Top 10 Luckiest People In The World Escape Flash Floods | Natural Disasters

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1. Top 10 Luckiest People In The World Escape Flash Floods | Natural Disasters
   
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2. i can't imagine the fear and uncertainty that people must feel during a natural disaster like this.

3. it's devastating to see the economic impact of this disaster on local businesses and industries.

4. i'm grateful for the media coverage of this disaster, as it raises awareness and encourages people to donate to relief efforts.

5. it's amazing to see the resilience of people who have been affected by natural disasters and how they rebuild their lives.

6. it's important for governments to prioritize disaster relief efforts and provide support to those in need.

7. i hope we can take steps to prevent these types of disasters from happening in the future.

8. i'm grateful for the first responders and volunteers who risk their lives to help those affected by these disasters.

9. sky punishment come for man crime because man no obey holy quran

10. You dont inform in which country this happened

11. I am from the same district of Himachal Pradesh where this incident happened. This massive flood was due to the continuous heavy rain and a cloud burst. We can't deny that people have encroached on the riverside area.in natural disasters

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15. Something like this happened to me in, believe it or not, Philadelphia. I was on Belfield Ave. Near Broad. The sky opened up with a deluge I had never seen before at that time. It was 1968 or so about 9:30 PM. I could not go forward as that was down hill somewhat and I did not want go any lower where the water was pooling at Broad St. I could not back up that's where most of the water was coming from. I drove out to the double yellow line of the crowned road and straddled the line. Water was rushing by at the curb about 2 1/2 feet deep on each side. Out where I was water was up to but did not top the rocker panels of my 1963 Cadillac Convertible. It only lasted about 8 to 10 minutes, but there was a lake at Broad and Belfield. I turned around and went back to first street that went up towards higher ground. I forget the name of that Street but that street was steep and where the rain water "earlier" was rushing down to Belfield. Point? You don't need to be in Arizona, New Mexico or near a river for a flash flood to do you or your car in, I was lucky.in natural disasters

16. I am from Himachal Pradesh India, and its very beautiful stunning adventures geographical area but here weather has no limitations, anything can happen happen at any region of this state. It is really a Dave Bhoomi ( God's Land )🙏in natural disasters

17. I can’t tell if I like the edits, the inner child in me who like powerful storms, or the guys voiceover’s…. Love the contentin natural disasters

18. Just like On July 31, 1976, during the celebration of Colorado's centennial, the Big Thompson Canyon was the site of a devastating flash flood that swept down the steep and narrow canyon, claiming the lives of 143 people, 5 of whom were never found.in natural disasters

19. you always know when a good part is about to happen when youtube fires another ad at you which you are totally not interested inin natural disasters

20. How sad I feel that water would help us a lot in Monterrey Mexico, there is a very big drought we are suffering because of that. Cheersin natural disasters

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23. Fine job

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    The two weeks of climate discussions at the COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, ended in disappointment. As CNN wrote, “The world has failed to reach an agreement to phase out fossil fuels … an attempt to address the biggest source of the planet warming emissions that are causing the climate crisis ended in a fiasco after a number of nations, including China and Saudi Arabia, blocked a key proposal to phase out all fossil fuels, not just coal.” While the members reached an agreement “to set up a ‘loss and damage’ fund meant to help vulnerable countries cope with climate disasters,” it will not reverse climate change or solve our major problems.
    
    We may be able to assist with local climate crises, but we cannot change the global climate with our current attitude. If we want to change the climate, we must change it on all levels, and first and foremost the social climate we have created. As long as it is negative, aggressive, and heating up, the global climate will reflect it.
    
    The reason we hold global climate conferences is that the climate is a global issue. Everything we do, in any country, affects the global climate. Therefore, without global mutual consideration, humanity will not be able to resolve the climate crisis.
    
    Regrettably, to work in global mutual consideration, we must develop empathy toward all of humanity and rise above the narrow interests of each country. We are nowhere near such an attitude. On the contrary, each country tries to impose decisions that serve its own interests on the rest of the world, and the result is a climate world war where everyone loses.
    
    As is the case with every war, the rich and powerful countries set the tone. They continue to burn fuels that pollute the air and accelerate climate change, and nothing will stop them unless natural disasters become so extreme that they will force all of humanity to change. In the meantime, as lip service, or perhaps to buy the world’s consent, they set up “loss and damage” funds to “repair” the damage. Such funds do not solve anything, and everyone realizes this.
    
