I have been following your channel under a different accounts from the beginning and WOW man... you guys have come such a long way with your dedication and your desire to be better. Your videos have gotten soooo good. One of my fav channels to follow! keep up the great work guys! Hope to see you come back to Maine! my thoughts are with anyone affected by this and hope you all manage and stay safe.
2:43, ah the brand new Livingston Memorial Hospital, built right in the floodplain. My husband & I live within walking distance from many of these places. We were evacuated that Monday night. Flood water was in our far back yard, for several days afterward. Our home was OK.
I made appointments to look at property next month in Billings trying to flee Commiefornia I'm devastated for the people of Montana however this state is Resilient and the People are Strong and help each other.
@@eandsm4620 I was specifically talking about the editing of the video, not about what happened. And I'm sure you know that. 🙄 Because I literally said "This video". (I too have lived through and survived and lost everything in two tragic floods in Texas.) I have literally spent my entire life in and out of floods and hurricanes in Texas. 🙄 And I really am sorry that you went through the flooding in that area, but I was legitimately just complimenting the creator of the video, the comment section is the only place I can do that.🙄 Nothing I said was directed towards or about the historic tragic flooding that occurred there and that has destroyed so many lives.
Been there done that, it sucks, for humans and wildlife. Be strong people, pray for each other and the land. It will be okay eventually, we're spirits visiting this mortal world, you may just need to find a new adventure. Love and blessings.
Lived in Billings all my life and never seen anything like this. Few months later and people are still dealing with the after math I pray for everyone affected
In all my years living here in Montana I haven't seen it flood this bad, prayers go out to those who were caught in the flood, and hopefully everything will be repaired soon 🙏, it feels so surreal it was two months ago as the river is still looking kinda high still, but not as high as it was that caused flooding.
It happened my area and all over the world. We need to create escape routes for animals, just as we need for humans. And for the trout. My area also lost a lot of trout and it is taking a long time for the river to recover and for the trout to come back.
My heart goes out all affected. We got a chance to see Yellowstone and the surrounding area. Glad we did. Beautiful country. But this is climate change. Nobody is saying it. How long have we known about it? long enough to have helped to minimize this type of situation. Weather patterns have changed. Areas where water was never an issue. Other areas now seeing sudden extreme weather. Startling effects across the globe. This is the reality we have left for our younger generation.
* It is So Sad to see so much mud washing down & taking away so many trees. Wildlife will suffer.. But I grew up seeing that area A LOT every Summer for 30 years. The Damage is terrible..Hope things recover.. Want to see what was destroyed.. The Fish can't survive in Roiling Mud.. Old Cabins are probably gone & the CCC built bridges as well... Sad..
Thank you for sharing. This should be watched by every person whining and complaining about cancelling their Yellowstone Park vacation, with no concern about the communities adversely impacted. .
@@wyomingadventuresyou're welcome. I lived in Cody for 7 years and also lived and worked in Cooke City. Spent lots of time exploring both areas, and the devastation of the communities is heartbreaking. Were I in close proximity, I'd be there helping in any way I could. Do you know if there are fund raising websites established to help? I'd like to make some donations.
@@vickimeyers2672 Check the link in the description! To make an online donation to the SW Montana Flood Relief Fund, text Flood22 to 41444 or go to www.greatergallatinunitedway.org
Remember when the economy collapsed a few years back. That was supposed to be from junk bonds or something. Nope, that was from the insurance companies reading the IPCC report that had just been published. That collapse started with the insurance companies and we were told it was because of too many bad investments in mortgages. Yeah right. It was from the insurance companies accurately predicting these and worse events to come. That is what insurance companies do. They are experts at it. But were we told? No, hell you'll panic the workers and we can't have that. Buckle up folks, the ride is about to get VERY interesting.
Hope everyone is OK. Be warned, where we live, we get told these are 1000 year events, and then WE HAVE THEM EVERY YEAR. Plan now, this will happen again.
