we love you be safe and Emerald put on your seatbelt !!!
tonywhite
Glad your family is ok. Keep on logging.
bigbobw
Its a pity this happen. Being from montgomery i know how bad heavy rains tear up our county. Only wonder how much this changes one our quate little towns.
the-kilted-trucker
Floods are terrible natural disasters. Prayers to all those who are hurt by this disaster. Ladies thank you for sharing this with us.👍♥️♥️
dennishinkle
All that damage is awful. I live in Cedar Rapids, IA. In 2008 we had a bad floor that did a lot of damage to the city. I lost my home in it. You feel so helpless as you watch the water rising but can't do anything about it. Take care
maxstone
The Dad in me is screaming "put on your seatbelt"!!! As a person who has spent 30 years working with the injured from accidents, I can tell you it WILL save your life.
robferris
This brings back memories of Agnes in '72. That really changed NY & PA.
charlesmoore
Wow... 😱🤦♂️
Thanks for the tour of the area. 💜🙏🏼
chaspruitt
My prayers are with all who were affected by the recent storms. I give thanks for the lives that were spared.
errolorticke
I drove through there this winter. Weird to see it like this. Being from West Virginia, floods like this are too common.
awboat
That water coming off those little mountains comes fast when it rains.❤😊
jessiegoss
I live in Central Pa, . Middleburg area. We received 6" from this, it is what was left from Hurricane Debbie! The steep mts. funneled the water to cause floods! I'm glad this spared you guys !
twilliams
So terrible for the poor people flooded out hope they recover soon!!
davecody
Our city and the province built a floodway channel that goes around our city. Built between 1962 and 68. It circles the city and has higher walls on the inside so if the flood channel gets full, the extra water is pushed out of the city and floods the countryside. It was expaned in 2010 and made deeper and wider. It is called the Red River Floodway and has saved the city of Winnipeg from countless floods since it was built.
BruceP
I lived through the 1985 floods here in WV while going to school in Glenville. I was in class watching waterfall and streams coming down the hill where there shouldn't be any.
We knew the flood was coming so we spent all afternoon moving stuff from stores in downtown Glenville, groceries up to the school cafeteria and the feed store's stuff up to their second floor. Then went to the Pub to drink beer.
When the water came through the front door the owner Bobby opened up the cooler and said take what you can. I grabbed two cases of beer and headed home, only to stop and help people get out of their houses. Someone stole my beer.
My girlfriend now wife and I worked at the cafeteria and for the next few days we feed the town and whoever else needed food.
After the flood I helped friends clean out their houses. The mud and stench were terrible.
The flood washed my friend's house away in Petersburg. 38 people died across the state, most over in the Potomac drainage.
For many people there is before 85, and after 85. In 1996 there we had worse floods in the same area but better warning and fewer people and buildings in the floodplain the destruction was a lot less.
And everyone needs to know that the river extends all the way across the floodplain, just not all the time.
I was working as a raft guide at the time and the Cheat River changed dramatically. Several rapids completely changed. The towns of Rowlesburg and Albright were forever changed.
awboat
Glad everyone at the log yard is okay. I remember your video a while back describing the flood your family barely survived. On the bright side, maybe lumber sales will go up as people rebuild and you can help the community by sawing logs.
dougalexander
I'm in Westminister, MD and I watched the Weather Channel Friday morning to check the radar and saw that your area was going to be clobbered. I knew from your previous video about your flood experience that your family had moved to higher ground to live. My thoughts and prayers were for the others. I'm glad that there are so few reports of fatalities in the area.
malcolmmcgilvery
When I was in the National Guard we had to help with rescues and recovery from a big flood. That was in Lyons Colorado.
carlgodfrey
I hope the next video you show us the log yard. So much damage, just had to fathom. Thank you for the update from Missouri.
williamdillon
Even if you don't live in area where is volcanoes. earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes or tsunamis. Sometimes nature just reminds us that no matter where you live, you are alive because nature let's you live. It is like Mother Earth reminds us sometimes that don't forget who is really in charge. I am glad you guys are fine. 👍
