect sign to move
If water raises 6-inches to a foot above the car floor, this very well could be considered enough damage for the car to be totaled as a flood damaged car. The flood waters in the car interior causes black mold in the carpet, shorts out and corrodes electrical connections that are not water-proof in the interior of the car and costing more money to repair; making it a total loss by car insurance company. States will not register cars that are flood damage and list the cars as salvage and not operable on the road.
You forgot to mention EVs explode and catch fire very easily under these conditions, and when they do its very toxic to the environment because of the residue of water and air they leave behind.
Alternate side parking regulation was not canceled for Friday. My friend got a parking ticket for parking on a Friday side. NYC, next time you ask your residents to volunteer ...up yours ...
They were told to stay off the roads today and of course they never listen. They think the car is a boat.
Yet again ... federal disaster funding from last year's flooding never used to improved any drainage conditions or flood control in the area ... makes you wonder where the money actually goods once received ... time and time again states across the nation get federal assistance to deal with these problems that they never address
You know I say the same thing about Florida they get hit with hurricanes more than we do and look at how it floods every single time where did all that money go to? Because during Sandy my sweet was under 5 ft of water FEMA put me up at the W for 3 months. Plus you would think I'm looking at Manhattan in the five boroughs that we have a slightly bigger infrastructure than other places. And Governor DeSantis back then vote against giving us Federal funding during Sandy yeah I bet when he got hit with a hurricane he asked for a handout from the government. You have to be simple-minded do not understand that it is being addressed but with a greater infrastructure than other places it's a never ending battle.
This was alot of rain but nothing was like ida, i never seen rain like that in my life. We got 9 inches of rain by me in like 2 hours or so it was absolutely insane. Everyone got destroyed.
I Say, niño is here . 😢
El Nino doesn't come on until December. This is just our remnant la nina in a warmer world. For every 1C of temperature increase we see 7%more water vapor in the air.
nature is washing trump out of the state
In Chelsea it's bone-dry is partly cloudy and there's no state of emergency anywhere I got to notifications on my phone about a flooded work the other day but that was it. The Merritt Parkway in Connecticut when it rains heavy floods just like any other motorway.
Jeste li očistili odvodne sahtove? Niste?
Reminds me of the movie "Hard Rain"
Well, this is interesting. A couple of weeks ago , I read an article where the mayor of New York said an increase in migration would “destroy” the city.
That's when God laughed and said, "I don't think so."
We never know when situations like this strike. We are "all" going to need the help and the assistance of others. We need leaders and good people who will bring people together, not apart, not into fear, chaos, or hate. No matter what you believe in, economic class and race will set aside our differences to work together and help those in need.
Yeah it said thunderstorms about to hit its way at 10 tonight in California to. And rain tomorrow to only 60 70 percent tops though.
Washing out the trash
I suggest the main state area (NY, NJ, Conn) should raise their overall taxes (property, state income, and sales taxes) another 60% to help pay for more tunnels, bridges, and over priced tolls highway systems that don't address or solve any of these problems. However, all the imbecile politicians in those areas only promote taxes as the only available and viable solution to these man-made problems. People, you need to vote these imbeciles out and start addressing real solutions and policies to handle and resolve these kinds of issues.
How to you propose fixing woefully outdated and under prepared infrastructure? You realize those tunnels were built over 100 years ago, correct?
Only an imbecile would waht to build a tunnel whree there is a flooding problem.
No use at all even if they raise tax another 100%. All the money will just goes to managing those non-working 'migrants'.
Well if Red States actually paid their fair share then our taxes wouldn't be so high now we know who the real moochers are and I have no problem with where I live. A good example is we vacationed in Wolfeboro New Hampshire for 30. To this day it has all of One Road leading in and out of town we have slightly more than that wouldn't you say so how do you suggest we go about overhauling a system that's over 100 years old? Plus things like this happen all the time when it rains like this where do you actually expect all that water to go?
With that said Florida is hit with hurricanes all the time yet here they are asking for a handout from the government when they should have been well-prepared and actually have extensive experience with these things?
They're ruining their wheel bearings driving in that. Ughh.
Day after tomorrow
I'm shocked 24 hours have passed and democrats haven't filed a lawsuit against Trump blaming him for the rain fall
🤔🤔🤣🤣😂😂👍👍 Give them time!!!!
You might enjoy George Carlins take on Stupid People...Government...1%...
George Carlin is on youtube
Put some money into infrastruction, clean and fix your drain system and bridges roads ETC.
Think you can go through floodwaters? Think again because it’s not worth your life.
And maui ......
we got some swamp buggy's in Louisiana we would trade for them BMW's
The funniest thing I've ever seen.
11:06
11:07
11:08
11:09
"Leave your home" and go where? with all the rain on the streets that you can't even drive lol
Blame it on Global Warming! 🙄
Its not surprising when one sees how close to sea level nyc has been built. This is happening more frequently. What will they do if nyc becomes untenable? Where do people and businesses go? Do they leave vacant buildings and just abandon them? Or demolish?
Too many evil people in there. Need more rain to flush them away!
The entire city needs an Oppenheimer thing
"The day after tomorrow" what is next snow?
Stop exaggerating. Big deal
NOT A NIGHTMARE IT IS SUKKOT .On Sukkot, G‑d determines how much rain will fall that winter (the primary rainy season in Israel). Thus, while every sacrifice in the Temple included wine libations poured over the altar, on Sukkot, water was also poured over the altar in a special ceremony. This ritual engendered such joy that it was celebrated with music, dancing and singing all night long. This celebration was called “Simchat Beit Hasho’evah.”
