HABOOB & Flash Flooding - Phoenix & Flagstaff AZ hit by Monsoon again
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OPENING GRAPHIC CORRECTION - THIS IS AUGUST 14th FOOTAGE!!
Reed Timmer captures the Phoenix Haboob with drone coverage including timelapse. On his way to Phoenix, he also witnesses another flash flood outside Flagstaff.
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00:00 - Introduction and drive into Phoenix
01:08 - Drone survey and timelapse of haboob
02:29 - Flash flooding outside Flagstaff, Arizona
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Never Stop Chasing.
Love your show, and your work. Been following you for a few years now. you're my hero man, thank you!! wish i could do what you do.
My father died from valley fever. And numerous family members have had it and required months to years of treatment.
So sorry to hear this. How devastating. May you all grow stronger in his loving memory.
Really sorry to learn this. 😔 There is danger lurking in all of that kicked-up dust. I developed histoplasmosis & lung-calcifications from helicopter back-wash dust, in Viet-Nam. I was 23 years old, and luckier than your Father. Still, I was very sick for a while; and the consequences have been long-term.
Valley fever is no joke. If any of you reading this ever visit the southwest and go home and suddenly find yourself ill, _make sure_ to tell your doctor about your visit so they know to test for valley fever so they can treat it and you can survive. Otherwise, there’s a real good chance they’ll never look for it and it won’t be treated in time.
My daughter’s father-in-law suffered from valley fever and eventually passed away. He was born and raised in Iowa and he and his wife retired to Phoenix.
Moved to Phoenix in 1972. Came down with double pneumonia. First thing they tested for was the fever. No, did not have it. Thing was the gorilla in the Phoenix zoo year before died from It
The amount of knowledge I have gotten from this channel is astonishing. All this great information for free on the web, I suppose weather has always interested me, from my journeys through the Austrian and German mountains to Jasper in Alberta. Plus I grew up working on my uncle's farm in The Netherlands and he could predict with a marginal error when the storms would hit and we had to rush to bring in the hay.
Enjoying the new format and design of your videos..Is it possible to leave the text boxes up a couple more seconds?
I second that.
Yeah, gotta be quick on the pause button lol
I third this! I keep having to rewind so I can finish reading. Thought I was just a slow reader😂 I really love the format though!
I was trying to drive from California to Arizona one time and ended up driving right through a haboob. It was pretty powerful and beautiful but, having said that, it's probably better to avoid driving through them because the wind is pretty crazy.
It's definitely best to just pull over.
Great drone footage. You've been in the southwest for a bit now, and it has been a active monsoon. I'm glade you are the to study and pass the information to people. I'm a Colorado native living in Alabama now. The monsoon is a life giving weather event. Sometimes it is deadly the down side. Thanks for sharing your hard work with the world. It's a gift you have. Good travels and luck. See you on the coast is a few weeks. I'm in Baldwin County Alabama were getting ready. It's going to pop.
@Reed Timmer Thank you for these new informative videos! They’re great! Could you leave the text boxes up a little longer? 🙂
I love all the information you add. A European resident, I have already learned so much about the weather in the US.
Weather here is diverse... and very often, crazy.
Wow, loved this video Reed! Great footage as always, along with cool music. Arizona is like a separate planet - fascinating and mysterious.
Always glad to see a upload from Reed. Never stop chasing!
We have had one heck of a monsoon season. The dew point has been above average just about every day since June 1st. And we probably have at least two more weeks of this intense storm activity.
This is good though? Mayb the lakes will replenish a bit??
@@tg4941 It helps. It would be great to have a good rainy winter season December to February.
Arizona was always like this prior to all of the concrete and asphalt laid down over the past 60 years. I can remember summers wetter & more humid than this. I also remember it would cool down to 80° by 10 pm.
@@kevinoconnor2921 No doubt Phoenix is a heat island. The highest temp I have seen on my car thermometer was 118 degrees. Truck tires get blown up all over the road. And you gotta have a water backup supply in the car in case you break down somewhere. One good thing is that with all the humidity this year, the temps have been down. I guess it is pick your poison.
Beautifully Produced! Thank you Reed and team Dominator! Who cut this? Plus the Drone footage is spectacular 👌 Shibby
Brian O’toole edited this!
