Montreal Went Underwater! Heavy flooding destroy roads and houses in Montreal, Canada
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- The remnants of Tropical Storm Debby have left nearly half a million households without power in southern Quebec, as the storm unleashed widespread devastation. In Montreal, heavy rainfall caused extensive flooding, washing out roads, flooding basements.
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Hang in there Montreal! Stay safe.
And,,,,the idiots think they can keep driving through it. Its a car, not a submarine.
Cut them some slack ...they didn't ask for this stupid weather.
Getting les Montréalais(e) out of their cars is like getting them to quit smoking.
🎵 Fais toi z'en pas, tout le monde fais ça! 🎵
Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Quand t'as un premier ministre qui s'appelle l'égout ca va boucher les égouts
Exactly...😂😂😂
Sorry for all affected...
More trees, more parks, more sidewalk garden drains, parking lots have to be better designed to allow for natural drainage.
It helps. But 158 mm should never be underestimated for what it could do to a city.
Let's instead spend billions on bike lanes and parks. FYI bikers and homeless don't pay much taxes
How often do you see work crews cleaning sewers? For that matter….how often do you see any work crews cleaning or fixing anything?
Sitting back in the garage smoking, drinking coffee and eating donuts. What do these people do?
Next thing you know they’ll be on strike for more money!
They only fix the potholes in late October so they won’t damage the snow removal equipment.
So when warned in advance but, you choose to drive into low lying areas, does your insurance cover you? My instinct would be to look for higher ground, not underpasses!
Exactly…no common sense anymore….
In most cases, that would not be an issue. Generally speaking, the surface water sewers are quite large in Canada. They are sized to be able to handle snow melt and rain events. It truly takes an exceptional event to overwhelm the surface water drains. A few of the video clips that are shown are underpasses where the sump pump just wasn't able to keep up. Given a few hours, the sump pump will catch up and drain everything without any need for authorities to do more than barricade the road for a while. If anything, the sump pumps for those underpasses probably needs to be upsized.
@@jonathanlanglois2742 may be they were designed long time ago and today we need to do something differently, just guessing...
@@jonathanlanglois2742 they spend no money cleaning the catch basins, they would rather spend it on housing immirgrants from the 3rd world in hotels than helping the taxpayers!!!!LOL!!!!!
@@jonathanlanglois2742 the sewer covers blow right off and water shoots up right out of them, in Toronto.
I live about 40 minutes from Montreal. Thank goodness we didn’t get the flooding this year, so far but we did loose electricity for quite a while last night. My house had that much water on August 21, 2023. It was horrible. I live in St. Jean sur Richelieu.
There was a lot of basements flooded in other towns like Varennes, Verchères, even in Trois-Rivières.
So they didn't learn anything from 1996. Water needs a place to go and without restructuring the underground pipelines and providing a place for water to be rerouted to, this will continue.
The flooding of 96 was in Saguenay lac-st-jean. Which is about… 7 hours away. So yeah. Totally the same place.
@@historicbeefso lessons learned in one part of the province should not be paid any heed in other parts of the province?
@@deblynn355 Montreal dont give a fuck about the rest of the province.
@@deblynn355to redo storm sewers to expand for a storm that is seen maybe in once 100 years you want to tear up the entire island of Montreal ? It isn't feasible nor likely fiscally responsible. This is a once in a century level storm. Much of the island is not flooded.
Need to upgrade the drainage system to be optimal, there will not be such severe flooding
Well this one is not only in Montreal , but Laval holiday inn hotel where my wife works right beside hwy 15 north at carrfour Laval,Qc. All these vehicles from Ontario 😢😢😢
I hope you wife wasn't at work.
Great video! Thanks from the West Island of Montreal!
There flooding In the west island?
They keep adding more and more buildings and housing without making the overworked water supply and sewers new just like Toronto old infrastructure and wasting mega dollars on silly things.
158 mm of rain. Why are you underestimating the power of that?
