8-21-2023 Palm Springs, CA-Drone Neighborhood buried in mud, I-10 closure, road washout
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Flash flooding in Palm Springs, CA causes mudflows to shut down I-10 and bury homes in thick mud. Indio, CA a road is washed out causing a massive waterfall. All shots by drone.
You guys are so much better than the "news" channels that are just recycling the same 5 video clips.
Why do you always have way better video of disasters than the regular media? Thank you awesome coverage as usual!
Why did people build there homes in a flood plain is a better question. I've seen it is AZ too. It's all good till that 100 year storm hits, then it's cow farts fault, not the imbeciles that built in a river bed.
Most of it is just different angles on the same scene.
The flooded streets are soiled with sewerage, leading to illnesses and death. 😢
@@delavan9141 Agreed. Too much of the road taken out from every angle.
Because the regular media always has an agenda. They want you to know only what THEY want you to know.
A lot of desert towns are built on ancient lake beds and when it rains a lot, it goes back to being a lake.
Yep..and property prices aren't cheap either. Builders don't care. They already have their money and ran.
Thanks for that info.
Also, the entire Valley sits on natural water wells. 💧 With every new house, comes more drilling and now, the Valley sits below Sea level. 🌊 At my house in Indio, I found Sea Shells 25 years ago. 🐚 That was then..... yikes!
I lived in 29 palms 🌴 years ago and yes a little rain can produce a creek are river in minutes. Moonsoon rain 🌧
I had a friend who lived in a development called Adobe Falls. And he wondered why it always flooded when we got a good rain...
Nicely done.... Always nice to see someone handle their drone professionally; having a sense of what to capture. Bravo!!!
What a great place to build homes! In the middle of a creek bed.
Well shot! Some excellent footage here. Just imagine - without drone cams and operators, we would never see visuals like this. Thank you for your work.
Thanks for the excellent drone video coverage.Hope that everyone is okay.💛
Superb - your drone footage is better than the mainstream media news coverage!
Drones
I've been asked by out of town visitors why there is a flood control channel running the length of the valley. This storm is precisely why. Unfortunately, because it's such a rare event, developers have slowly encroached onto the flood plain to build houses.
won't be a rare event any longer unfortunately.
the buyers are to blame also.
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@@jorejaha Yes. I see homes built in flood plains around Phoenix, and it just takes that 1 storm to get em and your not covered under normal home insurance for floods so people are out of luck many times.
There's probably 5-10% of this country living in these places (mostly not in the desert) so this is going to happen every year somewhere.
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You’ve had the best video coverage during the storm. I don’t know how you did it. Amazing. Nice job. I hope u got paid
Thanks for not playing music - especially not absurdly overdramatic songs like another channel is doing while covering this event.. Didn't have to slam 'mute'. Flash flooding speaks for itself..
Mother nature will always reclaim what is hers.
great drone shots...thank you
oh damn, didn't think it was "that" bad until I saw the mud up to the middle of the tires and the road washed out.
I love when Mother Nature humbles human beings.
Just get enough Karens to complain to the manager and act offended, it will fix itself.
That's my neighborhood! I am on lucky side of that line. Thank you for this!!!
Absolute mess. The weather has prevented me from going to work in Desert Hot Springs. The 10 freeway looks like a riverbed. I have co-workers who are stuck in their neighborhoods all over Palm Springs that the boss called off work for today. I'm sure the area around my workplace is even worse since it's surrounded by the desert sand.
Yeah I now that 100 year rain events are happening every 10 years
😀Palm springs shuts down roads when they get two rain drops😅🤣😀😃this was nothing😀😃
Desert hot springs can't get out either. I have a friend who lives in mission lakes CC and he is fine but roads out are closed
@@califdad4 😀62 should work😛if they want to go over to Palm Springs
@@kipincharge2833 did you even watch the video you are commenting on?
The built those Homes on the wash! Pure Greed.
reminder: this is the desert. nobody expects a storm would ever hit this area because it rarely rains out here.
The question is what moron bought a house in the middle of a wash?
That section of houses was built right into the wash. The builders got paid and they are off.
Prayers up 🙏
Thanks drone was very excellent and you always be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wow 😮
Thank you. Take care
Another great footage! Thank you LSM!👏👏
Impressive video. I guess one good thing about Palm Springs is that it will dry out quickly. What a mess though.
Keep it up Mother Nature! Great job! 👍👍👍
Praying 🙏
Shalom, love and blessings to all
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Where are all the people saying this was all fake or overhyped media?
To Mother Nature, 100 years is the blink on an eye. Unexpected to some!
Forecast: 32 million people in the way of life-threatening flooding. Death toll: 0 (Thank God) Defense rests.
