FLASH FLOODING IN TUCSON! - DESERT & DOWNTOWN - RUSHING WATER THROUGH RESIDENTIAL STREETS! - 7-26-22
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On chase day three of Tucson Chase, we saw something we had never seen before. We were able to get in front of two different flash floods! We captured the start of one near Vail, AZ, and one that rushed down the Tucson Metro neighborhood streets. Make sure to watch the whole thing so you don't miss any of the action!
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My favorite part about my home town! So many great memories. We used to ride down in metal tubs when the flood waters were white capping.
Me to I grew up In Tucson too!!
Keeping that desert alive. I love it. Stay safe Tucson. I'll be back in September
I drove through flowing water just like that @ 2:20 . I was in my 4x4 Toyota Landcruiser, and thought it was safe. Anyway, I shifted to 4-Wheel drive, and slammed the gas and headed straight towards the stream. As soon as I hit the water, my truck almost came to a stop. I could literally feel the water moving my truck sideways, mind you my truck weighs 4500 lbs! Came so close to bogging down, and engine dying, but I made it across! Thank God 🙏
Yeah, it’s never a good idea. I don’t recommend doing it as we do sometimes. Always better to turn around, don’t drown! Glad you made it through safely though.
@@stormrunnermedia Agreed 👍 It was when I was young and "invincible" lol, learned real quick that I am not. 😆
Be careful you can suck water into the engine intake as well and trash out the engine by going too fast.
I lived in Tucson for about 12 years and the monsoons arrival was so amazing and I can still remember the smells before during and after a deluge. Oh how I miss Tucson Great video Sir
Thank you for the kind words! Tucson is really something else during monsoon season
I lived there my whole life I now live in San Diego..and oh how I miss those moonsoon storms..It never rains in San Diego 😒
1982- 1998......."Desert dwellers rejoice it's the weekend on 96 Rock". Wish I would have never left. The smell of the desert after a good monsoon......like everything was washed clean. Gates Pass, backside of the Rincon's, Redington pass. "A" mountain catching on fire every year on fourth of July. I hear things have changed from old friends. I miss it so.
Being in The Old Pueblo, as bad as that looks, we NEED it badly!
I love watching monsoon storms coming in. Thanks for sharing.
build rock detention structures and slow down the water so it can soak in, soon you will see big changes
Tuscon and Phoenix has been getting pounded lately with severe storms! I saw on radar today there was even a Tornado possible with one storm a little bit to the west of Tuscon
Yep! We were on that. Video of yesterday’s and today chase will be up on the channel tomorrow!
RAIN....GLORIOUS RAIN....
WE NEED IT BADLY AND
BRINGS COOLER TEMPS...
THANKYOU JESUS ! 👍❤😁
@Wildlife Warrior Amen to that lol. We need to start tearing down those blds with the crosses. To get that lie out of their heads.
moved here from Ireland in 2011,love monsoon season
Arizona storm please come to California. Be safe and thank u for the video.
We could use a couple storms in western Riverside County. Been dry as a bone in Hemet.
Great video, stay safe out there tho
I was a power lineman in Tucson for eight years years in the 1980s I worked every storm because I was a troubleman I loved my job were Storm Soldiers Lightning was very destructive to our electric distribution
system Most of the residents of my remote area consider us linemen " Functional
Maniacs " Somebody has to restore power !
Do not EVER EVER approach downed power lines EVER !!
I live here, if you see the water is over the road turn around, don’t drown! There are water rescues every year during monsoon season!
I can't help but wonder how much money Tucson makes yearly with the "Stupid Motorist Law" in place. When I first moved here (from southern Florida); I made the mistake of trying to cross one of these washes in a ford escort. I got about halfway through when I felt the back tires start to move; I floored it, and got across safely. Well, I can tell you for certain I never did that again.
This happens every year during the Monsoon's and every year without fail people drive into this mess,get stuck and want to be helped out ,just plain stupid !!!
That’s why we have the ultimate chase truck so we don’t get stuck!
True. I will also add that every year thousands of motorists safely cross washes flowing across the road. More of a calculated risk than "plain stupid" in most cases. Haha
Hence the AZ Stupid Motorists Law…you need to be rescued, you pay for it
Y'all need it too
Thank you 🙏 great job video
wonderful video!
If you anchored a slueth in the middle of the dry bed would you catch gold ?
