Villagers React To Winter Storms ! Tribal People React To Snow Storm 

It would have stunned them even more if they had known that texas is usually a warm place just like theirs...

It usually does NOT snow in Texas, and mild temps in winter, lol. Last year was the exception though and it was quite difficult for the people there who are not prepared for that kind of weather. It snows in the north and Midwest of the US a lot in winter.

Tell these guys that the reason there was hardship was because Texas is normally very hot, like their place. In Canada where I live we are set up for these conditions, our houses don't collapse nor do we have this hardship.

I live in Texas, and our city was not prepared for a winter storm like this. It was very unusual to have such weather in our area. I had no electricity or water for 5 days. I just layered my clothes, and piled on blankets. The roads were impassable for days, but when she could, my daughter drove to get me. When I left my house, the INSIDE temperature was 34°F. It took my daughter 1.5 hours to drive a few miles to get me. Luckily she lived near a hospital, so her electricity stayed on. Sadly, many people across our big state weren't so lucky, and they lost their lives. Thank you for showing these kind and empathetic gentlemen this video.

Thanks to everyone. For explaining that Texas is usually a warm state. They seldom see snow or freezing temperatures during the winter. I'm from Ohio and we get snow and freezing temperatures every winter. You should find snow videos of new York and Pennsylvania.

They got an incredibly distorted impression of Texas. It was not explained to them that this winter storm was not normal for Texas.

This reaction seriously needs better context. Texas normally isn't that bad with winter.

These videos you have shown are from a snowstorm in Texas a couple years ago. Texas is normally a very hot place. It is extremely rare for them to get snow like that, so the homes, as well as the people, were not prepared for this type of cold

Please explain that the reason no one is prepared is because Texas is a warm state. This is like if there was a freeze in the village. There are palm trees in Texas.

I love the way they always think of the children and the elderly.

Hey this was a freak storm in a STATE that is usually HOT--- The weather being a lot like their own country---- and to top it off, they lost power and heat too. No one was prepaired for it.

In the Upper Midwest of the U.S, our homes are built to handle heavy snow and winter storms. We know how to drive on snow and ice covered roads. It takes a huge amount of snow before we close anything down. Plows clear the roads and we just keep going. Texas and other warm weather states are equipped to deal with this, whereas Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Michigan have to deal with this all winter-a season that goes from November to late April.

I want these guys to visit Norway someday. I bet they are gonna love the scenery

In Michigan USA in the 1980's there was an ice storm that first brought 36 inches of snow then 2 inches of freezing rain. There was so much ice on the tree branches that they bent over and touched the ground. Water pipes froze and broke, electricity was out for almost 2 weeks. People froze to death. Was very scary. In northern Michigan they can get 4 to 6 feet of snow overnight and you have to dig your way out of your houses front door

I live in Texas, and have for most of my life. This storm was unprecedented. We usually have very few days of freezing temperatures in the winter, and snow is very rare. The water pipes in many people's homes burst because of the frozen water in them. Stores were empty because the roads were covered in ice and the trucks that usually bring food and supplies to the stores could not drive on the ice covered roads. Our power grid failed because it was not designed to support so many homes for so many days under such conditions. Some people froze to death in their homes, because many Texans do not have very heavy winter clothes or blankets.

You should've shown them Upstate NY for the snowstorms. Those are storms! LOL

Show them a winter storm in Canada

Ooh please show them the amazing ice sculpture exhibitions. And what it's like to live in Canada in the snow too, somewhere where they have to have their snow shovelled off the roof because it gets too heavy.

"It is very cold in Texas, and they have winter storms there." Canadian: "Hold my beer."

You should see it up in Saskatchewan. We got over a foot of snow overnight and another foot since. We regularly get to -40 or colder in the winter. Our houses are built for winter, not like in Texas. I hauled logs in the winter by the semi load. Some roads are made of ice and only last till it melts.

Your information is incorrect. Texas is a very warm southern state in America. This was very unusual - a freak snow storm and they were not prepared for it because they are NOT used to snow/ice/winter storms. You should show them Midwest winters or show them a blizzard in a city.

These guys need some context about this video. It wasnt snow melting and falling into the house. Texas is warm, generally. A freak storm called a Polar Vortex happened. Freezing cold air stayed over Texas for a few days. People started turning up their heating in homes and caused major stress on the power companies. Also, the storm itself caused outages as well. But with no heat in a home and freezing temps that means water pipes will freeze. Water expands going through the freezing process. So the pipes in homes burst open from expanding water. When it got warmer and people started getting power, the ice in the pipes thawed and starting leaking out the holes and burst pipes.

