This is the video the National Park Committee should have used when they announced the closing of the park. It would have made their action understood beyond any doubt to even those visitors who reserved overnight vacations from all corners of the globe. I don't know how long it will be closed but it was the right thing to do!. Beautiful photography ! Thank you!
The helicopter's birds eye view of the roads washed out was clear enough for us. We were planning to visit June 30th. Perhaps next year. This is a stunning video. Well composed and grateful for the clear labeling.
I had a wonderful time Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday last week. surreal to see the road washed out that I was just on when we went out for lunch on the Northgate.
@@user-ct5jw9pg8n They weren't really showing much as first so I think some people didn't understand how bad it really was. No one here was complaining about their vacation being ruined. 🤷
Wow! Mother nature is speaking loud and clear. Even though she's closed Yellowstone, there's still a beauty to watching her work. Your video captured a beautiful power that only she can give. May every life be safe and may Yellowstone open again afresh and renewed. 🙏
@@ccenda3109 this isn't man-made weather every year is different some are dry some are wet but it happens tornadoes happen hurricanes happen it is the weather of the planet we live on there is no one controlling it and you think there is a weather controlling machine you're probably one of those flat earthers too
I',m from North Dakota. IN 2021, we had a really bad drought, everything drying up. Then this year, completely opposite, drought is gone. Even though flooding is bad and that roads were washed out there, I think having too much water is far better than too little. All that water will replenish ground water, get things greening up again and lower fire danger. Too bad the southwest can't get flows like that.
@@tomlorenzen4062 most forest anymore are. And that's coming from a wildland firefighter. I dont care anymore if they fire me, the corruption is out of control
I am very happy and THANKFUL that the area is getting the amount of water that it is. We need it. This water will greatly help western Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
@@kathyp1563 Not saying this freak amount of rain isn't terrible for those hit by the high water. But the drought is a much worse, slow motion disaster.
According to my brother in Paradise Valley, who is safe, this flooding is doubly harmful in that the rain has melted lots of snow that would have provided a longer level of slightly above average flows going into the summer, and yes, I think most of the flooding is on the east side of the divide and won’t help the farmers in Idaho or points south.
Camped all over Yellowstone and mother nature had its day, but all will be anew when they repair the roads, etc. The western U.S needed rain and this will be shared with other states too via the river systems. Nothing like Yellowstone. We in Alabama are usually blessed with the Gulf Stream weather, so yes thank God we get rain often and do not usually have the huge forest fires they have in the western states. Nothing like waking up to a 2,000 pound Elk walking past your camper followed by a few huge bears looking for a meal, as they brush up against your camper door! Yellowstone is something most should put on their bucket list if you love nature!
@@michellegarry1872 it's very easy to enjoy Yellowstone and be safe. Camping isn't necessary to see the park and the wildlife. So much can be seen from the road. Follow the park rules and you'll have no problem.
My wife and I were there two weeks ago and the best time of our lives! What beautiful land I am still struggling to describe the beauty of this part of the country. So to hear of the flooding but the lake levels were low.
Thank you for posting this - These are some of the areas I was interested in seeing - besides Biscuit Basin, down near the Lone Star Geyser and Kepler Cascades and Spring Creek coming off Isa Lake.
UPDATE ! ! ! The southern loop of Yellowstone NP opened up today, Wednesday June 22nd, at 8:00 a.m. MST. They hope to have the upper loop open in a couple of weeks. When they do open the upper loop, no driving past Mammoth Hot Springs north, nor driving past Tower Junction going east. I haven't heard about Roosevelt Lodge opening, yet it is the smallest location and usually opens for lodging/food last. If you haven't tried the restaurant there, you ought to do it at least once. They are famous for BBQ ribs and their famous beans!!!
@@sunflowers730 as I watched more videos and saw the damage to the roads and bridges, I don’t see how the roads can be opened. I would imagine that even if they are able to open some of them, the traffic would be too backed up. I guess it’s on to plan B.
There is no way the roads can be repaired in a month! There are places where there is no road left. I don’t think it’ll open for the rest of the summer. We live within 100 miles of the west entrance where we’ve never seen anything like this. It’s easy to say how beautiful it is, but there are towns downstream from the Park that are being washed away.
