@StraightUpTruth Being that I'm British, ordinarily I'd disagree with you, but in this context I am referring to an American mother so you're correct, she's his Mom, not his Mum. I shall edit my comment accordingly!
1:40 thats part of the problem right there. The culverts are nowhere near big enough to support the volume. The creek/canal should also be dredged wider and deeper with rim to contain the overflow. This has been going on since 2019? I saw another video on this who said its been a problem since 2019. Who in the hell is running things there? This is not that complicated
Problem is that this stream doesn’t empty anywhere. It’s an arroyo that just ends a little over a half mile away in the neighborhood. The water needs to disperse. Bad place to develop.
Edit: 600K… Nice. Wow, the video got 100k views… thats insane. Looks like it got picked up by the algorithm or something all of the sudden 😂. Also, sorry for the shaky cam. I never intended to upload this video when recording it and its just kinda hard to hold a camera still when your witnessing chaos. Also if you want some basic context, this flood was caused by the 2019 museum fire that burned near flagstaff; the death of many trees nearby caused the soil beneath them to loosen up and turn into mud slides during this monsoon season. No one was hurt luckily, but it caused 4 million in property damage and definitely looked insane for such a mostly quiet town.
You did just fine with the camera. You got a nice capture of the beginning of the flash flood. Thumbs up for that 👍 Glad you posted it thanks. Hopefully people that were affected will get help with recovering from this.
@@matthewcraig8926 thanks, like 10 people were crying about the camera so i just wrote that to shut them up. 😂 The people here are fine for the most part, but climate change is really starting to become a reality for us and many people now… were running out of time to make a difference. 😕
@@nandii_8850 That's true. Just look what's happening over in California with the fires and then the flooding in China. Record heat in Siberia. 121F degrees in BC Canada. It's sad. And this is just the beginning.
He's fine, he just needed his afternoon blunt. There was a fire in July 2019 that burned a big portion of the hills north of the neighborhood. Luckily it did not flood badly until this year, it has been doing it almost every day now.
@@Patrick_Ross you are out of line to critizice the man for filming this, glad he did and you being so worldly are as well watching this channel, big mouth.
Very bad idea , I considered it once , my friend with me was scared ,so I didnt ,good thing , an hour later the water was gone , thats when I learned the road is gone too , and my friend couldnt swim , that was stupid of me I would have drowned my friend
That was my first time being in Flagstaff. It was fine for an hour then rain, thunder, and the floods. My Dad and I got trapped because of the flooding and couldn't get to our motel to check in.
The water sprit is strong with this young man. He will be called Walks With Water. I lived in Jerome Az across the Verde Valley from Flagstaff. I remember the 10 foot deep walls of water in the normally dry gullies during the monsoons. I miss the smell after a rain, sage and mesquite.
@@trakyboy5128 I left AZ in 1978, mostly good memories, most of the locals hated me because I had long hair. Not anymore. Not much hair left. What I really miss is the AZ Mexican food. There is nothing like it in Rhode Island. Thanks for the like. I have sworn off harsh negative comments. There is to much anger, negativity, hate and lies rumbling around the world now. Everyone needs to lighten up, turn off the talking heads, get out out the negative sound loops and take a walk. Be well.
I'm one over from Steves Ave and it was pretty bad the last few weeks. When I came home there was a car that washed up into someone's yard. I feel bad for them I hope the insurance companies are quick to get people money. This monsoon is really trying to make up for the last 2 years.
Hopefully they bought flood insurance - typically this is the sort of “extreme weather or acts of God” type of exclusion from coverage that every insurance policy includes in its language, so if someone didn’t opt for that extra insurance, all they can wish for happening quick is finding out that they’re out of luck and on their own.
Oh, man - that is something else! I lived in Flagstaff from 1998-2002, and don't ever recall seeing really any flooding in the town (I could be forgetting some particular instance), but I feel bad for all those people whose yards, streets and possibly homes were screwed up by that debris flow. Yikes.
I just moved out at the end of 2020. This is from a fire. It has been excepted since. Lived through several floods like this do to the fires. Without the forest, the water just flows.
Lol, its designed to handle a certain amount of water. This was severe flooding due to a large area of recent fire that allowed a huge amount of water to shed off the mountain without any vegetation breaks to stop and absorb it. No road drain or culvert is going to handle that.
