I loved this video!! I am a Native Arizonan so flash floods are in my blood. I don't think the average person realizes how dangerous and sudden they are. But, thank God for the rain, we can maintain a very large population in a desert because of the tributaries and the runoff into larger waterways!! Thank you for sharing this footage, we'll done!
Any weather phenomenon whether it be a flash flood or snow lightning it’s truly remarkable when you get to experience weather firsthand it’s a whole different feeling!!!
I saw a video of a family driving through a canyon to park up and take a hike, but it started to rain and flash flood. The family quickly got back into their vehicle, and started to drive back out, but the waters were getting deeper and deeper, so the father decided to drive onto a small elevated island and wait it out. As they sat in the vehicle waiting, they saw another family in a compact car floating backwards in the flood waters, they slammed into an overhang of rocks, but they were actually saved from getting stuck because of the force of the waters pushing them. Rescue had gotten to the family stuck on an elevated island, the mom and kids were flown out by helicopter, while the dad waited for an all terrain vehicle to pull his truck back onto the road. It was an AMAZING story, just look on RUclips for the family stuck in Utah's national canyon.
This is an amazing format that is really growing on me. Like a slideshow of information mixed with multiple views and in depth explanation with high detail and notations. Great job Reed.
Reed, I love how you have diversified your incredible knowledge of "intense weather" to include Monsoons in addition to your infamous Tornado coverage. It was a Brilliant decision. But that's not all ...The free videos you are providing to the public via RUclips, I know are making a Huge impact on students of all ages. In addition, children who may not otherwise have the opportunity to understand and learn how intense weather impacts their lives and future, are able learn from your new EXCITING videos ! WOW! How cool is that?! I encourage everyone to like and share your videos to generate donations for you to keep up the great content! ps. love the haircut, your looking great! "keep dominating" 🌪😮
It’s awesome to see you out here covering the floods. It’s a great info for people to have. It still blow my mind how many people don’t get it. You are doing a good service. Keep it up. Been a fan since the old days!
This monsoon season is one of the most intense I have ever seen. Las Vegas got absolutely flooded just a few weeks ago. And Lake Mead actually rose several feet because of all the rain. And now The region is getting more rain because of Kay’s moisture and remnants.
I've seen lots of these. I grew up on a hillside that had a wash running through the valley. Whenever it would rain a lot, we'd all ride our bikes down to see how much the wash had come up once it wasn't raining too hard. I've seen the water eroding at the banks of the wash several times and even lapping at the bottom of the bridge.
Well done Reed. I have been watching your videos for many years. This is my favorite video you’ve ever made. It is beautiful, unique and informative. The music was perfect. Just as I was starting to wish I could hear the wash as it went by, the music faded and we could hear the flood. I hope to see many more videos of natural events like this in the future. Truly amazing.
when i was young, we’d have tremendous rainstorms that sometimes would produce actual waterfalls on Mummy Mountain! Absolutely thrilling!! I SO MISS my free range, no other homes then, mountain …. it was my constant companion of intrigue and exploration..
I've seen Arizonan rains, and it was pretty intense. Nothing compared to a couple of years ago in southern Utah, that was apocalyptic. Blinding rains, ice, high wind gusts. I was reduced to driving 20 mph on the 15, and the only reason I stayed on the road was because of the trucker right in front of me. I think some hikers bought the farm in the canyons nearby. Thank goodness for Beaver, UT.
Ciao Reed: I lived outside Tuscon at Marana for several years in the 60's...had to commute every day into town for my bank job...summers I never knew if I'd make it back home either late, or not at all...could be sunny and hot in Tuscon, but storming in the hills...usually there was a police officer stopping traffic when the washes were active...saw a yellow Volks with a lady inside get swept away right in front of me...they found the car a few miles downstream...her body much farther down...the power of the water was amazing...loved watching your work on these events...very well done...but please be careful!