The entire park is currently closed and all guests have been/are being evacuated, don’t expect anything to be open anytime soon as they have to evaluate the damage all across the park.
We were there this time last year my grandson worked for the summer there . He enjoyed it but did not go back this Summer . I am so Happy he decided not to go back this summer. It’s such a beautiful place I’m very happy we got to see it before this Catastrophe flooding . Sad
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NPS did the right thing. This is downright dangerous !! I could see some reckless person taking a selfie and well, you know what happens next. Great video !!
Those Video Images are Gorgeous. Mother Nature is so Unpredictable nowadays. Drought here in California. I still remember my stay at the Grand Teton Lodge, years ago and 🐎 back riding in the Forest. Your Channel is very Calming and Terrific Video Journalism.
Hey all, please stop in Livingston on your way to and from the park. We have museums, great restaurants, a lovely downtown with great shopping, walk along the riverbank of the Yellowstone at Sacajawea Park, do some fly fishing, go golfing along the river, we have quality thrift stores, too. July 2-4 is the Annual Rodeo! Complete with a parade downtown on the 2nd (at 3 p.m.), and fireworks after the rodeo each night. Farmer's Market each Wednesday evening complete with live entertainment, at the Band Shell next to the Civic Center. :-) Go down to Chico Hot Springs in the valley; they have all sorts of activities as well a a thermal Olympic sized swimming pool. Folks can get to Gardiner now, too! Soon the river rafting will start. Lots of nice motels, souvenir shopping (no sales tax!), shopping galore, camping, and more!
This is a fantastic video. I'd love to see video of some of the other major waterfalls in the park. Or also what the fire hole looks like as it's going through the Upper Geyser Basin.
My folks are sitting in a condo in West Yellowstone trying to figure out what has happened to the week. I wish there were more information about what to expect the next few days.
Nature doesn't always share it's plan. I know it's disappointing. Especially for those who have always dreamed of going to Yellowstone and now this. But the beauty in that part of the country isn't just contained within the borders of Yellowstone.
PTL. No casualties True testimony that we really don’t have control over everything. My parents worked at Yellowstone for 20 years. We have many memories in Mammoth and Gardiner. Love to all who are hurting.
California could show you some of that water. We got two damn many people and not enough water and they keep mowing down more damn hillsides to put more concrete boxes. We screwed up.
No. The Yellowstone and its tributaries flow into the Missouri River. The major rivers of southwestern Montana, the Madison, Gallatin, and Jefferson, come together at Three Forks to form the headwaters of the Missouri River. These rivers are all east of the Continental Divide, going into the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, and don't get anywhere near the Colorado River or Lake Mead/Lake Powell. All of this floodwater will eventually end up in the Gulf of Mexico.
I've been looking at before pictures and the rivers have lots of logs and deadheads. My guess this flood will clean the rivers lots. But still hard to deal with. I'd also like to know if any flood waters have covered the hot springs? And what happens when cold hits hot water?
@@TatteredToys To hard to try to explain. I understand the rivers are clean. I was just asking about the deadhead logs and such. I also wonder are the fish washed away or do they know a safe zone? Crazy questions I know.
Nope, just went out and shot a few of the spots around here on my iPhone. Thanks. Please considering helping out the folks in Red Lodge and Gardiner when opportunities exist to do so. Thank you!
Perhaps this is nature’s way of getting humans out of the area for awhile allowing the area to recover and rejuvenate. Fire and floods are messages if we could only read them.
We know what that is like here Downunder... we had a years worth of rain in 4 days recently! yes.. you read it right, ruined all the crops, houses, cars, everything under water... comes fast and furious.
Ps the roads I hear are decaying badly in the park do to high heat and the ground is heating up do to the volcanoe it sits on . Been looking at the reports and photos and I've never seen the park so dry .
@@feddymacfedderman They closed the park and are evacuating everyone out. He was in the least affected part of the park before they closed all the entrances. It's national news -- Think people!
@@feddymacfedderman There are still people in the park, they just closed all access. Did you think all the people who were visiting the park when the flood hit are not still being evacuated? All access is closed...
I’m a park veteran. That footage is simply unbelievable. Wow.