@@professorakiba434 not under estimating that it is sure a lot of rain but it keeps happening and the drainage system is not sufficient any more and yes with that much rain flooding will occur but since I was young many years ago there was flooding but they added more sewers, but since then I have read that nothing has been updated and the flooding is now more damaging I am very sorry for the people having this all backing up into their homes and having their cars flooded just like Toronto and other growing cities all paved.and now some cities are charging a new tax on how much non absorbing hard surface you have on your property too
150mm of rain in 12 hours. That is a 100 year storm event. Most cities would flood at that
@@marklittle8805 exactly especially low lying areas
yes, the drainage system is not upgraded, the more flooded the road is, the higher it is built. the city's drainage system is an urgent matter that needs to be resolved soon.
Look for flood cars in used car lots !
Exactly! Don’t buy used cars for a long time! And DONT bring them across the border either. I’m a Montrealer living in USA. That’s why I never buy used!
For you my friend I make you good deal car only go to church Sunday
They're flooding and BC is burning.
Yep - weather manipulation.
wish we could have sent you some of that rain
@@Carolinagirl589 You got that right!
@@rubydawn1 Thank you. Wish we could have sent you some dry weather
What Is Bc????
good idea when heavy rain on the forecast -park way up on high ground if possible
I was thinking the same thing.
I was talking about this with my brother, there was already so much water damage everywhere BEFORE this rainfall happened. It's hard to believe the city is still in one piece. I personally have a feeling it's just a matter of time before the metro or undercity collapses.
Poorly conceived infrastructure! Have been there several times and there is much urban decay.
I’m glad I’m old!
hahahah , me too...we saw a better time.
Me too 😂 we had the best of life in Québec
Me too, lol
Young and old will experience some heady times before long.
@@ludmilaivanova1603
It was similar 100 years ago or more.
We had a good era
Thanks for the update
They are making it rain the jets grow rain clouds everyday.
😅😂😂😂😂🎉🎉😂😂😂
Agree with you. They are setting the west on fire!
LOL!! Ok.. That's really funny!!
Yes geoengineering at its best for sure, never mind the sheeple they are and will always be lost lol
@@davidfenn3405They figured out how to do this in the early 1900’s dummy. It’s how the Americans washed out the ho Chi Minh trail during the Vietnam War (to stop the MVA from transporting troops/weapons/ammo/rations). Now they’re using it to suck up precious tax dollars from the unsuspecting public via “climate change” carbon taxes. Just my opinion.
Build more condos and apartment buildings, we also need more bicycle lanes, Québec makes no sense.
lol and I see you speak English.
@rubydawn1 yes I do lol, I also speak French, thankfully or else i wouldn't be able to live in quebec especially now, with their language laws.
First Toronto and now Montreal like the great flood washing everything clean
at least those with electric green scooters are not affected by this
Toronto blamed it on Doug Ford,
@@SherrCadoe exactly who in Toronto blamed our recent flood on Doug Ford?
Washing off the Liberals stink 😂
@@johnboko7110seems pols look bad for them
Wow Debbie got that much energy to do this?
OMG
Not enough carbon tax i guess ?
Great idea!. Bigger winfall every 4 months. You do know it comes back to you every 4 months right?
@@professorakiba434 well it never comes back to anyone in many provinces, we just pay, pay, pay.
No shit lol
@@professorakiba434I’m pretty sure you are incorrect. What would be the point of the tax then? I’m thinking more like a fraction is what you get back.
Imagine staying in the Holiday Express and by end of day ..your vehicle is submerged and a write off !! Yikes !
Cleaning those drains beforehand makes the difference… oh, yes, somebody else will do it…
Why do you underestimate the power of 158 mm of rain in 8 hours.
Wow ...the new Decarie Canal !!! That's bad !
If it's so bad, why do you have to use a clearly faked picture???
Big thumbs down for faking for hits👎
Not fake, what do you mean, I was there, jeez man, chill with the conspiracies,
@@wetrock2766 oh, I'm not doubting there was flooding but the picture to grab ones attention is photoshopped. No conspiracy at all dude.
I live in Laval North of Montreal..trust me..this is not fake.
I think he means the thumbnail...
@@wetrock2766the picture intro of video a little too much like dramatized! But the video is real!
I guess they'll need a lot of gas/diesel powered water pumps to get rid of all that water now won't they. They'd be fucked if they had to rely on green electricity to get rid of all the water.
Alberta says 🖕
All the sump pumps in the city infrastructure are running on electricity, only a few mobile ones are diesel powered, sorry to destroy your argument.