Goes to show our brilliant “engineers” work and infrastructure are top notch
Not only is it a dry lake bed, but it’s at the base of a mountain. (Palm Springs Tram). Where do you think the water is going to go? I live in the high desert (15 fwy on the way to Vegas) and it amazes me that people build their homes in obvious washes. Mommy Nature doesn’t care about your sandbags and entitlement. She’s going where she wants to go so look out.
Mommy Nature! love it
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Awesome 👌
We lucked out being in San Diego "Mira Mesa" we were at the very tip of the outer edge of storm's eye. Rained all Sunday with just 2 hours around 3 to 5 pm we here felt the pouring down hard but it passed by as fast as it came. We ve had far worst than this storm but looking at youtube videos of other areas in So Cal, the damage is far much worst 100 fold..
I used to live in Kearney Mesa 50 years ago, so being on top of a flat hilltop does help. I remember a lot of my classmates at Stephen Watts Kearney High School lived in Mira Mesa because they hadn't built Mira Mesa high school yet. That's how new that neighborhood was. My graduating class was over 1200 students 50 years ago.
Heard it was founded by group of mystics ( WHY THEY HAVE THEM ASTROLOGY NAMES for some streets) and the land was super cheap due to area filled with 1000s of Ant hills as ANTS is our worst enemy here over other insects. @@DOUGLAS55ish
A thousand thumbs up.
Omg that’s so horrible. Stay strong. Prayers for everyone. I can’t imagine.
Absolutely amazing technology that a drone has. Wouldn't be able to see the real result just from a Cam on the sidelines! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome
The direct overhead shot is really nice.
Prayers
I’m 62 years old and have lived in SoCal my entire life. I have spent my whole life living part time in the Palm Springs area. While this is not insignificant it is not unusual by any means. The doom and gloom portrayal of this weather event was embarrassing for the MSM. What’s new?
Truly amazing amount of water 💦
The photography is excellent. Accolades!
This is wild. If this was the South neighbors and home owners would already be outside cleaning up this neighborhood.
I must be old, i am still impressed drones, flying cameras.
I think city planning needs to take into account for "100 year" weather anomaly's. Those hundred years ago aint these hundred years.
A one-in-hundred year flood can happen even in the following year.
😃🤣😅these roads flood when we get small rainstorms😛low income Desert Hot Springs gets cut off 😡but who cares right🤬Gene Autry and Indian Canyon are controlled by Palm springs
@@DeontjieA few years ago they had a 500 year flood in (I think) Palm Desert.
Probably have a 1000 year flood next year.
The last flood for my High Desert area was 5 July, 2014. This *just* missed us.
What a mess
glad there are no damages to homes there
Oh my goodness. I am so sorry.
Wow nice video... But shocking state of affairs 😢
I would never live in a place that's prone to flash floods or landslides. I feel bad for these people.
Never ever live near a wash, or have a lot that's been cut into a hill with those half retaining walls, those hills always come down, those washes are washes for a reason, stay safe... sad to see all those trusting new home owners get caught w this mud near a wash!
Any potential loss of life is terrible but what do you expect to happen when you build your home in a dry wash?
One has some reasonable expectation that when a plat is permitted, the developers will pay impact fees to upgrade flood infrastructure in the area around the platted development; the rest is up to the county or state. Thing is, flood channels are designed with microbursts in mind that cause _localized_ flooding, and most of the dams and channels that were built at the bottom of these canyons and arroyos can handle those -- NOT a once-in-84-years event like a tropical storm. Engineers can mitigate anything -- _with enough money._ And there's the rub.
😅old Whitewater river always floods with just small storms🙈🙊🙉sorry but we get winter storms that do down pours for a week😛in the desert😅85 degrees in Aug 😃😀🤣😅usually 110 😅😀💗love it😅same for my tree's
Looks like newer homes like the ones they just built in 1000 Palms/Indio area in the beginning. What road is that? Is that Jefferson, or is it the 1000 Palms road?
How I wish those rains were here in Texas, mud or not, in top of my neighborhood next to my house, please gods of the rains.
Wow watch out for displaced snakes 🐍 😳 yeah a little rain gos a long way there, but holy crap, its washed out 😮
Where’s Mayor Pete?
Can you get drone video of the reservoirs they built to catch all this water? 9/1/2023 "no relief in site to this historic drought".
Great video on your behalf.
There are no reservoirs south of I-10 and the cities. There are no reservoirs reservoirs north of the freeway ftom Palm Springs to Indio. Its either sheet flow or in the Whitewater Wash. In this video you see both.
It’s probably in the Salton Sea by now. That’s the “reservoir “.