I miss Flagstaff all the time, cooked at Beaver st brewery and played everywhere with the Infidelics (2008). Flooding was devastating then as well. Watched the manhole cover go from suck to blow outside of the Arizona Music Pro. Our buddies would get their kayaks out and rip it up😂. Hope everyone is safe up there
Yep that young man had no common sense, his thought well I got to get to my house, and the flood flash was moving a heavy tree trunk down the street earlier, no sense he might have been hit by a log and then it would be all over for him. Not the smartest person, clearly he thought of this as just a little light flood.
He could've gone to the right and walked through the shallow water on the sidewalk - but no, he had to show off for all the people who were watching, and stay in the middle of the flood.
If ther was a fire Recetly in that area then it really makes flooding and erosion a far worse situation the reason for a forest and vegetation is to control such outcomes with flooding.
2 of my children live in apartments houses in flagstaff were was the street named Green trees street, 2 of my children work from there in the city area , i didn't noticed those water running cross the street, I'm watching from sanders AZ ,thank for watching your video
Ah yes Arizona, known as one of the hottest states yet still one of the wettest. Gotta love flag! Definitely one of my favorite places I remember this flood quite well to! If I’m not mistaken I had school quite literally either the next day or a few days later we took the main road rather then side streets because of the flooding and all that
We've been ok here in Tucson. Reports say this July was the wettest one on record, but I haven't seen flooding like this on the news. Folks here want more rain!
Grew up in Flagstaff seeing this made my heart drop and shared concern for the hometown. The elements are washing all that poop snow away off the Sacred Mountain. May balance be restored and people stay safe and become conscious to know we have to work together in our communities and globally. What we do to the earth we do to ourselves...as we heal ourselves we can help heal the earth. We are ALL connected. Water is life! Stay safe people!!!!
Nast. The trouble is compounded by the fact that there's lots of forest debris and the water is so muddy. That will stick around for ages. Feel for the people who's property got affected.
Seems to me that a bridge is needed at this location. Those 2 pipes aren't enough. Apparently the frequency of this event doesn't justify the investment.
Thats the problem if you use culvert pipes instead of a bridge. The pipes clog up with the first debris and than you have a dam and the water needs to finde a other way down.
reminds me of the video of the news guy trying to cast total panic over a storm that was "blowing him over" and then someone walking through the background in absolutely no danger and no wind. people need to calm down.
You think that tree stump weights more than that guy? It got pushed along pretty good. And IF he did get knocked over by the flow others would have to risk their lives trying to save him. Flood water is no joke
People, don’t try to walk or drive through moving water. The tires on your vehicle are filled with air. They start losing traction with just 2 inches of running water beneath them. And that silly teenaged boy came close to getting knocked down by what looked like a manhole cover. Water is probably the most destructive force on the planet. Please respect it.
@@titirititiri6360 solid steel floats?🤔 in which book did you read that? The same book that explains that a ton of lead is heavier than a ton of feathers????
@@gold-diggersanonymous1085 man, the sarcasm just flew right over your head, did it not ? Although 600,000 ton steel ships float The previous commenter said she saw a man hole cover floating by hence my sarcastic remark
Not sure what the green guy was thinking “i have to get to my house” sure you do, but you coulda waited a bit for it to be safer? Or arrived like 5 mins earlier…
He was showing off. Notice how he stayed in the middle and continued to walk nonchalantly when he could easily have stayed off the side where it was safer. He was proving a point to the people watching. Funny thing is, if he had been taken down by a stump or something and washed away, he would have been screaming to them for help like a little bitch. . . 😂
Have you gone back to shoot a video of the aftermath and cleanup? What about where the water ultimately went down the road to? Obviously the city knew something was coming and the neighbors were not too freaked out. There is a drone video of this flooding out there too.
That guy in green is the type of fool that endangers others that sometimes have to rescue his ignorant butt. 🤔Some debris could have hit him knocked him down and sent him with the current which was getting stronger to his death. SOME PEOPLE!!!👎
idiots like that should not be rescued, some days later they will belly up 50 miles downstream anyway, just treat it as "voluntary death" they'll do it just once, no worries.
