An outstanding video! Don't let that video get away. This is a piece of recorded history. You can be our on the scene reporter. A lot of recovery for those people at a big cost, I"m sure. Excellent job. Keep the camera rolling!
That's where my roots and my family are. The river rises frequently.2018 was bad enough. but 1997 had a higher crest. The thing I love most about that river town is the way community comes together in times like that,
That a whole lot of water,I,m sure a lot of the roads & bridges must have sustained structural damage...very good coverage my friend...good luck & be safe!
Thanks for posting this Brian.Having lived in that area for some time years ago I see lots of familiar places and buildings in your video.The flood of 1997 did a lot of damage and people moved out afterwards.I don't think the town ever fully recovered since then.This flooding will only add insult to injury.Sad to see.
Good video, Brian. A little different than what you normally do, but considering how bad the flood is, you did great. One thing that struck me when we went to look at the 1997 flood was how quiet it was. No regular background sounds. Just silence.
I worked for the health department when the 1997 flood hit. We got a lot of requests to do water sampling on private wells that had gotten submerged and we had to inspect a lot of rental properties. The 97 flood was about 6 feet higher. I'm trying to think why it was quieter. Maybe it took people longer to return or something. Thanks for watching Jim!
Oh man that sucks ... just from what I was seeing on the Weather Channel last weekend, it was obvious y'all were gonna get it ... hope you and yours are staying above the waterline .....
Yes, CPLs are still around, I know of a few starting on the west end of Lawrenceburg (train mile marker 22) on the CSX Indiana Sub and points westward.
I remember when they built that school and I always thought it was a cool idea. As soon as the flood hit, I told Jackie that I have to see that school and film it. I had to park a little ways away and walk across a swampy field to film it because the roads were all blocked. I got my feet wet. Lol
I Know How You Feel New Richmond ,OH When Hurricane Matthew And Floyd Came Throught Eastern North Carolina Inland Part Of North Carolina Was Flooded Part Of Green St. In Greenville,NC Even The Town Commons Was Also Flooded Want To Send My Love And Prayers Who Were Affected By The Flood.🙏😙
Hi Jaw Tooth, Great video. Thanks for doing that. My brother loves in New Richmond. I didn't see his house, but I know it is wet. :-( At 12:48 was that St. Rose Catholic church? St. Rose has a marker painted on the back of the building. On the marker they marked the river level and the year for the big floods including the 1937 flood where the river hit 80 feet!
Yes that is the St. Rose church. If you freeze the video at 12:28 you can see a small sign that says "St. Rose Church Celebrating 150 Years". You can see part of the sign of Lumber Street also which is the short alley off Riverside Drive/52. I am glad you like the video and thanks for watching!
I saw the band, Foghat, at Annie's on Kellogg Ave, the night before the river crested in '97. The following day, the whole establishment was completely under water. Normally they would have removed the electronics & memorabilia from the place before becoming inundated with flood water, but back then it came up so quickly that they lost just about everything. Foghat did put on an awesome show. All original members of the band, though they had aged a little & some had packed on a few pounds since I had last seen them in 1974. Guess I have too. I also remember pictures of Kayakers paddling around the old Riverfront Coliseum in the paper. My sympathy to those who were affected by the flooding. The Cincinnati area is home to many good folks. Take care.
There are a couple of homeowners that had the right idea when their houses were built. They have a high foundation to prevent flood damage to their homes. This video also reminds me of the flooding that took place here in Maine earlier this year. In downtown Augusta, the Kennebec River ran its banks due to ice jams. The flood stage in this case was 12 feet, but the river rose to 16 feet. People who had their cars parked along the banks of the river found their cars submerged within minutes.
Thanks for sharing this great video. Just wondering once the river crests and begins to receed how long does that usually take? Days or week or more? Are there any strange unusual items ever found in the debris piles?
man this reminds me of hard rain movie. the first town could be the scene from the movie. i cant remember where the movie location(s) was but that looked like a good match :)
Me and my brother where part of a red cross team that got sent down the road to moscow ohio the same time as another crew was sent to new Richmond and this was probably the worst flood iv seen in my life but then again I'm only 16
Awesome that you were part of Red Cross! There was a bigger flood in 1997. Back then I worked for the county health department and I was Zone 4 Officer for Clermont County Races. For the 97 flood I had to work overtime at the communications center answering calls and I did water sampling and inspections on private water wells in the flood zone. Stay with the Red Cross and maybe you could consider being a licensed amateur radio operator. Just a suggestion. You might enjoy it. At your age you could become a cadet at the local fire department also. If you want some excitement.
