Watch an El Pasoan Film Water Rushing Into the Rio Grande

When you see the Rio Grande dry as hell it is such a sad sight to see.

When it is flowing again people rejoice and are happy to see it back to life.

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In my opinion, nothing is cooler than being able to watch the Rio fill up before your eyes.

One lucky New Mexico man Justin Garcia was able to catch the fill up for his Twitter page.

Garcia is pretty lucky to see the Rio Grande fill with water. He was standing near the Rio Grande right before the water began to rush through it.

Rio Grande has gone dry more than a handful of times

Justin Garcia had recommended a couple of people for you to follow for environmental stuff.

Dani Prokop and Martha Pskowski are two ladies you should follow for interesting environmental shots or clips.

Dani Prokop's video shows the overflow of water that is about to fill the Rio Grande.

It certainly is gnarly to watch the Rio Grande go from lifeless to roaring waters again.

Plus, it helps when the Rio Grande is full of water because some kids in Juarez use it to stay cool.

Hopefully, you also enjoyed the videos Justin Garcia and Dani Prokop shared of the Rio Grande's rising waters above.

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