This is the video the National Park Committee should have used when they announced the closing of the park. It would have made their action understood beyond any doubt to even those visitors who reserved overnight vacations from all corners of the globe. I don't know how long it will be closed but it was the right thing to do!. Beautiful photography ! Thank you!
The helicopter's birds eye view of the roads washed out was clear enough for us. We were planning to visit June 30th. Perhaps next year.
This is a stunning video. Well composed and grateful for the clear labeling.
I had a wonderful time Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday last week. surreal to see the road washed out that I was just on when we went out for lunch on the Northgate.
A few less Chinese in our state for a few days, not a bad thing.
Absolutely right 👍
@@user-ct5jw9pg8n They weren't really showing much as first so I think some people didn't understand how bad it really was. No one here was complaining about their vacation being ruined. 🤷
Wow! Mother nature is speaking loud and clear. Even though she's closed Yellowstone, there's still a beauty to watching her work. Your video captured a beautiful power that only she can give. May every life be safe and may Yellowstone open again afresh and renewed. 🙏
Bro relax… this was man made weather nothing natural about this smh
@@ccenda3109 this isn't man-made weather every year is different some are dry some are wet but it happens tornadoes happen hurricanes happen it is the weather of the planet we live on there is no one controlling it and you think there is a weather controlling machine you're probably one of those flat earthers too
@@ccenda3109 explain how it's man made
@@ccenda3109 man made? How so, please explain.
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I',m from North Dakota. IN 2021, we had a really bad drought, everything drying up. Then this year, completely opposite, drought is gone. Even though flooding is bad and that roads were washed out there, I think having too much water is far better than too little. All that water will replenish ground water, get things greening up again and lower fire danger. Too bad the southwest can't get flows like that.
Flagstaff is on fire too 😣
I completely agree with you.
I was in Minot
@@joshuawest5967 fires in New Mexico all man made
@@tomlorenzen4062 most forest anymore are. And that's coming from a wildland firefighter.
I dont care anymore if they fire me, the corruption is out of control
This is what I came to youtube for when looking for flooding footage, NOT all the news agency clips!
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@@stevenhenry4227 No complaints my friend.
I am very happy and THANKFUL that the area is getting the amount of water that it is. We need it. This water will greatly help western Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
Um, you know people's homes are under water, right?
@@kathyp1563 Not saying this freak amount of rain isn't terrible for those hit by the high water. But the drought is a much worse, slow motion disaster.
This flooding is on the east side of the continental divide. The flooding waters are flowing into the Missouri river basin, not going west.
According to my brother in Paradise Valley, who is safe, this flooding is doubly harmful in that the rain has melted lots of snow that would have provided a longer level of slightly above average flows going into the summer, and yes, I think most of the flooding is on the east side of the divide and won’t help the farmers in Idaho or points south.
We got plenty in California as well. No flooding but enough for me to stay home another week before heading out on a month long road trip.
The wonders of a living planet, it gives us life and along the way, it takes lives and livelihoods. Impressive footage, thanks for posting!
Best Footage of it I've seen so far. The regular news is just pathetic. I want citizen footage. Thanks man.
Fantastic footage! You really captured the beauty of the area and the sad devastation. Thanks for sharing!
This is great footage. My family are in Red Lodge, Absarokee, and the Livingston area. They’re all dry, thank heaven!
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@@stevenhenry4227 I am dry, thank the Lord! You?
Camped all over Yellowstone and mother nature had its day, but all will be anew when they repair the roads, etc. The western U.S needed rain and this will be shared with other states too via the river systems. Nothing like Yellowstone. We in Alabama are usually blessed with the Gulf Stream weather, so yes thank God we get rain often and do not usually have the huge forest fires they have in the western states. Nothing like waking up to a 2,000 pound Elk walking past your camper followed by a few huge bears looking for a meal, as they brush up against your camper door! Yellowstone is something most should put on their bucket list if you love nature!
And that’s exactly why I have zero plans to EVER visit Yellowstone. That bear thing. The videos are good enough for me.
@@michellegarry1872 😂 same here🥴
@@michellegarry1872 it's very easy to enjoy Yellowstone and be safe. Camping isn't necessary to see the park and the wildlife. So much can be seen from the road. Follow the park rules and you'll have no problem.
