When Rain Gets Wild: Jaw-Dropping Scenes During Super Heavy Rainfall | Philippines | [4K]

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Published 2023-06-08
When a sudden downpour of rain happens in the Philippines, it can vary in intensity and duration depending on the weather system affecting the area. Rainfall can be heavy and persistent, leading to localized flooding in low-lying areas, particularly in urban areas with inadequate drainage systems. This can cause inconvenience, traffic congestion, and disruptions to daily activities. This gives also opportunity for children to play on a flooded road despite the risk of health issues.
All Comments (21)
  • @mukarramhussain6083
    The best childhood. Love to see kids having fun. Not a care in the world, no cell phones and no social media. Very good for one's mental health.
  • @Mashfan6507
    This is the best kind of weather! Would love to visit to experience this, with my raincoats of course lol
  • @elliotmann9787
    I remember riding on a pedal powered trike in Manila during one of those rainstorms. Totally crazy experience. Amazing video!
  • @jbod-8387
    This is kinda like when it snows heavy when I was living in New Jersey. This heavy rain is just like it in the sense that it's a pain in the butt for the adults to deal with, but the kids are having a blast.
  • @Miguel-xq2yc
    My wife here in Lima complains about two drops of rain that falls once a year😂😂😂
  • @user-wm8qu4ff3d
    フィリピンは、暑い国だから、雨降っていても、平気な国だ！🤗salamatspo😮
  • @jediknight38
    In America, this would be considered a flood disaster like Katrina. But in this country, the people there consider it a blessing.
  • @MrRobertito17
    brought back my childhood years while in Manila....love it. Thank you this is so refreshing for the soul!
  • @bigdaddy-fk5bi
    I cant imagine the humidity after this. then the bugs from all the stagnant small pools of water. this is where sqwaller starts.
  • @i-on-u
    WOW! Lightning plus water everywhere plus people out on the streets plus wet power lines,….nice 😂
  • @vernoncooke7348
    The water in the streets doesn’t look particularly muddy in comparison to what you see in other flood videos and the current was within the range the kids can handle. I encountered a couple situations in the past couple days I would not dare cross or play in a stream because there was way more water than you can “handle”. It is important to know when “too much is too much” and experience really helps. That rule applies to when you are going to a beach where there are big waves and rip currents.
  • @Vikingcat01
    One inch of rain or snow in the uk and the whole country panics and comes to a standstill . The government wouldnt know what to do if this happened. Love and Respect to you all in Philippines from Scotland 🙏 💛
  • @Siopaoko
    Even in Gangnam, South Korea has floods.
  • @boyasia5874
    Its a tropical country. They should catch that rainwater on reservoirs to alleviate water shortages. There are times there is no water to fight fires.
  • @PapuaKini
    As an Indonesian, we call it mandi hujan (rain bath). My childhood.😅😅😅
  • @XantheBalios
    Very cute children but it's very dangerous for them to stroll in the streets when there is thunder storms.