You do not speak for Alberta@lorij3786
@@wetrock2766The last time I was in a flood, the electric sumps didn't have any electricity to run on. We resorted to gas powered pumps. Sorry to ruin your retort.
This will only get worse, enjoy your 15 minute cities.
Huh? In what way is Montreal a 15 minute city and what does that have to do with a flood?
There are some people who just post random things they hate under any video, its so weird.
@@SketchyStuff-o1m more people jammed into areas with failing infrastructure that can't support them.
@SketchyStuff-o1m Maybe the user compared it to other cities in the world where they are more proactive in disaster prevention or cleaning.
@@AznKei1 Most places with impressive disaster prevention also happen to have a lot of great 15 minute cities. Like Japan and the Netherlands. But my argument is that its not even relevant. A city will flood whether its a 15 minute city or not. How could it make it worse?
@@SketchyStuff-o1m Don't expect logic. I know where he is going with this. The 15 minute city conspiracy nuts think that people will be locked down inside their 15 minute zone. So, according to dipshit ec bunchanumbers up there, people won't be able to get away from flooding because they'll be trapped inside their zone.
Carbon tax at its best
Wait. You get it all back every 4 months.
What you are showing in the video at about 1:00 is not Montreal. That is Laval. A city north of Montreal.
Get over it suburb police
It's part of Greater Montreal numbnuts
@@thewelfarian2721 what's your problem. If they are going to report something make sure the facts correct. If someone gets something like that incorrect, what else is wrong. Obviously you don't care about facts.
Same areas flooded a month earlier in a thunderstorm.
You might be thinking of Hurricane Beryl which also came through the area.
Can't believe the number out driving in that...
This happened in 15 minutes, people were already stuck in traffic.
it happened in 5 minutes, and then it was already too late, it was crazy.
Insurance will go up again across the country. After all, they do not want to actually pay. Or perhaps, no coverage due to Act of God.
Why no coverage of Northeast Ohio?? We just had four tornadoes here plus flooding, hundreds of thousands of people without power for days. Some still have no power.
Get in line, take a number, you are not special.
you have to make your own video and we will watch it.
No money for infrastructure when you have millions of immigrants that need $upport. 😂😂
glad i live in a part of Montreal that his high above water level... lucky i never got any flooding in my area.
Sunny days my friends
Tax the rain !
They did ... carbon tax.
As the survivors of a hundred-year flood in Alberta; we know what devastation the residents are suffering through!
Our hearts go out to our Eastern neighbors (even if they are our enemies)!
enemies ? wtf LOL. AREN'T you special.
@@sloburnjo Well actually; since Quebec and Ontario have been filling their coffers with OUR transfer payments for decades , like the welfare bums they are, we absolutely ARE SUPERIOR!
C'est impressionnant toute ça 🧐
Blame the weather if you want but I blame the scammers stealing our tax dollars and causing unpunished negligence bs like this all around.
100% preventable!
Include refugees who abuse our system. Inciude those fake asylum seekers. Blame PM Trudeu !
You really have no idea what 158 mm of rain is do you. Must by stupid bot saying stupid things. Eh Normal.
yup ... but the sheeple will never believe you
Weather manipulation.
154 mm in less than 24 hours. The previous record was 94 mm in 1996. The bad news is that with climate change, this phenomenon will be more frequent in the future, but morons like you don't believe it and will continue to burn gasoline with oversized trucks.
Hopefully it cleans out the underground.
More bike paths will fix this 😂
Maybe a few paddle boats
What does that have to do with anything? Are people so butt hurt about giving up .01% of public space to something besides cars?
More bike paths and rainbow crossings definitely will help.
Please think logicaly . Obviously more drains won't help. Higher carbon tax and rainbow crosswalks are the only answer.
Your thumbnail is ridiculous...
Debbie does Quebec.
@@ZEEmtlhauhauhauhau I came
LOL
That's a good one. Yes, right up the wazoo. Good for Montreal city of cones and construction and French road signs and now French hospitalization only. Thank you Debbie
At least we have bike paths everywhere....
lol even when they close down the streets for the summer so people can walk on them the people on bikes almost run you over
Are you slow? Bike paths and better drainage is needed. That’s why there’s lots of fat people in North America because of car centric cities. Bike paths help
Hope all are safe .