I live in Cabazon and go to college in Palm Desert. I just hope the freeway reopens before next week when classes start or I'll have to drive through the mountains and will take me 2 hours just to get there.
Bernie, you're probably not the only student who has that commute; call the school (Dean of Students) explain your situation & get your reading assignments.
Perhaps if you mailed your professor some tapes, the lectures can be recorded for you.
Where there's a will there's a way!
OMFG...will somebody PLEASE think of the CHILDREN!!!! /s
Doesn’t look so bad. Did anyone have water enter their homes?
My friend in North Indio did. Big fancy home in an exclusive neighborhood.
@@1charlastar886 ugh. Other homes in the neighborhood suffer the same fate?
@@bwin3401I don't know yet. She is away on a trip out of state. A friend discovered the damage for her. There was a pic of children in the neighborhood floating on pool floaties in the street. It would have been worse if he had not pumped some of the pool water out into a drainage area. It was ready to overflow and flood the house. Friends in Palm Springs drained some water from their pool the day before the rain.
Is i10 still closed in both directions? I'm trying to drive from AZ to SF and trying to plan accordingly.
Not too shabby
Crazy patterns the flood has left behind
The "boat prow" on that subdivision indicates that they knew better and built anyway.
I live in this desert and there’s still tons of damage getting repaired
Does anyone know if i10 west is open from Coachella to Banning?
Awesome footage.
Now the owners of all those lawns I hope zeroscape, because that's some BS.
Wow! The deserts got socked. We get just steady rain, not that hard in San Diego
Past is prologue
They will be just fine not much to report this storm did not do much damage thank you Jesus!
Awesome.... It's going to be interesting to see the wildflower bloom.
I worked on the Maxims hotel/mall back in the 80s and it had a multilevel parking garage underground, it's probably looking like a swimming pool now.😮
Putin must be held accountable for this horrific flood.
I think some HOA dues are going to be going up big time as not city responsibility
How many times has poor Avenue 44 bitten the dust?
I wouldn't say that neighborhood was "buried in mud."
There was a bit of mud in the streets. This whole
storm was overplayed in the media.
To them it’s a lot. They will get their shoes muddied and they won’t be able to golf for days! 😭
Coastal OC did find. But Inland really took a beating. Very surprised.
the north-east side of any tropical system is where its strength (rain / wind) is at so exactly what one would expect
Who modeled the water drainage for this developer? Did they even model anything?
What drainage? Going from memory, there isn’t any.
Yesterday..."this is nothing it's just a little sprinkle" 🤣
Damn, that totally sucks
This is what happens when development occurs without proper planning for overload drainage. The streets turn into floodways. The solution is generally easy enough given smarter planning for infrastructure.
Grateful when we built our home on 2 acres of desert, we built a 2 foot foundation. We are had 6 " standing water and a 2 foot deep 3 foot wide trench the rain did to the driveway. We live on a gentle slopping hill, but the water collected a foot in the goats pens, the rest washed down into the neighbors garage.
What color do the falls at Palm springs usually run when it is not all muddy? 0:56 Clear water or greenish blue?
When the Whitewater is running normal, it’s crystal clear from the mountains
Hope there weren't too many electric cars there
I hope there were
Hi, is that snow on the mountains ?
😳
I predicted that the coast would be fine mostly due to better drainage infrastructure but the inland low elevation areas would flood.
What happens when developers build in a dry riverbed. How did Yuma do?
looks like caltrans didn't use the 100 year flood models on this road project.
Pretty crazy.
Nice drone shots help put this in prospective, Mavic airframe
What model of drone are you using?
The insurance companies know what's coming. And have for a while. Hence, not renewing home owner's policies in California.
Thanks for the comedy show.
The road with the water flowing over it, looks like it is washed out underneath the asphalt top, and the culvert pipe is useless.
I’m trying hard to CSI the waterfall road in Indio but you don’t capture enough hints.
New Niagra Mud Falls!!
Wow. That is frighful.
The important thing is that everyone gets their COVID vaccine in preparation for hurricane season.
Quick, where's Drone RemoteID when you need it? The nerve of a drone flying around capturing storm damage, peeping into everyone's windows! Ahhhh the humanity!
I wonder if it would be a good idea to build a house with old faithful being in my front yard as a decorative fountain 🤔
Wonder how the Coachella fields fared? They have a huge concert with Metallica & AC/DC in October.
The developers actually did a great job with that neighborhood.
Could have been way worse with the mud.
If it was a great job the water would be gone shortly after the rain stopped and there would be no mud.
You have very low standards. Eh, it's only mud. The house is still standing so It's all good :)