This was in Leon Valley, Texas last night. A Flash flood 30 minutes after a storm. This is a small glimpse of how fast a creek can become a raging river without notice...turn around don't drown, stay safe y'all
@@eltonyancey6426 that and dams and dam failures.. it’s an addiction. Possibly because water scares me.. not showering lol but depth. If someone tells me I’m in a boat and it’s 5 foot deep I’m fine.. but 1000 feet and I start panicking
Exceedingly common in San Antonio and other areas of South Texas. Hey, when you want low taxes....gotta make sacrifices in road safety, electrical grid, etc.
Orange County, CA was always known as a flood plain. That is, until "they" built concrete flood control channels in the 1950s to control the flash floods and divert rain water. The channels are eight feet deep and twelve feet wide, and practically fill up during flash floods. This video is nothing compared to that.
I remember these in Arkansas. I used to wanna jump in when it was 4ft over but realized later all the water that went to the overflow passed through town. On other side was a two foot drop seen people get down there in the summer about half mile down stream. I didn't even want to fish from that after seeing what people put in the storm drains.
Just 6 inches of running water like that can sweep you off your feet, it is not a trivial thing, and if your head hits something during the fall, you drown.
All of these flash floods I've been watching and no mention of where the water ends up?? I would hope they'd build ponds or cisterns to catch and save the water for good purposes?
It's a causeway. It's specifically done because flash floods happen so often that anything built over it would require constant maintenance due to the water eroding whatever foundation they use on the sides. This is a much cheaper and safer solution to just let the water flow over.
@@MasterOfTruck That is NOT a causeway. A causeway is a RAISED structure, this is a FORD. The made that entire channel to the right all CONCRETE. That's EXPENSIVE. And if that won't erode, neither will a low concrete bridge or culverts. Driving or walking through flood water is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. They're just inviting people to drown with that.
Then move to different part of the state. I lived all over California for my first 30 years and I can definitely tell you there are huge, healthy, green trees.
. . meanwhile downstream . .a young couple are walking along tha basin . when she said . .''do you hear that'' ? . .and he said . ''hear . . . . . . . . . . . . . ''.
@@babayagaslobbedaknobba oh a toy boat would be very cute and cool. However what happens when the boat reaches the ocean and joins the other plastic waste in the ocean. You could learn how to make origami boats. Then you get a boat that is made out of biodegradable materials but is still a boat.
this is a beautiful park, i grew up in leon valley, but the leon valley cops are VILE. i absolutely refuse to even enter the town limits let alone spend a dime in leon valley. helotes too.
For a short time. It probably branches off into other drain systems further down and might end up in massive whirlpools or drops into creeks/rivers. Wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of that.
Picnic 🧺 day ruined Father: “alright I guess we better get home😕” Mom: “we should of got our goldfish with us, it could of found friends over there🧐” Older sister: “well I hope we get rid of jimmy with it😒” Younger brother: “maybe your make-up will do just fine in the water😁”
" OMG"!!! STOP!!!/That's sooooooooooooo oooooooooooooo Oooooooooooooo. Much H2O coming down the mountain when it comes, ( when it comes), I couldn't stand finishing the video from all of THE OBVIOUS CARNAGE that was about to happen!! My thoughts and good intentions for the " MASSES" that will soon be affected by the billions, and billions of H2O droplets headed their way...
Looks like Post 10 just finished his work upstream
Lmao my youtube feed is full of these videos after watching Post 10
@@10DollarProductions same here! I’m hooked.
Haha ... funny ... I was watching his doings this morning.
I always wondered if this is how people down stream from Post 10 feel... “ where the hell is all this water coming from?!”
@@Ticker2 Or they're thinking, 'Bloody hell, Post 10 is upstream again'
I don’t know why I’m so fascinated with these things lol
I'm the same way.I was hung up on the tidal wave that hit Japan and still watch those.
@@eltonyancey6426 that and dams and dam failures.. it’s an addiction. Possibly because water scares me.. not showering lol but depth. If someone tells me I’m in a boat and it’s 5 foot deep I’m fine.. but 1000 feet and I start panicking
@@douglaslang2218 I'm Just amazed by waters power. Not much can stand against it.
Same
I just said that to myself.
Oh, look! its the ocean dropping in for a visit!
