A real "hurricane" hit Moscow, causing damage, victims and injuries (video)

06/21/2024 - A real hurricane hit Moscow, causing damage, victims and injuries. Yesterday afternoon, Thursday 21 June,A storm of great intensity brought

USA - Tropical storm puts Miami under water (video)

06/08/2022 - A tropical storm hits Miami and submerges it.The cyclone struck with unprecedented violence,

Its the end of the world! Iran - Biblical floods unprecedented

President Rouhani, on a visit to the affected areas, speaking of "unprecedented phenomenon." Two weeks it raining incessantly

the country devastated by the floods.Are dozens the victims at least 62, the provisional estimates, entire villages swept away by the fury of water.

State of emergency in New Zealand after motorway bridge over Waiho River is washed away by furious flash flooding

A motorway bridge over the Waiho River was washed away in a severe rain storm on Tuesday, prompting

Iran - apocalyptic foods devastate the country!

18 people have died in floods in Iran; at least 70 were injured:

and told the head of the national emergency services.

The thousands of forgotten deaths of cyclone Idai in Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe

"Terrifying and enormous", this is the result of the initial verification carried out by the Red Cross in Beira, in central Mozambique,

Flash flood in Island of Jersey

A clear-up operation is under way after Jersey was hit by flash-flooding. Several roads were left under up to 3-ft of water as torrential rain fell on the Island around Saturday lunchtime.

SCARY IN MOROCCO! THE SKY SEEMS TO FALL ON EARTH! RAINS GENERATING TRUE FALLS !!!

In southern Morocco incessant rainfall give rise to their true fall.Il video that is running on the net these days shows how the huge flow of water gush from everywhere.

RED ALERT! DEADLY HURRICANE IS TO INVEST THE CARIBBEAN !!!

After skirting the north coast of Latin America,

Devastating floods in Genova, Italy (video)

England, torrential rain and flash flooding cause travel chaos

Lightning strikes, hail, torrential rain and flash flooding have caused major travel problems across east and south-east England.

There have been problems on the roads in Sussex, Essex and London.

London Fire Brigade said it was helping people trapped in their cars across parts of the capital.

Climate study predicts a watery future for New York, Boston and Miami

Climate study predicts a watery future for New York, Boston and Miami Study shows that 1,700 places in the United States are at greater risk of rising sea levels than previously thought Share 3006 77 inShare91 Email Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent theguardian.com, Tuesday 30 July 2013 01.17 BST US sea levels rising : Florida Coast Line At Greatest Risk Of Rising Sea Level For nearly 80 US cities,

Flooding, heavy rainfall distress over 1 million people in China

Street lamps are seen among floodwaters next to partially submerged buildings by an over flowing river at the ancient town as heavy rainfall hits Fenghuang county, Hunan province July 15, 2014.Hundreds of thousands have been forced to evacuate with over 1 million people in total affected in China as heavy rainstorms batter Hunan and Guizhou provinces, with reports of several deaths and mass destruction.

Meteo-tsunami hits several cites along Adriatic coast, Croatia

A meteorological tsunami or meteo-tsunami event was observed today in several Croatian cities along the Adriatic coast. In some places sea levels rose up to 2 meters. According to Darko Dragojević, a member of independent Croatian meteorological organization Crometeo, who observed and reported the event in Vela Luka (Korčula), sea levels sharply rose for about 1.5 meters around 08:30 local time/CET (06:30 UTC).

Flash Flood in Bulgaria dozen of people killed

Torrential rains and floods hit Bulgaria on Thursday, killing at least 10 people, cutting off electricity, blocking roads and sparking evacuations, officials said. Heavy rainfall in the Black Sea resort city of Varna triggered a flood wave late on Thursday in one of its low-laying suburbs that killed at least 10 people, the mayor of Varna told the national radio.

Thousands of Germans evacuate as dam on Elbe river breaks

June 11, 2013 – GERMANY - Thousands of people left their homes in eastern Germany on Sunday as a dam burst on the swollen River Elbe and swathes of farmland were flooded in an attempt to spare towns, with meteorologists forecasting more rain. In Magdeburg, one of the oldest cities in eastern Germany and a regional capital, some 23,000 people were asked to evacuate as water levels in the Elbe rose to a record 7.48 meters,

Record breaking flooding paralyzes central Europe - Czech Republic, Germany, Austria...(videos)