Bro, nice video and wonderful editing skill. But we the viewers spend too much time reading captions that we are not able to view the clips propely. Try voice over.
I'm also in Northern Arizona and the thunder is intense and rain keeps coming down. What a great monsoon this year. Everything greened up for a little while. Then we go back to the desert we are. Can't wait for the little snow we get up here.
Definitely, today's weather patterns are showing us how the rock formations have formed over millions of years. Interesting, everything has its story. All we can do is learn once again from all the experiences given us by nature.
There is something about nature that keeps me in a state of awe. I'm used to tornadoes in Oklahoma, but Arizona has it's own magnificent weather phenomena. Awesome video footage, thank you.
This is fascinating! It would be so cool to live in a place that has these regular flash floods in the washes. I'd be out there watching the surge of the water every day!
Amazing video and commentary. This is my first time watching one of these flash flood videos. This is real reporting.. and worlds better than weather news you get on the MSM. Drone footage is amazing. Thanx and Good job 👍
A fascinating subject and your drone work is superb! What a terrific example of technology giving us a new glimpse into the amazing things found in the world.
I live in Las Vegas now. Miracle Mile flash flood was so bad. It eroded the walls of the wash. A trailer park. Miracle Mile. Some fell into the wash. I always worry when I see rain clouds like this and being out in the desert. I always watch. Thank you for this!
i love natural "disasters/catastrophes" this things put a smile on my face best part when you watch them live just keep your distance and respect nature, but that stil isnt 100% safe yet damn this is a real beauty
Mud slides! Years ago, when I was a small child, my father took the family camping for a long weekend. I remember playing in the sand and my father drove up on the motorcycle that he brought with us. He scooped me up and we raced back to the campsite which was already packed and ready to go, and so was the rest of the family. He said there was a flash flood warning and we had to leave right now. We were in the car driving and said look, there is the flash flood! It was behind us. I remember it being all mud. But hey, we all made it!
Flash floods are normal in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and southern California. This is some beautiful photography of flash floods. Flash floods have not been filmed in this way in the past.
Have you ever seen the folded rock strata in the bottom of the Grand Canyon? How the heck does that happen? I mean right angle bends right through the strata. How does it happen without fracturing the rock all up - or was it soft when the folding happened?
I always loved watching the arroyos in my part of the southwest. It amazing how much earth the water will move. I live in a river canyon at the base of a mesa with many channels coming down. Keeping our dirt roads to our homes cleared during monsoon season is fun.
@@ReedTimmerWx crossing between flagstaff and durango. On the hopi and navajo rez'... Sandstorm at the beginning of summer. Flooded and green at the end. Also death valley. More rain in 3 hours than the past 110 years combined
Just one of mother nature's many wonders. This is what has shaped the west. Actually this is the type of nature that has shaped the entire land mass of earth.
I lived out west for 29 years and rode dirt bikes, horses and ran the trails. Later on I flew fixed wing aircraft all over the West. Loved the monsoon season, especially flying at night with a full moon. The moon would make the ground look like snow and the lightning in the thunderheads would cast lightning bolts out into the night sky. It is a beautiful place. I use to call the flash flood ooze “refried bean flows”.
I have seen these up close and personal out in the desert. The rain brings life, so it's always welcome. But you had better be out of the way when these come down the wash, and this is a small one. I have seen them with full size cottonwoods that were washed out by the roots. Amazing things to see.
I loved this video!! I am a Native Arizonan so flash floods are in my blood. I don't think the average person realizes how dangerous and sudden they are. But, thank God for the rain, we can maintain a very large population in a desert because of the tributaries and the runoff into larger waterways!! Thank you for sharing this footage, we'll done!
They are dangerous alright
Any weather phenomenon whether it be a flash flood or snow lightning it’s truly remarkable when you get to experience weather firsthand it’s a whole different feeling!!!
