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Watch as a small creek turns into a raging wall of water, sweeping away cars from a car park, I count at least 20 cars being swept away! This is utterly insane.
This is from the flood in Toowomba on 10th January 2011
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Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Ever. These are the five worst natural disasters to occur since 1900. You won't believe these death tolls!
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5. 1920 Haiyuan Earthquake
With an estimated death toll of 273,400 casualties, the Haiyuan Earthquake occurred on December 1st with a reported Richter magnitude scale of 7.8. This earthquake brought 7 entire Chinese provinces and regions to its feet as it caused nearly all houses and buildings to collapse. Residual waves from the Haiyuan Earthquake were observed as far as Norway in 2 lakes and 3 fjords.
4. 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami
At just after midnight on the day after Christmas, an undersea megathrust earthquake occurred just off the west coast of Sumatra. This triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coast of 14 different countries with waves up to 30 m (100 ft) high. These tsunamis were responsible for 280,000 deaths, while the earthquake caused the entire planet to vibrate as much as 1 cm while triggering other earthquakes as far away as Alaska.
3. 1970 Bhola Cyclone
On November 12th , the deadliest tropical cyclone ever recorded struck East Pakistan--or known today as Bangladesh--with a death toll of half a million people. Its peak winds blew up to 185 km/h (115 mph) while wiping out entire villages and destroying many offshore islands. The Bhola Cyclone was responsible for killing 45% of the 167,000-person population of Tazumuddin.
2. 1976 Tangshan Earthquake
The Great Tangshan Earthquake occurred on July 28th in Tangshan, and industrial city with approximately 1 million inhabitants. The tremors from these seismic waves--which lasted 14 to 16 seconds--came in with a magnitude of 7.8. Sixteen hours later, another 7.1 magnitude aftershock occurred, which was responsible for 255,000 of 655,000 total deaths. Also, an additional 164,000 people were reported as severely injured.
1. 1931 China Floods
The Central China Floods of 1931 was the deadliest natural disaster ever recorded in the 20th century with up to 4,000,000 deaths. These floods occurred from the months of July through November, when heavy rains and spring thaw from a heavy snowstorm the preceding winter--along with heavy cyclone activity--caused the Yellow River, Yangtze River, and Huai River to flood. Not only did millions die from downing, but waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhus were also widespread. In some cases, infanticide and cannibalism were even reported during these times of despair.
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Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014. UK Floods and Storms January 2014.
Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014.
Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight.
Burst River banks and flooded lakes caused by the Stormiest weather to ever hit the UK. This is Great British weather at it's worst.
Extremely fierce winds blowing up some powerful sea tides and resulting in Severe flooding and surging throughout much of the United Kingdom during this week, the Police have warned tourists chasing these storms and tides that they are putting their lives in danger.
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UK Floods and Storms January 2014.
Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014.
Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight.
Stormiest weather ever to hit United Kingdom. Great British weather at it worst. Burst River banks and flooded lakes.
Extreme tides and powerful winds caused surging across United Kingdom on the weekend, and authorities warned tourists seeking huge waves would be risking their life.
- published: 06 Feb 2014
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Rains lashed Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, taking up the toll to 58 and leaving over 58,000 people wet and miserable after they got stranded.
The met department predicted more rains over the next two days in northern India.Officials continued with the rescue operations in rain-hit areas as the toll in the two states climbed to 58. While 40 perished in the torrential downpour in Uttarakhand, 18 people died in Saharanpur district of UP.
Sources say more than 58,000 people are stranded at different places on the route of the Chardham Yatra - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath.
The onward trip to Hemkunt Saheb - the sacred pilgrimage for Sikhs - has also been abandoned for now, officials say.
At many places while the gushing rivers have washed away roads and caused land slides, flood waters has entered several villages on banks of the Alaknanda river.
The Ganga is flowing two metres above the danger mark and an alert has been sounded and people have been asked to desist from bathing in the holy river.
Army officials say bases have been made for rescue operations in Bareilly and Sarsawa.
