Monmouth Flooding 16/02/2020 Storm Dennis
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- Flooding in Monmouth Sunday 16th February 2020 caused by Storm Dennis. Filmed in the morning. Not as high as 26th October 2019 at the time of filming but River Monnow rising rapidly.
Thanks for recording. Grew up in Monmouth (born 1992) and have seen several incidents of flooding growing up and seen it while crossing the Wye Bridge every day to school, but never this bad. I have never seen the River Wye completely cover the Wye Bridge arches until now, never known them to close the bridge because of fears that the bridge might collapse. Never seen the River Monnow (which is pretty shallow) get that high. Can't ever remember a time when our drinking water was at risk. Can only hope it goes down now and the rain coming isn't enough to make things any worse.
You're welcome. It is the highest I've ever seen of the Wye and Monnow living in the area since the mid 80s. It is a good job the flood defences didn't get breached as the situation would've been a lot worse. Unfortunate for the undefended areas though.
Great filming thanks for sharing
Jesus, that sucks big time. Good luck to everyone dealing with that.
Stay safe first & foremost. Sending my prayers to everybody in the U.K. from Boston, MA.
If this helps, whenever Florida has floods they have alligators in them.
Sonja Baris lol i love in Florida but u can see my house from this clip
it won't last it never dos ..here one week gon the next ..nothing for new's reporters to report .
So sorry for the damage. The ducks and swans seem to be. Enjoying it.
Brighton Babe true
Who here is actually from Monmouth
Very strange when the church bells rang out over the flooded valley - obviously a warning of impending doom?
Swan says flooding I dont give a duck lol. Stay safe
The farmers are either going to have to clean the ditches or start growing rice
What is this place? I live in Russia, in Ryazan. Ten years ago, our forests burned badly, and we lived in a continuous fog for a month. But it has passed, and you will also pass. Good luck, and be ready for the next blow of nature.
Ian ritchie it’s flood plains btw and sports fields
Next Days it comes more rain again. Much water there. Stay save.
Is that Congo ?
It was a flood plain before it was Monmouth you live by a river really are people that thick beautiful most of the time very wet some of the time
Yes, we do live by a river. That tends to be where populations settle for a variety of reasons. Where would you suggest, up the top of snowdon?
@@ollythomas6702 so do I but my view is from the top of hill I'm really not that stupid all the benefits and no wellies when I go through my front door lol
That answers the question of is the caravan site flooded then 😥
I'm on the caravan park and yes it has 😩😔
@@tony67jones91 Ray and Jean wont be happy😬☹
what is this place? I live in Russia, in Ryazan. Ten years ago, our forests burned badly, and we lived in a continuous fog for a month. But it has passed, and you will also pass. Good luck, and be ready for the next blow of nature.
@@jamesjukebox3548 it's devastating twice in 6 months 😩😔
Coooool 🤗🤗🦒🧪🧪🥂🍫
I was just their
Lego man Who fell in the Lego city river bruh
what is this place? I live in Russia, in Ryazan. Ten years ago, our forests burned badly, and we lived in a continuous fog for a month. But it has passed, and you will also pass. Good luck, and be ready for the next blow of nature.
Expect another push of moisture almost weekly ... whadda' change in global atmospheric circulation, bummer.
A solution long-term is Mayan dig•n•fill for wet non-drying fields, loess/soils with clays that don't drain.
It needs a thin ballast rock & gravel layer below topsoil, Inca-style, to drain to the canals to dry out enough to get a crop to harvest.
To reduce runoff volume is working down from ridges to floodplain with manual micro-terracing to Inca terracing, so, has larger ballast drains to pond runoff & that inserts it into the groundwater system which delays it downstream.
Yet, that raises the watertable in creeks, affecting the Mayan style work lower down, so, needs a scoped hydrologic plan for each small watershed a best practice to then build the larger basin models.
This flooding will get worse.
Ymmv.
these ducks do not give a fu"#"k
Councils and town planning to blame. Sack the lazy good for nothing's. Their ever on sick, holidays annual leave or at lunch.
had the money spent for the last fifty years on imigrants instead been spent on keeping infrastructure in pace with need this would not now be a problem and britain would still be great
Satters exactly! I remember last badly flooding some people said they had to clean the rivers sedimentation but the government said it wold be very expensive. Seems every year it'll get worse...
Deliberate and disgusting. These poor people... ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
How awful for the people there.
Bible must fulfil. Even if you stop people from reading it!
A nice day in the UK.... For ducks
Kakva voda crvena boze sacuvaj
Stormy Daniels
.#zZz#.⚡⬇️⬆️💀 НАИЗЛУЧАЛИСЬ В КОД?!.💀⚡⚡⚡
this is normal this happends every year has done for 100s years