07-17-2024 Yellville, AR - Flooded Nursing Home and Bridge Washed Out

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 14

  • @onetuliptree
    @onetuliptree Před měsícem

    Looks like it was a nice place for nursing care and to enjoy the creek. Hope everyone there is okay and can find a place to stay.

  • @marty600
    @marty600 Před měsícem +1

    Better coverage than MSM

  • @gibrath5514
    @gibrath5514 Před měsícem +2

    Oh no…..praying for all of them.

  • @TheJanet4321
    @TheJanet4321 Před měsícem

    This is just terrible for residents, families and employees. And that beautiful garden out back - so sad they have to leave there.

  • @GingerB.Pendleton
    @GingerB.Pendleton Před měsícem +1

    Yuki what a mess. Bless their hearts

  • @brianvail9212
    @brianvail9212 Před měsícem +3

    The Springs Creekinside

  • @sylviahanna8497
    @sylviahanna8497 Před měsícem +3

    Very sad!

  • @justicedriggs826
    @justicedriggs826 Před měsícem

    Flooded in the "neighbouring" town of Flippin. Flood done almost take my friend's tools completely down river.

  • @freeheartnow
    @freeheartnow Před měsícem +5

    Is that a car under dirt at the bridge? 3:48 a white car.

    • @user-uz2wy2cj3z
      @user-uz2wy2cj3z Před měsícem

      Yes, he went to work that morning,(Ranger Boats) and was sent home due to not many others being able to make it because of the aforementioned flooding.
      In that short span of time since he'd crossed the same bridge earlier it had disappeared. Apparently he was rescued from a tree downstream a short while later...

  • @divergentone7491
    @divergentone7491 Před měsícem +3

    Does this mean their city council or city planner allowed a nursing home to be built in a flood zone?

    • @philliphall5198
      @philliphall5198 Před měsícem

      Yes Sir that is a proven fact now 😢😢😢

    • @user-uz2wy2cj3z
      @user-uz2wy2cj3z Před měsícem

      This was a significantly different storm. We've never experienced anything similar.
      The meteorologist are referring to it as a "Hundred year storm" but you can go back much further than that historically and see that even in extreme weather events this hasn't happened previously.
      While that's referred to as a creek, it's at best a seasonal creek and is dry generally this time of year.
      This is just the result of a significant weather system parking itself over our community and emptying it's bladder on all of us. Apparently Mother Nature is PO'ed about something because it's only been several weeks since we were hit by a couple deadly tornadoes (F3)
      We live in a GREAT neck of the woods, the perfect place to raise children without so much of the modern world negatively impacting us.
      Y'all come see us,
      we'll leave the gate open...

  • @kattmilk
    @kattmilk Před měsícem +1

    Was it a flash flood?