A Canadian here, we are less than an hour away just on the Canadian side of the border in British Columbia. We have been devastated as well with major evacuations ongoing and thousands of square miles flooded out. I know the beautiful Sedro Woolley/Burlington area very well and have property near Concrete, Wa. Our hearts go out to all on both sides of the border. Lets all do what we can to help out our neighbors no matter where they are during this time.
I'm in Bellingham, Washington but I watched Canadian news last night. It was stunning to hear the news of so much destruction. My heart goes out to all Canadians, too, who are affected by this flooding. And I appreciate your kind reminder to help others, no matter where they are located. May everyone in all these flood locations receive the love, help and support that they need at this time.
Yes, so sad but this is all part of the end times scenario, the rapture and the 7year Tribulation are right around the corner. Please give your life to JESUS CHRIST today!!! Read biblical prophecy, listen to Dr. Ron Rhodes on end times chronology.
@@hope2029 The Nooksack River overflowed in Wacom County and it flowed northwards towards the Abbotsford area. Some areas received over 300 millimetres of rain, on both sides of the border, in just over one day. Mother Nature will not be denied and doesn’t adhere to international borders! I don’t know how many more examples we need to wake up to the worldwide problem of global warming before all countries take decisive action. Anyway, we have a huge mess to clean up and repair in the Pacific Northwest
Hi, I live in Sedro Woolley, above Clearlake, one of many lakes in the area. We had many hours of extreme downpoors and 50+ mph winds which finally ended last night. It is mostly the Skagit river that is flooding, and anyone who lives near it or in low lying areas is experiencing this, as the video shows. I'm 140 ft up on a hill, and look out over at the tiny town of Ckearlake, which is partly flooded by the lake
I'm just curious, is this like a once in 50 yr event? I live in SE Louisiana. Where we get a flood somewhere at least once a year. God Bless to all affected in WA and Canada
Well, then good luck having your grocery store shelves stocked with food, cause this is where it's grown and processed. Where else r they going to raise their crops? The ocean?? The desert?? By that logic, we shouldn't live on Earth ANYWHERE cause there's hazards everywhere. Don't be an idi0t. Grow up.
This is so sad, my heart goes out to these people ❤️ I pray that God gives you the strength and faith you need to get through this and that he blesses you with the courage to get through this and what you need on the other side of the flood. 🙏🙏🙏
How to do a couple take trying to figure out if there was a person in that house. That Home by the door or window or whatever it was I hope these people are safe.
so was this caused by unusually heavy rains? did they not just have fires in that area during the summer months? I live in the east and have never been to the northwest myself. this is just so sad. is this a lake overflow?
The Pacific Northwest is famous for light mist rain throughout the winter months, with snow accumulating on the Cascade Mountains to the east. Heavy downpour is unusual and is a flooding event when it happens. The Skagit river runs from Ruby Mountain area to the Pacific ocean, through Sedro-Wooley, so if this fell as rain on the mountain, it might cause rapid snow melt in addition to the heavy rain.
The water that's cutting abbotsford off from chilliwack is coming from washington state, has the river crested yet or is there still more yet to come? (Sorry I don't know my washington geography too well.)
umm from Seattle, 25 years in Bellingham thanks, I'd just never live in a flood plain. Mama has reclaimed sumas lake. I have large mind and huge heart. Friends everywhere up there lost everything.
This kind of weather with this kind of damage has been occurring for a very long time, at least every 10 years a large wind and rain event happens. 1940 the Tacoma narrows bridge (galloping gurdy) collapses because of high winds and rain, 1980 the Hood Canal floating bridge sinks after high winds and rain. That same year Mt Saint Helens blows up with a major volcanic eruption. 1990 the I-90 floating bridge collapses and sinks because of high winds, 2014 the town of Oso Wa was struck by a massive mudslide killing 43 people after a major rain event. We have wind, we have rain, and we have fire but, no hurricanes like the Atlantic and Gulf coast or even earthquakes like California.