Uninvited. Smh typical
When you take home the sand castel you made at the beach and now the ocean wants it back
Instead of designing a bridge, we’ll just build a path that goes under the water. That way, nobody will be able to cross when there is a flood.
I was thinking of the water at normal hight being a mosquito factory most of the year.
They’re called slabs and they are common in some states.
@@stevesteve5804 It would be so easy to put in a bunch of culvert pipes and pave over them. It could be done in a day or less.
Exceedingly common in San Antonio and other areas of South Texas. Hey, when you want low taxes....gotta make sacrifices in road safety, electrical grid, etc.
Sacrifices like education funding, community clinics, public polling locations, but don't cut the prison budget!
Post 10: "Watch this culvert flow now when I remove this jam"
Jacob Garza: "'Sake, cannot get home now!"
Genius design. You can cross when it isn't flowing and nobody has to rebuild the path after it flows.
It's a common thing out west
In Australia we call it a causeway, I got two to cross to get out of this bush valley, so gotta be careful to stay in unless can't get back in!
Just Cousin Eddie pumping out the RV crapper again.
That's a butt-ton of - Ah. I see where this is going...
Orange County, CA was always known as a flood plain. That is, until "they" built concrete flood control channels in the 1950s to control the flash floods and divert rain water. The channels are eight feet deep and twelve feet wide, and practically fill up during flash floods. This video is nothing compared to that.
I remember these in Arkansas. I used to wanna jump in when it was 4ft over but realized later all the water that went to the overflow passed through town. On other side was a two foot drop seen people get down there in the summer about half mile down stream. I didn't even want to fish from that after seeing what people put in the storm drains.
Oh, I know where that is. I've never seen it like that. Wow! thanks for sharing.
🐶🔫
Tell me where it is or he gets it
@@Willybean08 Leon Valley, Texas
That escalated quickly!
That was intense! Now you can can say you’ve survived a flood
I didn't see the flash, but I saw the flood!
Just 6 inches of running water like that can sweep you off your feet, it is not a trivial thing, and if your head hits something during the fall, you drown.
Try walking through that and you would be swept away.
In Germany they’d have signs, barriers, and someone on each side to keep people back.
Not if you had cement blocks tied to your feet.
Ever notice how the water is always filthy? A testament to modern man and pollution.
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Kinda of makes me think of that attraction at Universal Studios.
At least the water is behaving itself
That’s one hell of a path design. Straight through a waterway.
A bridge maybe
Somebody left the spicket open again.
Ugh, Raymond Rimkus Park and just Leon Valley in general has THE worst problem with flooding. Honestly it's high time they fixed the drainage systems.
Beautyful place❤️
How long did it take to go back to normal?
To quote the NWS: “Turn around, down drown!”
why does the walkway go directly through the spillway and not over?
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Somewhere had good rain 🌧️🌧️
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wow very beautifully natural water flashing flood...
thank rain rain rain rain alot
upstream somebody was cleaning street drains with a rake
All of these flash floods I've been watching and no mention of where the water ends up?? I would hope they'd build ponds or cisterns to catch and save the water for good purposes?
Bexar county creeks and rivers all eventually flow into the spring fed San Antonio river, which empties into the gulf of Mexico.
No, they just save it for bad purposes...
This was so pretty
Reminds me of San Antonio Texas.
It's a suburb of San Antonio
That’s really just a kind of nice gully cleaner
Great video. 💙 T.E.N.
Aaaannnndddd here goes the algorithm
Water water everywhere 👍🌹💖😊
Fascinating Yes, but SCARY! Nature.
They could've easily put in drain tiles or culverts.and paved over them. Especially since they clearly put a lot into concrete work below the roadway.
It's a causeway. It's specifically done because flash floods happen so often that anything built over it would require constant maintenance due to the water eroding whatever foundation they use on the sides. This is a much cheaper and safer solution to just let the water flow over.
@@MasterOfTruck That is NOT a causeway. A causeway is a RAISED structure, this is a FORD.
The made that entire channel to the right all CONCRETE. That's EXPENSIVE. And if that won't erode, neither will a low concrete bridge or culverts. Driving or walking through flood water is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. They're just inviting people to drown with that.
I just love these flash puddles 👍
That escalated quickly...
now imagine the drain was never built, and you have a third world tragedy
Interesting.
I thought it had to be raining for this to happen.
Apparently it rained heavily somewhere upstream...
Great public service vid....watch out!!
I never seen these trees so healthy green compare to death green California.