Beautiful video. The awe inspiring, destructive power of water doing what it does best. Carving and creating the landscape we love 💛💛
Beautiful photography, thanks
amazing footage and beautiful
My wife and I were there two weeks ago and the best time of our lives! What beautiful land I am still struggling to describe the beauty of this part of the country. So to hear of the flooding but the lake levels were low.
True beauty is in Glacier.
@@jujubeane8334 beauty is there too
@@jujubeane8334 Glacier is amazing…but Yellowstone’s beauty is unmatched
It definitely beggars a question.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for posting this - These are some of the areas I was interested in seeing - besides Biscuit Basin, down near the Lone Star Geyser and Kepler Cascades and Spring Creek coming off Isa Lake.
UPDATE ! ! !
The southern loop of Yellowstone NP opened up today, Wednesday June 22nd, at 8:00 a.m. MST. They hope to have the upper loop open in a couple of weeks. When they do open the upper loop, no driving past Mammoth Hot Springs north, nor driving past Tower Junction going east. I haven't heard about Roosevelt Lodge opening, yet it is the smallest location and usually opens for lodging/food last. If you haven't tried the restaurant there, you ought to do it at least once. They are famous for BBQ ribs and their famous beans!!!
Thank you for the video. I’m planning to visit in about a month. Now I know to actively watch the weather in that area.
From what they're saying it may not be open again in a month
@@sunflowers730 as I watched more videos and saw the damage to the roads and bridges, I don’t see how the roads can be opened. I would imagine that even if they are able to open some of them, the traffic would be too backed up. I guess it’s on to plan B.
There is no way the roads can be repaired in a month! There are places where there is no road left. I don’t think it’ll open for the rest of the summer. We live within 100 miles of the west entrance where we’ve never seen anything like this. It’s easy to say how beautiful it is, but there are towns downstream from the Park that are being washed away.
Have fun taking photos of the closed gates
The entire park is currently closed and all guests have been/are being evacuated, don’t expect anything to be open anytime soon as they have to evaluate the damage all across the park.
Wow thanks for sharing
We were there 3 weeks ago. What an incredible amount of water. Please be safe and prayers for everyone there now.
As were we…feel so badly for those who cant enjoy this national treasure for this event.
much be nice to love close and take time off work
@@johnbrown5787 we drove over 1000 mi each way to visit Yellowstone. (we purchased gasoline to do so!)
We were there this time last year my grandson worked for the summer there . He enjoyed it but did not go back this Summer . I am so Happy he decided not to go back this summer. It’s such a beautiful place I’m very happy we got to see it before this Catastrophe flooding . Sad
Yellowstone National Park has some of the nicest, natural flooding videos in the United States.
Swept the visitors straight out of the park, now the place is at peace.
@@johnbockelie3899 have you ever been? It's truly breathtaking. Fortunately I went when there weren't crowds and it was wonderful.
Is this ALL from an over abundance of rain?
Sorry only learned of this a few hours ago. 😕😕
Beautiful footage! Brings me back there!💖
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Amazing footage, displaying Mother Nature will ultimately have her way.
Excellent shots showing some different areas - video is crystal clear. Thanks for sharing. Jesus Christ same yester today and
today and forever. He paid the price for you by taking the punishment for your sins. The unseen enemy uses many ways to cause people to be confused and apathetic. Ask God now to show you what doubts are holding you back - accept Him as savior and let Him be Lord of your life.
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@@stevenhenry4227 Dealing with life the best we can, our 4 kitties are a wonderful blessing and working with my hands is so gratifying.
Yeah we've been getting pounded up here in Montana God we had some systems roll through last night that it just turned the streets to streams
That's beautiful....exactly the way it should be when it wants to be.
NPS did the right thing. This is downright dangerous !! I could see some reckless person taking a selfie and well, you know what happens next. Great video !!
Wild. Was there last summer, everything was parched.
Hope everyone gets through it all without harm.....Be safe...
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Central Oregon Our Temps this morning were 34° with Snow Flurries possible, and it's June!
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Those Video Images are Gorgeous. Mother Nature is so Unpredictable nowadays. Drought here in California. I still remember my stay at the Grand Teton Lodge, years ago and 🐎 back riding in the Forest. Your Channel is very Calming and Terrific Video Journalism.