I saw a video of a family driving through a canyon to park up and take a hike, but it started to rain and flash flood. The family quickly got back into their vehicle, and started to drive back out, but the waters were getting deeper and deeper, so the father decided to drive onto a small elevated island and wait it out. As they sat in the vehicle waiting, they saw another family in a compact car floating backwards in the flood waters, they slammed into an overhang of rocks, but they were actually saved from getting stuck because of the force of the waters pushing them. Rescue had gotten to the family stuck on an elevated island, the mom and kids were flown out by helicopter, while the dad waited for an all terrain vehicle to pull his truck back onto the road. It was an AMAZING story, just look on RUclips for the family stuck in Utah's national canyon.
You described this accurately. Remarkable video. I think it was Capitol Reef.
Yeah, I watched the same one a few days ago! That was wild!
I saw that one too! It is miraculous that no one who had gone into the canyon that day was killed or seriously injured!
I've definitely seen that video! Crazy! With the helicopter right!?
I saw this too. The father did an amazing job protecting his family!! And he even got to drive his truck out.
"Enjoy the ooze" has got to be the best way to describe beautiful debris flow videos 👍
This is an amazing format that is really growing on me. Like a slideshow of information mixed with multiple views and in depth explanation with high detail and notations. Great job Reed.
Thought the same thing, love this format
Witnessing any flash flood is always a cool thing to see even on a mini scale!
All these active, overhead shots are a great way to see these floods from another perspective.
I’ve been watching you chase tornados for years. I love seeing you here in my AZ backyard showing us the monsoons!
Monsoon storms
Lived in AZ my whole life. We learned to fear the flash flood, but it's really interesting to see them in action.
Reed, I love how you have diversified your incredible knowledge of "intense weather" to include Monsoons in addition to your infamous Tornado coverage. It was a Brilliant decision.
But that's not all ...The free videos you are providing to the public via RUclips, I know are making a Huge impact on students of all ages.
In addition, children who may not otherwise have the opportunity to understand and learn how intense weather impacts their lives and future, are able learn from your new EXCITING videos ! WOW!
How cool is that?!
I encourage everyone to like and share your videos to generate donations for you to keep up the great content! ps. love the haircut, your looking great! "keep dominating"
🌪😮
It’s awesome to see you out here covering the floods. It’s a great info for people to have. It still blow my mind how many people don’t get it.
You are doing a good service. Keep it up. Been a fan since the old days!
This monsoon season is one of the most intense I have ever seen. Las Vegas got absolutely flooded just a few weeks ago. And Lake Mead actually rose several feet because of all the rain. And now The region is getting more rain because of Kay’s moisture and remnants.
Those straight-line ways are amazing! It's like a flash flood on top of a flash flood.
I've seen lots of these. I grew up on a hillside that had a wash running through the valley. Whenever it would rain a lot, we'd all ride our bikes down to see how much the wash had come up once it wasn't raining too hard. I've seen the water eroding at the banks of the wash several times and even lapping at the bottom of the bridge.
absolutely gorgeous lands and epic raging rain water captures!!!!!
Cool channel.
Gotta say these flash floods are enough for me to take a step back and watch in awe!!!
excellent drone footage. So well put together and your narration is up beat, informative, and interesting. thank you
Well done Reed. I have been watching your videos for many years. This is my favorite video you’ve ever made. It is beautiful, unique and informative. The music was perfect. Just as I was starting to wish I could hear the wash as it went by, the music faded and we could hear the flood. I hope to see many more videos of natural events like this in the future. Truly amazing.
when i was young, we’d have tremendous rainstorms that sometimes would produce actual waterfalls on Mummy Mountain! Absolutely thrilling!! I SO MISS my free range, no other homes then, mountain …. it was my constant companion of intrigue and exploration..
I miss the monsoon season there, wish I was home to witness the beauty of it.