Members of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are however unable to move further from Dehradun owing to inclement weather.
Fourteen choppers of the Indian Army have also been put on standby for rescue operations.
Uttarakhand chief minister Vijay Bahuguna while admitting that the situation was "grave", said that the government was working swiftly to rescue people stranded at different places and providing relief to the flood effected areas.
Rescue operations are being carried out in the hill state by the army, para-military Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and disaster management authority.
According to information from state officials, the deaths have been reported from Rambada (13), Gaurikund (2), Harshil (1), Vikas Nagar (4), Dhanaulti (1), Dehradun (3), Chamoli (1), Patal Ganga (1) and three deaths in other places.
Hundreds of pilgrims enroute to the Char Dham Yatra - Badrinath, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Yamunotri- continued to be trapped between landslides and gushing waters of several rivers which are in spate.
Officials informed that more than 5,000 people were stranded in Uttarkashi, 1,000 in Joshimath, 10,000 in Govindghat, more than 10,000 in Badrinath and 6,000 in Ghaghria.
The state government has asked officials to barricade the route before Rishikesh and ask pilgrims and tourists to go back.
The rains, which began Saturday night, have continued for the past three days. The Met department said the rains in the month of June have since broken an 88-year record. Between Saturday and Sunday, Dehra Dun received 220 mm of rains and by evening, another 220 mm of rains.
The worst-hit areas include Rudraprayag and Uttarkashi, where Mandakini river is in spate. In Rambada, the river water entered the market area.
With the met department having forecast more thunder showers, the already grave situation may worsen with more landslides as the hillsides have become weak following incessant rain, said the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).
In Himachal, five members of a family, including three children, were buried alive early Monday when boulders fell on their house at Chagaon village near Tapri, some 220 km from Shimla, Superintendent of Police G. Shiva Kumar said over phone.
The public works department (PWD) of Uttarakhand has confirmed "serious damage" to 450 roads in the state.
Regional Met director of Uttarakhand Anand Sharma said the situation might slightly improve from Tuesday evening onwards as the rains are likely to subside.
Several trains, including Sriganganagar Express, Hemkund Express and Janshatabdi have been cancelled due to flooding of tracks, a railway official said.
Several houses collapsed in Sardhana area of Meerut while 18 people were killed in Saharanpur in roof collapse and a car was washed away by rain water.
With more rains expected, the situation is likely to worsen in the hill state while flood warnings have been issued in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi.
Ten deaths, including five members of a family, were reported from Himachal Pradesh while 1,500 tourists, mainly from West Bengal, remained stranded in remote Kinnaur district after incessant rainfall triggered landslides.
Also stranded was chief minister Virbhadra Singh, who was electioneering for the Mandi parliamentary by-poll slated June 23.
In Uttar Pradesh, 15 people were killed in heavy rains and floods in Saharanpur and a flood alert was sounded in several districts as the Ganga, Ghaghra and Sharda are in spate, officials said.
The situation in Uttarakhand led to suspension of the annual Kailash Mansarovar yatra owing to the relentless rains and consequent landslides.
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What do we talk most about in the United Kingdom? The Great British Weather, it’s part of our culture, we’re obsessed with it, but sometimes it can turn from being a mere talking point, into something deadly.
Professor Nick Middleton investigates extreme weather conditions, beginning by focusing on floods including the devastation caused at Boscastle in August 2004, during which more than 100 people were airlifted to safety. He asks whether the London Thames Barrier’s seven-metre-high gates will provide sufficient protection in future years and considers the consequences of London suffering the same fate as New Orleans.
Investigating Floods, Storms, Lightning and Snow, this four-part series will combine archive footage of some of the most spectacular weather phenomena ever caught on film with on-location footage of some of the UK's most notorious weather black-spots. Using original footage and Nick Middleton's expert knowledge, the series will provide viewers with the most up-to-date and comprehensive understanding of these ever-increasing natural occurrences.