This was a freak ice storm in an area of the country that does not get this kind of weather in the wintertime. They are not prepared at all for this weather in Texas! The electrical grid failed and millions of people were without electricity for an extended period of time. Was a huge disaster!

What you saw in this video is the result of negligence by politicians and greedy power companies. I live near Lake Erie and we regularly get much more snow than this, and it stays for much longer than 3 weeks, and we still manage to have power and heat and water.

Love seeing these guys reacting to other countries. Love from Denmark DK

High today 81F (San Antonio) Winter is in 3 days. Texas is usually hot. Our infrastructure was built for extreme heat. Some days exceed 120F. Our tires nor roads were made for heavy snow. So a lot of us died in that storm. We're praying that it doesn't hit us again. 🙏🏽 That aside, this video WAS funny 🤣

You do these gentlemen no great service when you introduce these videos with incorrect information. The reason the conditions of this storm were so damaging to people’s homes and lives was that it almost NEVER snows like this in Texas. Winters are normally very mild and houses are not built to withstand snowstorms of this magnitude as they are further north where it IS cold and it DOES snow a lot. You’ve made us care about these villagers and it disturbs me to see them misinformed like this.

I'm in Austin and I can tell you, we have spent many winters with the air conditioner on because it is so hot. Northerners are used to the ice and snow. We weren't prepared for it. We were lucky because where we live the power never went out but we lost water for a few days, which was no issue with all the snow and ice around to melt.

Thanks for the videos! This channel is a blessing.

For the poor people of Texas, this was a "once in a lifetime" event. For me, here in Alberta, Canada, that was last week and it's currently -20°C outside.

Texas power grid is separate from surrounding States so nobody could divert energy, they were on their own. Some people died of carbon monoxide poisoning by running their vehicles in closed garages that filled with exhaust fumes. I can only imagine how bad it could be if they had to go through an entire winter of ice & snow with temperatures hitting -40 celsius without a wind chill factor.

Oh hey, I lived through this earlier in the year! I live in Austin, the capital of Texas. We all lost power in our homes because the electrical systems were not prepared for a winter storm like this, and the temperature INSIDE our house got all the way to 9 degrees Fahrenheit at one point. We have two small cats and were worried about them freezing to death, so me and my husband packed them in our car and drove 30 minutes on icy roads to stay with my parents. It was truly dangerous, there were cars skidding off the road right in front of our eyes, but we made it safely. Our home also suffered water damage and leaks because the sprinkler system that runs through the ceiling in our condominium burst from the low temperatures. Our state government failed us, it was really a terrible time.

The girls with the frozen hair, the jogger slipping, and the Husky were so funny. Loved this video! Speaking of winter, I would like to suggest winter weather car crashes. Some are pretty funny. Or maybe a Timelapse of snow falling to very deep amounts.

The announcer could have explained that winter snow storms are not normal in Texas in winter. The producers could have chosen places where winter storms are a normal occurrence.

This happens when a region isn't prepared for things like this. I get why though, it's Texas. In Sweden for example, buildings are built to stand winter storms. I don't know why I'm saying this cuz this is just common knowledge wtf

Show them real snow storms from the midwest upper northern states.Cities as Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Minneapolis etc that will really have the 3 in awe.

expected u showing em a snowstormstorm and not an empty store or soggy houses.......

Oh no the empty store is giving me early covid PTSD 😂

This was not normal Texas weather . I was one of many plumbers going day and night for weeks , fixing broken pipes ... everywhere , including my own home . 😆

i'm from iceland, so i'm very used to crazy snow storms, feel a bit cringe watching the texans try to deal with it, but to be fair our houses are built for that kind of thing, theirs arent

I supposed that Husky asked for a White Christmas to Santa as it's present, the dog is the only one enjoying this madness 😄

Can you let them react to different types of American music too? I see that when any music plays on the videos they watch, Babu really enjoys it even if the music is just a few seconds long. Maybe have them react to different genres of American music. I would love to know their thoughts on it

A grandma was trying to keep her grandkids warm in a car because they had no heat for days. All 3 died because they were in a closed garage. She probably thought the air vents in the door would let out the carbon monoxide 🙏🏽 We're scared it will happen again. The only change that's occuring is the electricity bills are going up in San Antonio.

I laughed when Raheen came up with the solution to all of their weather problems: "These people should drink hot tea."

It’s not “cold” in Texas. Texas is generally warm. It’s “cold” in Montana, North Dakota, Maine etc

Texas is one of the hottest states that barely gets snow. This video on the storm was an anomaly

Lol Texas winter storm is a lovely afternoon walk here in Canada

I live just across the state lines from Texas . In fact I live in a motel and we filled up with people from Texas . It was heartbreaking to see people on their way home once the weather improved bc they knew their water pipes in their homes had burst and was running and it would take a few several hours to get home . People who had aquariums found their tanks frozen and their fish dead . It was sad .

