Storm Dennis wrecks havoc across UK
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- čas přidán 15. 02. 2020
- A man has died after falling into the River Tawe in South Wales as three major incidents have been declared.
A multi-agency response has been triggered as rescuers battle to get to victims by helicopter and boat.
Major incidents have also been declared in Hereford and Worcester.
Storm Dennis has also meant the Environment Agency declared the highest number of flood warnings and alerts on a single day in England.
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Not enough trees.
An OAK tree needs 50 gallons per DAY, just 1.
Tim Mason Simple solution from a simple person
@@sarahkofman1921 pretentious comment from a pretentious person
@@sliperysid funny comment from a funny person.
itchin togo7 no, nature's revenge for us trashing the planet.
@@KellySmunt303 Thanks. Facts can be funny 😃
In the old days, thousands of men were employed to clear rivers and ditches so that water flowed freely. Now all the ditches are overgrown, shallow and blocked with litter. Also, in the past it rained all the time.
Back before the EU banned all member states from dredging.
plant b
That could be true but rain events are also getting heavier and more frequent.
@@MrBen527 Not in Scotland there not..it's always been the same here and I'm 40..Most areas of Scotland weren't stupid enough to build on flood hit areas
@@MrBen527 not statically true
I’m so lucky I don’t like anywhere near the river but there’s so much rain and wind where I am. I hope everyone is safe
Aqzz 123 same here
Aqzz 123 these are the sort of comment we need and it’s the same near me the rains bad but not many places are flooded luckily
who cares
2020 can just never calm down 😣
Vinay Kumar czcams.com/video/lPXll8ncxx4/video.html
I remember in 2013 around this same time there was a storm every week
@@mastyafg caroline flack death is the link.^
Vinay Kumar Yep, it’s on a destructive roll.
New world order's fault
Imagine needing to be rescued from shin deep water 😂
BIAWolf hahahaha 😂 excellent comment
Very funny when watching footage 😂
BIAWolf ye he might have been disabled or elderly don’t be so quick to assume!😠
it's not all shin deep
Anonymous Caveman might get up to your balls in some areas!!
Why is she just standing in the flood😂 there's a WHOLE dry patch for her to stand in ffs
Me flower pot fell over - still having your bin running away must've been a spot of bother >:(
That’s what I thought, too. A bit over dramatic. 🙄
Testing out her new Hunter wellies she got in January sales !
It's called propaganda mate, they need to manipulate and sensationalise everything.
Lmao I know 😂😂😂
0:07 The rescue team says they rescued at least one man in the river
Me: *A man has fallen into a river in Lego city!*
Hey!
build a chicken shop
@@dyo_x0 give the one quid chicken!
IM STILL HERE BABY
One man rescued as his trousers were soaked to his knees
😅😅😅😅
When they said "at least one man" , I nearly spat out my tea....
Ha ha ha
IM STILL HERE BABY
@Tim Webb what bollocks 😂
I had to laugh at that guy.. i mean ordinarily i wouldn't laugh at anyone in a flood. But that guy got rescued in ankle water 😅
When buying a house...Google the area for past flooding. You'd have to be mad or left without a choice to live there.
Smart
There’s a lot more decisions and circumstances than that
Good advice..
With all these recent floods I taken that into consideration
Most people only have limited choices.
2:28 why is she standing in that water?? 😂
She has wellys on
🤣
Alucard really? Haaaa
Yeh my thoughts exactly , they were getting ready to take the shot and someone said oh oh wait a minute go stand in that little bit of water for dramatic effect , shame it kinda had the opposite effect , but hey that's that NEW right ....
Peter Shanks exactly!!
"Didn't have time to move their cars".
Shame they didn't have any kind of forewarning about possible flooding....
IM STILL HERE BABY
Is this sarcasm? Cuz yeah they def did have plenty of warning lol
They had a good week, the storm was predicted along with areas, wind strength and precipitation and what rivers were expected to experience flooding
@Tom W i know he was saying that they had plenty of time lol i was just reiterating it
move car where?
It's "wreak havoc", not wreck havoc.