Lmaoo bruh y’all kill me, ima certified diver and a hard shell kayaker. I was in no danger at all, there were rocks hitting my feet and stumps, still wasn’t enough to knock me, didn’t even get close 😂
@@clownfishbreedinnreefkeepi3098 keep on doin' shit like that, one day your parents will stand beside your grave knowing that you overestimated yourself, and underestimated nature... (btw. most drowning victims are considered strong swimmers.)
@@gold-diggersanonymous1085 dawg it’s TH-cam 😂 my mom n dad would be proud of me too. If I ever drown of a flash flood it’ll be in a slot canyon, not my street, smooth brain.
@@clownfishbreedinnreefkeepi3098 watch how people died in Ahrweiler, Dernau, Iversheim, Schuld, Bad Münstereifel in Germany. There is a Darwin award waiting for you.
The guy in the green jacket walking in the rushing water that was powerful enough to push a tree trunk and roots down the street must have had an IQ of about 0.0000 and or a death wish.
Well..... hope this will be a HARD LESSON LEARNED by the government officials in Flagstaff to do a monthly cleaning of those 2 drainage pipes that run under that road! How horrific for the residents that live in that neighborhood!!
It can. It’s not the depth so much as the force of the water. I fly fish and I’ve waded in water way deeper than this safely. But I’ve also been taken off my feet n shallow water a couple times. The debris floating by that you can’t see is also a factor.
It's funny when I would go home to visit I was like what the heck are all these sand bags doing in sunny side. Oh there is supposed to be some flood coming through, 2 years later no flood and flag started to look like sand bag city, well here are the floods that they predicted, crazy 😜
Whats worst is that the dude whos house is right in front of this spontaneous river had just removed his barricades and sandbags a week earlier and his carpets got flooded for sure. That was the worst of timing.
Well, you don’t live in Arizona. I love how people chime up and blame others. The engineers, you are a keyboard genius who knows everything. It’s called fire scars. I will not tell you what it is, since you already know.
post 10 could clear the blocked area!
🤣 I was thinking the same thing they should call in post 10 at least he show us where the water ended up at lol.
Did you know Chuck Norris goes to Post 10 for proper drainage advice?
post 10 rules
The man had to get to his Mom. He's got his priorities right!
@StraightUpTruth Being that I'm British, ordinarily I'd disagree with you, but in this context I am referring to an American mother so you're correct, she's his Mom, not his Mum. I shall edit my comment accordingly!
@@RedHeadForester keep it as mum, don’t listen to him lol.
That's hilarious the way he continued walking after being warned Hahaha! The guy is Jesus! The second coming is here.
1:40 thats part of the problem right there. The culverts are nowhere near big enough to support the volume. The creek/canal should also be dredged wider and deeper with rim to contain the overflow. This has been going on since 2019? I saw another video on this who said its been a problem since 2019. Who in the hell is running things there? This is not that complicated
Post10 would throw a hissy fit and so would I if I did jobs of clearing clogged drains
Dude. It’s Arizona.
the pipes are clearly cloged up. There comes clearly less water out of the Pipes than they could let throu.
Problem is that this stream doesn’t empty anywhere. It’s an arroyo that just ends a little over a half mile away in the neighborhood. The water needs to disperse. Bad place to develop.
It is also the way the Forest Service is managing the forests now with their "let it burn" policies and not replanting in the burn scars.
Looks like the city needs to put in some 12x12 culvert box pipe instead of the double 30” pipe
I live in Flagstaff. That would not even help.
Yep you need to send your engineering report to them asap
Very true I was just talking about in general but yea very true
@@danbailey96 Engineers in flagstaff are a bunch of idiots.
Edit: 600K… Nice.
Wow, the video got 100k views… thats insane. Looks like it got picked up by the algorithm or something all of the sudden 😂.
Also, sorry for the shaky cam. I never intended to upload this video when recording it and its just kinda hard to hold a camera still when your witnessing chaos.
Also if you want some basic context, this flood was caused by the 2019 museum fire that burned near flagstaff; the death of many trees nearby caused the soil beneath them to loosen up and turn into mud slides during this monsoon season. No one was hurt luckily, but it caused 4 million in property damage and definitely looked insane for such a mostly quiet town.