I live in Vail and this monsoon season has been CRAZY! My son had to turn around at this washout and try to find another way home.
Gran video 👍👍
That’s monsoon season for you if you’re lucky and live in town you don’t have to worry about avoiding the washes when they’re full… sweep your legs right out from underneath you from the strength and speed of the water
It is crazy people don’t have experience with this stuff for Tucson it’s just a yearly inconvenience lol
I think this is the most rain I’ve seen here in Tucson in 10 years and I love it but I don’t like the mosquitoes
That’s Alvernon. It used to be a wash before they paved it.
I can remember seeing people "tube" the intersection of Grant and Alvernon back in the late '60's. I lived north of Grant and worked on Pima and during the monsoons, Alvernon was at least 3 feet deep and running hard.
Wonder if it’s the same one flash flooding right at this very moment 😳 can’t remember which wash but I got an emergency warning with all the info! It’s dark so hope everyone stays safe ♥️
Also, awesome footage my man ♥️ about to check out your other videos lol
Nope! This was almost 3 weeks ago now.
@@thedouglaspodcast thank you! We appreciate all the support :)
U grab a line. And I'll grab a pole. And fish for sand trout.🤠
Cool footage. Might I recommend practicing holding your camera steady and panning slower with a wider angle... Thanks!
Look out for that box that looks like a boulder!....look out!
lol
When mother earth cry's. We all 😢.
We collect our rain water to water our plants with
Tucson is the Mecca of Misery
Filling all the rain barrels!
What road in Tucson was that ? The 1st one .
That was actually in Vail, AZ. Not sure what road though, sorry.
It's a box Bub.
Tucson keeps adding people and the sprawl of new suburban homes continues in the desert. What is wrong here? We all - everywhere - must get serious about urban planning.
The country and the world need less people. If we continue on this road, there will be starvation ahead for many people.
With the current crop of Pima County ( Stupidvisors ) in place urban planning will never happen .
The title is misleading in that there is water in the streets but there are no houses being damaged and when the water recedes life is back to normal.
Nowhere in the title does it say damage to homes. It states that there was flowing water through neighborhoods, which there was. Cars reportedly had water damage as well.
Tucson is running out of drinking water, why not capture the monsoon waters? It will need to happen soon.
Where do you think that the water goes as it runs into the desert? It goes back into the aquifer .
What road in Tucson is this?
im not entirely sure, sorry!
The Red Roof Inn in the video is at 1300 E Stone Ave, Tucson, AZ 85705.
There isn't that much rain
Hold your camera more stable and pan slower. The jerky movements make your videos hard to watch. Thanks for sharing though!
We’ve been trying to get better at that, more difficult than it seems being in the moment, but thanks for the advice!
Get a good microphone with a wind screen filter.
We will once we can afford it :)
Like the Days of noah unexpectedly storms
No narration here
piece of cake. Roads were built on purpose to funnel water. Grate system is newer. In 1983 the santa cruz,, rillito, and pantano were full to the rim. Imagine that . can't come into town, can't leave. Bridges were closed or lost. Speedway over santa cruz "crap creek" was open. I stood on it and every car that went over made the bridge sway and shake. Spooky
Im going to copy a comment here that I left on a video about lake Mead in the US.
It applies the same to this and most other bad weather events for the last 20+ years.
Something even much more fascinating is why the people of this country and the whole world can't see that the LEADERS are causing all the crazy plasma/DEW's fires, droughts, floods and all manner of unnatural man-made weather INCLUDING drying up this and many other lakes.
Yes people they are using weather manipulation technology to intentionally dry up these resivors.
They could easily use the same technology to create moisture in the Colorado river systems but THEY DON'T.
Have you heard any mention of them e using rain making technology since this water emergency at the resivors began?
I haven't. Why don't ALL of you go to your Leaders and ask them to use it so we can fill these lakes back up.
It that easy. Tell them to stop creating all the other destructive weather too.
Really, look it up. They've had this technology for many years and have been using it in very destructive ways.
I suppose you also voted for Trump! What a daft statement to come up with! You really believe that? Poor person!
Plant trees
I’d like to see electric cars drive through that!
Stop panning so fast and zooming!
Thanks for the advice!
This is so sad
Climate Change affect efect.?
No it’s called rain and it happens sometimes.
This is such a sad thing that the state government cant save the water by diverting it into the desert , they do it in India . people in Arizona need to educate themselves .