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June 20, 2013 - INDIA - Helicopters and close to 10,000 soldiers have been deployed to rescue tourists and pilgrims stranded after floods caused by torrential monsoon rains hit the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand at the weekend. More than 22,400 people have so far been rescued, as the military takes advantage of clearer weather, but another 62,000 are still stranded, the Home Ministry said in a statement. "Our priority is to take out the children and women first by helicopter," said Ajay Chadha, chief of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police. "We hope to rescue all the living and then start the scavenging task," Chadha said in New Delhi, referring to the task of finding the dead. Houses, buildings and vehicles have collapsed or been swept away by overflowing rivers and landslides, while bridges and narrow roads leading to pilgrimage towns have also been destroyed, officials said.
Torrential rains four and a half times as heavy as usual have hit Uttarakhand, known as the "Land of the Gods", where Hindu shrines and temples built high in the mountains attract many pilgrims. "There are some 3,000 of us stuck in Gangotri (a pilgrimage site) for the past few days and there is no food, no drinking water or assurances from the government," a pilgrim, Parwinder Singh, told CNN-IBN by telephone. "It is very difficult to move from here," he added. At least 138 people have been killed across Uttarakhand and two neighbouring states also hit by floods and landslides, officials said, but shrine authorities warned the toll was more than 1,000. "We estimate more than 1,000 people have died as unattended bodies are scattered all around," said Ganesh Godiyal, chairman of a trust in charge of several shrines in the pilgrimage towns of Kedarnath and Badrinath. Over the border in Nepal, floods and landslides also triggered by the monsoon have left at least 39 people dead mostly in remote parts of the country, officials said.
The military operation was concentrating on reaching the worst-hit Kedarnath temple area, as families of the missing faced an anxious wait in Uttarakhand capital's Dehradun. Some of those rescued told of scrambling to higher ground to escape raging waters, only to watch helplessly as below them buildings, cars and even dead bodies were swept away. "There is nothing left in Kedarnath now except the temple," pilgrim Sitaram Sukhatiahe told the Press Trust of India after arriving by helicopter in Dehradun. "It was shocking to watch a place bustling with people metamorphose in a matter of a few hours into an island of death and destruction," he said. One of those stranded was Indian cricket star Harbhajan Singh, who was attempting to reach a Sikh pilgrimage site but had to take refuge in a police station. "Some people are saying that we're stuck but I wouldn't say that we're stuck, I'd say we've been saved by God," said the spin bowler, who was later flown out of the flood-hit area by military chopper. "With the kind of rainstorm we witnessed, anything could have happened. Many people lost their lives," the cricketer said.
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Big waves flood a bike path by Lake Shore Drive. Chicago, Illinois
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South Carolina has been hit by the worst floods in its history after days of torrential rainfall.
So far nine people have lost their lives and hundreds of people have been rescued as more than 25 inches of rain spread across the south eastern state.
Homes and businesses have been wrecked by the floods but these chilling images show the full extent of the damage.
Photos have emerged of coffins being exhumed from under the ground and floating along flood water.
The pictures were uploaded to the image sharing website Imgur.
One photo was shared with the caption: "Flooding in South Carolina is causing coffins to exhume".
Another image shows a white coffin on its side in a cemetery.
It was uploaded with the caption: "Happening in South Carolina. Coffins are coming out of the ground".
The images have caused a stir on the online message board resource Reddit.
Socretesgirl wrote: "Blood moon last week, the dead coming out of their graves this week.
"My fundamentalist christian family members are freaking out. Under no circumstances will I accept an offer of Kool-aid from them."
Another user – Misanthropic_Messiah – added: "Same thing happened here in Georgia back in 1994 and it's not really all that uncommon for coffins to become disinterred during torrential flooding."
America may be reeling from freak storms thousands of miles away – but the UK has been warned to expect hurricanes and floods this weekv.
Experts are warning of three months of gales and downpours.