Watch them change it in an hour or so 🤣
Actually it's reek havoc
@@WayoftheDave no it isn't
@@WayoftheDave no...it is Rick Avok....a turkish immigrant.
RUSIZI MEDIA TV piss off
Those people being taken on a dingy when the water Is below the knees 😂
@Mircea ...They can't even manage a proper *poncing* through the water, apparently ({; D ...!
I know it looks silly, but even a few inches of fast flowing water can sweep someone off their feet or cars off a roadway.
They prefer to keep their feet dry and warm. I can’t blame them .
Some people are disabled!
datasafe00 lol. Something ya see in America. Used with the media and the politicians to scare people into thinking the weather is just so horrible 😉🤣
Why do news reporters use the same tone for every single story on every news channel.
It calls media control www.opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocracyuk/five-reasons-why-we-don-t-have-free-and-independent-press-in-uk-and-what-we-can-do-about/
Feww, good job this didn't happen is London, the government would actually have to do something then! 😉
An elderly man in waders fishing was pounced on by a firemen then dragged to safety.
Where was this?
@@young321bookie The newsreader said one person had been rescued. I thought the frustrated rescuers desperately wanted to rescue somebody.
Moral of the story don’t build on flood plains and expect a different outcome
who cares
SUPERΔRTIFICIΔL shut up
1:16 why is he even on the boat 🤷♂️
WhiteComet RX-7
Expensive trainers...?
@@bratic80 could be😂😂😂
bratic80 loll
Did Dennis wreck havoc or wreak havoc?
If it wrecked havoc then it should be all good. However I suspect havoc was instead wreaked.
Clever clogs.
Idiot
Sod living in a flood risk area!!
Next to a river umm and they wonder why it floods, plus the fact councils and waterways DONT dredge them anymore
Buy a boat and live on that. problem solved
Imaging fooking building on flood plains,etc in the first place..and their still building on them nowadays 🙄🙄🙄
This isn't North Korea people get to choose where to live, if they want to live on a floodplain let them. In the end they are paying
@@TheDonnyOne I know I shouldn't laugh but this comment creased me 🤣🤣
It's 'wreaks havoc' NOT 'wrecks havoc'. Good grief, professional communicators who don't possess a dictionary, what have we come to?
who cares
SUPERΔRTIFICIΔL shut up
@@user-xi9jv9bf7i No u
Ooh goody a spelling B, who would have thought something so wonderful could of come out of this tragedy. Don't forget to post the winners name.
@@art_means_artificial Who cares? The 22 people who gave me a thumbs up. I'm from York, I have been flooded, what has that got to do with the Sky News' idiot who can't use the correct word for our problems?
Moral of all this ..don't live near rivers!!
pretty hard to do when the UK is literally littered with rivers
or... Simply.... Add walls pumps or even dirt to the rivers so this doesn't happen. 1 wall is all it takes. Reinforce it if water would knock it down.
Bollocs...let people choose wherw they want to live...this is not communism haha
@@ge3kg1rl86 *figuratively* littered with rivers
walter hollies
No, abandon the ground floor, add one up and the problem solved.
we will get through brexit with the same spirit that got us through the wars......... 1 man saved in dingy by 8 people who can casually stroll down the "flooded" street.
That did look somewhat absurd!
Sad that Sky news can't spell "wreaks". Even sadder the tragedy unfolding, particularly in Wales.
I am praying for all the victims. Please stay safe 🙏🙏🙏
thats Vic-tim only one Victim
@Isobel Mclean God doesn't exist so good luck with that
@@Mark-uk8wz ...even if he does exist....he doesn´t give a toss about some guy with wet trousers!
@@igrowtowerspermaculture9055 Nor pretty much anything
The rescue team says they rescued at least one man in the river
Me: A man has fallen into a river in Lego city!
Many of these areas are built on former wetland, riparian land, marshland and peat.
They act as natural sponges in times of heavy rainfall but now they've been concreted over.
It is inevitable that flood waters will seek to flow there again.
Can anyone tell me what actually is happening at 1:09? that guy who took care of his friend's take away being rescued from 20cm of water? 😪
How come, people remained unaware untill water flooded into town?