I've seen Arizonan rains, and it was pretty intense. Nothing compared to a couple of years ago in southern Utah, that was apocalyptic. Blinding rains, ice, high wind gusts. I was reduced to driving 20 mph on the 15, and the only reason I stayed on the road was because of the trucker right in front of me. I think some hikers bought the farm in the canyons nearby. Thank goodness for Beaver, UT.
Suddenly I'm in the mood for a Nutella chocolate shake.
I’ve been in Az 29 yrs, this last 2+ weeks has been most rain I’ve seen in 7 yrs….
Really what about 2014?
Ciao Reed: I lived outside Tuscon at Marana for several years in the 60's...had to commute every day into town for my bank job...summers I never knew if I'd make it back home either late, or not at all...could be sunny and hot in Tuscon, but storming in the hills...usually there was a police officer stopping traffic when the washes were active...saw a yellow Volks with a lady inside get swept away right in front of me...they found the car a few miles downstream...her body much farther down...the power of the water was amazing...loved watching your work on these events...very well done...but please be careful!
Excellent and fascinating video, especially the drone footage which allows getting so close to the action!
8:33 The undulation is beautiful. Like a living thing.
Those tidbits are interesting but they disappear too fast. It would be good if you could leave them up for 3-4 more seconds.
Bro, nice video and wonderful editing skill. But we the viewers spend too much time reading captions that we are not able to view the clips propely. Try voice over.
Great educational video Reed . I love these new videos from you and Brian touches make them very professional.
I love the beats of the music that you put in the video
I'm also in Northern Arizona and the thunder is intense and rain keeps coming down. What a great monsoon this year. Everything greened up for a little while. Then we go back to the desert we are. Can't wait for the little snow we get up here.
Reed, great video. I just love your work. If your by your self, please be careful.
Thanks 4 sharing the beauty of nature!
Fascinating, I enjoyed this video.
Fabulous footage and information. Thank you. Makes me want to take a drive over to Arizona.
Informative vid with some amazing drone footage!
Definitely, today's weather patterns are showing us how the rock formations have formed over
millions of years. Interesting, everything has its story. All we can do is learn once again from all the experiences given us by nature.
Love love love your videos. I could lose an entire day watching... thanks.
There is something about nature that keeps me in a state of awe. I'm used to tornadoes in Oklahoma, but Arizona has it's own magnificent weather phenomena. Awesome video footage, thank you.
Excellent footage. Great drone views.
This is fascinating! It would be so cool to live in a place that has these regular flash floods in the washes. I'd be out there watching the surge of the water every day!
Killer video man!
Wow, the effort you put into production and editing of your videos is 2nd to none, well done sir 👏 👏 👏
That is how grand canon was created
Farout !! What an interesting way to spend time stepping out of the tornado box ! Just amazing how fast and powerful these can be
More flash flood chasing tomorrow
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Striking nature!.I never thought this kind of flash flood existed. TYVM for sharing your (dangerous) experience
Educating, interesting and entertaining all at the same time. Thank you.
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Amazing video and commentary. This is my first time watching one of these flash flood videos. This is real reporting.. and worlds better than weather news you get on the MSM. Drone footage is amazing. Thanx and Good job 👍
Those glasses are absolutely RIDICULOUS
Wow that flood looks so angry. Much love Reed Never Stop Covering Floods
Prayers for water needed.
A fascinating subject and your drone work is superb! What a terrific example of technology giving us a new glimpse into the amazing things found in the world.
I live in Las Vegas now. Miracle Mile flash flood was so bad. It eroded the walls of the wash. A trailer park. Miracle Mile. Some fell into the wash. I always worry when I see rain clouds like this and being out in the desert. I always watch. Thank you for this!
Whoever edited this did a great job
i love natural "disasters/catastrophes" this things put a smile on my face best part when you watch them live just keep your distance and respect nature, but that stil isnt 100% safe yet damn this is a real beauty
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I live far away from the desert, so it was very interesting seeing this footage. Thank you for sharing it.