You did just fine with the camera. You got a nice capture of the beginning of the flash flood. Thumbs up for that 👍 Glad you posted it thanks. Hopefully people that were affected will get help with recovering from this.
@@matthewcraig8926 thanks, like 10 people were crying about the camera so i just wrote that to shut them up. 😂
The people here are fine for the most part, but climate change is really starting to become a reality for us and many people now… were running out of time to make a difference. 😕
@@nandii_8850 That's true. Just look what's happening over in California with the fires and then the flooding in China. Record heat in Siberia. 121F degrees in BC Canada. It's sad. And this is just the beginning.
I hope your home and property are ok. Thanks for sharing.
@@matthewcraig8926 I agree I think the filming was fine
Man... I thought it was going to be a truck!
Did that guy put sandbags around his truck like he did the side of his home? Damn, man, stop swinging the camera, I’m falling off my chair here. Dang!
wheres post10 when you need him
Wow, it’s amazing how fast the water starts rising and gushing up over the sides. All that debris is just as dangerous as the rushing water.
He's fine, he just needed his afternoon blunt. There was a fire in July 2019 that burned a big portion of the hills north of the neighborhood. Luckily it did not flood badly until this year, it has been doing it almost every day now.
I chuckled when the neighbor announced "he's 28" as he crossed the flood.
Sending all the love to the East side 💖
If he does things like this, he won’t see 29.
@@tiggersboy shut up I’ll be fine bruh
Maybe he meant that’s his IQ. . . 🤣
He's one of the reasons Aliens don't talk to us.
I know this place
@@user-zq9su8jv2k - almost all of his subscriptions are RV, travel or adventure channels. Sounds like you don’t get out much!😂
@@user-zq9su8jv2k - now you’re just being an obnoxious troll. Fuck off.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Patrick_Ross you are out of line to critizice the man for filming this, glad he did and you being so worldly are as well watching this channel, big mouth.
Guy crossing flash flood. I guess he wants to play Russian Roulette.
Very bad idea , I considered it once , my friend with me was scared ,so I didnt ,good thing , an hour later the water was gone , thats when I learned the road is gone too , and my friend couldnt swim , that was stupid of me I would have drowned my friend
@@cb.1212 fax I was fine
He can handle it I know him 😭 brotha lives there
That’s what the Agua Fria used to do before they put the beige in. My dad used to take us to see it. Was rather scary.
That was my first time being in Flagstaff. It was fine for an hour then rain, thunder, and the floods. My Dad and I got trapped because of the flooding and couldn't get to our motel to check in.
A river runs through it should be the headline.
How about, A Dude walks through it. : )
That storm tunnel must be totally clogged with Debris.
The are fine, just way undersized for the volume of water.
@@01Questar need post 10 to inspect them
@@JaneTaylor I bet it was due to beavers.
Wow I was there visiting three weeks after this happened! Glad everyone’s ok.
The water sprit is strong with this young man. He will be called Walks With Water. I lived in Jerome Az across the Verde Valley from Flagstaff. I remember the 10 foot deep walls of water in the normally dry gullies during the monsoons. I miss the smell after a rain, sage and mesquite.
Yup, "Walks with Water" lol. I like it
It's a WONDERFUL smell that I wish I could bottle so I could break out some from time to time 😃 !!!¡!
@@trakyboy5128 I left AZ in 1978, mostly good memories, most of the locals hated me because I had long hair. Not anymore. Not much hair left. What I really miss is the AZ Mexican food. There is nothing like it in Rhode Island. Thanks for the like. I have sworn off harsh negative comments. There is to much anger, negativity, hate and lies rumbling around the world now. Everyone needs to lighten up, turn off the talking heads, get out out the negative sound loops and take a walk. Be well.
Yeah just this week faith Moore was hit bye a 8 foot wall of water
@@waynedowling2664 killed her
I'm one over from Steves Ave and it was pretty bad the last few weeks. When I came home there was a car that washed up into someone's yard. I feel bad for them I hope the insurance companies are quick to get people money. This monsoon is really trying to make up for the last 2 years.
