Flash Flooding on the North Shore of Lake Superior // 2024.06.19

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Short video with aerial footage of the powerful rivers and waterfalls on the North Shore of Lake Superior.
Creeks, rivers, and waterfalls were amazing Wednesday! I ventured up to the Canadian border with the dogs and grabbed some media.
Pigeon River
Kadunce River
Devil Track River
Poplar River
Baptism River
Temperance River
Gooseberry Falls
High Falls
Caribou River
Tettegouche State Park
Beaver River
Lutsen
Tofte
Grand Portage
Grand Marais
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20 июн 2024

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@BlottyWellRite 7 дней назад

This is cool. I was born in Hancock, MI...and grew up swimming in Lake Superior...south shore near the Keweenaw Peninsula. There was a small river flowing into the lake...at this place called Great Sand Bay. I would always dam it up whenever we picnicked there.

@tonecoughlinphotography 7 дней назад

Lake Superior is the place to be!

@BlottyWellRite 6 дней назад

@@tonecoughlinphotography Last time I vistted there was August of 2019. I even swam at mouth of the Gratiot. I hope to visit this year again...swim again!

@sydney.g.sloangammagee8181 6 дней назад

I thought swimming in Lake Superior was forbidden, even in deep heat of summer, the granite base keeps the water so cold that people get hypothermia!!!

@johnbeck8812 6 дней назад

Me too grew up in houghton

@BlottyWellRite 6 дней назад

@@johnbeck8812 I lived in Lake Linden, Copper City, and Mohawk.

@atomicwedgie8176 8 дней назад

Was really hoping Gooseberry Falls would have been included... that would have been awesome! Great vid!!!!!!!!!!

@tonecoughlinphotography 7 дней назад

I didn't want to battle the crowds there were no parking spots with all of the tourists.

@keradee8742 15 дней назад

Beautiful video but the music was unnecessary. I'd rather just hear the water.

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

FYI drones do not have sound. All you would hear is buzzing and wind 👌

@keradee8742 14 дней назад

@@tonecoughlinphotography Good point! I didn't even think of that. Great footage! Thanks!

@toddg9659 14 дней назад

Maybe music a little less dramatic.

@valeriepausch8623 13 дней назад

The music is fine, I can feel how dramatic it all is.

@lannylippold1461 12 дней назад

I love the music!

@andyhowat4624 15 дней назад

Beautiful

@bassfartz 15 дней назад

Beautiful cinematography

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

Thank you!

@lindabroad7391 15 дней назад

Absolutely stunning!

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

It was fun to see.

@kenycharles8600 17 дней назад

Thank you for this presentation.

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

You're welcome 🤗

@libertyvilleguy2903 5 дней назад

Great drone work. Darn, these rivers are at a very high level.

@tonecoughlinphotography 5 дней назад

Thanks 👍. Yes they are!

@kathyhughes7074 8 дней назад

Stunningly beautiful yet so dangerous & deadly! Thank you so much for showing us the beauty of the North Shore. Great work!

@tonecoughlinphotography 8 дней назад

You're welcome! It took the entire day I wish there was more time I could have grabbed more footage.

@minnybiker4505 15 дней назад

Well done! Thank you for sharing!

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

Thanks a lot!

@jimmylieb5225 9 дней назад

excellent photography!!

@markalbrecht4361 15 дней назад

Makes me want to be there!

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

It was amazing 😍

@cleonmain1291 17 дней назад

Great Video thanks for sharing it.

@tonecoughlinphotography 17 дней назад

No problem, thanks for enjoying it!

@susanpugh130 13 дней назад

Just this morning I had the thought, "won der what the rivers look like coming into Superior"❤

@tonecoughlinphotography 13 дней назад

Pretty intense!

@richardatchison5296 9 дней назад

All rivers flow into the seas. Yet the sea is never full.

@tonecoughlinphotography 9 дней назад

The sea is always full 👌

@jimmylieb5225 9 дней назад

the worlds oceans levels are rising due to unprecedented melting of the polar icecaps!!

@danlowe8684 5 дней назад

Pete Townshend has a wonderful song titled, 'The Sea Refuses No River'.

@coldspring624 15 дней назад

The rivers in their natural state handle it well.

@arnesste000 6 дней назад

High cliff state park , I’ve fished there at the pool under the falls .

@tonecoughlinphotography 6 дней назад

Nope. Grand Portage State Park not sure which one you are talking about.

@tioasn 8 дней назад

Beautiful video. My question is what’s going to happen to all of the downstream lakes water levels?

@tonecoughlinphotography 8 дней назад

Lake Superior has risen a little bit. That's the only immediate downstream lake.

@danlowe8684 5 дней назад

Lake Superior has a massive watershed area and is 1000' deep at its deepest point. Its water flows east, eventually ending up at Niagara Falls. What's amazing is that Superior's level has never strayed more than 1.5' above or 1.5' below its average level since measurements started being documented in the 1800s.

