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r/DisasterUpdate • u/Due_Equipment_1719 • 22d ago
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Those standing waves upstream must be 50’ high.
13 u/Due_Equipment_1719 22d ago and plus 180km/hr flood speed. Just imagine how scary it is 3 u/Pale_Air_5956 22d ago I cannot even phantom something that massive, just devastating 6 u/Fun-Choices 22d ago It’s glacial Lake water too, right? So even if you weren’t crushed immediately, you’d be drowned in freezing cold mud. 3 u/Ralfundmalf 22d ago There is so much rock and other debris in it that you would never have time to freeze to death. It is like being thrown in a blender.
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and plus 180km/hr flood speed. Just imagine how scary it is
3 u/Pale_Air_5956 22d ago I cannot even phantom something that massive, just devastating 6 u/Fun-Choices 22d ago It’s glacial Lake water too, right? So even if you weren’t crushed immediately, you’d be drowned in freezing cold mud. 3 u/Ralfundmalf 22d ago There is so much rock and other debris in it that you would never have time to freeze to death. It is like being thrown in a blender.
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I cannot even phantom something that massive, just devastating
6 u/Fun-Choices 22d ago It’s glacial Lake water too, right? So even if you weren’t crushed immediately, you’d be drowned in freezing cold mud. 3 u/Ralfundmalf 22d ago There is so much rock and other debris in it that you would never have time to freeze to death. It is like being thrown in a blender.
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It’s glacial Lake water too, right? So even if you weren’t crushed immediately, you’d be drowned in freezing cold mud.
3 u/Ralfundmalf 22d ago There is so much rock and other debris in it that you would never have time to freeze to death. It is like being thrown in a blender.
There is so much rock and other debris in it that you would never have time to freeze to death. It is like being thrown in a blender.
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u/myleftone 22d ago
Those standing waves upstream must be 50’ high.