At this point if this we all need to consider such events happening to any one. Atmospheric rivers are about to be flowing right above us. It is the new normal leading to an ice age.
I AM ALSO IN CANADA, IN THE SURREY AREA NEAR THE BORDER...I HAD COUSINS LIVING IN SEDRO WOOLLEY ON PINELLI RD. NEAR THE RIVER...I THINK THEY SOLD THE PLACE...SO THEY MAY HAVE GOT OUT OF THERE JUST IN TIME...I GUESS I SHOULD GO ON FB AND SEE ABOUT IT...TURN TO CHRIST, THIS IS A TIME FOR REPENTANCE & GETTING YOUR HEARTS RIGHT BEFORE HIM...GOD DOES NOT WINK AT SIN, FOLKS...IT'S NOT, IS GOD ON OUR SIDE, IT'S ARE WE ON HIS SIDE?...;)
Economic Development Alliance of skagit county for the NORTHWEST Location to Stratford NH (Coos County)/Bangor Maine or Portsmouth NH You can tell this wasn't SPONTANEOUS....
@@Patrick_Ross By your statement, I see you have never read the Bible for yourself. Stop posting comments, because you are actually embarrassing yourself.
A Canadian here, we are less than an hour away just on the Canadian side of the border in British Columbia. We have been devastated as well with major evacuations ongoing and thousands of square miles flooded out. I know the beautiful Sedro Woolley/Burlington area very well and have property near Concrete, Wa. Our hearts go out to all on both sides of the border. Lets all do what we can to help out our neighbors no matter where they are during this time.
I'm in Bellingham, Washington but I watched Canadian news last night. It was stunning to hear the news of so much destruction. My heart goes out to all Canadians, too, who are affected by this flooding. And I appreciate your kind reminder to help others, no matter where they are located. May everyone in all these flood locations receive the love, help and support that they need at this time.
Bellinghamster now living in Costa Rica, my heart goes out to all of you! So scary sad.
Yes, so sad but this is all part of the end times scenario, the rapture and the 7year Tribulation are right around the corner. Please give your life to JESUS CHRIST today!!! Read biblical prophecy, listen to Dr. Ron Rhodes on end times chronology.
Hey Mark, used to live in tyee--- HOW on earth did it get this flooded???? From Skagit? Makes no sense.
@@hope2029 The Nooksack River overflowed in Wacom County and it flowed northwards towards the Abbotsford area. Some areas received over 300 millimetres of rain, on both sides of the border, in just over one day. Mother Nature will not be denied and doesn’t adhere to international borders! I don’t know how many more examples we need to wake up to the worldwide problem of global warming before all countries take decisive action. Anyway, we have a huge mess to clean up and repair in the Pacific Northwest
I love drone footage, it's so steady, like it's on a tri-pod.
Hi, I live in Sedro Woolley, above Clearlake, one of many lakes in the area. We had many hours of extreme downpoors and 50+ mph winds which finally ended last night. It is mostly the Skagit river that is flooding, and anyone who lives near it or in low lying areas is experiencing this, as the video shows. I'm 140 ft up on a hill, and look out over at the tiny town of Ckearlake, which is partly flooded by the lake
It’s the Nooksack River that is devastating Whatcom County.
@@jefflindeman yep. The skag is also devastating
Thanks for the info--- still the amount of water makes no sense. Used to live along the Skagit.
PRAYERS. Cant even imagine. More PRAYERS to all
Tomorrow at sunrise, don't forget to thank God for inviting your light back to Good Morning!
Love and prayers for all who have to live through this devastation from the other Washington. Our hearts are with you!
Absolutely devasting for property hope everyone is safe
Flood are good for farmland at least! Bad for houses.
Thank you for the video! I am just east of there. Was going to try to head into town today but it looks like that's not gonna happen!
