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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- Residents in Waterville, Minnesota, are still waiting to start their cleanup efforts from this week's devastating floods because the water has not yet fully receded. CBS News correspondent Tom Hanson is in Waterville with the latest.
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Tell me that poor flooded town isn’t really called ‘Waterville’
That’s just cruel
Pretty ironic the town is called Waterville...can't make this stuff up...
Come jet ski the streets of Minnesota.
This flooding is like Brasil in state by Rio grande do Sul
Not historic, FYI. And, just one more point those that don't understand the situation. Farmland tends to follow rivers due to the expansive nature of past floods enjoyed by the land. The floods deposited fertile sediment that translated to great crop growth. With the development of drain tile, farmers found a way to drain the low lying and swampy areas that had previously been unfarmable. Many communities also had the money to install dikes and levees, which halted flooding of fields, and led to more developable, taxable, land development.
So, after decades of draining lowlands and building levees (along with the impervious concrete and blacktop developments), the water that once fell as rain in swamps, replenishing the aquifers, and spreading outwards from the riverbed, slowly migrating into the flow of water- we now have cropland who's drain tile dumps the water immediately into the rivers, and levees constraining the formerly meandering natural flow - with nowhere else for the water to go. This is the situation today - with higher river levels and lower cubic feet per second flow rates that we have.
Aging dams must be addressed in this country, or millions more people will lose everything. PUT AMERICANS TO WORK!
Rain to be measured in feet 🚫 inches in the future , happening all over the 🌍 😮
Nature
Climate change.
That's my family we have a gofundme
Yeah, when you have a town named Waterville you should probably not live there. It's probably named that for a reason.
Why didn't they protect their dog!? Nit like they had no warning!
We don't know their situation or how it all happened... be a better person.
Exactly. Reckless owners.
C'EST MAGNIFIQUE. FEU A VOLONTE.
Who would have thought that a town called "Waterville" may be prone to floods?
Drump will be ther throwing toilet paper soon
This is what you get for naming your town "Waterville". You should also not name your town "Wildfire Grove"
No tf it's not
E sarà sempre peggio. Giorno dopo giorno ci si avvicina al compimento di ogni cosa.
C'est toujours inondé, les USA
Hey people there are floods everywhere it's the end days ..Italy Spain Japan Brasil...India...Russia...China..😮😮wwre runnning out of time...pretty all infructructure will be down..no wster.no electric...damage roads ...no food..but plenty mad people. Guns.😮😮😢
Israel cant do anything to save those victims