Three most RAGING flash floods in Sabino, Canada del Oro, Cienega Creeks, Arizona!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- Reed Timmer chases the Tucson area to see three huge monsoon flash floods. He sees them at Sabino Canyon, Canada del Oro, and Cienaga Wash. David Rankin and Jaden Pappenheim lend a big hand.
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00:00 - Intro / Sabino Canyon Flash Flood
01:27 - Canada del Oro
01:42 - Starting Cienaga Chase / Preparing
03:48 - Cienaga begins to build
05:25 - Cienage goes BIG at night
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Never Stop Chasing.
The smell is called Petrichor - its a combination of oils from the trees, shrubs, grasses and soil mixed with Creosote, Mesquite and a whole mess of other plants in the desert Southwest.
Thanks again for the Arizona coverage!
👏 👏 👏 Awesome footage! Thank you and crew! Stay blessed 🙌
Great footage and coverage of this water rising. Very well done. I like the music. :)
Another piece of amazing footage. Thank you Reed and Crew! Be safe out there ❤🤘
Great job guys. Love the information boxes. My girls love reading and learning from you.
Sabino is a killer dry bed - several deaths over the years. I’ve been caught by a flash flood on the TOP of Mt Lemmon at about 9000 ft. Dry creek went from dry to knee deep in 15 minutes. Two days after this, two hikers were killed in Sabino.
Glad you were safe.
Just a suggestion, could you please leave the cards ( or whatever you call them) up a little bit longer. I have to pause just to make sure I can read the whole thing.
Reed I miss watching your videos and I know I’m a kid but your helping me learn what the dangers of life can be for my future 👍👍
I love Tucson, we moved this past April and saw how high the water became at the River walk, there wasn't any water in it the day before.
Yes Reed, can't believe what I'm seeing in India & Pakistan. Great info, great videos, excellent coverage of nature's force👍😃
Thankyou Reed, I'll be watching❤
I couldn't believe the nocturnal flood footage you got in the desert, you have definately opened my eyes to how dangerous and unpredictable they can be, the water came in so quickly. Wow
Thank YOU! One of the floods featured in this video did not arrive until after dark
@@ReedTimmerWx you aced it, Great Video, as always! Thanks for sharing
Mother nature doing her thing.
Thanks for the education and sights!
Yo, Reed! I’ve been a huge fan of your storm chasing for a while now, and it’s extremely entertaining. Thanks for the amazing content!
I live due south of Sabino canyon, we seem to have good drainage where I live...
Great footage and info.
I had a home that looked over the Canada del Oro right off La Cholla. Saw two amazing flash floods while there. The desert is truly magical. Love the scent of creosote..
Great job as always.
We are north of Tucson and missed the rain!!
Thanks for the beautiful 4K coverage @Reed Timmer!
Love your vids, but you know drones are not allowed in Sabino Canyon and you apparently flew knowing there was a helo operating in the area. You have your Part 107, right?
Arizona needs to build sand dams in the washes to replenish the ground water.
Love your videos. I can rarely join the live streams though because I am working but I do watch the replays.
Ride the front edge on a paddle board. Some ppl surf the Amazon river floods for miles.
Hey reed timmer you are the king of storm chasers with dom 1 2 3😎👍🌪🌪
Hoping to get all three out on the road again one day
Awesome video- thank you for sharing it!
They could use gully repair, bonds, check dams, etc to lessen flooding effects
3:01 He's wrong about flooding. Very little water penetrates dried out soil, even if it has received a few days rain. The soil has compacted and only a tiny amount of water has infiltrated the surface. It's that the plant matter is now hydrated and less water is used up to hydrate plant. Now more ends up as soil surface water...
yah we know
Old debris is better description than ancient
That’s fair
Awesome Reed! I'm in the LIVESTREAM but strangely cannot find anywhere to put in a comment in chat🤷 So Hey😃
WOW!
Hi!! Reed 👋🏽
what would the speed of the water flow would be in kmh?
Likely close to 20-30 km/hr in this steep basin
Hey Reed, I just wanted to ask...
I know you did advising work for the film “into the storm” and that the Dominators had a direct roll in influencing the “Titus”.
Just wondering and no offense or anything, but was the Titus specifically designed badly _(nothing to protect the underside from winds, bad suspension, etc...)_ for movie and the final tornado scene sake?
Thanks!
I actually had no role in any of these movies! They just rolled them out. I was not an adviser, consultant or anything haha
@@ReedTimmerWx oh LMAO
Woooo!!!😆😆❤️💖❤️💖 💜💙❤️💖💙💜🙌
They needed water right?
How much of the water actually makes it to the Gila anymore? A bunch of the water going into the Santa Cruz is diverted for agriculture usage, right?
It’s Tucson….
Sure is
Great footage but terrible 'subtitles' flash too fast to read...
Yes we have had a lot of negative feedback from the slower readers out there
@@ReedTimmerWx Easy to hit the pause! works fine for me! 😂
Too bad that water can't go into the ground water.
Brutto
burrito
All systems NORMAL .
yawn
You need to quit being in a rush when putting these videos together. Your not chasing a storm . Put more time for your watchers to read your bullit points. Can’t be stopping rewinding, or pausing just to see your videos. Not fun at all.
Sure few can... grow up.
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