My heart breaks for you - praying and wishing I do more!
Great content! Thank you for your updates
Beautiful area, sad for those affected by the flooding.
I'm just curious, is this like a once in 50 yr event? I live in SE Louisiana. Where we get a flood somewhere at least once a year. God Bless to all affected in WA and Canada
No, floods typically happen every year here. Grew up just south on the stilliguamish. Also floods like crazy
so it's normal?
No, this is a 200 year flood plain. Some flooding happens here every few years, but the last event even close to this was a few decades ago.
@@coryleblanc no this magnitude flood is not typical for this area.
@@michellewelch6013 yes since 1989 I grew up in Skagit it floods alot,although this is Definately one of the worse I've seen since 90s
The benefits of living by the water ways!!
simply beautiful to live in or near a Flood Plain ....
Not to be insensitive, but it's almost like building on a floodplain is a bad idea or something.
Well, then good luck having your grocery store shelves stocked with food, cause this is where it's grown and processed. Where else r they going to raise their crops? The ocean?? The desert?? By that logic, we shouldn't live on Earth ANYWHERE cause there's hazards everywhere. Don't be an idi0t. Grow up.
@@rebelfighter5249 sure, use the land for crops, but putting your house there? That's probably not a good idea. So go f**k yourself.
Prayers to those affected.
Encounter Ministries UA-cam page. (Mark Hemans)
This is so sad, my heart goes out to these people ❤️ I pray that God gives you the strength and faith you need to get through this and that he blesses you with the courage to get through this and what you need on the other side of the flood. 🙏🙏🙏
So much for Xmas and thanksgiving at home. :( So sorry for all those poor people whose homes are now devastated!
How to do a couple take trying to figure out if there was a person in that house. That Home by the door or window or whatever it was I hope these people are safe.
Prayers your community. We love your area and wish you the very best
I love Washington state, but not when this shit happens
Sad, and events like this are becoming more common place.
Grand Solar Minimum ... look into it or forever remain Ignorant ... !
so was this caused by unusually heavy rains? did they not just have fires in that area during the summer months? I live in the east and have never been to the northwest myself. this is just so sad. is this a lake overflow?
A few lakes have overflowed but the main cause is multiple major rivers flooding from a massive atmospheric river rain event.
The Pacific Northwest is famous for light mist rain throughout the winter months, with snow accumulating on the Cascade Mountains to the east. Heavy downpour is unusual and is a flooding event when it happens. The Skagit river runs from Ruby Mountain area to the Pacific ocean, through Sedro-Wooley, so if this fell as rain on the mountain, it might cause rapid snow melt in addition to the heavy rain.
River overflow
Everything heavy rains, winds, snow melt, Lakes rivers, streams, the bay. Everything
Lets all do what we can to help out our neighbors no matter where they are during this time.
The water that's cutting abbotsford off from chilliwack is coming from washington state, has the river crested yet or is there still more yet to come? (Sorry I don't know my washington geography too well.)
Prayers to all 🙏🙏🙏
Wow and the news no coverage so sad a lot of water prayers for u all god bless u.
That's a flood zone that insurance companies have known about, & will not pay for the losses.
@@scottitheyogichef the people are awesome up there! Must be a small minded person.
@@scottitheyogichef but but but, so much "beauty," I simply must live here ...
umm from Seattle, 25 years in Bellingham thanks, I'd just never live in a flood plain. Mama has reclaimed sumas lake. I have large mind and huge heart. Friends everywhere up there lost everything.
@@scottitheyogichef exactly, from Seattle and 25 years in Bellingham. Small minded person
@@scottitheyogichef agree though, never live in a flood plain. Screw that
Dealing with flooding is very stressful, prayers to all .
Wow, are there any lakes in that area? Prayers to the affected 🙏
The Skagit River
There are now!
yes clear lake and big lake.