Hopefully they bought flood insurance - typically this is the sort of “extreme weather or acts of God” type of exclusion from coverage that every insurance policy includes in its language, so if someone didn’t opt for that extra insurance, all they can wish for happening quick is finding out that they’re out of luck and on their own.
Oh, man - that is something else! I lived in Flagstaff from 1998-2002, and don't ever recall seeing really any flooding in the town (I could be forgetting some particular instance), but I feel bad for all those people whose yards, streets and possibly homes were screwed up by that debris flow. Yikes.
I just moved out at the end of 2020. This is from a fire. It has been excepted since. Lived through several floods like this do to the fires. Without the forest, the water just flows.
@@ourcreativebeehive I live in Flagstaff in 1970 to 1972 no flooding ever.
I’d say but a concrete wall where the water is turning corner this is happened before
Wow hope everyone is safe it's so beautiful there.
So im guessing that the guy's "screw this I am not waiting for this to stop or slow down" attitude worked out for him. Lol
i think this is pure karma for America
@@frankr649 pretty much honestly
It WILL catch up to him
He’s just different 😭
This time anyway. . .
I was an NAU freshman in 2006 and the flooding was insane
love flagstaff
Very interesting to see thanks 👍🏼 I hope there was not too much damage to the neighborhood.
Wow - thanks for the video.
What is the camera you are using to film this if you don’t mind me asking
That is crazy, all that water going across the street compared to the water going under the bridge thru the culvert. Terrible design.
Lol, its designed to handle a certain amount of water. This was severe flooding due to a large area of recent fire that allowed a huge amount of water to shed off the mountain without any vegetation breaks to stop and absorb it. No road drain or culvert is going to handle that.
I miss Flagstaff all the time, cooked at Beaver st brewery and played everywhere with the Infidelics (2008). Flooding was devastating then as well. Watched the manhole cover go from suck to blow outside of the Arizona Music Pro. Our buddies would get their kayaks out and rip it up😂. Hope everyone is safe up there
That family put a lot of faith in that small wall…
Don’t think they had much of a choice either way. . .
Wow, that wall just saved those people's house. Incredible. Did you ever found out where all that mud went that took over that street?
I am from So. California. Just be safe and collect the bags of sand to protect your homes, etc....take care!
Very irresponsible and dangerous for him walking in the water in those conditions..
Amazing he wasn't swept away.
Yep that young man had no common sense, his thought well I got to get to my house, and the flood flash was moving a heavy tree trunk down the street earlier, no sense he might have been hit by a log and then it would be all over for him. Not the smartest person, clearly he thought of this as just a little light flood.
@@superdayday3462 cringe it was easy ash bro
If he had it'd been his own damn fault.
@@superdayday3462 -Had to get home to smoke a blunt
The water was maybe a foot (maybe 2 feet) deep. It wasn't that dangerous for the young man.
He could've gone to the right and walked through the shallow water on the sidewalk - but no, he had to show off for all the people who were watching, and stay in the middle of the flood.
Bro u trippin it was deeper and my street was down there
If ther was a fire Recetly in that area then it really makes flooding and erosion a far worse situation the reason for a forest and vegetation is to control such outcomes with flooding.
2 of my children live in apartments houses in flagstaff were was the street named Green trees street, 2 of my children work from there in the city area , i didn't noticed those water running cross the street, I'm watching from sanders AZ ,thank for watching your video
Ah yes Arizona, known as one of the hottest states yet still one of the wettest. Gotta love flag! Definitely one of my favorite places I remember this flood quite well to! If I’m not mistaken I had school quite literally either the next day or a few days later we took the main road rather then side streets because of the flooding and all that
We've been ok here in Tucson. Reports say this July was the wettest one on record, but I haven't seen flooding like this on the news. Folks here want more rain!
Watching Post 10 videos brought me here. That culvert design would tick him off 😂😂😂
I was there after this flood.
Looks like they were prepared with sandbags all over. Probably not the 1st time this happens.
Amazing! I am glad he got across safely!
Turn around, don't drown.
If the water does get you, the debris will.
And he was never seen again on that street… because he had made it to the pub.
