Flash Flood Warnings in place across North Texas as rain causes high water on roads
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2022
- Rains are still coming down across Dallas-Fort Worth, with the highest totals in eastern Dallas County and pools forming on roads throughout the region.
The City of Balch Springs is reporting upwards of 10 inches of overnight rain.
Already, we've passed some significant records thanks to this rainfall:
- This is the second consecutive day in which we've seen record daily rainfall at DFW Airport
- These rains have already made August 2022 the second-wettest August on record
- These rains have made August 2022 the wettest month DFW has seen on record since October 2019
- The rains represent the second-highest rain total we've seen on record in a 24-hour period, with the 9.02 inches reported second only to the all-time high of 9.57 inches seen in September 4 and 5 of 1932
Here's the latest forecast for the Dallas-Fort Worth area: www.wfaa.com/article/weather/...
Here's the latest on the impacts the rain and flooding are having across North Texas: www.wfaa.com/article/weather/...
Here is a collection of photos surveying the damage across DFW: www.wfaa.com/article/weather/...
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All that drought water evaporated into the air has to come down somewhere
Geo engineering at its finest
Here in southern Idaho we just broke the all time record for hundred degree days in a month.
Wishing all the affected the best.
i'm pretty sure there were higher temperatures a long, long time ago, bud. it's called Earth and if you were pro-science, you'd know that Idaho used to be a nuclear ball of fire some 10,000F+ in temperature
Looks like roads aren't just "difficult to traverse", they are impassable!!!
And then Winter and the cold are coming
A taste of Houston in Dallas.
Sad... I'm thankful there are people rescuing others.
People in Dallas drive so fast
It seems like every drought ends with a flood.
right, not regular rains but floods that's the new norm
How come everybody get drenched in flood waters? Give us some in California! Southern California!
Yall prayed to hard for rain
They all were praying, and burning their science books,... kind of inevitable
The soil might come down like sinke holes or avalanche in all this places
why are people on the road they know its flooding
There was no warning of this much rain so quickly. They are called flash floods for a reason. It happens in seconds.
@@rantanamo Wut? They predicted 12-14 inches DAYS ago. This happens in the SAME spots every time. These people just 'don't think it's going to happen to them', so they just barrel on into it. You may not know this, but there is an app on your phone called a WEATHER RADAR. Use it!
@@philiplang9921 Its called weather it happens
@@philiplang9921 eh, did u see uvalde texas? the police didnt do anything. what u expect?
Both r beautiful ❤💘
Here in south-central KY we can relate. Eastern KY floods were murderous and peoples across the Commonwealth are providing aid to the victims. More to the point, my daughter’s home is near Dallas. What a mess.
Terribel🙏
Expanding I-35 but still can’t solve our flood issues
They will only make them worse.
Drought has been the existence for years in Texas and I don't even live in my home state. However, 50% or more of my relatives among the living and not from Rosenberg to Dallas. One of my most sacred places to visit besides Johnson City, Fredericksburg, and my home town San Antonio was the below ground botanical garden. Close for years. But as ignorant as State officials are had they considered ground water replenishment with previous long range inductions this was coming and will repeat would have considered it. I hope they do something in the coming years. I wonder what state rivers are in with this... Neches, Sabine, San Jacinto, Pecos, Nueces, Guadalupe, and especially the San Antonio. Why because the Constant Level Lakes at the head in the Hill Country Granite Shoals Marble Falls may be dumping into the San Antonio...
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LET'S see what the governor of Texas does for the PEOPLE NOW 🤔💭❔
US 🇺🇸 Corporate TAX Accountability.
Infrastructure Investment
They got what they asked for
not like that though lol
the rain in 1000 years...and it is abbott the cukoo head and a snow in every 1000 years
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So Texas are you still in DENIAL about Climate Change? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
you believe in something that hasn't been proven? that makes you a religious zealot
Ted Cruz left to safer grounds.
It's like all the Liquor Liquor stores Restaurant's and Bar's have sold and Texans consumed in Hx we're returned through The RAIN 🏜️🌡️🏞️ , 🌳☔🪣☔🌌🪣🗻.