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So this is the biggest disaster Michael has ever caused. My mom had just flown in and wanted to see the kids before they went to bed. We were out, about to grab something at the grocery store, so we came back home to see Papa and Nanny first. We had just sat down on the couch to hear about my mom's trip when i asked where Michael was (it was awfully quiet). A few moments later, I heard this sound but couldn't quite pinpoint the sound. I wondered if Michael was in his favorite place (sarcastic)...the bathroom. I started realizing it sounded like water being poured or sprayed, so we ran to the bathroom. Water was literally POURING from the toilet. Talk about a mess. We don't even know how Michael plugged the toilet in order to get it to overflow like that, but we think one of the twins left a pair of undies on the floor when he had gone to the bathroom and michael tried to flush them along with a bunch of toilet paper. The toilet still isn't quite working right so we will be removing it and investigating further this weekend...
It's tricky because the other little kids in the house have trouble remembering to shut the bathroom door behind them, then Michael can get into the bathroom. Toilet locks also aren't an option because when the twins have to use the bathroom, they usually wait till the last minute, so they have an accident if they have to wait. So for now, we just have to be more diligent about keeping the bathroom door shut when Michael is not in his play area.
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5:56Most amazing flash flooding footage ever
Most amazing flash flooding footage everMost amazing flash flooding footage ever
Watch as a small creek turns into a raging wall of water, sweeping away cars from a car park, I count at least 20 cars being swept away! This is utterly insane. This is from the flood in Toowomba on 10th January 2011 For these of you watching from elsewhere in Australia and around the World, please help these people out by donating here http://www.qld.gov.au/floods/ For these who have been hit badly by the floods, our prayers go out to you all, and make sure you get your insurance claim in early, goto this site for some tips http://flood-insurance.com.au -
3:24Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Since 1900
Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Since 1900Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Since 1900
Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Ever. These are the five worst natural disasters to occur since 1900. You won't believe these death tolls! Subscribe to They Will Kill You: http://goo.gl/SaufF4 How to survive Harlequin ichthyosis: http://goo.gl/kM3ylX Today's list is brought to you by They Will Kill You. 5. 1920 Haiyuan Earthquake With an estimated death toll of 273,400 casualties, the Haiyuan Earthquake occurred on December 1st with a reported Richter magnitude scale of 7.8. This earthquake brought 7 entire Chinese provinces and regions to its feet as it caused nearly all houses and buildings to collapse. Residual waves from the Haiyuan Earthquake were observed as far as Norway in 2 lakes and 3 fjords. 4. 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami At just after midnight on the day after Christmas, an undersea megathrust earthquake occurred just off the west coast of Sumatra. This triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coast of 14 different countries with waves up to 30 m (100 ft) high. These tsunamis were responsible for 280,000 deaths, while the earthquake caused the entire planet to vibrate as much as 1 cm while triggering other earthquakes as far away as Alaska. 3. 1970 Bhola Cyclone On November 12th , the deadliest tropical cyclone ever recorded struck East Pakistan--or known today as Bangladesh--with a death toll of half a million people. Its peak winds blew up to 185 km/h (115 mph) while wiping out entire villages and destroying many offshore islands. The Bhola Cyclone was responsible for killing 45% of the 167,000-person population of Tazumuddin. 2. 1976 Tangshan Earthquake The Great Tangshan Earthquake occurred on July 28th in Tangshan, and industrial city with approximately 1 million inhabitants. The tremors from these seismic waves--which lasted 14 to 16 seconds--came in with a magnitude of 7.8. Sixteen hours later, another 7.1 magnitude aftershock occurred, which was responsible for 255,000 of 655,000 total deaths. Also, an additional 164,000 people were reported as severely injured. 1. 