I grew up in Kalispell and have lived in Billings for over 20 years, it's surreal and heart breaking to witness. The community is there for each other, and we will rebuild and overcome I hope. As a Montanan I like to think we are hard working and up to the task at hand.
Courageous words, but you forgot to mention that those of us who love the West face different challenges than those in the East. They have tornadoes, hurricanes, we have earthquakes, fires, floods.,drought. Prayers for all, this is an epic situation. If I could I would magically transfer two weeks of rain here, we are under severe drought conditions. Take one day at a time, Montana and the West is still here, so are you. All the best, wish I could be there to help any way I can. Blessings to you all.
The Christian rampage over God's green acre is over. Holy Earth is being purified of the impurities of blasphemy and is being returned, pristine, to her rightful stewards. Therefore shall his calamity come suddenly; on a sudden shall he be broken, and that without remedy. - Proverbs 6:15
I was in billings about 2 years ago. I was looking for a new home and after being there a week, I decided Billions definitely was not my new home. It has an Ohio griminess too it.
@@sbacon92 lol it definitely has a certain underbelly but what city doesn't now a days? The cost of living is great, I was able to rent my own place before moving in with my fiance. All my friends and family are here. And parking on the Rims that overlook the city is quite the romantic experience. Like anything I take the good with the bad, but I understand it's not everyone's cup of tea.
The Yellowstone flooding is not the first nor will it be the last catastrophe in Yellowstone. I'm old enough to remember the Aug 1959, 7.3 earthquake that hit Yellowstone, killing 26 people, displacing 50 million cubic yards of rock, soil and mud to dam the Madison River and displace surface levels by as much as 18 feet. Geologically active, earthquakes are more common than flooding and we should expect more of this activity in the years and decades ahead.
I once lived in Bozeman for the year out of high school until I went in the Air Force & them Missoula for 10 years. I remember my stepmom retelling that story about the earthquake you mentioned. We would get many small, nearly undetectable quakes (around 400) each year. After living in So. California for 15 years & feeling those quakes (like the Northridge quake), it is easy to be lulled to sleep and forget the powerful force of nature in such beautiful surroundings as Montana. My dad had a cabin on 20 acres in the mountains of Paradise Valley. We spent quite a bit of time there. Surreal to see the flooding. I was always more concerned about the supervolcano situation of the park. The thought of that is downright freaky.
This is so surreal. My friend and I were supposed to fly out Tuesday night to Yellowstone and stay until Sunday. It would've been my first time there. May God be with these people.
Going to be where? Yellowstone or the surrounding communities? Yellowstone won't be open for weeks, which is doubtful. Communities are flooded, access to communities is limited. More runoff from snow packed mountains, right into the rivers. Unless you are going to "be there" next week to help and donate your time and labor, I suggest you avoid the area entirely.
They are now saying the southern part of the park will be opening next week. Cody, Wyoming would be your best bet for lodging. While it’s true that several towns just outside the north and northeast gates are severely damaged, towns to the east and south of the park are not. PLUS, ONE OF THE WAYS TO HELP THE AREA IS TO COME TO THE UNDAMAGED PARTS AND BE A TOURIST. This area lives and dies by tourism and the past two years of covid nonsense restrictions has already hit us hard. Now this.
I was blessed to spend 10 days there last September. My heart hurts so much for all those communities & families who are suffering from such devastating, life changing destruction. Unfortunately, at this time, I am unable to donate any funds, but, my prayers will always be with the beautiful people of this area. I hope to be able to come back in the future. May God give all those affected, strength, courage, endurance, &, perseverance to rebuild this stunning area.
Thank you for sharing this. As someone who lives and has a business in Cooke City our season is over before it even had a chance to begin. We don't know if our hotel will even be here next year without any guests here. It won't take long for the money to pay staff runs out and then we will have to close, like all the other hotels here.