Stay safe all! It is so sad, the reality of today's climate. We have to change the way we live. One island is on 🔥 fire, the other under water.😔😞
Dont build on flood plains doh
@Isobel Mclean please stop
but why is she purpousely standing in the water at 2:26 ?
2000 to 2019 - we f-cked the world ...... 2020 - Hold me beer! !
My heart goes out to the affected people..however is Dennis wreaking or wrecking havoc?
I can confirm that I have not been wrecked by Dennis
Brian Kiama It’s wreaking havoc and that reeks!
Well that was completely avoidable but all the infrastructure in the UK is substandard or at many places simply non-existent.
Sending prayers for all .from USA
Been ok here only the bin went down the hill so far. But it was empty so not to worry.
Lool
How’s about don’t build on a floodplain 🙄
UK is full of rivers almost impossible
Absolutely!!!!
Tyiler Hanks I live in the UK and am a builder that is a ridiculous statement 😂
Lived out of the UK for 15 years now...... We're giving names to rain now in the UK? When did they happen?
Oh yes, dear; now it's "Drizzle Delilah *this"* and, "Light Shower Lily *that"* - with just no end in sight ({; D ...!
I was like: "Stormy Daniels?"
red drib oof 😂
rescued at least 1 man 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Man fell into a puddle ... firefighters were soon at the scene to bring him safely home.
...Talk about a proper "Herculean effort", that ({; D ...!
😂
Here in Thailand this is normal during Monsoon season, bought a 4x4 Ranger so we can get around and keep a Kayak in the Car Park.
It is wreak havoc, not wreck havoc! Who is writing these titles!
So sorry for all those how have lost everything it's so terrible
WTF? "havoc"? are they kidding? thousands of tons of response equipment and one guy died and they saved another? they love the word "tragedy", they say it a lot along every synonym in the dictionary, all spoken all with voices of "deep concern-101" of course. @ 1:46 the reporter braves "swift, dangerous waters" as she crosses a downtown street in mid knee water and grabs a man's hand for dear life.
Lol! The sun put dramatic music over their montage.
Not as a brave as Philip Schofield, that man deserves an OBE for bravery
@@mclovin8739 Lmfao😂😂
@Tim Webb hi, i remember working for WNBC News years ago and they hyped a coming vicious storm that never happened. so they acted as if it did happen. a tree limb in Brooklyn fell and nobody was hurt and they took credit saying the reporting kept people home and no one was hurt when the branch fell. this was done at the site of the stupid effing branch. they all do it....
Hope everyone is ok
Best Brexit-feature so far: The UK becomming a sink hole
No
@@ay613 .. reality will show that Brexit is for retards .
If the UK was a sink hole there wouldn't be a problem with flooding, typical lack of logic expressed by many remainers.
@@adrianceasar5620 If the river beds around the country were lowered to the necessary depth there wouldn't be a problem with flooding, I don't think it would be comparable to building the Panama canal would it.
Floods were unknown in Tenbury Wells before Brexit, apart from ................
Government should give more money to the police and firefighters I hardly see any these days
Feel like the news are having a great year so far
Oooh May All stay safe
Could someone tell me if it’s tamebridge wells or tunbridge wells.. cos I’m confused with her broadcasting tbh 🤷🏽♀️
It's not just one storm though, it's been one after the other lately
So two then.
This is an international news agency......."wrecks havoc"??????? God give me strength.
It’s wreak not wreck- great job.
‘Emergency services confirmed they saved one man from the river’
*tries not to crack up laughing*
If people's safety was a priority, the government would have put flood defences in place for areas at risk of flooding! There's no excuse for this!
Why blame the new Government and PM Boris Johnson for the recent flooding in York when this has been a problem for many years.?😡
@@harrycday6528 They should have learned from this problem happening for many years & done something about it! That's the government's job! People pay taxes to our government to make sure things like this are stopped!
In bewdley we have flood defences but the environment agency didn’t put them up in time.
The environment agency are utterly useless. They knew the storm was coming. Local people should have easy quick access to the flood defences. They could and should be stored in local businesses so they can be put up in a few minutes. But they are probably stored in a council warehouse miles away somewhere.
