5 Monster Flash Floods Caught On Camera REACTION | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!



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20 thoughts on “5 Monster Flash Floods Caught On Camera REACTION | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!”

  1. Was about to be thrown off a cliff from a flash flood, but caught my left front tire just enough to get grip and power out before the rest of the water came. The water was close to submerging my engine in about 2 seconds. One of scariest driving moments of my life.

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  2. Underworld have another channel boys which I have recently discovered (ie yesterday or so) it’s called most dangerous and it still has some of the same format of videos as there main one but also story type videos like one about the El Reno tornado the Pilger twin EF4’s the Moore EF5 etc it’s worth a look guys.

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  3. Growing up in Las Vegas in the 90s, you used to see all sorts of flash floods. They would come out of nowhere. On several occasions, I narrowly avoided one while riding my dirtbike. From the late '90s to the early 2000s, they spent a lot of money putting in retention basins all over town. As a result, you rarely see flash floods in the populated parts of the valley now. Heck, with the drought they've been experiencing, I doubt you see all that many in the outskirts, either.

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  4. I lived in New Braunfels, Tx when when five dams failed after like a month of near constant rain (in 2002? I think). There was a walking bridge next to the highway bridge going over the river. That bridge was FULL, shoulder to shoulder, of lookey loos watching houses and trucks, etc, floating down the river, under and then past the bridge. Watching the news, I just remember my dad getting increasingly angry at how stupid those people were.

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  5. Never camp near a river bed in the Southwest, even if it is completely dry. When it rains, these “washes” flood quickly and can easily wash away people. There have been deaths over the years of people not understanding this (usually tourists who don’t live in the Southwest) and who have been swept away.

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