Mother Nature always been unpredictable, not just nowadays.
@@raven5454 Yes. Obviously there is a lot more of this Freak Weather Happening Lately in my opinion it might not be your opinion 😉.
@@lorettagallagher Mother Nature has always been unpredictable, I'm not wrong. No need to feel some type of defensive way wink wink
What a beautiful place! Hope everyone stays safe!
This is a good cleansing of that river, change is good. Mother Earth has spoken, let's change it up a bit.
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Hey Hey Boo Boo let's get us some picnic Baskets but Yogi they are all floating away! Wow great Video 👍
Hey all, please stop in Livingston on your way to and from the park. We have museums, great restaurants, a lovely downtown with great shopping, walk along the riverbank of the Yellowstone at Sacajawea Park, do some fly fishing, go golfing along the river, we have quality thrift stores, too. July 2-4 is the Annual Rodeo! Complete with a parade downtown on the 2nd (at 3 p.m.), and fireworks after the rodeo each night. Farmer's Market each Wednesday evening complete with live entertainment, at the Band Shell next to the Civic Center. :-)
Go down to Chico Hot Springs in the valley; they have all sorts of activities as well a a thermal Olympic sized swimming pool.
Folks can get to Gardiner now, too! Soon the river rafting will start. Lots of nice motels, souvenir shopping (no sales tax!), shopping galore, camping, and more!
Gotta admit the flooding makes for Beautiful photos
This is a fantastic video. I'd love to see video of some of the other major waterfalls in the park. Or also what the fire hole looks like as it's going through the Upper Geyser Basin.
Super footage, thanks for sharing.
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@@stevenhenry4227 Great, you?
My folks are sitting in a condo in West Yellowstone trying to figure out what has happened to the week. I wish there were more information about what to expect the next few days.
Expect to go home........from what the park service is saying. The entire park is closed until further notice.
Many roads have been washed out, I think the roads to the east entrance were especially hard hit.
Nature doesn't always share it's plan. I know it's disappointing. Especially for those who have always dreamed of going to Yellowstone and now this. But the beauty in that part of the country isn't just contained within the borders of Yellowstone.
aww rich people vacation ruined.😅
why not go to Grand Teton or some of the beautiful parks in Utah
Nice capture’s thank you
A lot of water.. far better than too little water.. and doesn’t look like there is any damage happening that won’t recover in a season or two.
I was so lucky went to Yellowstone National Park on weekend of June 4th 5th 6th and pass by Montana too
Were you able to get out of the park alright?
How are the roads coming out of Yellowstone to the town of West Yellowstone???
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@@stevenhenry4227 I’m doing great working at the Fire Department this weekend!!!
How long has it been since all those lakes n rivers n creeks have been full? Love love all that water.
Wow some great shots man!! Beautiful but dangerous for sure!!
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@@stevenhenry4227 doing just fine thank you!
Thanks for sharing...We get raging waters in our small street often. Looks like a raging river also when it gets close to flooding
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We’re these pics after the 3” rainfall or before?
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PTL. No casualties True testimony that we really don’t have control over everything. My parents worked at Yellowstone for 20 years. We have many memories in Mammoth and Gardiner. Love to all who are hurting.
Does anyone know where all of this water will end up? hopefully in the Colorado River?
"When the Rain Washes You Clean"~
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As long as no one get hurt it’s good to see nature replenishing.
California could show you some of that water. We got two damn many people and not enough water and they keep mowing down more damn hillsides to put more concrete boxes. We screwed up.
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Would be nice to know, whats standard waterfalls/lakes, and what is actual flooding/flash floods!
Does that water go to the Colorado River and Lake Powell/Lake Mead? I hope so!
Looks like it goes to the Missouri River.
I believe it goes to the Missouri/Mississippi and to the Snake/Columbia rivers
It goes into the wetlands for the Suckerfish. Humans bad!!!
Hope so too. Lake Mead needs it.
No, it's going to the Missouri river basin.
No. The Yellowstone and its tributaries flow into the Missouri River. The major rivers of southwestern Montana, the Madison, Gallatin, and Jefferson, come together at Three Forks to form the headwaters of the Missouri River. These rivers are all east of the Continental Divide, going into the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, and don't get anywhere near the Colorado River or Lake Mead/Lake Powell. All of this floodwater will eventually end up in the Gulf of Mexico.