That was a very unusual time for Texas. The temperature dropped lower than usual and interrupted electrical service. Then, people couldn’t heat their homes because there was no electricity. Because there was no heat in the homes, the water in their pipes froze. When water freezes, it expands. The expanding water burst their water pipes in their homes. People panicked because this was an unusual occurrence. When people panick, they buy food and water to save. So, all the store were empty.

I'm from Texas where it is close to 82 degrees on this December day today. It is extraordinarily rare for that snow event here. I can say first hand it was the worst 2 weeks of my life. I almost froze, had the water shut off for 7 days and ran out of food basically. My dad is 82 years old and skinny. I was very worried for him. Many palm trees and other plants and trees died because that extreme cold just doesn't happen here. Very historic event.

I remember the storm, no lights, lost water day 2?or 3? but i was constantly on the road, i had texted family and friends to see who needed what. I was on of the better equipped drivers, so i helped run errands for them, seeing who needed what and in some cases move people to other locations who still have light and water. i remeber that for the kids to keep them calm had them watching christmas movies, made blanket forts and everyone who got together brought whatever we could and shared what we did had some generators going. helped when ever possible but i know if we have another snow day me and my family are a little more prepared.

I'm in Central Texas and went through this. We melted snow to flush the toilets. Luckily we were really stocked up on food. But the worst part of this was no water! This was truly scary. We didn't have ANY water! My husband and I went searching for water and combed the city to find what we could. Friends brought us 9 bottles of water and the city began handing out water shortly after this. Just horrible! Luckily we didn't have it as bad as other places. We're in a small town and endured rolling blackouts. The electricity would be off two hours and on one hour. We only had to endure this two and a half days but it was awful! We lived in Michigan for 12 years and never experienced anything like this. But Texas is my home state. We usually have mild winters (for example, tomorrow is Christmas Day and the forecast says the high will be 81!). We are surrounded by palm trees in our neighborhood ... only a couple survived. We lost a lot of outdoor plants and a peach tree. We usually don't get snow. This state was unprepared for this and a lot of people didn't survive it.

The water falling from the ceiling is a result of pipes bursting due to the cold. Normally the homes would be heated, but the cold caused widespread power outages for long periods.

Great song Babu! As always I love the video. Happy holidays!

Current temperature in Dallas, Texas is 69 F / 20.5 C. Texas winters are usually mild which is why we were caught with our pants down in February. My house is all electric and we were without electricity for 3 days. Fortunately we replaced all our old windows last year and added insulation in the attic so we were cold but we never got below the high 40s in the house. The guys should be told that the water in the house was from broken pipes from the freeze.

Title should be "Winter storms in Texas". I did not expect this! Babu's song was amazing, very soulful.

Texas is on the same latitude as Delhi. Just try to imagine what would happen if there would be a bunch of snow out of the sudden in Delhi.

It was definitely an experience. We already had a generator and knew to fill up the tub w water, and had extra food stored already, similar to what you do in hurricane weather. Gas was a little hard to find. You had to venture further afield to get some. The two of us and all our animals, 7 dogs and 2 cats were holed up in our bedroom for the duration. I grew up without heat or cold air, born in the 60’s, so it wasn’t that foreign to me. I think a lot of Texans learned you gotta be prepared for the worst and hope for the best.

As a guy who lives in Houston during that snow storm and had to work through it at my job, it was literally frozen hell.

I am a Texan and lived through the winter storm. Some people did not survive it (over 200 Texans). It can get cold here in southeast Texas, but not as cold as we experienced --- not during my lifetime. The coldest I recall before that was 19 degrees F. It usually only gets down to around 30 degrees F. and it only lasts for a few hours at that cold. It got down to 9 degrees F. at my house and was well below freezing for days. The power was on and off, but I don't have much for heat here anyway. I bought stuff to put over the windows and doors to block out the cold and a tarp to make my room smaller to hold in more heat in the bedroom where I stayed. Some homes have fire places, but I don't have one and many homes don't. I bought a sleeping bag to use at home that is normally used for camping outdoors in the cold. It is rated for 30 degrees F. It worked for me and probably saved my life. I turned off all my water and drained the pipes, so that it would not bust pipes and leak. ( I didn't have my pipes run in my attic, either. I never thought that was a good idea, just in case...) I got water ready for drinking in plastic jugs, and had five gallon buckets for flushing the toilet and for hand washing. I had to bust the ice that formed on the top of the buckets in the restroom to use the water in them. I had some canned foods and crackers and stuff that could be eaten without having to cook or heat them. I have a small chest freezer and still had the food I had in there, (it couldn't thaw during the power outages) to cook and eat when the weather improved and the power back was on steady, and until the stores got food in them again. Stores and people ran out of food because the trucks couldn't get the food to the stores. Power outages hurt doing business and getting the food out, as well as the roads making it hard for people to get to work at the places that manufacture and transport food. I am glad this didn't happen while I still had young children at home. All I had with me was a guard dog and a cat. I have two rescued kittens now as well. I hope it doesn't get that bad again this winter.