Very educational! I had no idea about Haboob and Valley Fever. Interesting to see the Dust storm, take out the rain storm. Where the two meet, is it raining mud?
kG Grass....I lived in the Casa Grande area (half way between Phoenix and Tucson) for 14 years and I can say that yes, you do get mud drops. It also seemed to happen the very same day you washed your vehicle. lol Of course washing your vehicle has nothing to do with the haboob and rain storm colliding but it would cause quite a mess when it happened.
It's been an odd weather pattern for arizona this summer , I can't remember it like this ever
Reed, you sure know how to read those patterns!
Hey reed timmer I am a big fan of your channel videos keep it going well done 👏😎🌪🌪🌪🔴
Thanks Dr. Timmer. Awesome video. All kinds of crazy weather out in AZ.
Tea for the Timmerman!
We called them dust storms in the 60, 70, 80s. In other countries they are known as habooobs.
They are haboobs. Not sure why you need to force your ignorance on everyone else.
Hey Reed, You should've been in Phoenix 2012 when the HABOOB came from the north, then the torrential rains. It was on national news and all the local news.
Enjoyed this, Reed. Very informative. Well done.
you are the only weather guy on youtube that is following our weather out here like this, Thank you so much :) , we lived in OK until 4 years ago and I remember you from out there too LOL,
Great coverage and video Reed. Bout time for a new hat buddy!
What happens when haboob runs into rain storm, a big muddy mess.
Excellent drone work, Reed. Great music too. Sweet!
Wow! That was absolutely fascinating! Great catch and stellar videography!
Love how this video shows the two sides of Arizona. I love the monsoon season here
Is it anything like LA, when water comes pouring into the house, that one realizes the necessity of a new roof?
Reed so Kool your in town. Welcome to Phoenix!
Great footage. 👍 Thanks for showing us.
0:15 Today is 8/15/22 and it is 14:40 (2:40pm) in AZ as I am watching this so how can it be 5 pm on the same date in the vid?
I wondered the same thing!
excellent presentation, your skill has improved your video footage. Love the inclusion of a map, the commentary is very timely and done well, your drone work is flawless
Dr. Reed, Your work is much appreciated and "fer sure 'tis the season" of monsoons. It's mind bending that these rains essentially will not do much of anything for Lake Mead and Lake Powell. If you have the opportunity to check out Lake Powell it could be interesting drone footage. When the flash floods happen they spill over the lake rim (?) like waterfalls and with the "bathtub ring" from low water levels are wild to see. TY, be safe and NEVER stop chasing! D.🌻
Most of the water in those lakes comes from the Rockies in the form of spring snowmelt, not monsoon rainfall.
Amazing perspective from the drone footage, really good video post thank you!
Love your channel. That one instrumental you use reminds me of “Hotel California” lol
Great vid!!! And the acoustical song towards the end sounded absolutely phenomenal lol 👍
Lived there over 25 years, still the same
Well done. Beautiful composition 🏆
Reed !!! You Have Out Done Your Self Again, Fantastic FootAge ✅❤️
Thank you for this coverage.
My Kenny Boren I like videos you have been doing in Arizona for 6 years I lived in the Casa Grande area 03-09. Sure saw alot wild weather during Monsoon Season lots and lots lighting saw it rain horizontaly where you couldn't see 10 ft in broad daylight. And several Haboob's their wild to see in person. But the heat it sucked had to back to Eastern Washington well right now it's hot 🔥 🔥 here now, but we have rivers that have water in them year round Arizona doesn't many of. Any way great vid's. Kenneth Boren thanks.... Watch out for the RATTLERS!!!
Those Drone Video footage shots are the best! I live in Nevada H. desert and I'm glad we don't get no Haboobs😉
It goes to show you that mother nature can be destructive. Good video👍
Nice. Missed this one! 👍
THIS IS AMERICA. WE DO NOT HAVE "HABOOBS." WE HAVE DUST STORMS.
Reed and Reeds team. I thought I'd just like to say that you are doing a great job in doing these videos. You are all awesome. 🦃👍 But there's one thing that I'd like to give as feedback regarding these videos and that's from my point of view the messages that pop up are a bit fast and I'm having issues reading them in time, I've had to watch the video at 0.75% to keep up. I'm not insisting that you slow everything down just for me, but I thought I'd say. 🙂 Gobble, gobble, gobble, squeak, squeak, squeak! 😆👍
We'll fix!
