WATERFALL FLASH FLOOD CAUGHT ON CAMERA!

Flash flood at an emerald pond in Zion National Park. I plan on re-filming it Properly. like and subscribe to support the channel.

[MicrowaveHateMachine]

Big up to the camera man. For not talking over the incredible sight.

[SushilKumar-dwhf]

Wherever he whistles water follows him

[AjitSingh-ozcw]

99% of the time while one roams in the mountains, there is nothing but stillness and calm all around. Some birds flying or rivers n waterfalls are the most kinetics one gets to see. To see such timely Marvel must have been a hair raising experience. Great!

[fallenlife]

It's amazing to think that that watering hole at the bottom of the fall was literally carved out over thousands of years by constant flash floods and water falls. Who knows how much higher the bottom of that rock side used to be.

[princequestly]

Really cool capture. What a magical looking spot. You can tell it’s been happening for years.

[guardmyrift]

I wanted to hear the water, so I cranked up the volume just in time for the ear piercing whistle to echo throughout my house at 2AM. Nice.

[skeetermcswaggerU]

If he had whistled before the water came over the top I would have been highly skeptical and then immediately impressed.
I am very grateful that he was already recording at the right moment and shared nonetheless.
I know the people down below are probably appreciating that he whistled because one person in the wrong spot might have gone splat!

[jahbless]

To be at the right moment and the right time can sometimes capture priceless moments, blessed love to the world

[moaimchen]

Thats why flash floods are super scary. We should take extra precaution, while we play in river. Always watch out for rains in the hills.

[kristaprice]

Whenever I see an amazing geographical place like this, I always wonder what the ancient people of the area thought of it. Would they have gathered wood and bones from animals caught in flash floods? Or would they have seen this as some kind of holy place? Idk, maybe I've read Clan of The Cave Bears too many times...

[clemdane]

How did you train the water to start flowing on command?

[BaconTomatoCheese]

Wow… Talk about being in the right place at the right time! So amazing! And so dramatic… Thanks for sharing this!!!

[deepakkapurvirtualclass]

Great timing...hope nothing bad happened there..

[captainnimbus]

That goes to show if there's a flash flood warning, you better stay clear of possible flooding areas like dry river beds because when that water comes, it could be fast and furious.

[yaasmiinn]

This video reminds me of a tragic incident which took place few years ago .Some students were on a trip and thought of stopping by and taking photos on this dried out river, climbing on those big boulders, they didn't heard the siren rang before authorities open the dam as it was over flowing and the water was slowly rushing in, for the first few seconds, they didn't care but few student went to safer place and some did ask to get to the safer place but some students continue to take pics as the water was rushing in and the locals were yelling at them from much higher places to move and go to the safer place as they were able to see more clearly how fast the water was coming in, I saw the video, i think few panicked and freezed or couldn't come to the terms that their life is in danger, most of the students washed out, their friends who escaped were running on the sideline with the river rush taking their friends away . It was so sad, it took days for the search team to find them .some got stuck under the boulder and later their bodies were found . They were very young around 18 years old, may their soul rest in peace .

[graemebdh]

I appreciate the marvellous lack of OMGs and Wows. Also the fact you held your camera in landscape and not portrait. Extra kudos. Thanks.

[MyGeorg]

one of my teachers told me that actually a lot of ppl die in the desert just because of flash floods and ppl tend to sleep on dryd river beds probably more shade
great video nice for not voice over senseless commentaries kudos to you mr climber and filmer :)

[hasankhan]

Beautiful video captureing and showing

[hemacardiologist]

Thats one awesome footage bro. But u be careful first while walking in rocks. Footage is secondary safety is priority 👍. Cheers nd thanks

[masguapoako]

*Don't go chasing waterfalls Please stick to the rivers and the lakes that you're used to*