Then move to different part of the state. I lived all over California for my first 30 years and I can definitely tell you there are huge, healthy, green trees.
They open a spillway or aomething?
Well more of a raging trickle than a raging river.
A minute and a half you must have been realy busy that day
Oh wait, our car is on the other side!
அட கொக்கா மக்கா நம்ம ஊரு கம்மா மடைய தொறந்த இப்படி தான் தண்ணீ வரும் 😌😌😌
. . meanwhile downstream . .a young couple are walking along tha basin . when she said . .''do you hear that'' ? . .and he said . ''hear . . . . . . . . . . . . . ''.
You should always carry a toy boat in your pocket, in case you encounter a flash flood.
Leaves and bits of bark work just as well and are better for the environment
@@belphy205, wrong. How can little imaginary peolle sail bits of bark and leaves? You need a toy boat.
@@babayagaslobbedaknobba oh a toy boat would be very cute and cool. However what happens when the boat reaches the ocean and joins the other plastic waste in the ocean.
You could learn how to make origami boats. Then you get a boat that is made out of biodegradable materials but is still a boat.
@@belphy205, who says the boat reaches the ocean? Mayne you just throw away YOUR boats. I don't.
I was in that area in 2002.
Ok, who flushed the toilet? Flash flood, that’s more like trickle.
I remember a civilian at Ft. Hood lost his life because he thought a pick-up can handle a flash flood.
I've heard that moving water that is only six inches deep can move a truck.
i am guessing some dam up river let some water go
this is a beautiful park, i grew up in leon valley, but the leon valley cops are VILE. i absolutely refuse to even enter the town limits let alone spend a dime in leon valley. helotes too.
نأمل منكم وضع اسم الموقع يعني اسم المدينه والدوله في أول الفيديو بالعربي او بالانجليزي
Shoot, I would have grabbed my tube or raft. It would be a blast.
For a short time. It probably branches off into other drain systems further down and might end up in massive whirlpools or drops into creeks/rivers. Wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of that.
@@jesser5127
You just took the fun out of it.
Looks like a Micro Tsunami. Better stand on your car roof.
SURF'S UP!!!!
am i evil for hoping it was going to be a 100 foot wall of water ^_-
frep you .. no freping way
Run for the hills!!!
Where flash?
0:28 *Shit! When You realize Your house is in other side*
What happened to the water the water the water. xD
Waters gotta go somewhere
Time to fish 🎣
10 minutes after post10 arrives in Texas
Kinda looks like a Tsunami.
well, still more exciting than a Biden rally.............
Bonus: no one was insulted in the video (too bad the comments couldn’t follow suit)
Here we call it "kepala air"
I assume the person filming is familiar with the area & the water. But I'd have run rather than filmed.
And horizontally he filmed!
不謹慎かもだけど、カヤックの練習に丁度良い!
240??
This is how fish doing a parade. lol
The sidewalk goes right through that drainage channel.... who was dumb enough to design a sidewalk in such a manner as that?!
pop pop flushed again .
well THAT was excit...................
Not a flash flood. Water flowing in a designated drainage channel is not a flood.
Picnic 🧺 day ruined
Father: “alright I guess we better get home😕”
Mom: “we should of got our goldfish with us, it could of found friends over there🧐”
Older sister: “well I hope we get rid of jimmy with it😒”
Younger brother: “maybe your make-up will do just fine in the water😁”
You called that a flash flood?
Someone just flushed there toilet.
Yep, that’s why they call it a ‘flush flood’!
W
Rubbish. Someone just opened a sluice gate. No big deal.
That's not a flash flood.
Its exactly a flash flood....a perfect example.
Ooooo scary
Ordinary!
" OMG"!!! STOP!!!/That's sooooooooooooo oooooooooooooo
Oooooooooooooo. Much H2O coming down the mountain when it comes, ( when it comes), I couldn't stand finishing the video from all of THE OBVIOUS CARNAGE that was about to happen!! My thoughts and good intentions for the " MASSES" that will soon be affected by the billions, and billions of H2O droplets headed their way...
Oh my goodness 😮
Pretty scary right?
I have a flash flood before
filmed with a literal potato
Lol
All the problems is me a
And you actually wasted your time recording this? I've seen swimming pool burst that made a larger flood.
Another dumbass troll heard from...
Raging torrent???? lol City folk......
Nate not funny