1931 China Floods The Central China Floods of 1931 was the deadliest natural disaster ever recorded in the 20th century with up to 4,000,000 deaths. These floods occurred from the months of July through November, when heavy rains and spring thaw from a heavy snowstorm the preceding winter--along with heavy cyclone activity--caused the Yellow River, Yangtze River, and Huai River to flood. Not only did millions die from downing, but waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhus were also widespread. In some cases, infanticide and cannibalism were even reported during these times of despair. If you enjoyed this video, subscribe to World 5 List by clicking on the subscribe button up top. We've also included a bonus video for you on how to survive the Harlequin ichthyosis disease. And if you're interested in learning more about things in nature that will kill you, as well as how to survive them, subscribe to my channel, They Will Kill You, by clicking on the subscribe button below. Find us on... -- http://www.twitter.com/world5list -- http://www.pinterest.com/world5list -- http://www.boredbadger.com -- http://www.facebook.com/world5list -
17:15Flooded Britain 2014 P2 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014
Flooded Britain 2014 P2 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014Flooded Britain 2014 P2 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014
Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014. UK Floods and Storms January 2014. Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014. Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight. Burst River banks and flooded lakes caused by the Stormiest weather to ever hit the UK. This is Great British weather at it's worst. Extremely fierce winds blowing up some powerful sea tides and resulting in Severe flooding and surging throughout much of the United Kingdom during this week, the Police have warned tourists chasing these storms and tides that they are putting their lives in danger. -
25:13Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014
Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014
UK Floods and Storms January 2014. Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014. Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight. Stormiest weather ever to hit United Kingdom. Great British weather at it worst. Burst River banks and flooded lakes. Extreme tides and powerful winds caused surging across United Kingdom on the weekend, and authorities warned tourists seeking huge waves would be risking their life. -
1:31Uttarakhand Gates Of Dam Opened Live Video - Flood Situation Worse [HD]
Uttarakhand Gates Of Dam Opened Live Video - Flood Situation Worse [HD]Uttarakhand Gates Of Dam Opened Live Video - Flood Situation Worse [HD]
I DO NOT OWN THESE FOOTAGE, All footage belong to their respective Owners. Rains lashed Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, taking up the toll to 58 and leaving over 58,000 people wet and miserable after they got stranded. The met department predicted more rains over the next two days in northern India.Officials continued with the rescue operations in rain-hit areas as the toll in the two states climbed to 58. While 40 perished in the torrential downpour in Uttarakhand, 18 people died in Saharanpur district of UP. Sources say more than 58,000 people are stranded at different places on the route of the Chardham Yatra - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath. The onward trip to Hemkunt Saheb - the sacred pilgrimage for Sikhs - has also been abandoned for now, officials say. At many places while the gushing rivers have washed away roads and caused land slides, flood waters has entered several villages on banks of the Alaknanda river. The Ganga is flowing two metres above the danger mark and an alert has been sounded and people have been asked to desist from bathing in the holy river. Army officials say bases have been made for rescue operations in Bareilly and Sarsawa. Members of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are however unable to move further from Dehradun owing to inclement weather. Fourteen choppers of the Indian Army have also been put on standby for rescue operations. Uttarakhand chief minister Vijay Bahuguna while admitting that the situation was "grave", said that the government was working swiftly to rescue people stranded at different places and providing relief to the flood effected areas. Rescue operations are being carried out in the hill state by the army, para-military Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and disaster management authority. According to information from state officials, the deaths have been reported from Rambada (13), Gaurikund (2), Harshil (1), Vikas Nagar (4), Dhanaulti (1), Dehradun (3), Chamoli (1), Patal Ganga (1) and three deaths in other places. Hundreds of pilgrims enroute to the Char Dham Yatra - Badrinath, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Yamunotri- continued to be trapped between landslides and gushing waters of several rivers which are in spate. Officials informed that more than 5,000 people were stranded in Uttarkashi, 1,000 in Joshimath, 10,000 in Govindghat, more than 10,000 in Badrinath and 6,000 in Ghaghria. The state government has asked officials to barricade the route before Rishikesh and ask pilgrims and tourists to go back. The rains, which began Saturday night, have continued for the past three days. The Met department said the rains in the month of June have since broken an 88-year record. Between Saturday and Sunday, Dehra Dun received 220 mm of rains and by evening, another 220 mm of rains. The worst-hit areas include Rudraprayag and Uttarkashi, where Mandakini river is in spate. In Rambada, the river water entered the market area. With the met department having forecast more thunder showers, the already grave situation may worsen with more landslides as the hillsides have become weak following incessant rain, said the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF). In Himachal, five members of a family, including three children, were buried alive early Monday when boulders fell on their house at Chagaon village near Tapri, some 220 km from Shimla, Superintendent of Police G. Shiva Kumar said over phone. The public works department (PWD) of Uttarakhand has confirmed "serious damage" to 450 roads in the state. Regional Met director of Uttarakhand Anand Sharma said the situation might slightly improve from Tuesday evening onwards as the rains are likely to subside. Several trains, including Sriganganagar Express, Hemkund Express and Janshatabdi have been cancelled due to flooding of tracks, a railway official said. Several houses collapsed in Sardhana area of Meerut while 18 people were killed in Saharanpur in roof collapse and a car was washed away by rain water. With more rains expected, the situation is likely to worsen in the hill state while flood warnings have been issued in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. Ten deaths, including five members of a family, were reported from Himachal Pradesh while 1,500 tourists, mainly from West Bengal, remained stranded in remote Kinnaur district after incessant rainfall triggered landslides. Also stranded was chief minister Virbhadra Singh, who was electioneering for the Mandi parliamentary by-poll slated June 23. In Uttar Pradesh, 15 people were killed in heavy rains and floods in Saharanpur and a flood alert was sounded in several districts as the Ganga, Ghaghra and Sharda are in spate, officials said. The situation in Uttarakhand led to suspension of the annual Kailash Mansarovar yatra owing to the relentless rains and consequent landslides. Category Entertainment License Standard YouTube License -
35:57Britain's Worst Weather - Flood
Britain's Worst Weather - FloodBritain's Worst Weather - Flood
Subscribe to Naked Science - http://goo.gl/wpc2Q1 Every Wednesday we present a new video, so join us to see the truth laid bare... What do we talk most about in the United Kingdom? The Great British Weather, it’s part of our culture, we’re obsessed with it, but sometimes it can turn from being a mere talking point, into something deadly. Professor Nick Middleton investigates extreme weather conditions, beginning by focusing on floods including the devastation caused at Boscastle in August 2004, during which more than 100 people were airlifted to safety. He asks whether the London Thames Barrier’s seven-metre-high gates will provide sufficient protection in future years and considers the consequences of London suffering the same fate as New Orleans. Investigating Floods, Storms, Lightning and Snow, this four-part series will combine archive footage of some of the most spectacular weather phenomena ever caught on film with on-location footage of some of the UK's most notorious weather black-spots. Using original footage and Nick Middleton's expert knowledge, the series will provide viewers with the most up-to-date and comprehensive understanding of these ever-increasing natural occurrences. -
1:40GREAT DELUGE: India Floods Kill 1,000 People - 62,000 Stranded; Worst Flooding In 90 YEARS!
GREAT DELUGE: India Floods Kill 1,000 People - 62,000 Stranded; Worst Flooding In 90 YEARS!GREAT DELUGE: India Floods Kill 1,000 People - 62,000 Stranded; Worst Flooding In 90 YEARS!
