Most Horrific Monster Flash Flood Caught on Camera 2024

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1. great job capturing such a wild event! it’s fascinating to see the power of nature, but honestly, i wonder if the footage glorifies something that’s truly devastating for the people affected. maybe we should focus more on the impact and recovery instead of just the spectacle?

2. Never buy a house lower than the general elevation of the nearest railroad tracks. The railroad spent a lot of time and money on surveying the land and figuring flood levels before they built their right of way, and they meant for the rails to survive the highest of floods with the minimum repairs required

3. Natural disasters are truly harsh.☹☹☹☹☹☹☹☹

4. How did the bridge in the 1st clip did not collapse ??

5. If you just spent "X" amount of dollars refinishing your basement because it just flooded and you know it flooded because of the slope of your driveway, then that's on YOU for not having a drain installed close to your house! Hopefully now they'll do it right

6. 😊 good mutation from human 🦧darwin to marmaid 🧜

7. 3:30 running upstairs? ❌ Filming? ✅

8. Super Doku, sehr gut und mit klarer Sprache kommentiert, meistens schalte ich die Übersetzung ein aber bei dir brauchte ich das nicht, ich verstand jedes Wort!

9. 6:30 -ish. Dudes laugh is so annoyingly irritating. 🤡💀 Dude is out there risking his life. Could have drowned and hes laughing like a hyena. 🥴

10. 14:52 boats can’t see!

11. But hey!! It is not climate change. It is just weather. Drill baby drill.

12. Global warming is a oak

13. Ignorante Porque Te Ríe 😢

14. great video! the footage is truly alarming and captures the power of nature. but to be honest, do we really need to label it as "horrific"? isn't that a bit sensationalist? some might argue it detracts from the real impact of climate change we're facing. just a thought!

15. great video, really well put together! but honestly, i can't help but wonder if the media sensationalizes these events too much. yes, it’s terrifying to see, but focusing too much on the horror might overshadow the serious discussions we need to have about climate change. what do you think?

16. The sheer terror of seeing water pouring into their home was visceral. I can't imagine…even seeing it with my own eyes doesn't convey the devastation they experienced. I hope that they're safe and dry now…
    Seeing an entire village wiped out in seconds…they must be traumatized. 😞

17. Sorry, but the state of Utah is not in the “Midwest” United States. Utah is a Western State. Midwesterners have enough brains to hire a building contractor that knows how to account for things like and inch of rain in an hour when doing a 100k makeover on someone’s basement…TWICE. The entire family is unquestionably….BLOND.

18. @ 13:00 it's tom thumb trucking to the rescue lol

19. Jesus Christ Please help your childeren you saying you healing the broken hearts you healing the sickness you cast out demon s out by the people we are believe in you in Jesus Christ Mighty name Amen.🙏🏽💗🕊

20. great video, really intense footage! but honestly, do you think the media sometimes overhypes these situations? I mean, while it's important to raise awareness about climate issues, the sensationalism can make it hard to separate real dangers from just dramatic content. what do you all think?

21. Stupid laughing.😢

22. and lismore

23. 😱😱😱

24. Flood nr 3 is nothing compared to others.

25. I would have never guessed that was a basement with how low the window sits. That's more like a half basement. I feel like that's a design flaw in general; to have windows sitting so low to the ground. Oof.

26. I wouldn't give them a dime to rebuild a flooded basement. No education in the second kick of a donkey.

27. Seen worse.

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