No, there will be all kinda crews up around there rebuilding, take a deep breath& its going to get really busy. ITS YELLOWSTONE and it is going to be ok, & it sucks & is hard asf recovering from floods. Ted &Crew will come through!
Don't give up Hope. There will likely be Emergency funds available. Stay in Close communication with banks and others that you need to do business with. Many people have a streak of Kindness. It's not endless. But it is there. Pace yourself Mentally. Whatever happens you will be OK. Someday you will be looking back and have an opportunity to Help someone with their troubles. It is when you stop communicating with debtors that you are Toast. Best Wishes to you all!
I lived in one if your cabins and worked at your hotel. My time spent there and the people I worked for and with are among the happiest memories of my life. Prayed and continue to pray for Cooke City and its residents. Hopefully you and the community will receive hundreds of visitors and guests via the Beartooth highway route. Stay strong, Bob.
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Thank-you. I am a 4th generation native but moved away when I married was 19 ... this is all pretty surreal.
God bless and protect the Yellowstone community. Our prayers go our to you ❣️
Mother Nature will always win.
Our Thoughts And Prayers Are With You
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RESPECT THE EARTH...THE GREAT MOTHER...CREATOR, & DESTROYER...SHE WILL HAVE THE LAST SAY ABOUT HUMANS PLACE IN HER MASTERPIECE...
You bare in my 🙏PRAYERS 🙏
OH…my heart goes out to everyone impacted by this flooding; It can be SO DESTRUCTIVE. God Bless…. 🙏🙏
PRAYERS🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
May God Bless and keep you safe .
I have been following your channel under a different accounts from the beginning and WOW man... you guys have come such a long way with your dedication and your desire to be better. Your videos have gotten soooo good. One of my fav channels to follow! keep up the great work guys! Hope to see you come back to Maine!
my thoughts are with anyone affected by this and hope you all manage and stay safe.
Temperature rising, snow melting and melting. 😳
Ironically beautiful video
2:43, ah the brand new Livingston Memorial Hospital, built right in the floodplain.
My husband & I live within walking distance from many of these places. We were evacuated that Monday night. Flood water was in our far back yard, for several days afterward. Our home was OK.
Footage majority Livingston,MT
God save each person affected by this.
I made appointments to look at property next month in Billings trying to flee Commiefornia I'm devastated for the people of Montana however this state is Resilient and the People are Strong and help each other.
We wish you all the best.
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We where there two weeks before flood.I got lucky to see beauty of Yellowstone park.
This video was beautifully made. I really connected with what I was seeing. The person that created this, is brilliant and talented beyond words. ❤
Hey, I lived this. My husband & I were evacuated that Monday night. Much of this was a short walk from our home.
@@eandsm4620 I was specifically talking about the editing of the video, not about what happened. And I'm sure you know that. 🙄 Because I literally said "This video". (I too have lived through and survived and lost everything in two tragic floods in Texas.) I have literally spent my entire life in and out of floods and hurricanes in Texas. 🙄 And I really am sorry that you went through the flooding in that area, but I was legitimately just complimenting the creator of the video, the comment section is the only place I can do that.🙄 Nothing I said was directed towards or about the historic tragic flooding that occurred there and that has destroyed so many lives.
Nice video, excellent music. Mother Nature doing her thing
Been there done that, it sucks, for humans and wildlife. Be strong people, pray for each other and the land. It will be okay eventually, we're spirits visiting this mortal world, you may just need to find a new adventure. Love and blessings.
Hope the big foot and dogmen are OK...
WOW LOTTA POWER IN THAT FAST MOVIN WATER. VERY DANGEROUS. HOPE WE DONT LOOSE ANYONE
This is what America is about............ these people will pull through, but it is heartbreaking. Coming from New Orleans, I can identify.
I have been FLy fishing on that river.
Lived in Billings all my life and never seen anything like this. Few months later and people are still dealing with the after math I pray for everyone affected
Terrible flooding. My prayers are for those affected.
I had planned to go there this coming spring I hope it's still a possibility
Prayers
Mother Earth is not happy!