I saw it. I drove down there also. I filmed Anderson Ferry and some areas in Cincinnati but I didn't include that footage because my video was getting too long. I also went to Covington Ky. Thanks for visiting my channel!
Think u jaw tooth for letting us watch I'm so sorry that happen to every body down there my. Thoughts and prayers is out for everybody I hope everybody can cooperate and get back to their normal life thinks for the train at the end be waiting for the next one
Hope everyone made it through okay, I'm over in KY, still remember the horror of the 97 flood
An outstanding video! Don't let that video get away. This is a piece of recorded history. You can be our on the scene reporter. A lot of recovery for those people at a big cost, I"m sure. Excellent job. Keep the camera rolling!
Brian thanks for sharing and prayers for all those poor folks that were flooded out!
That's where my roots and my family are. The river rises frequently.2018 was bad enough. but 1997 had a higher crest. The thing I love most about that river town is the way community comes together in times like that,
That a whole lot of water,I,m sure a lot of the roads & bridges must have sustained structural damage...very good coverage my friend...good luck & be safe!
Nice Video 👌
Thanks for posting this Brian.Having lived in that area for some time years ago I see lots of familiar places and buildings in your video.The flood of 1997 did a lot of damage and people moved out afterwards.I don't think the town ever fully recovered since then.This flooding will only add insult to injury.Sad to see.
4:41 that pink and mint green house looks like a cute home
Wow you really got some historical footage! Awesome!
Awesome. Your videos are great. I press the red button.
Not good, not good, not good. Hope everyone is safe.
I saw this on the news. Hope everyone is safe! You stay safe jaw tooth!!
wow! I heard about this on the news and ham radio, bad situation! same as here in June 2016.
Great video thanks
Troppo bello ♡.♡ complimenti Jaw
Good video, Brian. A little different than what you normally do, but considering how bad the flood is, you did great. One thing that struck me when we went to look at the 1997 flood was how quiet it was. No regular background sounds. Just silence.
I worked for the health department when the 1997 flood hit. We got a lot of requests to do water sampling on private wells that had gotten submerged and we had to inspect a lot of rental properties. The 97 flood was about 6 feet higher. I'm trying to think why it was quieter. Maybe it took people longer to return or something. Thanks for watching Jim!
Nice video my friend
Wow. Very informative video!!! Hate to see all those homes flooded.
They had some floods this spring in those same areas but it didn't turn out to be nearly as bad as when I filmed this video
Oh man that sucks ... just from what I was seeing on the Weather Channel last weekend, it was obvious y'all were gonna get it ... hope you and yours are staying above the waterline .....
I can still remember the flood from 97
nice-I watched all and i put a like on this too
It's also like this up in Ontario as well Jawtooth Chatham's Lake just Flooded too!
Wow... So incredible Ohio river flooding! 163
Nice video! I didn’t know there were still CPLs around Concinatti!
Yes and they are still in use! They are disappearing though. I have no idea how long they will survive.
Yes, CPLs are still around, I know of a few starting on the west end of Lawrenceburg (train mile marker 22) on the CSX Indiana Sub and points westward.
+Jaw Tooth Oh dang! That sucks!
+Jeffrey Hueseman Cool! Maybe I’ll get down there someday!
Minute 13:48 GOOD!!! :)
Great video#78
that Acedemy is builded very smart ,hi level.
I remember when they built that school and I always thought it was a cool idea. As soon as the flood hit, I told Jackie that I have to see that school and film it. I had to park a little ways away and walk across a swampy field to film it because the roads were all blocked. I got my feet wet. Lol
I Know How You Feel New Richmond ,OH When Hurricane Matthew And Floyd Came Throught Eastern North Carolina Inland Part Of North Carolina Was Flooded Part Of Green St. In Greenville,NC Even The Town Commons Was Also Flooded Want To Send My Love And Prayers Who Were Affected By The Flood.🙏😙
Hi Jaw Tooth, Great video. Thanks for doing that. My brother loves in New Richmond. I didn't see his house, but I know it is wet. :-( At 12:48 was that St. Rose Catholic church? St. Rose has a marker painted on the back of the building. On the marker they marked the river level and the year for the big floods including the 1937 flood where the river hit 80 feet!
Yes that is the St. Rose church. If you freeze the video at 12:28 you can see a small sign that says "St. Rose Church Celebrating 150 Years". You can see part of the sign of Lumber Street also which is the short alley off Riverside Drive/52. I am glad you like the video and thanks for watching!
Me and my f[amily survived the 1997 flood. We lived on market street and lost everything. I miss New Richmond.