"The water came in, started to get the bottom of my skinny jeans wet ... so I had no choice but to run up the stairs and wait to be rescued" (c) Lad In A Lovely T-Shirt
Oh, the poor delicate dear ({; D ...!
lol
This is what football fans look like these days, cuckboys
Stupid snowflake. Meanwhile the old guy just wades through it.
Storm Dennis has probably been my favourite Storm so far
My flight is on 26th to Wales and these storms are getting crazier
" *Cars were written off* "
Verb. to wreak havoc.
reeks of stupid
I’ve only had a bit of wind where I live in the UK
2:23 so why she have to stand so far away and in the flood
😏
for the aesthetic
She needs rescuing
Oh, why: for dramatic effect, certainly, my dear ({; D ...!
Comments section yall do really question everything huh....
Love it
Why give storms names? We don't say oh it's 'Heat wave Henry'? I bet there's a whole quango set up to think up names of storms!
Yeah they're use less we've had worse floods than those 1953 was one, all the east coast suffered nothing to do with climate change they always blame that
I remember perfect spring day Anita (Cambridge) back in '93
Nah all they do is use the storm name generator
*Meanwhile I have storm Ben outside my house*
Oh my lovely country
Please pray for all the victims
Dennis the menace struck again and Walter had to be rescued by dinghy is 2 inch deluge
I m afraid it's a bit more complex than that, Water makes Every Hole 🕳 seems leveled, there might be bits that only have 2 inch water however there might bits which have way more
How is no one calling this Dennis the menace?
Cough up bojo....the EU cash for disaster fund aint usable now....
Just wait and see when the artic melts and sea levels rise what our towns will look like
Xenon777 I’m not saying it is, just saying it’ll be worse than this
Idiot
Just cause iceberg melt don’t mean see level rise dumbfuck
Supreme Taco84 go back to school and learn some education, who said anything about icebergs? That’s just your narrow mind
Another aspect of that. There have been millions of pounds of dead carcasses trapped down there since the dawn of time. The methane from them when the ice melts is going to be catastrophic.
This would be a good time to have a boat
A Man Has Fallen into the river 🙋♂️ In Lego City
This would do my head in....... again ..again
Why does it take 6 men to pull 1 little boat with 1 man in it?.
My resolution for 2020 : stay alive
Ciara was worse tbh yet Dennis is being stated as more life-threatening..?
All the rivers and water tables etc was full because of Ciara. And that meant that Dennis had nowhere to go except flood.
And the government will do nothing to stop this happening again
This Dennis guy is bang out of order he needs sending to jail !!!!
Wreaks havoc, it can't wreck havoc, havoc is already a wreck.
Storms that wreck havoc would be wonderful. Imagine all the free road repair they could provide.
I live in the UK but I live in Bournemouth so mine wasn't as bad only rain showers and a lot of wind
When do the downtown narrow boat tours start?
Does anybody know if blandford forum is affected?
It's "wreak havoc", not "wreck havoc". Wreak means "to cause". Wreck means "to destroy". Havoc means "widespread destruction". If a storm could destroy widespread destruction, that would be a good thing.
Scary ..take extra care everyone.
I doubt that I'm the first to say this but that would be Wreaks, not Wrecks.
what has happen is that developers have built large housing, industrial and warehouse estates up river without any thought to flooding the lower lands.
It's spelt wreaks not wrecks
May all people be safe and sound amid this awful dangerous weather swirling over Britain!🙏♥️🕊✨✨✨🕊🕊🕊🕊✨✨✨✨✨✨
How many people did u rescue from the river? .... eh there was at least 1
I hope they are safe.
I’m in Leicester and I got nothing ugh
In other news boris says bbc is done going to subscription model
Round of applause for the government to do everything they could to prevent the flooding......... unbelievable
Glad to know sky news can't be arsed to report the devastating damage done to South Wales which has taken the brunt of storm
Wow. I don't remember this.... It was only February
So... A MAN HAS FALLEN INTO THE RIVER IN A UK CITY.
So intense...
What storm?? Weather is fine here
steph anniee ahah where do u live all over if the county it’s horrible
It's lovely here in Spain as well ☀️🍻