Ever wonder how the grand canyon was formed..
I hope everyone is safe and made it out safely
Let Mother Nature have the park back.
Tell Biden to send the troops and money to Montana. Forget Ukraine, Russia and China. Save the people.
A localized flood is better than an eruption. 🙌
On the positive side ,,, The droughts over !
In all my years living here in Montana I haven't seen it flood this bad, prayers go out to those who were caught in the flood, and hopefully everything will be repaired soon 🙏, it feels so surreal it was two months ago as the river is still looking kinda high still, but not as high as it was that caused flooding.
My hometown is Miles City Montana
yea well can certainly feel the reset vibes that s for sure...
I am from Livingston. Thank you......
Prayers🙏🕯
Send that water to socal
Just think that these historic floods will continue to be more and more frequent. And continue to set records
Thanks for recording this. 🙏
My heart break alot water in lifetime it likes ocean
Mother natures giving herself a good scrub bath.
Other rivers besides the Yellowstone went over their banks and many other communities have been devastated.
Lake Meade had to go somewhere.
Crazy. Prayers to all effected. Fish and game included.
Just a note . The railroad bridge was demolished in August 2022.
Don't mess with Mother Nature. She always wins.
It's weather manipulation using high energy weapons. Look up HAARP.
Praying for everyone
👍stolen from Gad.....the Most High's recompense has only begun 👏👏😊 #allpraises #BabylonisDONE✔️
I hope the horses and other animals are ok😪
Super lune à engendrée beaucoup d'eau soudaine .Après beaucoup ne seront plus jamais les mêmes....!
Ils vont ouvrir leurs yeux .
News reports say this happened from 1.75" of rain
It happened my area and all over the world.
We need to create escape routes for animals, just as we need for humans. And for the trout.
My area also lost a lot of trout and it is taking a long time for the river to recover and for the trout to come back.
Nature will always heal itself. It's the community that pays the price.
You are absolutely right.
Well said
If community had listened to her ,nature wouldn't have been so mean...js
@@rubygrooms137 it's a natural disaster. Nobody knew it was going to be that bad. It happens all over the world.
Nature will eventually take back and heal everything man has done to this planet.
This Yellow stone is going to blow out
My heart goes out all affected. We got a chance to see Yellowstone and the surrounding area. Glad we did. Beautiful country. But this is climate change. Nobody is saying it. How long have we known about it? long enough to have helped to minimize this type of situation. Weather patterns have changed. Areas where water was never an issue. Other areas now seeing sudden extreme weather. Startling effects across the globe. This is the reality we have left for our younger generation.
I won't be going this year. God please take care of all these people and all the animals.
Divert the water to fill Lake Powell, Utah, and Lake Meade, Nevada, before they dry up.
tiny problem called the Continental Divide.....
Looks like Mother Nature said get off my lawn!
* It is So Sad to see so much mud washing down & taking away so many trees. Wildlife will suffer.. But I grew up seeing that area A LOT every Summer for 30 years. The Damage is terrible..Hope things recover.. Want to see what was destroyed.. The Fish can't survive in Roiling Mud.. Old Cabins are probably gone & the CCC built bridges as well... Sad..
Now we know how that valley got so wide.
******************CHEM TRAILS********************** Its like this ALL over the World !!!!!
Sob. Wow. Horrible. Ive never seen the water this high there.
Reclamation at its most primal. Montana's Governor took off with his wife for a vacation in Tuscany! Vote him out!
Terrifying
where does all this flood water wind up
We support The Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch Foundation MT 59108. We worry about the Ranch, do you know anything about them ? God bless Americans.
We all go back to the ocean.
My dad grew up in miles city, Montana. I wonder if it was affected.
Hows the trout fishing in The kitchen???
Thank you for sharing. This should be watched by every person whining and complaining about cancelling their Yellowstone Park vacation, with no concern about the communities adversely impacted. .