I saw the band, Foghat, at Annie's on Kellogg Ave, the night before the river crested in '97. The following day, the whole establishment was completely under water. Normally they would have removed the electronics & memorabilia from the place before becoming inundated with flood water, but back then it came up so quickly that they lost just about everything. Foghat did put on an awesome show. All original members of the band, though they had aged a little & some had packed on a few pounds since I had last seen them in 1974. Guess I have too. I also remember pictures of Kayakers paddling around the old Riverfront Coliseum in the paper. My sympathy to those who were affected by the flooding. The Cincinnati area is home to many good folks. Take care.
I also may have a feeling that their will be sinkholes developing weeks later.
Wow man! Keep your feet dry brother. Best wishes for all involved. Cheers, Dan
I got my feet wet when I filmed the school on the stilts. I should have worn the boots that I brought. lol
Did not catch this in the news, hope everyone was safe..thanks for sharing.
There are a couple of homeowners that had the right idea when their houses were built. They have a high foundation to prevent flood damage to their homes. This video also reminds me of the flooding that took place here in Maine earlier this year. In downtown Augusta, the Kennebec River ran its banks due to ice jams. The flood stage in this case was 12 feet, but the river rose to 16 feet. People who had their cars parked along the banks of the river found their cars submerged within minutes.
Thanks for sharing this great video. Just wondering once the river crests and begins to receed how long does that usually take? Days or week or more? Are there any strange unusual items ever found in the debris piles?
It usually takes a few days. They find all kinds of trash but I don't know of anything unusual
What a mess-!!
man this reminds me of hard rain movie. the first town could be the scene from the movie. i cant remember where the movie location(s) was but that looked like a good match :)
Have You checked out Locust Pike Yet? in Ryland Heights KY
Looks like New Richmond Auto got really lucky!! 🌊🌊🌊
Wow! Mama mia.
Wonder if the flood has stopped the CCET operations in Newtown
You da man!
WOAH. we have a few areas flooding here too but geez! wonderful footage of this..cool you got behind the scenes of the news!.....thanks for sharing.
Holey crap! I hope everyone is okay. The homes have to be fixed up to prevent mold from setting in or they will lose value.
Absolutely Wonderful Ohio
Thanks for Sharing With Us
Big Thumbs Up Bravo Hugs.
Nice photography, Jaw Tooth!
everybody there oké Brian?whe in the Netherlands figth to the water.whe are living a few meters below sea lefel.
Yes, I don't think anyone drowned. Today the water started going down and people are starting to clean up their property and throw away damaged items.
Me and my brother where part of a red cross team that got sent down the road to moscow ohio the same time as another crew was sent to new Richmond and this was probably the worst flood iv seen in my life but then again I'm only 16
Awesome that you were part of Red Cross! There was a bigger flood in 1997. Back then I worked for the county health department and I was Zone 4 Officer for Clermont County Races. For the 97 flood I had to work overtime at the communications center answering calls and I did water sampling and inspections on private water wells in the flood zone. Stay with the Red Cross and maybe you could consider being a licensed amateur radio operator. Just a suggestion. You might enjoy it. At your age you could become a cadet at the local fire department also. If you want some excitement.
I live in New Richmond I was a crap hole!
how is yor pound with the smal lake?
The pond is filled all the way up and overflowing in the overfill corner. The water gets up to the dock that I built.
if you had one video drone you can film it Brian,a vew tall ships in yor harbor.lol.R.M.S. Titanic?
Stay safe and stay dry!
Moral of the story: Build on high ground.
From what I heard from my classmates the water completely covered smail Park
I saw it. I drove down there also. I filmed Anderson Ferry and some areas in Cincinnati but I didn't include that footage because my video was getting too long. I also went to Covington Ky. Thanks for visiting my channel!
np
Time to break out the Gondolas
Nice video like 👍
Think u jaw tooth for letting us watch I'm so sorry that happen to every body down there my. Thoughts and prayers is out for everybody I hope everybody can cooperate and get back to their normal life thinks for the train at the end be waiting for the next one
Привет! Много водички вокруг. Интересное видео.
WOW!!!!
I hope everyone's okay and nobody got killed it looks pretty bad. But the houses can be rebuilt
That sure was a crazy flood that happened!
The geese are the only ones who don't mind this. I hope all those people affected are safe.
😱😩
bad news lots more rain coming
*Isn't Ohio in Canada ? I tought you were from United States of America*
You might be thinking of Ontario. Ohio is in the United States. It does border Canada though.
*Oh, my bad i'm horrible with U.S Geography*
Me too. LOl
*LOL*
well, ohio borders Michigan which borders Canada