The CELESTIAL Convergence | http://thecelestialconvergence.blogspot.com/ June 20, 2013 - INDIA - Helicopters and close to 10,000 soldiers have been deployed to rescue tourists and pilgrims stranded after floods caused by torrential monsoon rains hit the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand at the weekend. More than 22,400 people have so far been rescued, as the military takes advantage of clearer weather, but another 62,000 are still stranded, the Home Ministry said in a statement. "Our priority is to take out the children and women first by helicopter," said Ajay Chadha, chief of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police. "We hope to rescue all the living and then start the scavenging task," Chadha said in New Delhi, referring to the task of finding the dead. Houses, buildings and vehicles have collapsed or been swept away by overflowing rivers and landslides, while bridges and narrow roads leading to pilgrimage towns have also been destroyed, officials said. Torrential rains four and a half times as heavy as usual have hit Uttarakhand, known as the "Land of the Gods", where Hindu shrines and temples built high in the mountains attract many pilgrims. "There are some 3,000 of us stuck in Gangotri (a pilgrimage site) for the past few days and there is no food, no drinking water or assurances from the government," a pilgrim, Parwinder Singh, told CNN-IBN by telephone. "It is very difficult to move from here," he added. At least 138 people have been killed across Uttarakhand and two neighbouring states also hit by floods and landslides, officials said, but shrine authorities warned the toll was more than 1,000. "We estimate more than 1,000 people have died as unattended bodies are scattered all around," said Ganesh Godiyal, chairman of a trust in charge of several shrines in the pilgrimage towns of Kedarnath and Badrinath. Over the border in Nepal, floods and landslides also triggered by the monsoon have left at least 39 people dead mostly in remote parts of the country, officials said. The military operation was concentrating on reaching the worst-hit Kedarnath temple area, as families of the missing faced an anxious wait in Uttarakhand capital's Dehradun. Some of those rescued told of scrambling to higher ground to escape raging waters, only to watch helplessly as below them buildings, cars and even dead bodies were swept away. "There is nothing left in Kedarnath now except the temple," pilgrim Sitaram Sukhatiahe told the Press Trust of India after arriving by helicopter in Dehradun. "It was shocking to watch a place bustling with people metamorphose in a matter of a few hours into an island of death and destruction," he said. One of those stranded was Indian cricket star Harbhajan Singh, who was attempting to reach a Sikh pilgrimage site but had to take refuge in a police station. "Some people are saying that we're stuck but I wouldn't say that we're stuck, I'd say we've been saved by God," said the spin bowler, who was later flown out of the flood-hit area by military chopper. "With the kind of rainstorm we witnessed, anything could have happened. Many people lost their lives," the cricketer said. The CELESTIAL Convergence | http://thecelestialconvergence.blogspot.com/ The CELESTIAL Convergence is a online news magazine featuring Alien Disclosure, the ET/UFO Phenomena, Earth Changes, the Paranormal, and Geological Upheavals. This is a journey of truth, and the highlighting of clear patterns of cause and effect in the electromagnetic celestial convergence of our solar system with the Sirius star system, and the manifested transmutation with the Galactic Core of our Central Sun, Alcyone - Hunab Ku. FAIR USE NOTICE: These pages/video may contain copyrighted (© ) material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. Such material is made available to advance understanding of ecological, POLITICAL, HUMAN RIGHTS, economic, DEMOCRACY, scientific, MORAL, ETHICAL, and SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES, etc. It is believed that this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior general interest in receiving similar information for research and educational. TAGS: Deluge, Floods, Geological Upheaval, Haryana, Heavy Rainfall, Himachal Pradesh, India, Indo-Tibetan Border, Landslides, Mass Displacement, Monsoon, Northern India, Northern States, Uttarakhand, Yamunanagar -
9:29Dangerous Storm Surge Waves on Lake Michigan!!! Best Footage!!!
Dangerous Storm Surge Waves on Lake Michigan!!! Best Footage!!!Dangerous Storm Surge Waves on Lake Michigan!!! Best Footage!!!