@@ReedTimmerWx Thanks Reed. 🙂👍 By the way, we finally had some rain in the UK, it was enough to dampen things but not enough to water the garden. 😆👍 Stay safe out there. 🦃🦃🦃
These YT videos of yours are so much better than the FB content.
Great vids. Really enjoy the music, too.
Another good one. Thanks
I was that close to you?!? Man I also have some good video from inside the haboob. Still can't believe we were on the same storm
Beautiful photography 🌪🌪⛈⛈
I was at a golf course called TPC when it happened. Water flooded the course (lakes overflowed), floods streamed down, the hanging lights were swinging like an amusement ride, and the outdoor bar flooded with ankle high water. Pretty crazy
i want to know what those black hills on the right are at the very end of the video. Are those natural formations?
Excellent. THX
Thx for sharing. The number of dead and dying trees is sad to see.
I love the videos but I have a request: can you post videos that show where all the water ends up and how it benefits the water table?
In AZ all creeks, washes, and tributaries eventually lead to the Colorado River. Much of what falls in northern AZ either drains into the Grand Canyon, or the half a dozen reservoirs along the Salt, Gila, and Verde rivers. The most of the Water that falls in the desert finds its way to the Gila River, which eventually reaches the Colorado. I imagine most of it fills the irrigation retention dams near Yuma. It’s very rare that they release the waters of Colorado into the delta so it can run to the Sea of Cortez.
@@irisamanda3922 Thanks for the info! I can see the waters in northern AZ making their way there but what about all the monsoon waters down near Casa Grande and Tucson?
@@Motortainment the Santa Cruz River is the main watershed in the Tucson area. It flows into the Gila, near Casa Grande. All the water sheds in the south eastern and south central part of the state eventually make their way into the Gila. The Gila is one of the main tributaries of the Colorado. Back in the 1800’s there was enough water in the Gila to take a paddle boat from the sea of Cortez up the Colorado, then the Gila River all the way to Coolidge.
@@irisamanda3922 Thanks!
Kinda nice it headed south. Usually they come right up north along I-10 right into town.
They may want to ease up on all those prayers for rain!
You should have been in Florence Arizona yesterday last night really we got hit with a microburst it ripped the fake storm shut her off the house it took our 50 lb grill we had and moved it two feet we have hail severe severe wind and the rain was so bad that it filled up the retention ditch in less than 15 minutes
Whats happening in the southwest deserts? Every day we are hearing about floods and storms and that too during peak summer. While here in east we are hardly getting any rain
What is the correlation between the intensity of the monsoons and the surface water temperatures in the Sea of Cortez?
I literally JUST posted a comment on another video about wanting to get a drone as I’ve been wanting to take great monsoon photography for awhile and standing in the middle of that baboon here yesterday in queen creek, my iPhone 13 Pro didn’t do it justice at all. And I wanted to do a Timelapse, but didn’t want to dig out one of my tripods in the trunk of my car (I’ve been chasing storms lately). What drone did you use in the beginning on this video? This is amazing footage😍
Arizona City is where I lived before moving to North Carolina. I hated those dust storms. Horrible.
There are a lot of super critical people commenting and I am sorry. Excellent video, Reed, and I am so grateful! 😁
No worries. I am used to it. Thank you and never stop chasing
Be safe Dr. Reed.
We’ve been getting slammed over here in the San Pedro River Valley near Mammoth AZ. The San Pedro which is usually dry in many places, has been running strong with muddy flood waters. The Guillero Mountains have been getting rain almost everyday. Just figured I’d let you know I’m case you wanted to head that way in AZ for more footage. 😁
Awesome haboobage
I like the sad southwestern music, nice touch
nicely done
Williams AZ Friday got most rain so far - about 3 inches in hour - Im camping got surrounded by stream water - going to move higher - was exciting
Ahhh… it IS MONSOON season and we got hit with rain and wind/sand/dust storms all the time! It’s all pretty normal! Hell on swimming pools! We’d start our sweeper before going in! When the dust storm was heavy, you couldn’t see our fence 6’ away! But guys… all NORMAL!
Haboob and monsoon are terms I have only heard applied to events in the United States in recent years. In the past, English language descriptives were used. This is not a problem, only an example of evolving usage.
I thought those terms were only applied to certain, specific regions in the world - places not the U.S.