Amen to that! Best comment I've seen about this whole thing. Thank you
I feel so bad about the communities! That’s like my second home… wish I could be there to help.
@@wyomingadventuresyou're welcome. I lived in Cody for 7 years and also lived and worked in Cooke City. Spent lots of time exploring both areas, and the devastation of the communities is heartbreaking. Were I in close proximity, I'd be there helping in any way I could. Do you know if there are fund raising websites established to help? I'd like to make some donations.
AMEN!!!
@@vickimeyers2672 Check the link in the description! To make an online donation to the SW Montana Flood Relief Fund, text Flood22 to 41444 or go to www.greatergallatinunitedway.org
Insurance companies will soon stop insuring certain parts of the US GUARANTEED it's gonna start soon prayers for people who lost everything
They're vermin. You have to continually shop around whenever you get a bill.
Remember when the economy collapsed a few years back. That was supposed to be from junk bonds or something. Nope, that was from the insurance companies reading the IPCC report that had just been published. That collapse started with the insurance companies and we were told it was because of too many bad investments in mortgages. Yeah right. It was from the insurance companies accurately predicting these and worse events to come. That is what insurance companies do. They are experts at it. But were we told? No, hell you'll panic the workers and we can't have that. Buckle up folks, the ride is about to get VERY interesting.
Absolutely terrifying and heartbreaking for the residents.
Praying for all that are affected, and for the ones God has called to help. From Vancouver Canada
Can they get some of this water into Lake Mead or Lake Powell?
Luckily “Home” is a feeling not just just a house. Nothing quite like a flood to remind us of our humanity though
I live in the part of Montana that has Wildfire Season every summer.
Hope everyone is OK. Be warned, where we live, we get told these are 1000 year events, and then WE HAVE THEM EVERY YEAR. Plan now, this will happen again.
Yes they'll make sure it does. It's weather manipulation technology using high energy weapons. Look up HAARP.
trouble in paradise
Thank you for posting this video.
Now you know what the people of Louisiana experience almost every year.
Why is it I can get more information on RUclips than I can from any of the New Channels on TV
That suck, but it the risk you take building in the floodplain, let alone on the deposition Islands.
I grew up in Kalispell and have lived in Billings for over 20 years, it's surreal and heart breaking to witness. The community is there for each other, and we will rebuild and overcome I hope. As a Montanan I like to think we are hard working and up to the task at hand.
Courageous words, but you forgot to mention that those of us who love the West face different challenges than those in the East. They have tornadoes, hurricanes, we have earthquakes, fires, floods.,drought. Prayers for all, this is an epic situation. If I could I would magically transfer two weeks of rain here, we are under severe drought conditions. Take one day at a time, Montana and the West is still here, so are you. All the best, wish I could be there to help any way I can. Blessings to you all.
The Christian rampage over God's green acre is over. Holy Earth is being purified of the impurities of blasphemy and is being returned, pristine, to her rightful stewards.
Therefore shall his calamity come suddenly; on a sudden shall he be broken, and that without remedy. - Proverbs 6:15
I was in billings about 2 years ago.
I was looking for a new home and after being there a week, I decided Billions definitely was not my new home.
It has an Ohio griminess too it.
Check with God. The earth is the lord's and the ..
@@sbacon92 lol it definitely has a certain underbelly but what city doesn't now a days? The cost of living is great, I was able to rent my own place before moving in with my fiance. All my friends and family are here. And parking on the Rims that overlook the city is quite the romantic experience. Like anything I take the good with the bad, but I understand it's not everyone's cup of tea.
Put those old wind blades down as road surfaces and resurfacing bridges...just need transport.
Now if some of this water could make it into lake mead that would solve a lot of problems
Any video of Springdale? My Exes parents live across the street and down 150 feet from the schoolhouse. Alkire is tha name. Is Springdale ok?
I was lucky went to Yellowstone National Park a week ahead before flood!
