DRAMATIC footage reveals the second a Lay’s truck will get wrecked as it’s swept away by raging flood waters after a strong storm swept a US state.

The stunning sight was captured within the metropolis of Barre, Vermont yesterday following a catastrophic downpour with as much as 9 inches of rain in some elements of the nation.

Officers stated emergency groups carried out over 100 rescues throughout the state, with the numbers frequently rising.

Photographs of the storm’s devastating results rapidly unfold throughout social media, with one video displaying a big Lay’s supply truck getting effortlessly swept away by the floods.

The stunning clip, filmed by an unnamed cameraman, reveals a number of bystanders watching in disbelief as raging water carries away the heavy car.

A brief second later, the truck crashes right into a bridge with a loud bang, adopted by the sound of witnesses gasping.

Giant tree branches may also be seen travelling alongside the muddy river of floodwaters after they’ve been torn off by the extreme storm.

The cameraman, who seems to be standing over a security railing, will be heard saying: “Hey! There goes the tree…” earlier than he seemingly shouts at somebody: “Again up, get again right here!”

In the meantime, the truck stays caught within the place the place it crashed because the raging water retains it pinned towards the bridge.

The clip of the trapped truck was posted to social media yesterday with the caption: “Unbelievable Video. I hope they bought the chips out tho”

The video has since acquired over 500 likes and dozens of feedback from customers fast to crack crisp-related puns.

One person stated: “It’s okay, with all of the air within the luggage, he’ll float simply effective.”

One other added: “Good factor these luggage are largely air. Could make them right into a flotation gadget.”

A 3rd wrote: “If the chips are bagged, may not even be soggy!

And a fourth one stated: “Fish and chips.”

It’s unclear if there was a driver behind the wheel however state governor Phil Scott reported there have been no accidents or deaths attributable to the extreme climate.

Governor Scott described the state of affairs as “historic” and “catastrophic” throughout a press convention with native media.

The storm has reportedly subsided in the intervening time however Gov. Scott warned: “Though the solar might shine immediately and tomorrow, we anticipate extra rain later this week, which may have nowhere to go within the oversaturated floor.

“So I need to be clear – we aren’t out of the woods.

“That is nowhere close to over, and at this section, our main focus continues to be on life and security earlier than we will shift right into a restoration section.”

Within the meantime, President Biden has authorised the state’s emergency declaration.

Cleanup has already begun within the metropolis of Barre, with helicopters from the Nationwide Guard aiding evacuations in hard-to-reach areas.

Metropolis officers additionally raised their issues about potential landslides as extra rains are anticipated over the next days.