Ok, thank you for your sympathies, but what you are watching is Texas, an area that doesn't normally see low temperatures. I live in Texas. It's winter, with snow and ice across the northern part of the USA, but it's the middle of winter here and I have my air conditioner on and am wearing shorts. We don't know how to drive on ice or even how to get ice off our windows. We don't have equipment to deal with this kind of weather. The water coming in through the roof is because the water pipes froze and then burst. Places with cold weather know that they need to keep the faucets on and water running so that the pipes don't freeze, expand and burst. I was without electricity for 10 days last winter when we surprised with a quick change in weather. It went from 27c to -2c in the same day. Thankfully I had a fireplace in my house to cook my meals and to stay warm. That's what you were seeing in the video, someone lucky enough to have a fireplace. Water gushed out of my ceiling too. If you notice, people are laughing about it. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. I look back upon the power outage last year as an adventure. But I'm hoping it doesn't happen again this year.

I love it when we get a blizzard. "Snow day." Stay home and just look out the window. Very quiet and relaxing.

As many people have said, Texas winters are typically mild and it can get really hot in summers. I live in Lubbock and just a few years ago there were several days in a row with 100° plus weather. When the weather is bad here, it's really bad. There was another winter storm about 5 or 6 years ago that dropped lots if snow (think it was called Goliath), but the issues with power being off for extended periods of time and no food available were not nearly as bad as this most recent storm. I would like to see them react to the extreme weather events in Texas because we get hurricanes, tornadoes, winter events like this haboobs (at least where I live), hail storms the size of golf balls and baseballs sometimes, and several other interesting weather phenomenon. The state is really big, so it makes sense there are all those types of weather. I very much appreciate the kind words these gentlemen offered. ❤

Living on the border in South Texas it was not expected and many were not ready . It was eye opener now we are more prepared . We were 3 days without power but lucky our heater was natural gas powered . Some Texans froze to death .

You should show them some of the videos from Eastern Canada where you open the front door & there is just a wall of snow with an imprint of the door you just opened or blowing snow on the Canadian prairies or the mountain passes in the wintertime in Canada, you know real winter weather...

"Texans aren't built for this." *laughs in Canadian at mild winter weather and barely any snow* I mean, I get it - it's a place where people don't have basements or heaters (I think? Who knows!) but holy hannah, imagine what a real winter storm would do to these folks.

i should not, totally not laugh at water coming through the roof.... but as i am from finland all i can do is be amazed and think like HOW IN THE HECK is that even possible...

Brrr that is madness! Something you expect in the Arctic. Having a very bad and emotional day. Trying to take my mind off things, so I get notified of your new upload. Thank you for making me smile as always! Great gentlemen. Bless you all. From the UK 🇬🇧

I live in San Antonio and that storm last winter was rough. The homes and infrastructure are not built for that kind of weather. Luckily I lived in Alaska for 19 years and had a clue. I always buy emergency jar candles and they kept the temp in our apartment around 50-55 degrees F. We even put one in our laundry room which is off the back porch and opened all cabinets under sinks and "dripped" the faucets until there was no more water. We had a few cans of sterno which we used with a cinder block and metal cooling rack to cook canned soup, chili and other "one pot" meals. We melted snow for water to flush the toilet and always keep a couple cases of drinking water on hand "just in case". Trucks couldn't get into town to make deliveries to the stores. I have no problem driving in snow and ice (I've done it for years) but there was no way on God's green earth I was going to get on the roads with all the people out there with no clue how. We dressed in layers and have throw blankets for our laps and cats to cuddle with. We had no power for 5 days and then no water for another 9 (total of 14) as the water main for our apartment complex burst. It sucked. The worst part for me was the boredom. Too dark to read, no electricity for tv, movies, or internet. Charged phones in the car. Some neighbors weren't so lucky as their pipes burst and water rained in their apartments with ceilings and walls crumbling. All in all I'd say we "weathered" it better than most.