Even today, when there is no Temple, it is customary to hold nightly celebrations that include singing and dancing (and even live music during the intermediate days of the holiday).
This holiday is so joyous that in Talmudic times, when someone said the word chag (“holiday”) without specifying which one, you could know that they were referring to Sukkot.
JUST GOING TO NOTE RAIN IS POURING OUT OVER BROOKLYN WHERE USA JEWS ARE AND THIS IS THE DAY HAYIM MAYIM WATERS ARE POURED OUT WHEN GOD DWELLS WITH HIS PEOPLE COINCIDENCE ?
Is anybody paying attention to any of this?
New yorks under water 😢😢
It is ordinary. Back in the 1700's new york city was a flooded muddy mess.
Were you there?
if your latest reference is the 1700s that is NOT ordinary 😆
You should be Scientist …!
See what happens when you concrete everything
Will the normal Friday night looting be suspended?
Can’t imagine. Unfathomable.
There will be no refuge or solace🌬
Clean up New York City before it's too late!!!!!!
The residents of NYC need to hold Town Hall meetings and demand that the governor and mayor fix the problems with the storm drains to prevent further flooding.
Somebody give me One year that New York City didnt have flood waters.
God is speaking
RISE WATER!! FLOOD THE FILTH! CLEANSE THE LAND!!
This is terrible. Mayor Adams should declare a State of Emergency and give the 1000,000 Asylum Seekers who have relocated to NYC a $12,000.00 Grant to compensate them for any possible losses they may have had. With the flooding they may lost everything including family pictures and momentos they brought with them from home. It would be a small token to show how happy we are that they came to our City.
I want whatever weed you're smoking 😂
I'm sitting out here in the PacificNorthWet Laughing my A$$ off, you Chose to live there, Deal with it, it's Just weather Not Climate change!!!!!!
Sarcasm ?
Why we could just do like Trump. Separate children from their parents and put them in cages. During Sandy my street was under 5 ft of water. FEMA put me up at the W for 3 months and sent me a $2,500 check.
@@RiverRatWA57just looked up the kind of weather you get in the Pacific Northwest.
A rapidly intensifying storm, called a bomb cyclone, could dump 3-5 inches of rain across coastal Oregon, Washington and Northern California.
Bad weather happens just about everywhere because I'm staying where I live and I'm have no intention of going anywhere else so I don't know what that ridiculous comment is about. If anything leave Florida they get hit with hurricanes all the time.
And a little bad weather is it going to get me running anywhere vacation in Wolfeboro New Hampshire for 30 years snow skied in minus 30 degrees. And they have 6 ft snow drifts so big deal.
Of course you don't believe in climate change I wouldn't have thought you did with that simple-minded statement you just made.
What happens to the homeless and the migrants that arrived to NYC in recent months? Where do they shelter from the flood?
Have the Fire Department should get in there and pump the water into the East River.
They should have dozens of Fire Trucks with hoses pumping that water out.
What to they do? Nothing.
work from home
Cars still running in the water
" an effect of climate change" seriously? How about poor management of water systems in NYC because of incompentent people.
🙏🙏🙏
Maybe that rain will wash some of those migrants away.😸😸😸
Who!? *YO' MAMA* !?
@@FourDollaRacingJorge’s mama
@@FourDollaRacing no yo momma yo.
It is called the Super Progress.......
The 400 yrs r up.
HalleluYAH 🎊
@@keritaylor2419 How come that doesn't scare or worry Esau ?
@@PatriciaLucious-ll2vm you are assuming the yt folks are Esau, am I correct? Scriptures said we would be enslaved. Y strangers and wouldn’t understand the language. Did we not understand our brethren’s language? Scriptures does not say we would be enslaved by our brethren?
But the nations are not scared because YAH has not revealed us to them yet.
@@keritaylor2419 They already know. They just don't believe it, but will.
Made the perfect the decision by fleeing on time
Hopefully they don't come here. In Rhode Island, I see too many New York and New Jersey license plates.
NY getting Baptized 🇺🇸
Good, needs cleansing...💥
You get what you vote for
NYC needs to get rid of Eric Adams and replace him with the republican candidate former Guardian Angels leader Curtis Silwa.
@@curtisjones400 sorry… it makes too much sense 😹🤣🤩☔️☔️☔️
5 inches ? Florida,,,,,, hold my Beer.
JESUS CHRIST MY LORD AND SAVIOR IS COMING SO SO VERY SOON.
THESE ARE JUST THE BIRTHING PAINS.
REMEMBER ME MY KING 🤴
Tired of living through historic events 😢
@BabebrahamLincoln/ we ain't seen noth'in yet, bub!
Find a tall building then dont look down.
@@6969-c6mDon't look up.
Easy fix for that
GET RID OF THE GARBAGE AND START WITH GOVENOR AND MAYOR.
This is terrible and mother nature is sure telling America something. The poor migrants and the homeless living on your streets. Its time to stop helping Ukraine and having wars & look after your people. But then youre not the only country whose been hit as its world wide....
Sequel to old subway crime movie "The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3"----"The Drenching of Pelham 1-2-3"
Why the mention of "climate change" just do your job report the news without editorial...1880's Mini-Ice Age was that "climate change"...
NBC and ABC always do this man . I'm only looking for news and they keep on sugarcoating
@@Prince-xy3km well said