@kenycharles8600 17 дней назад

I'm wondering if the Baptism River got it's name because you're going to be totally emersed should you step in to it?

@tonecoughlinphotography 17 дней назад

lol that's a good question!

@lukelee3 14 дней назад

There was just another big storm there monday. Any new updates?

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

Not on the north shore. Scanlon is flooding from the St. Louis River Jay Cooke is pretty cool right now.

@ZRaStar989 8 дней назад

Beautiful Capture, Thank You for recording this for us all to view! and Nice music!

@tonecoughlinphotography 8 дней назад

Thanks I really appreciate it. It was a fun day 👌

@johnbeck8812 6 дней назад

Raising water levels in lake superiot

@tonecoughlinphotography 6 дней назад

They have definitely gone up from all the rain we've had so far this year!

@jimthain8777 13 дней назад

All that silt moving into the lake will be great for algae.

@tonecoughlinphotography 13 дней назад

Algae in Lake Superior?

@jimthain8777 12 дней назад

@@tonecoughlinphotography Apparently that was thought impossible, and then it happened for the first time in 2017 I believe. I was unaware that it hadn't happened before that. It must be another climate change adaptation. We aren't the only ones adapting to a changing climate. The planet is doing so as well.

@tonecoughlinphotography 12 дней назад

@@jimthain8777 I did some research I guess it's a temporary thing when lake levels are lower and warmer. If the water is high like it is now the lake stays cool.

@DougMelaas 11 дней назад

While there is certainly quite a bit of silt/debris being carried along in the higher-than-normal waters, remember that most of these rivers are already kind of dark tea-colored due to tannins that they pick up as they flow through marshes and other wetlands, so it isn't as dramatic as the video makes it appear. This is normal for a lot northern MN rivers and lakes.

@superdoublekapowzler2383 14 дней назад

I just really notice the profound absence of extreme kayakers, wonder why.

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

There's only a few kayakers I know of that would attempt water like this.

@perspectacle 12 дней назад

Honestly, the flooding flow is impressive, but what does a “normal flow” look like? I don’t live there, so it is unclear how much difference is being observed.

@tonecoughlinphotography 12 дней назад

Check out my website I have lots of photos of "normal flow."

@franklydear4890 9 дней назад

Spring melt is impressive as well. We go to lutsen for our wedding anniversary

@jimmylieb5225 9 дней назад

do you ever get over to Lake Superior Provincial Park? absolutely beautiful there Agawa Rock pictoglyphs and the rugged lakeshore.

@tonecoughlinphotography 9 дней назад

Never been there.

@lightclawshadowmarsch8167 15 дней назад

That annually happens all the time in the summer an is not considered a flash flood for that river

@brucezimmerman9451 15 дней назад

Thank you - click bait titles are stupid.

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

It was a flash flood we got 7-9" inches of rain in less than an hour. You're probably talking spring melt.

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

@@brucezimmerman9451 lol, not click bait. All you have to do is google search flash flooding northern Minnesota on June 18, 2024.

@brucezimmerman9451 14 дней назад

@@tonecoughlinphotography Got it. Thanks.

@sydney.g.sloangammagee8181 6 дней назад

Well, since it is YOUR video - perhaps you should have edited in some of your previous videos to show us the difference between what is normal for most of the year around as compared to what excess amount you're trying to show us in this video.

@user-cm8rs1bs5o 10 дней назад

This is simply normal spring runoff, or a large rainfall. North of Superior doesn't have 'Flash Floods'

@tonecoughlinphotography 10 дней назад

We already had spring runoff in April. 7-9" of rain in less than an hour wiped out culverts and dirt roads. Highway 61 was flooded. It was all over the news you can check it out for yourself.

@reubenj.cogburn8546 14 дней назад

Nice images I sure could do without the over dramatic music and the slow motion

@tonecoughlinphotography 14 дней назад

Can't please everyone 😂

@reubenj.cogburn8546 14 дней назад

@tonecoughlinphotography of course not. I just mentioned it because it doesn't fit and seems rather out of place

@LoriLeaPouttu 13 дней назад

@@tonecoughlinphotography😅I like it!

@tonecoughlinphotography 13 дней назад

@@LoriLeaPouttu thank you very much!

@photobobo 12 дней назад

I didn't see any "flooding". This is what one would expect those river to look like after a heavy rain. Maybe you were just making click bait?

@tonecoughlinphotography 12 дней назад

Could you please provide us an example video on your channel? We're dying to learn 😂

@karlsjunior466 6 дней назад

I can explain. What we see here is high water. High water is after a good rain and the water comes up and moves fast and dangerous. But as everyone can see, the water is contained within the normal banks of the river. A FLOOD happens when the water rises enough to pour out of the river banks onto roads, yards, parks, businesses and things like that where it causes damage leaves debris and possibly some destruction if powerful enough. Now you can see the difference. This vid is of high water, not flooding. Good footage. To bad the title was clickbait