I live in a northern state and it snows every winter. The temperatures get very low, below zero, but we are prepared for this. Texas doesn't get this cold, this was unusual.

Yes, South Texas here, this is far from the norm. The last significant snow was in 1985 and at least we had power then. The big problem was the power industry infrastructure collapsed leaving us without power and without adequate resources to keep warm. Our house were built for heat and rain, not snow and ice.

Those large rooms, high ceilings, single glazed windows and no curtains look lovely. But in an emergency lose too much heat from a room even with a fireplace. People need to be prepared for emergencies.

They finally fixed the opening music! It lines up much better now. Good job.

They should see the ice statues at the winter carnival in Houghton Michigan.

Snow storm in texas !? it's cute! Come to Canada to see REAL snowstorms!

This channel doesn’t stop to amaze me, the energy they have is beautiful, I want to travel the world and meet people from different places, we all love, hate,cry,smile,we all come from one fog!

The abnormal cold stretch froze pipes and caused them to explode Most of the US insulates their pipes to avoid this but it's usually warm enough in Texas they don't need to.

Texas is usually relatively warm in Winter but this was an exception rather than a rule, so our Indian friends should have been told that... :-)

They are thinking it is cold here but that was a freak storm. Many people did not know how to handle it. The homes were not built for this kind of weather and water pipes were freezing and bursting in homes , businesses, and apartments. Trucks were unable to bring food and supplies to stores. Nope, This was NOT Texas’ usual weather!

Hahahaha wonderful video.. I feel cold just by looking at this😂❄️❄️❄️❄️

My boyfriend is from south India and I love to enjoy the snow and winter with him here in Ohio ❤️

🔥The northern Mexican states also suffered from this cold wave. I live in Monterrey and we reached -4°c and -7°c temperatures and Texas cut out the gas pipelines so we had no electricity during most of time. It was a hell-time but fortunately me and my family didn't had it that hard unlike many other families in my state who literally froze to death

A lot of the water from the ceiling is water pipes that froze and burst, then the house thawed out enough to unfreeze the line (and that happens until you shut off the water main.)

If these are from Snowpocalypse 2021, yeah, that was extremely unseasonable. I've lived in North Texas since 1990, and the worst we ever got was an occasional icing that lasted for a day or three. Snowpocalypse buried everything; I was in calf-deep snow just to get to my car to warm it up. The rolling blackouts were a joy, as well -- you had to get creative to cook, because even if we could get to the store, no one had firewood or charcoal.

Have them react to powerful tornadoes!

I come from Massachusetts and we get a lot of snow here, you should show them New England weather. Especially when we have blizzards.

I've lived in Dallas for more than 20 years, and this winter weather was unprecedented. We normally get cold snaps, but they only last a few days and they don't nearly get as cold as they did last winter. I was without electricity for almost 24 hours, and it got really cold inside. The cold can be attributed to climate change, and the lack of electricity was due to Republican politicians not giving a shit. The water pouring in people's homes is due to pipes freezing and then bursting.

This was a one off occasion for Texas and it wasn’t even nearly as heavy snow as we get in Northern Europe

That storm last year a lot of Texans with hybrid F-150 pickup trucks used their trucks as emergency generators to power their houses.

Raeen always figures shit out. He's consistently the smartest one in every video.

I was in texas for that storm and it was beyond insane. It was in the teens in my house and the grocery store ran out of food before i was able to even get inside. I felt lucky that I only had a exterior non essential water pipe break and i was able to turn it off and repair it without any damage to my rental house, however it did freeze my entire backyard like a ice rink in a hour before I noticed the break. I got roughly 4 inches of snow before it started melting

Poor Texans, no heating, no snow tires, no snow removal equipments. Those little scorpions and snakes gonna freeze🤣

I grew up in Maine and have seen some very heavy snowstorms. Never do I remember water coming in the house like that. We have had water pipes break, and there are steps to take to keep these problems from happening. But northern states are used to it and know what to do. I feel bad for Texans and this is not a good representation of their lives.

“It’s very cold there” it’s always really hot actually… my friends there can’t even walk for too long because it’s too hot for them… (they’re in very south Texas but still)

Show them the recent tornados in Kentucky. Mind blowing

Solid! Top KEK!

Nice video! My brother lived through it but luckily his house didn't have extreme problems.

Why don't the producers do their research so they can inform these guys with all the information? This is unprecedented weather for Texas. It is usually hot..

Just shows how lax building codes in Texas is as a simple cold snap and snows cause such damage.

Show them a video from village grandpa cooking, where the 3 Brothers cook big dish food for the poor, it's fun to watch and warms someone's heart. They would definitely enjoy