Don’t worry, Alberta will send you guys more money
Hi canada 🇨🇦 I see you
Hey... Thats great.
Please look the other way.
@@norsecelt all way lead to me
Pay more taxes 🤪⁉️
In 1954, Hurricane Hazel was worse than this in Toronto.
Sorry to hear, l love Montreal
Wow, I hadn't seen how bad it actually is. I live in Joliette (45 min. from Montreal) and some people were flooded here as well but I was lucky this time, I wasn't. But I was flooded last year in July, though. It's a total pain in the butt and I can feel the desperation. Things are not going to get better, folks.
TABARNAK
Thanks to God
GREAT REPORT
I live in central NC....this is worse than we had. Crazy weather!
I live in the same city as all this and I did not even notice so its only parts of the city
Wow. I arrived in Montreal last night, at around 10, and I haven't noticed anything. There wasn't even a drop of rain.
Increase the carbon tax. It will save you.
And you get it all back every 4 months. Good idea. bigger winfall. Glad you thought of it.
Is this comment a joke? My town in BC still doesn’t have clean drinking water after 5 years in BC after our flood.
More concrete you add to the Earth and more you’re gonna have this, #concrete jungle
We’re on the South shore and suffered power outage for a couple days,……But have family members and many we know were. affected by flooding….Today, Sunday…..we’re still getting reports (from one of our our Sons) and others of the devastation……
Praying for help and meaningful solutions…..
Can you call it hurricane George? Quit blaming women.
😂😂😂😂😂
Or we can call it just storm rain like the old days...they just invent names now to make it seem more dramatic.
It s all media bulshit propaganda.
welcome to canada , Climate Change !
Climate change is weather manipulation.
Le probleme c,est aussi les infrastructures mal adaptees aux nouvelles constructions , entre autres, les egouts pluviaux.
See what happens to the
World with messing up ozone layer, rockets, bombs, planes
Wars etc
Oooh no hurricane Debby 😖😢
It was a rough one!! 😢
Ceci est le résultat d’une succession d’administrations qui ne se sont jamais occupées du réseau fluvial vétuste de Montréal. L’administration actuelle préfère investir dans des toilettes non genrées et autres futilités pour servir un agenda de l’ultra gauche comme dans la majorité des villes démocrates américaines.
Oh, on a notre petit maga local ici? T'es certain de pas être un troll russe?
@@wetrock2766 Il n'y avait pas de troll russe. Hillary a tout inventé cherie....
Wow! Le stationnement du Carrefour Laval est devenu un lac! 😳
Do people in Montreal have common sense? Your sea level is very low unless you are living in Mount Royal. Move people! This flooding is going get worse every year eventually insurance companies are not going to renew your policies.
Yes, we do have common sense. It is harder when common common sense interacts with public works' common sense.
@@orangekerria4899fire your government, they are corrupt. They should have fixed these challenges many years go….generations after generations are going to lose your wealth and belongings.
Read…Hosea 4:6
Prayers to all of them Iam so sorry 🙏 that happened
Sandy was the last time but this is the first direct hit for us. Some of us were prepared but not all of us.
frenchman is saying "the insurances do not cover for flooding" LOL
the parking lot and hotel flooded was in LAVAL not Montreal.
Trudeau be like it's the worst climate change I have ever seen , need more green money fast no time to wait it's an emergency 😅
I have never seen Carrefour like that
Now it's really a swamp.
Quelques rues à Montréal, pas la ville au complet
I am in Montreal now, in a more elevated area. I feel nothing.
What are they considering southern quebec
down south in Quebec bikini ooh la la moi cheri
Frogs 🐸 like water.
Why did they build on holes? Why not fill the hole first then build ?
I stayed home!!!
Looks so terrible, feel so so sorry for people in Montreal.
Let’s see how much money and how fast trust in you know will take care of the Montreal province..
I guarantee it’ll be a lot faster and a lot more money than Jasper‘s gotten ..
I live here and I think your right and I have no idea why for a province that bitches about Canada so much and wants to separate.
Very bad politics !!! Montreal is a island down the river, not up the river today. Where is Valerie Plante ???
At least the city will be cleaner🇨🇦
Might wash Trudeau's tampons away
I don't feel sorry for them Liberal voters.
