Is it weird that I have a fascination with watching flash floods happen in real-time? I could watch videos like the one below all day long.
There’s just something oddly satisfying about watching a dry creek bed turn into a raging river of mud, water, and debris in the matter of seconds. Don’t get me wrong, it’s scary as hell, but I don’t mind watching it through the safety of my computer screen.
Watch as a flash flood rages by onlookers in Moab, UT in the video below.
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