So beautiful Flagstaff Arizona
Grew up in Flagstaff seeing this made my heart drop and shared concern for the hometown. The elements are washing all that poop snow away off the Sacred Mountain. May balance be restored and people stay safe and become conscious to know we have to work together in our communities and globally. What we do to the earth we do to ourselves...as we heal ourselves we can help heal the earth. We are ALL connected. Water is life! Stay safe people!!!!
I always wondered why the Forest Service didn’t actively replant Mt. Elden.
Run! Run!Run for your lives.
Nast. The trouble is compounded by the fact that there's lots of forest debris and the water is so muddy. That will stick around for ages. Feel for the people who's property got affected.
Seems to me that a bridge is needed at this location. Those 2 pipes aren't enough. Apparently the frequency of this event doesn't justify the investment.
I was raised there, left decades ago. I can remember them bringing drinking water from Windslow in railroad cars
Thats the problem if you use culvert pipes instead of a bridge. The pipes clog up with the first debris and than you have a dam and the water needs to finde a other way down.
Best comment I've seen here!
'where's that confounded bridge?' -Led Zepplin (1973)
reminds me of the video of the news guy trying to cast total panic over a storm that was "blowing him over" and then someone walking through the background in absolutely no danger and no wind. people need to calm down.
You think that tree stump weights more than that guy? It got pushed along pretty good. And IF he did get knocked over by the flow others would have to risk their lives trying to save him. Flood water is no joke
Been There...
Nice place + people
People, don’t try to walk or drive through moving water. The tires on your vehicle are filled with air. They start losing traction with just 2 inches of running water beneath them. And that silly teenaged boy came close to getting knocked down by what looked like a manhole cover. Water is probably the most destructive force on the planet. Please respect it.
Indeed, solid steel manhole covers can float with only 3.75” of water
The nucleus of an atom is the most destructive force
@@titirititiri6360 solid steel floats?🤔
in which book did you read that? The same book that explains that a ton of lead is heavier than a ton of feathers????
thank you Karen, I feel educated...
@@gold-diggersanonymous1085 man, the sarcasm just flew right over your head, did it not ?
Although 600,000 ton steel ships float
The previous commenter said she saw a man hole cover floating by hence my sarcastic remark
Our city council banned flash floods back in the 1960's, and we have not one since.
i guess they can quit hollaring drought now
Yeah we had a huge ass drought 😭 the water definitely helped, monsoon season is ridiculous
So where was the end of this when it finally stopped?
The people just stand there and watch the guy trying to save his house wow !
How long did the water flow down from the mountain?
I hope the people in the homes there got to evacuate! ❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
What camera are u using??
Arizona needs the water.
Wht camera are u using?
Looks like someone forgot to turn off a faucet.
😮 Oh NO!! Those 2 houses closest to it...Looks like the water is going to go over that concrete barrier on the one house by the wash 😲
Hehe thats my friend who crossed 😂 “gots to see it thru my boy”
*YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW THE GUY CALM DOWN* 😑
*YOU AIN'T EVEN FROM ARIZONA* 😬
*JUST WANTED SOME LIKES ON TH-cam 😂🤣😂🤣*
@@13AZ13 his name Ishai, I do be from flag tho
@@13AZ13 she know me bro😂
@@clownfishbreedinnreefkeepi3098 Hahahahaha I knew it. "Clownfish" appropriate.
@@clownfishbreedinnreefkeepi3098 oh damn, you really do be the guy who crossed wtf… sorry for calling you an idiot 😂! That was pretty wild tho…
Mark Robertson and Jacklin Whitall of the Weather Network. Mark walking in a street found under the water a missing manhole cover.
Not sure what the green guy was thinking “i have to get to my house” sure you do, but you coulda waited a bit for it to be safer? Or arrived like 5 mins earlier…
He was showing off. Notice how he stayed in the middle and continued to walk nonchalantly when he could easily have stayed off the side where it was safer. He was proving a point to the people watching. Funny thing is, if he had been taken down by a stump or something and washed away, he would have been screaming to them for help like a little bitch. . . 😂
Id say the infrastructure is a little under planned for this wash. Poor residents..
I want to know who made that guys wall... impressive
That’s a lot of people being paid to stand around and watch it
Flood in flagstaff is like forrest fire in the Sahara. Rare
Have you gone back to shoot a video of the aftermath and cleanup? What about where the water ultimately went down the road to? Obviously the city knew something was coming and the neighbors were not too freaked out.