The Yellowstone flooding is not the first nor will it be the last catastrophe in Yellowstone. I'm old enough to remember the Aug 1959, 7.3 earthquake that hit Yellowstone, killing 26 people, displacing 50 million cubic yards of rock, soil and mud to dam the Madison River and displace surface levels by as much as 18 feet. Geologically active, earthquakes are more common than flooding and we should expect more of this activity in the years and decades ahead.
I once lived in Bozeman for the year out of high school until I went in the Air Force & them Missoula for 10 years. I remember my stepmom retelling that story about the earthquake you mentioned. We would get many small, nearly undetectable quakes (around 400) each year. After living in So. California for 15 years & feeling those quakes (like the Northridge quake), it is easy to be lulled to sleep and forget the powerful force of nature in such beautiful surroundings as Montana. My dad had a cabin on 20 acres in the mountains of Paradise Valley. We spent quite a bit of time there. Surreal to see the flooding. I was always more concerned about the supervolcano situation of the park. The thought of that is downright freaky.
This is so sad. All those people losing their livelihoods, homes, land. May God bless all of you.
God isnt blessing these people,he is the creator of the flooding,Is he not?
@@jamessummers3866 Someone said he's punishing the sinners. (twisted)
I have four rock hound friends that will find some awesome rocks when this passes.
This is so surreal. My friend and I were supposed to fly out Tuesday night to Yellowstone and stay until Sunday. It would've been my first time there. May God be with these people.
gonna be there next weekend. this is crazy. so glad you made a video!
dont plan on it
Going to be where? Yellowstone or the surrounding communities? Yellowstone won't be open for weeks, which is doubtful. Communities are flooded, access to communities is limited. More runoff from snow packed mountains, right into the rivers. Unless you are going to "be there" next week to help and donate your time and labor, I suggest you avoid the area entirely.
They are now saying the southern part of the park will be opening next week. Cody, Wyoming would be your best bet for lodging. While it’s true that several towns just outside the north and northeast gates are severely damaged, towns to the east and south of the park are not. PLUS, ONE OF THE WAYS TO HELP THE AREA IS TO COME TO THE UNDAMAGED PARTS AND BE A TOURIST. This area lives and dies by tourism and the past two years of covid nonsense restrictions has already hit us hard. Now this.
I was blessed to spend 10 days there last September. My heart hurts so much for all those communities & families who are suffering from such devastating, life changing destruction.
Unfortunately, at this time, I am unable to donate any funds, but, my prayers will always be with the beautiful people of this area. I hope to be able to come back in the future. May God give all those affected, strength, courage, endurance, &, perseverance to rebuild this stunning area.
The people downstream, i hope are preparing for whats headed their way...
GEO-ENGINEERING, its happening all over the world. 😳
You are correct. It's weather manipulation using high energy weapons. Look up HAARP.
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Get it cleaned up because we will have forest fires to contend with soon.
Thank you for sharing this. As someone who lives and has a business in Cooke City our season is over before it even had a chance to begin. We don't know if our hotel will even be here next year without any guests here. It won't take long for the money to pay staff runs out and then we will have to close, like all the other hotels here.
No, there will be all kinda crews up around there rebuilding, take a deep breath& its going to get really busy. ITS YELLOWSTONE and it is going to be ok, & it sucks & is hard asf recovering from floods. Ted &Crew will come through!
Don't give up Hope.
There will likely be Emergency funds available.
Stay in Close communication with banks and others that you need to do business with.
Many people have a streak of Kindness. It's not endless. But it is there.
Pace yourself Mentally. Whatever happens you will be OK.
Someday you will be looking back and have an opportunity to Help someone with their troubles.
It is when you stop communicating with debtors that you are Toast.
Best Wishes to you all!
I lived in one if your cabins and worked at your hotel. My time spent there and the people I worked for and with are among the happiest memories of my life. Prayed and continue to pray for Cooke City and its residents. Hopefully you and the community will receive hundreds of visitors and guests via the Beartooth highway route. Stay strong, Bob.