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5 countries currently experiencing severe Floods: Greece, Libya, Honduras, Uganda, Malaysia

 As we like to constantly remind everyone, Mother Nature seems to have it out for us. Earthquakes in California, South Korea and Iraq, hurricanes in the Caribbean, tornadoes in the Midwest and everywhere a trailer park can be found. And while natural disasters like those tend to come in waves – literally if it’s a tsunami – we do not speak enough about flooding as if floods had became too ‘normal’. Meanwhile, record rainfall, stronger monsoon season and heavy storms are increasing in intensity around the world, leaving countries and their inhabitants ‘six feet under’ water in states of emergency. Here a compilation of 5 countries currently facing heavy floods:

 

Floods and mudflow in Greece – Nov 15th
The Greek authorities declared a state of emergency on the island of Symi, where the cyclone “Eurydice” caused significant material damage. Floods, mudflows, damaged buildings and cars washed away. Power and water supply have been disrupted.
At least seven people died in flash floods which hit Greece on Wednesday, authorities said, as a raging torrent swept through towns west of Athens after heavy rains.

Heavy floods across Tripoli, Libya – Nov. 14th
Heavy rains in western Libya led to floods in the capital Tripoli and the eastern district of Tajoura, dirupting traffic.



Heavy rainfall triggers floods in Honduras – Nov. 13th
The departments of Toro, Tokoa and El Negrito were the most severly hit. Two policemen, a woman and an 8-month-old boy drowned after they were dragged by a river.



Floods in Kampala Uganda – Nov. 13th
A man almost drowned with his car on the Entebbe- Kampala Road escaped death after his car was suddenly swept by floods. He was rescued. Elsewhere, floods affected business in and around Kampala.



Heavy flooding across Malaysia after powerful start of monsoon season – Nov. 13th
Heavy rains caused floods in the states of Selangor, Sarawak, Malacca, Negeri-Sembilan. The most critical situation was faced in the area of ​​Hulu Langat.

 Meanwhile in Indonesia, record breaking rains are flooding one of the best-rated beach in Indonesia. You said Whoaa? I say prepare for the next flooding in your area!

 

Dreamland beach in Bali engulfed by furious flash flooding after 135mm of rain fell in 12 hours

http://strangesounds.org/2017/11/dreamland-beach-bali-flash-floods-video.html

 

Phoenix residents report large fireball in the sky

Residents in Phoenix observed what appeared to be a bright meteor flying across the night sky on Tuesday. City officials in Phoenix tweeted about the event at around 11:30 p.m., calling it “something brilliant,” after a security camera captured the sight. Witnesses reported seeing a bright fireball-like flash in the sky. Check out the video of the dazzling display below about 10 seconds in on the right side of the screen. “Did anyone just see that the meteor or asteroid just now? I’m in Arizona and it turned night sky’s into daylight,” one Twitter user wrote late Tuesday. Separately, the American Meteor Society said it received more than 200 reports of a fireball meteor seen above New York on Saturday night, AMS said.  READ MORE

Huge fireball seen by over a thousand people over western Germany

A huge fireball has been observed streaking across the sky over western Germany at 16:48 UTC (17:48 CET) on November 14, 2017. The event lasted between 7 and 20 seconds, according to eyewitness reports. The International Meteor Organization (IMO) received 1 188 reports by 12:00 UTC on November 15.  The event was primarily seen from southwestern Germany but people from northern Switzerland, northeastern France and as far south as northern Italy also reported seeing the event. IMO has so far received 2 photos and 3 videos of the event and is asking people who observed, recorded or photographed the event to submit their reports. MORE

Rare 5.4 earthquake strikes South Korea: Heavy damage, several injured

A 5.4-magnitude earthquake shook South Korea’s southeastern coast on Wednesday afternoon, but no casualties were immediately reported. People evacuated buildings near the epicenter and the shaking was felt in Seoul.  The quake was centered off the coast about 9.3km northwest of the port city of Pohang, according to the US Geological Survey. South Korea’s state-run Korea Meteorological Administration measured the quake at the same strength but said the epicenter was inside Pohang. CONTINUE

 

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