Liberal voters caused this flooding!? Last time I'll vote liberal 🤬😡🤯😤😟....just kidding 😂
@melvinahenakew9369 They did cause it. Nobody is voting for that fruit cake Justin. Montreal deserves it.
So, in Winnipeg, were they liberal voters? You are an idjiot.
Almost like in days of Noah.
Could it be the wrath of God?????😮😮
@@lokin4truth could be ! 😬
Canada is responsible for less than 1% of the world’s carbon emissions. Carbon emissions don’t stop at borders. If carbon emissions are affecting the environment and weather, then china and India are responsible for this. They burn a lot of coal and have irresponsible populations (yet we keep bringing them here which isn’t helping the irresponsible population problem, but that’s a whole other problem). One solution is to sell them natural gas from Alberta (which is the most ethical and clean gas in the world) so that they can severely lower their carbon emissions thereby lowering the level around the world, a lot.
The way Gaybow talks it all do to Canada
That makes too much sense.
Sell them the most ethical and clean natural gas? Cheaper than they pay for our palettes of recycled goods we have no infrastructure to recycle that they use as cheap fuel? Sure Alberta, get right on that!
How are you factoring in all the production outsourcing? Not in our backyard = we're not responsible? Right. It's just like the sweatshops that makes our clothes. It's their fault for being irresponsible. We are not the ones dumping all those chemicals into the water supply!
It's just like how we totally did not participate in modern economic imperialism when we bought complete ownership of large sections of land in third world countries placing us as the 7th largest cobalt producer in the world. We are polluting in the other country. It's their responsibility!
Where do we even go from here? I mean... we can keep going! Our hubris never ends.
Did you know that we willingly store the nuclear waste of other countries in our soil?
How about how we just allowed, Northvolt, one of the worst polluters that basically got chased out their country by failing to provide an adequate plan for their new refinery into our own?
And don't get me started on our own shit corporations and people that knowingly and willingly destroy our health, heritage and future. Our oil corpos? Forestries? Trucks? Whiskey refineries? I'll hit the character limit if I start listing everything, and I haven't even started to dig into how we massage our carbon emission numbers!
Really? Less than 1%? It's less than 1% if you trust the federal government numbers, crooked provincial politicians / journalists, lobbyists or climate change denying nut jobs.
Sry, but you wrote way to many keywords that screams "I've done my research".
@@bublybublybubly ok, settle down commie.
The sun and the seeding they do in the skies are to blame....especially the sun and we cannot stop the sun from creating the weather on all the planets in our solar system.
ils doivent être contents ils ont réussis leurs destructions ces ...
Old that is true , in laval many places
The basements full wather was destroy completly , Everywhere in Chomedey ....... 😩 ..... 😢
Dans mon coin au lieu des autoroutes j'ai pris les petites rues.
Being an Island on a major seaway, Montréal will not deal well with rising ocean levels. This is a preview of what will likely become normal. It is a non-coastal city that will face the same inundations as coastal cities.
When the rich stop buying waterfront homes, I'll start to worry.
Wrong, Montreal is 35 feet above sea level. On a global scale Montreal might be getting it's toes wet in ten thousand years, even if the whole polar cap melts, you could not be more wrong.
@@wetrock2766Yeah, Montréal is less of a risk of sea level rise flooding than the likes of New York City, Shanghai & Jakarta.
vive les voitures électriques vives les maires corrompus
Oh my lord have mercy on us all😢
Mocną podstawo jest wiara w Boga wszechmogącego stwórcy nieba i ziemi
Don’t worry Trudeau will look 👀 after his neighborhood first 😮.
It’s not called the ram it’s called the Metro
He said the REM, light rail system.
He's called Mohammed not muhenhead
We also get frozen rain that covers ENTIRE TREES.! Look itup about 1998 frozen rain of 12" thick EVERYWHERE
If only this rain was pouring in western Canada
Remember thos amphibious cars? I see them coming back
I rode in one when I was a kid....my friend's dad drove us into a lake. Was very strange but interesting! Was it called a Duck?
What happens to electric cars when submerged in water
Anyone know
Vos voitures électriques quand elles sont dans l'eau ? Elles deviennent " "conductrices du courant électrique " 😅