New Mexico residents are watching in a shock while Flash Flood sweeps an entire house in the direction of the river.

The population was pasted on the windows at the beer factory on the banks of the river in Ruidoso, New Mexico, where it swept the flood of the city’s flash, and carried rocks and debris.

The nerve gossip fill in the Taproom hall at Brewing Company, where about 50 people had monsoons that caused Rio Ridoso to be enlarged to more than six meters on Tuesday, a preliminary record.

The moments in the room grew with a louder voice while floating an entire house, and expelled the trees on its way.

The turquoise paint on the front door of the White House was one -storey with brown slices barely visible under layers of clay.

But local artist Kaitlein Carpenter, who was photographing the floods on her phone, got to know her immediately as the home of one of her best friends.

She said: “I was in this house and I have memories in this house, so his vision was descending in the river was just very tragic.” “I just can’t believe it.”

A symbol to destroy the flood

No one was inside the house that day. Carbnter says her friend remains elsewhere during the summer because the mountain city is vulnerable to floods.

The photos and videos that I took on the house were shared as a blatant symbol to destroy the flood.

Three people died in the REV park after being washed away in the river, including two children. Dozens of houses were damaged, and the streets were blocked with mud and debris.

Beyond the river, pieces of minerals and other debris are twisted around tree trunks.

The ends of the broken trees were installed against the houses and accumulated on the balconies. The water was thick with sediments and many roads remained closed on Wednesday.

The famous summer destination has been especially vulnerable to the floods since last summer, when South Forex fires and salt were ran through the dry tinefish forest and destroyed hundreds of homes. The residents were forced to flee the fire wall, only to struggle with a severe flood later that summer.