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Flooding time lapse
https://youtu.be/9yvq_emitB8
Jan 15, 2020 12:01 PM
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https://youtu.be/9yvq_emitB8
KissMyAshhole
Like how does it get that high?? That would have to cover so much surface area I feel like
TurboStonr
Tsamane
Was hoping to see this
KGFood
Pretty sure I robbed a train here in RDR2
temporarilyhuman
Now a major feature film starring Kevin Costner.
TeppeMannen
Kevin Coastnear
manWithNoHands
When I show mother earth my Pokemon card collection
WHEREISMYTROPHY
Can you show your cards in Australia?
manWithNoHands
Would a Charmeleon work?
TeaMan101
How highs the water mama?
whyWontKeiraKnightleyReturnMyPhoneCalls
If I had to guess I’d say that’s approximately forty vertical feet of water but full disclosure I’m terrible at guessing things
BubsPeps
did you guess Keira Knightley's phone number? Maybe thats why
00000007
justsnilloc
If you look closely, you can see a boat with a bunch of animals floating by in the last frame.
TitanicBOOM
Took me a moment, but I get it.
tennessine
QUICK SALE! Beachfront lands for sale!
Chuuseone
Yep, thats a lot of water.
8166uy
What water?
SomthingAwesome
At least 12 gallons
GForce805
Flex seal can't fix that
ImAfraidYoureAllPsychosSoIMadeThisAccount
Ahh yes, fond memories of 2011, the Missouri (Misery) river lived in my house for 5 months. What a nasty mess to clean up.
IDidntDoIt
Like Spirited Away except less magical more terrifying
Skawomplious
Why doesn't the water go down? Why did you end the gif? I NEED TO SEE THE WATER GO DOWN.
MegaDeuce
Gives "HEAD FOR THE HILLS" new meaning.
burningcampsites
Reminds me of the spirited away train tracks
MstrES
KevinStrexcorp
I was worried the camera was going to drown for a minute there!
GrizzlySaint
I am impressed it stayed powered!
bigballofwibblywobblytimeywimmeystuff
The waters reached as far inland as the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys.It washed away farms and towns forests skyscrapers but the water receded.
craque
i'm damn impressed there's still power going to that camera... holy crap that's scary tho
TruckloadsOfBroccoli
I get so much anxiety once the water starts reaching the tracks...it's like when you're seeing the water rise up in your toilet....scary...
asleepybean
phokinaye
Hey ma, the train's gonna be late th his week.
KhalDingo
solarscreen
Did you find the chiffereau?
Wobbly116
I can't git married without that ring !
ceemars
"You shall see a... a cow... on the roof of a...cotton house, hah. And, oh, so many startlements."
TheAziz
You know it's bad when waves start to appear and the ground starts to move
PaintYourWagon
Sploosh.
dakonsept
"You could literally drown a toddler in my panties right now".
MiniatureDragon
Beautiful.
bborne
Thanks for your contribution, where would we be without insightful comments like this.
PaintYourWagon
Hopefully we never have to know....
bborne
Agreed.
WHEREISMYTROPHY
I for one liked your comment, and would love to see you contribute more.
dakonsept
Also, "And whatever my equivalent of sploosh is... Which I guess is sploosh... Only with semen..."
OKGoogleFindMeAUsername
3-4 days and still no train...
Ireplywithgifsandjpegs
xcrit
Must be one of Amtrak's train lines. Didn't see a single train.
kistaer
Amtrak is usually awesome though. In my experience.
orangearcadi
Yeah they're amazing. https://youtu.be/TsLHYPX60V8
breadedfishstrip
Highly varies on which route you take, iirc Amtrak owns most of the track it uses on the Eastcoast but not most other places
Counterfit
It owns almost all of the Northeast Corridor. There are sections in Connecticut it doesn't own (and those sections suck)
kistaer
Took a connect from Chicago 2 Cleveland, my God I thought we were gonna derail. Got me there on time despite 1/2
kistaer
An earlier delay from earlier landslides. I love trains though. I may be biased.
tomatoboy
Depends entirely on which route. On the NE corridor? Sure. Elsewhere, YMMV. Expect delays.
xcrit
Try Jacksonville, FL to Houston, TX. Straight shot west but Amtrak route is Jacksonville, FL > Washington D.C. > Chicago, IL > Houston TX.
chrismofer
it's probably a joke based on the fact they've never operated at a profit, they don't see the business they expected to.
kistaer
That makes me sad.
chrismofer
they're subsidized by the government to make up the difference, bc the US sees the infrastructure as being important :)
MinorityOpinion
Australia has always been this way; fire, flood, drought, every year.