@@alauriebees That's what I thought. I've known of the Indian monsoons forever, but hearing it applied to here is strange.
@@playwithmeinsecondlife6129 Agreed.
does he not chase anymore, been two tornadoes in North dakota today
Nice guitar music. Thank you.
Good video. Why are there so many dead trees and no understory! Did a fire go through there earlier this year?
There's not a lot of understory with pine forests. But sadly, the drought has made these pines more susceptible to bark beetles, which bore into them and hasten their demise. That's why many are brown.
@@coldwarcomics8823 Thanks. I knew something didn't look right. If that's the case. Can that vast forest propagate it's self? What kind of future does it have. Or it overcome by invaders?
CRAZY rain this monsoon season. I'm in Northern AZ (Prescott) and we have had 12 inches this season so far. No flash floods for me though as I am on top of a mountain. :)
Great drone weather never stops amazing me ,, Thank you All you doing for bad weather warnings still off , it people like going out get Great information out to anyone in bad weather ,🙏 Stay Safe
Hi!! Reed 👋🏾
Imagine if arizona kept all that rain to soak into the ground. Imagine what would happen to the weather patterns if arizona wasn't a heat island...
Don't know what a Haboob is..but it sounds like it's worth looking into
Dust storm
The monsoon seems wild down there! I’ve yet to make it there to chase the monsoon season, maybe next year!
Just interested.... the dying trees from the aerial shots do they revive or will they be cut down or left to drop. It's sad to see a wildfire go through woodland destroying the flora and fauna.
Wait until the tropical disturbance feeds into the monsoon later this week.......maybe Lake Meade will go up greatley but the floods could be spectacular....if it pans out.
Hated the dust storms. Had to clean the pool. What a mess.
My sister lives there in Phoenix and. Was caught in that storm
Today is 8.15.22, it's 2:20pm. Whats the actual date of that storm? Can't be today...
The geology of that area is very cool.
They going to fill the basin up?
Nasty burn scar (!) ironically this damaging rain will birth new growth again & will get a handle on the fierce erosion....takes about 2+ yr, take care Flag! ❤🩹
Whats happening in the southwest deserts? Every day we are hearing about floods and storms and that too during peak summer. While here in east we are hardly getting any rain
I used to live in Phoenix 30years ago and it was pretty normal.
I don’t know where you are. The entire Eastern seaboard has been getting flooding rains recently.
This is a normal weather pattern that occurs during the second half of summer in the southwest. Activity has been above average, but nothing exceptional.
@@youtubegm8256 The NE is in severe drought right now. They had it on the weather channel you can't water your lawns. They all brown. Golf coarse using well water can only water tees and greens. Check a map of the it.
@@michelemcneill3652 This much rain? are you sure?
Great footage! I worked in downtown Phoenix years ago on the 20th floor & we got to see a haboob roll thru south Phoenix. However, this video topped that sight with the combo of rain! QUESTION: In the Flagstaff footage, are all those brown pine trees dead?
They are scorched from the heat of the fire. The black ones are fully burned and basically charcoal.
Hey I just discovered your channel when I came across your video you made in Rimrock az in July. I love what you do and I have always wanted to do the same thing. I have started a channel of my own but I unfortunately don't always have the chance to make a video. I'd love to meet you one day and hopefully get some input on some of the videos I've made. I'd love to see more of your videos of northern arizona.
Thank you I will subscribe!
Wow lived at the bottom of the peaks this is wild
Does that water deposit into lake mead ?
Sure would like to know the artist and album from which created the soundtrack
You have this time stamped for 5pm, and it’s only 4:30pm in Phoenix right now! Was this yesterday on 8-13-2022? That would make more sense…
No one here in AZ ever used the term “Haboob” until recently. They might have a different connotations (I’m certainly no meteorologist), but up until the last decade or so, everything was just called a Dust Storm. Either way, they are pretty harmless, unless you insist on driving with such low visibility and get into an accident. The big issue is the rain from the Monsoon storm that often (but not always) follows it. The soil just can’t absorb that much water.
It's not called Haboob.. we are not in the middle east. It is called a dust storm. Phoenix native born and raised. Dust storm..
Dust storm works Karen
Habooooob
I have been in Phoenix during one of these things they are no joke man
Just another August summer afternoon in Arizona.🥴 Been doing this for over 150 years.
What is happening in Zion national park?