Great videos
I live there :’D
This kind of weather with this kind of damage has been occurring for a very long time, at least every 10 years a large wind and rain event happens. 1940 the Tacoma narrows bridge (galloping gurdy) collapses because of high winds and rain, 1980 the Hood Canal floating bridge sinks after high winds and rain. That same year Mt Saint Helens blows up with a major volcanic eruption. 1990 the I-90 floating bridge collapses and sinks because of high winds, 2014 the town of Oso Wa was struck by a massive mudslide killing 43 people after a major rain event. We have wind, we have rain, and we have fire but, no hurricanes like the Atlantic and Gulf coast or even earthquakes like California.
That is a vast area of flooding and this DID actually make the US news feed of the weather channel at least.
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Prayers to the affected 🙏
Was in a horrific flood in 98. Terrible everything is destroyed.
Thinking of y’all up there
Omg I see my friends house!
Oh my goodness please say ain't so
🙏🙏🙏🙏😥😢
Lol good thing I went to California
At this point if this we all need to consider such events happening to any one. Atmospheric rivers are about to be flowing right above us. It is the new normal leading to an ice age.
Forget the ice age trope. This is precisely what science has been telling us for 20+ yrs would happen. It'll only get worse despite all the prayers.
🥺🥺🥺🥺😰😰😰🙏🙏🙏
It’s probably worse up in BC. 🇨🇦
everyone's dreams
The wrath of God have began, so let's cry to the living God, the God of Abraham,Isaac and Jacob, to have mercy on us.
God gave you a brain and he wishes you would use it for something other than prayer.
Another creepy comment
I AM ALSO IN CANADA, IN THE SURREY AREA NEAR THE BORDER...I HAD COUSINS LIVING IN SEDRO WOOLLEY ON PINELLI RD. NEAR THE RIVER...I THINK THEY SOLD THE PLACE...SO THEY MAY HAVE GOT OUT OF THERE JUST IN TIME...I GUESS I SHOULD GO ON FB AND SEE ABOUT IT...TURN TO CHRIST, THIS IS A TIME FOR REPENTANCE & GETTING YOUR HEARTS RIGHT BEFORE HIM...GOD DOES NOT WINK AT SIN, FOLKS...IT'S NOT, IS GOD ON OUR SIDE, IT'S ARE WE ON HIS SIDE?...;)
More energy (heat) in the system, more extreme events. 👍 Cheers Layna
What a creepy comment
Economic Development Alliance of skagit county for the NORTHWEST Location to Stratford NH (Coos County)/Bangor Maine or Portsmouth NH
You can tell this wasn't SPONTANEOUS....
And in the SPRING & SUMMER it FLOODS VERY SEVERELY!!! *SO all SEASONS could be pretty rough if you claiming IMMEDIATE TARGET.
Pogledaj dom svoj angele
More energy (heat) in the system, more extreme events.
Global temperature has gone up half a degree in the last 50 years.
Ocean levels haven’t changed since that of your great great great grandparents. The earth heats and cools, life happens, we adapt and move on
It's called Washington for a reason, because everything gets washed away.
Yeah no
Damb global warming!
Judgement by GOD ALMIGHTY, along with The Wrath of The Lamb. You will have no peace. He can make new lakes, and new rivers. HE is in charge, not you.
More energy (heat) in the system, more extreme events. 👍
I guess he’s an equal opportunity god…..brings his wrath down on believers and nonbelievers alike.
@@Patrick_Ross Yup, "God" not required, just a little extra sunshine upon the blue seas and carbon in the skies.
@@Patrick_Ross By your statement, I see you have never read the Bible for yourself. Stop posting comments, because you are actually embarrassing yourself.
@@gene7arttech never read it and never will. Not into fairy tales.
We're beyond the point of no return in recovering this planet from climate change. I truly fear for what lies ahead for my grandchildren.
Yup they're gonna get what we deserve
Take care people this ain't the end of climate change good luck to everyone out there