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Almost every river flows to an ocean. Some only reach the shores of lakes, but most of the time, they eventually find their way to the sea. There are many ways how it can happen, but the most common one is when water overflows from the existing rivers and changes the direction of the riverbed. What seemingly starts as a calm and quiet spill, it soon becomes a roaring mass of water, louder than the <a href=https://rumble.com/v4e00f-open-ocean-with-sunlight-reflection.html”” target="_blank">ocean</a>. This totally natural breach starts slowly and it pushes through the sand. As the river flows steadily, we can see that it makes a deeper and deeper channel to make its way to the ocean. The good thing is that this huge amount of water will overflow into the ocean, not causing damage in the local area. As the channel becomes wider and wider, more water is going through, securing its way to the ocean. As it gathers momentum, rolling down the sand, the speed increases and the amount of water is huge. At one moment, it is so strong that it can sweep off everything along the way. As the river, carrying out sand, pours into the ocean, it can be clearly seen the change of color it cause. The river blends with the huge expanse of ocean water and it can’t be stopped. The river and the ocean become one and the view is very powerful. The sky, the ocean and the river, merge in one enormous vastness that is hard to imagine. Rainfall over an extended period and an extended area can cause major rivers to <a href="https://rumble.com/v4y0e9-swollen-st.-john-river-floods-new-brunswick-communities.html" target="_blank">overflow</a> their banks. The water can cover enormous areas. Downstream areas may be affected, even when they didn’t receive much rain themselves. The rain water enters the river in many ways. Some rain will fall into the river directly, but that alone doesn’t make the river rise high. A lot of rain water will run off the surface when the soil is saturated or hard. It will flow to small rivers that flow to larger rivers and these rivers flow into even larger rivers. In this way all the rain that fell in a large area (catchment area) comes together in this one very large river. When there is a lot of rain over a long period, you see the river rise gradually as it is fed with water form smaller rivers. It takes time for all the rainwater to reach the river, but once it is in the river it has to flow downstream to sea. The water spreads out as much as possible flowing to the lower lying areas before slowly rising. A breach is very dangerous for the people living close to it. The strength of the water may carry cars, trees and even houses away. Take a look at this footage of a river flowing into the Gulf of Mannar in the village of Mookaiyur in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu. The incredible force of the river pummeling the ocean causes the sand beneath to shift and make a natural barrier. The muddy water slowly but surely turns to blue as it continues its journey into the sea. What dо you think about this video? Make sure you tell us more in the comments down below. If you like what you see, don’t forget to share it with others who might like it as well. It just might be the highlight of their day! Enjoy!