    Besides extreme weather and climate disasters, the climate crisis has another adverse impact: Icebergs that have been frozen for thousands of years, and often far longer, are thawing. And buried in the ice are countless viruses that have been reawakened, and for which our bodies have no immunity. Scientists are already warning that the next pandemic may actually come not from wild animals or human errors, but from melting icebergs. A paper published two years ago aptly named it the “permafrost pandemic,” and warned of “the risk that deadly diseases from the distant past may return.”
    
    Indeed, if you look at all the crises plaguing the world today, you will find that none of them are local. Covid is a global issue, climate change is affecting the entire planet, rising energy prices and interrupted supply chains are affecting all of humanity, and even a local crisis such as the war in Ukraine has serious consequences for the entire world. The interdependence already affecting all of humanity will only intensify until we are unable to make a single movement, to take a breath, without affecting the entire world.
    
    On the positive side, none of our problems are insurmountable. In every single crisis, if we only work together rather than against each other, it will disappear as though it never existed.
    
    All that is needed in order to fix our every plight is to change our attitude and put humanity first. Since reality is global, so should be our order of priorities. Prioritizing humanity will not only help the entire world, but every single individual, precisely because we are irrevocably interdependent. If we continue to impose a narrow vision on an expansive reality, we will continue to collide with one another and with all of nature. If we change our attitude, we will change the climate, and we will change the world.

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27. I can’t tell if I like the edits, the inner child in me who like powerful storms, or the guys voiceover’s…. Love the content

28. I am from the same district of Himachal Pradesh where this incident happened. This massive flood was due to the continuous heavy rain and a cloud burst. We can't deny that people have encroached on the riverside area.

29. Number 3's moral of the story should be- Never underestimate the stupidity of human beings

30. I've seen many times hikers set up camp in a nice flat area sheltered by tall rock formations… Get out of those tents! You're re in a dry riverbed! It won't be still dry by morning! People don't realize it doesn't have to rain where they're at if it's pouring in the mountains.

31. You look at landslides most these mountains have no trees ,they help keep mountains intact most times

32. So powerful an incredibly scary mother nature isn't something you just laugh at

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34. At 7:40 this is what parts of New Mexico is dealing with from the burn scars from forest fires. Be careful.

35. 4:23 They went from smiling at the camera to ultimate fear 😂😂

36. Good thing we have these people, without them how else could we waste time on youtube

37. I'm kinda missing the Floods in Western Germany (Hagen, erftstadt, Ahrtal) from last year. They are definitely more spectacular than the one shown in Nevada

38. Don't judge the nature thank you for sharing this video and keep blogging

39. Advance Congratulations for 1M subscribers Keep Growing♥️♥️♥️♥️I believe most of us think we can out run Mother Nature when comes to rain. We need to think ahead when we’re in areas that could direct flows of water through them, and GET OUT OF THERE!

40. It’s sickening when you hear people laughing when they see theses horrors happening. I wonder if they would be laughing if it was there house being carried away.

41. "Its coming right at us. Should we move out of the way? Nahhhh."

42. I am actually forecasting for India using limited data forecasting which is HORRIBLE for my course of weather in the Air Force. It’s incredible how many thunderstorms there are there. I have come to love weather in this hell of a course, it has taught me a lot.

43. you always know when a good part is about to happen when youtube fires another ad at you which you are totally not interested in

44. How sad I feel that water would help us a lot in Monterrey Mexico, there is a very big drought we are suffering because of that. Cheers

45. Each part of each flood repeated itself making the video longer. Seeing the same thing over again just lengthening the scene. Floods are devasting. I've been in one as a child. I don't remember it to well though.

46. That was scary stuff. You did a phenomenal job of keeping yourself and your family calm. Glad everyone made it out safely.

47. Congratulations on hitting 1 MILLION Subscribers! I just found you and you're so close I wanted to help!

48. The people in two last videos were SO crazy! So close to the stream, and they didn´t stay way from it, in safe distance. The stream could change its way in a second and people could be flushed with it. Excuse me, but I really think that many people haven´t sense for self preservation.

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