Great footage. Thanks for posting.
Will any of this water make it to the Colorado River?
Gorgeous, nature will always take it back.
I've been looking at before pictures and the rivers have lots of logs and deadheads. My guess this flood will clean the rivers lots. But still hard to deal with. I'd also like to know if any flood waters have covered the hot springs? And what happens when cold hits hot water?
Clean the rivers?
@@TatteredToys To hard to try to explain. I understand the rivers are clean. I was just asking about the deadhead logs and such. I also wonder are the fish washed away or do they know a safe zone? Crazy questions I know.
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I'm so glad I went home a day early... I go on the same day every year but this year for whatever reason we decided to leave early .
Beautiful footage 🙏 beautiful place for sure stay safe everyone
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Loving this footage! I was Glued👍
Wow ! Are these from webcams ? Amazing views !
Nope, just went out and shot a few of the spots around here on my iPhone. Thanks. Please considering helping out the folks in Red Lodge and Gardiner when opportunities exist to do so. Thank you!
@@ryansedgeleyhow can I find a fund drive(s) for these towns? Chambers of Commerce or websites? Any suggestions?
Where does this all drain to ? lake mead by chance ? 🙃
Nope. Sadly, none of this goes there.
Mother nature is so beautiful
Perhaps this is nature’s way of getting humans out of the area for awhile allowing the area to recover and rejuvenate. Fire and floods are messages if we could only read them.
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Where are the people trapped at?
Thanks was woundering what was going on that side of park Was home for 15 years
I hope they turn this into a training video and entitle it “When to Close the Park”, and show Befores and Afters for reference.
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Mother nature being mother nature.
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Can anybody tell us the source of the flooding... was there an unusual large rainfall higher up stream?
We know what that is like here Downunder... we had a years worth of rain in 4 days recently! yes.. you read it right, ruined all the crops, houses, cars, everything under water... comes fast and furious.
Nice video Ryan
Beautiful Water!
...Great footage...I was curious about Gibson Falls...
Is any of this gonna make it to the Colorado river?
Is gold panning allowed in the park?
Much needed rain. Amen
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Nice. New subscriber here. Thanks for sharing.
Where is all that water headed? Beautiful Falls though
Welcome to the wild west and nature renewing after a drought.
it is nice to see rain in the west....very needed indeed
This isn't where we really need the rain but yea
Tall dry grasses can go 🔥up fast
Don't most rivers run south?
@@bradedelman2282 okay, flat-earther.
@@feddymacfedderman thanks for the comment. I like it when folks comment on one of my posts....A big thank you.
What about the dam at cody?
Ps the roads I hear are decaying badly in the park do to high heat and the ground is heating up do to the volcanoe it sits on .
Been looking at the reports and photos and I've never seen the park so dry .
Yes, it’s on a volcano. The earth shifts. Doors do not close right after a season.
Look up MudFossil University. Everything you just said is the result of brainwashing through compulsory education. It is all false.
@@freemefreeme8301 I live in Bozeman. What was brainwashed now?
Nature changing the landscape again.
Hope all are safe. Will this at all help Lake Tahoe?
No.
It would be awesome if you could take this video and ADD SOME NORMAL FLOW STILL OF THE FEATURES. for those that have never seen them before
Just nature doing what it does. Sorry if you were scheduled there this week.
All that water flow to 4 rivers the snake,the missiour,.the green and the colorado
Are the bison ok???
Anyone know if spread creek is flooded?
Just amazing to watch the incredible power of water.
We could some of that rain here in New Mexico
So where was the flood?
thanks for the video
They closed the park?
Awesome and humbling footage.
If they closed the park then who took the footage you’re watching. Think, people!
@@feddymacfedderman They closed the park and are evacuating everyone out. He was in the least affected part of the park before they closed all the entrances.
It's national news -- Think people!
@@feddymacfedderman DRONES
@@feddymacfedderman There are still people in the park, they just closed all access. Did you think all the people who were visiting the park when the flood hit are not still being evacuated? All access is closed...
@@feddymacfedderman people work for the park.
Hope you are ok and got out safe!!
God's Creation's are so BEAUTIFUL🌟
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