Mud slides! Years ago, when I was a small child, my father took the family camping for a long weekend. I remember playing in the sand and my father drove up on the motorcycle that he brought with us. He scooped me up and we raced back to the campsite which was already packed and ready to go, and so was the rest of the family. He said there was a flash flood warning and we had to leave right now. We were in the car driving and said look, there is the flash flood! It was behind us. I remember it being all mud. But hey, we all made it!
Awesome video.
Great shots of the actual different water flows on the sediment, never seen that before.
Great channel Reed - Happy to subscribe
Flash floods are normal in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and southern California. This is some beautiful photography of flash floods. Flash floods have not been filmed in this way in the past.
These videos are incredible! 😳
Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. I lived in Arizona for 11 years. I'm glad it's done.
Those are sooo awesome. I lived in Scottsdale and when the washes flooded, they were raging rivers. Powerful.
Those viper glasses! as soon as i saw them i knew this was going to be a good video.
Have you ever seen the folded rock strata in the bottom of the Grand Canyon? How the heck does that happen? I mean right angle bends right through the strata. How does it happen without fracturing the rock all up - or was it soft when the folding happened?
Mud and Thunder sounds like Thor has diarrhea.
I watch your storm videos daily and I like them so keep up the good work
Great video!
Spectacular photography.
Very cool catch! Love the drone footage!
Very interesting, especially the speed at which a flood can build
Reed has better videos than weather channel hands down! Keep up the videos Best of luck!
Nice drone work.
Cool video. Great perspective
Mother Nature is the best artist
A força da natureza é. fantástica!
Looks like a horror movie that blob of stuff at the beginning. Great video.
At 8:11, the ooze looks like a living creature! So crazy 😬
I always loved watching the arroyos in my part of the southwest. It amazing how much earth the water will move. I live in a river canyon at the base of a mesa with many channels coming down. Keeping our dirt roads to our homes cleared during monsoon season is fun.
Did you live in AZ?
New Mexico
Just caught mud and thunder Very nice👍🏽
Great video! Well produced 👍👍
Look at all that chocolate milkshake! 🤣
Gday. Really enjoyed the info cards and pacing of vid. Well done.
Your very very knowledgeable..Enjoy your videos..
I'm a hitchhiker living off grid in the southwest. Been between Colorado and Arizona during all this rain.
Have you seen any big floods during your travels?
Have you seen any big floods during your travels?
@@ReedTimmerWx crossing between flagstaff and durango. On the hopi and navajo rez'... Sandstorm at the beginning of summer. Flooded and green at the end. Also death valley. More rain in 3 hours than the past 110 years combined
Excellent video coverage
Bro! Excellent video! Love the production…the mapping, the drone footage, the music and most of all the explanations. Great teaching aide!
Just one of mother nature's many wonders. This is what has shaped the west. Actually this is the type of nature that has shaped the entire land mass of earth.
I lived out west for 29 years and rode dirt bikes, horses and ran the trails. Later on I flew fixed wing aircraft all over the West. Loved the monsoon season, especially flying at night with a full moon. The moon would make the ground look like snow and the lightning in the thunderheads would cast lightning bolts out into the night sky. It is a beautiful place. I use to call the flash flood ooze “refried bean flows”.
Awesome video coverage!!
Reed Timmer in... "Thor: Mud & Thunder"
Amazing footage, Thank you for sharing!
so cool, love your videos
Whoever edited this did a great job. A lot different from Reeds normal uploads. Love it
I agree, but the music should be used sparingly. Because this is about nature, one should hear the sound of the powerfull flows more frequently.
I’m sure he does it all himself actually…
Beautiful work.
I have seen these up close and personal out in the desert. The rain brings life, so it's always welcome. But you had better be out of the way when these come down the wash, and this is a small one. I have seen them with full size cottonwoods that were washed out by the roots. Amazing things to see.
thats what i call a flash MUD