Have you ever experienced a heavy downpour after a long drought? This video is like that. It’s re-filling a river, most likely, after an extended period of no rain.
In addition to being interesting, it’s very soothing to the nerves. The setting is the Yorkshire Hills in England. Many questions are not answered in the piece. Items like, is this happening annually, or just after a drought? Where was the source of the water? It makes you want to learn more about the area!

Key Takeaways:

• Heavy rainfall has the potential to return water to a dry riverbed. There is video of that phenomenon in a recent news report.
• Authors mention that the phenomenon is strangely satisfying for the viewer. Gaze on the river as it fills with a fresh supply of water.
• The gentle flow of the water is part of conservation efforts. The dry river bed will be restored to its original look.

“From water gently meandering down pebbles to a raging torrent, all within two minutes, is it any wonder why this video is soothing so many people down.”

Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2017/07/21/this-video-of-water-returning-to-a-dry-riverbed-is-strangely-satisfying-6796343/