There is a drone video of this flooding out there too.
Were does all that water goes when its done
That guy in green is the type of fool that endangers others that sometimes have to rescue his ignorant butt. 🤔Some debris could have hit him knocked him down and sent him with the current which was getting stronger to his death. SOME PEOPLE!!!👎
idiots like that should not be rescued, some days later they will belly up 50 miles downstream anyway, just treat it as "voluntary death" they'll do it just once, no worries.
Lmaoo bruh y’all kill me, ima certified diver and a hard shell kayaker. I was in no danger at all, there were rocks hitting my feet and stumps, still wasn’t enough to knock me, didn’t even get close 😂
@@clownfishbreedinnreefkeepi3098 keep on doin' shit like that, one day your parents will stand beside your grave knowing that you overestimated yourself, and underestimated nature...
(btw. most drowning victims are considered strong swimmers.)
@@gold-diggersanonymous1085 dawg it’s TH-cam 😂 my mom n dad would be proud of me too. If I ever drown of a flash flood it’ll be in a slot canyon, not my street, smooth brain.
@@clownfishbreedinnreefkeepi3098 watch how people died in Ahrweiler, Dernau, Iversheim, Schuld, Bad Münstereifel in Germany. There is a Darwin award waiting for you.
The guy in the green jacket walking in the rushing water that was powerful enough to push a tree trunk and roots down the street must have had an IQ of about 0.0000 and or a death wish.
if he had an IQ of around 0000 he wouldn't even know how to walk and I see him walking
Yo that’s me, I got 130
So quick, the devastation.
I’d keep those sand bags up year round. All hands on deck.
Thats its been for 2 years now, and its barricaded twice as much now. It looks like a war zone…
Tim from UK. I know all about flooding I live in a house that gets flooded, it's terrible
Unfortunately Post10 cannot be everywhere to unclog culverts. 🙁
i saunt a creek go from dry bed in many places; deepest 2 feet at concrete backyard retaining wall undercuts to over 10 feet in one day
Dip they are selling dip at that sign but what kind of dip though onion or crab is it salsa do you get free chips with your dip?
Wonder how many times some of those houses have dealt with this to have sandbags etc put up and around
Oh, gosh, that's awful.
Did the houses flood?
Wow! Amazing
WOW !!!
Wow where is that water coming from!
0:58 they were cleary waiting for the DIP
He has waders, probably a fisherman, used to standing in rivers, strong as fuck legs.
i wanna see down the street too, damn
Well..... hope this will be a HARD LESSON LEARNED by the government officials in Flagstaff to do a monthly cleaning of those 2 drainage pipes that run under that road! How horrific for the residents that live in that neighborhood!!
So much for the "Six inches can sweep you off your feet" theory 😂
It can. It’s not the depth so much as the force of the water. I fly fish and I’ve waded in water way deeper than this safely. But I’ve also been taken off my feet n shallow water a couple times. The debris floating by that you can’t see is also a factor.
Post 10 would have a heart attack at this, lol…
Send Post10 to Flagstaff, he will fix that with his rake!
Not much water coming out of the culverts under the road.
Probably like ours under road not cleaned out since put in 60 years ago
thats a wash for you... in July??
Turn around, don't drown!!
I'm moving out there on the 20th
WTF ( welcome to flagstaff). Ok that was cringe but still welcome.
@Adin Meeks lmao
We don't want you here
Guessing for College. You won't be anywhere near this.
@@ourcreativebeehive sweet lmao my girls going I'm gonna get my class a license
It's funny when I would go home to visit I was like what the heck are all these sand bags doing in sunny side. Oh there is supposed to be some flood coming through, 2 years later no flood and flag started to look like sand bag city, well here are the floods that they predicted, crazy 😜
Whats worst is that the dude whos house is right in front of this spontaneous river had just removed his barricades and sandbags a week earlier and his carpets got flooded for sure. That was the worst of timing.
Well, you don’t live in Arizona. I love how people chime up and blame others. The engineers, you are a keyboard genius who knows everything. It’s called fire scars. I will not tell you what it is, since you already know.
@@JP-sd4ho um, okay budd
That’s madness
God protects the young and fools