BatmanAndCradleRobin
Which is getting worse and worse do to climate change.
solarscreen
The 4 seasons of Southern California: Earthquake, Fire, Flood, Riot
norcalian
Forgot white nationalism and militarism.
dohcohv
Mudslide is in there too
chisox22
Moved to SoCal in late 1970s for graduate school. Quickly experienced the four seasons as Rain, Mudslide, Dry, Fire.
KentuckyFriedChildren
Mudslide fits between flood and riot
MrPuckett
In 3 or 4 days that is terrifying. Never seen anything like that in person.
Tthelaundryman
I live 200 miles inland from where hurricane Harvey hit. We still got over 30 inches of rain in two days. It was wild
Woestkonijn
Saw that in 1996 in the Netherlands. We had to evacuate our house. Scary.
Gayforbae
Oooh i.found MrPuckett in the wilds of the comments section.
tomatoboy
I watched in an afternoon as my apartment complex became an island in Nashville during the 2010 floods. Absolutely surreal.
rockonjones
Houston saw that when Harvey landed.
YutzWithAHorse
Flash floods baby!
animesux
1993 man. It was terrifying
TheTimesTheyAreAChangin
I flew humanitarian aid in Pakistan in 2010. Floods are a reminder to always consider where you live, and to always have surplus supplies.
VAPOR85
Yeah it's terrifying that mother nature can be like fuck it this area is a lake now
umbrellamaker
Some of us have seen this in one
BluMinFlyer
Lived to see a flooded city after one night of rain up the river in the mountains. 2bridges broken, no electricity and water for 5 days
NobodyIsHereAnymore
Happens most major monsoon seasons in Arizona
WHEREISMYTROPHY
Would have liked to see it recede, to see what if anything was left.
SKIDMARK95
Speaking from experience, it's always messy, and everything is either leaning or laying in one direction
sirgillif
Agreed!
isaypoopythingabecausemostofyouannoyme
Just reverse the video
soljaboss
Yeeeeeeah, Im watching you buddy!
lmHalJordan
Every 3 years or so in MO.
bobstallone
me neither
Nytr013
Days. Wait till you see something like this happen in a matter of hours.
physicsisalwaysrelevant
Happened in my city overnight. My street is 5 get higher than the surrounding area, we still had a foot on the parking lot.
sjleegketting
We dutch have built miles of storm flood barriers because of it. It took a single night to cause a nationwide flood disaster.
TheNightwang
Live in Houston. Can confirm. It’s terrifying.
whydotheycometometodie
Live next door in Louisiana. This is why we have swamps.
tzk132
Wasn't there a big flood in Marquette a couple years back? Aren't you in da UP?
HarambeDidntDieInVain
There was also a lot of flooding in Houghton around Father's day 2018. Wiped quite a few roads out in spots
MrPuckett
I was there at the time yep! 9 billion gallons of water in the Dead River Basin, which is small as it is.
MrPuckett
(mostly back in forested areas, didn't affect a ton of infrastructure
ItWasNotAcceptableIfNotToLiveForTheSakeOfPleasurableThings
Does forested area die off from something like that?
d0o0o0d
Not usually.
swatz
See it happen in 2 days before. Worse is when you got to sleep and wake up to 2 feet of water in your yard.
trigirl48
Happened to bff when hermine came through. ppl she rented from had insisted it was a no flood zone even though it was mile or 2 to the beach
swatz
Well the problem with flood zones are they're established on how often they flood. In theory if it floods say less than twice in 500 years<
swatz
>, it's not considered flood zone. It doesn't mean it can't or won't, it's just highly unlikely. I think even the "100 year" flood zones<
swatz
>aren't usually considered to flood. But it doesn't mean they won't or can't. Lots of places around here aren't considered flood zones, but<
trigirl48
We live in Fl it's pretty flat & coastal areas normally flood during hurricanes. Rental company was only worried about their money.