Continuous rain is paralyzing central European countries and bringing heavy flooding to Czech Republic, Poland, Germany and Austria. Meteorologist warn there is still no end in sight as more countries are declaring state of emergency. This is the worst flooding that hit central Europe in last decade and a record breaking flooding for many regions. 11 years after the worst flooding in 500 years hit Czech Republic, Czech capital Prague was flooded and paralyzed again on Monday, June 3, 2013. About 3000 people from low-lying areas were evacuated, schools were closed and public transport disrupted. Czech prime minister declared a state of emergency for most of the nation. Heavy flooding was also reported in Austria as well as landslides. Germany, Switzerland, Poland and other central European countries

the storm Joachim threatens the central Europe

December 17, 2011 – FRANCE – A storm has battered north-western France, leaving hundreds of thousands without power, disrupting rail traffic and grounding a ship that spilled oil off the coast of Brittany. There were no immediate reports of serious injuries or significant damage as storm Joachim moved further inland to Switzerland and Germany. Interior Minister Claude Gueant said France had escaped largely unscathed from the storm. “It seems there have been no victims,” he said, adding that “a certain number” of people living in low-lying areas in Brittany had been evacuated because of the storm. Officials said 400,000 homes had lost electricity, mainly in the west of the country. By mid-day, the number of homes without electricity had fallen to 330,000 as workers scrambled to restore electricity infrastructure. The storm had been battering the area since Thursday night, with gusts of wind of up to 133km/h and waves up to 7m high. The storm caused a cargo ship, the TK Bremen flying the Maltese flag, to run aground and spill some oil into the sea off Brittany early today, officials said. “The level of pollution is limited,” said local maritime official Marc Gander, adding that regional authorities were deploying equipment to try and contain the slick and to empty the ship of its 190 tons of fuel and 50 tons of diesel. All 19 members of the ship’s crew were evacuated by helicopter. Local prosecutors in Brest said they had opened an investigation into the spill. Train traffic was disrupted, with more than 15 trains cancelled in central France and significant delays, the French rail authority said. The storm had little effect on international flights but the strong winds did force some tourist sites to close, including the park at the Chateau de Versailles near Paris and the famed Christmas market in Strasbourg. The storm was moving its way inland today, with Swiss authorities reporting it caused a train to derail in Switzerland, lightly injuring three people. 

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"Weather bomb" causes chaos, destruction across New Zealand

Parts of New Zealand were bracing for further chaos Thursday after what the government called a "weather bomb" caused destruction across the north of the South Island.

Civil Defence Minister Chris Tremain flew to the town of Nelson Thursday morning after the area was hit by floods and many communities were cut off by rains that began Wednesday. However, his aircraft was unable to land because of the weather and came within 100 meters of the ground before returning to Wellington, Fairfax News reported. "I want to assess the damage firsthand, ensure Civil Defence is appropriately responding, and identify any way that government can further assist the region to protect life and property," said Tremain in a statement before leaving Wellington. The statement said the Nelson Region had been "heavily hit by a weather bomb with rainfall of up to 320mm in a 24 hour period". More 54 slips have occurred, dozens of roads have been closed, 150 people have reportedly been evacuated, and a State of Civil Emergency was declared late Wednesday by both Nelson and the neighboring Tasman Councils. Many homes had been deluged with mud and debris, forcing their occupants to flee. No injuries had been reported, according to the emergency services.

The New Zealand Police Thursday issued a statement warning Nelson and Tasman residents that emergency services might be unable to reach them if needed. "Police also advise people to be prepared for the possibility they may need to evacuate and have raincoats, torches and essential medications ready," said the statement. Radio New Zealand reported that many dairy farmers might have to dump several days worth of milk because slips had blocked or washed away roads, stopping milk tankers from collecting it. The rain clouds were moving northwards across the North Island, causing minor flooding in the country's largest city, Auckland, and other areas, according to the WeatherWatch website. Forecasters warned of possible flash floods, slips and rockfalls. "Flash flooding happens when a usually small stream, creek or drain turns into a raging torrent within minutes and can be deadly, " WeatherWatch head weather analyst Philip Duncan said in a statement. "This is expected in isolated pockets right up the western and northern coastlines of both islands." Radio New Zealand reported Thursday that flooding and slips had closed roads in the far north of the North Island too, after 100mm of rain had fallen since Wednesday and another 60mm was still forecast

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Flash Flood in Indonesia on Monday, 05 December, 2011

Flash flood swept Kulawi District, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi on Saturday, Dec 3. The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) recorded that five locals died from the flood. “Five people died, one person is missing, and 412 villagers are evacuated,” said BNPB’s spokesperson, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, today, Dec 5. The flash flood also destroyed 36 houses, seriously damaged 147 houses, one school and one village hall, and slightly ruined 46 houses. Sutopo explained that to anticipate the flood, the disaster management agency has coordinated with related parties for emergency actions. Also, they have evacuated the affected villagers to a secure location. BNPB’s quick response team has also arrived at the scene to provide assistance to the disaster management agency for any further actions.

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