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9:11Uk experiences its Worst Flooding in 30 Years as 1 month of rain pours in 1 day (Sept 26, 2012)
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0:42'Worst flooding ever' is pushing coffins out of the ground
'Worst flooding ever' is pushing coffins out of the ground'Worst flooding ever' is pushing coffins out of the ground
South Carolina has been hit by the worst floods in its history after days of torrential rainfall. So far nine people have lost their lives and hundreds of people have been rescued as more than 25 inches of rain spread across the south eastern state. Homes and businesses have been wrecked by the floods but these chilling images show the full extent of the damage. Photos have emerged of coffins being exhumed from under the ground and floating along flood water. The pictures were uploaded to the image sharing website Imgur. One photo was shared with the caption: "Flooding in South Carolina is causing coffins to exhume". Another image shows a white coffin on its side in a cemetery. It was uploaded with the caption: "Happening in South Carolina. Coffins are coming out of the ground". The images have caused a stir on the online message board resource Reddit. Socretesgirl wrote: "Blood moon last week, the dead coming out of their graves this week. "My fundamentalist christian family members are freaking out. Under no circumstances will I accept an offer of Kool-aid from them." Another user – Misanthropic_Messiah – added: "Same thing happened here in Georgia back in 1994 and it's not really all that uncommon for coffins to become disinterred during torrential flooding." America may be reeling from freak storms thousands of miles away – but the UK has been warned to expect hurricanes and floods this weekv. Experts are warning of three months of gales and downpours. NEWS http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/468473/South-Carolina-floods-pushing-coffins-surface ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . Network AIR: http://join.air.io/master-boss Network Quiz Group: http://join.quizgroup.com?ref=196159 -
1:42South Tampa see some of the worst flooding ever
South Tampa see some of the worst flooding everSouth Tampa see some of the worst flooding ever
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4:34Baby Floods the House!
Baby Floods the House!Baby Floods the House!
So this is the biggest disaster Michael has ever caused. My mom had just flown in and wanted to see the kids before they went to bed. We were out, about to grab something at the grocery store, so we came back home to see Papa and Nanny first. We had just sat down on the couch to hear about my mom's trip when i asked where Michael was (it was awfully quiet). A few moments later, I heard this sound but couldn't quite pinpoint the sound. I wondered if Michael was in his favorite place (sarcastic)...the bathroom. I started realizing it sounded like water being poured or sprayed, so we ran to the bathroom. Water was literally POURING from the toilet. Talk about a mess. We don't even know how Michael plugged the toilet in order to get it to overflow like that, but we think one of the twins left a pair of undies on the floor when he had gone to the bathroom and michael tried to flush them along with a bunch of toilet paper. The toilet still isn't quite working right so we will be removing it and investigating further this weekend... It's tricky because the other little kids in the house have trouble remembering to shut the bathroom door behind them, then Michael can get into the bathroom. Toilet locks also aren't an option because when the twins have to use the bathroom, they usually wait till the last minute, so they have an accident if they have to wait. So for now, we just have to be more diligent about keeping the bathroom door shut when Michael is not in his play area. Please click "like!" Please subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/familyfunpack?sub_confirmation=1 Find pictures and more about Family Fun Pack on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Family-Fun-Pack/262729447181961 or follow us on twitter! https://twitter.com/familyfunpack -
1:39Video: Ground crumbles underfoot as apocalyptic floods sweep India
Video: Ground crumbles underfoot as apocalyptic floods sweep IndiaVideo: Ground crumbles underfoot as apocalyptic floods sweep India
Thousands of people are still stranded by flash floods in India, where the death toll has risen to 182. Over 10,000 army personnel, 18 helicopters and an Air Force transport plane have been deployed for relief and rescue operations, as residents are stranded at tourist spots and pilgrim centers. With the weather set to improve, the government is moving to supply additional emergency food to the flood-stricken region. RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_com Follow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RT RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark. -
3:10Worst Flooding
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Most amazing flash flooding footage ever
Watch as a small creek turns into a raging wall of water, sweeping away cars from a car park, I count at least 20 cars being swept away! This is utterly insane. This is from the flood in Toowomba on 10th January 2011 For these of you watching from elsewhere in Australia and around the World, please help these people out by donating here http://www.qld.gov.au/floods/ For these who have been hit badly by the floods, our prayers go out to you all, and make sure you get your insurance claim in early, goto this site for some tips http://flood-insurance.com.au -
Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Since 1900
Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Ever. These are the five worst natural disasters to occur since 1900. You won't believe these death tolls! Subscribe to They Will Kill You: http://goo.gl/SaufF4 How to survive Harlequin ichthyosis: http://goo.gl/kM3ylX Today's list is brought to you by They Will Kill You. 5. 1920 Haiyuan Earthquake With an estimated death toll of 273,400 casualties, the Haiyuan Earthquake occurred on December 1st with a reported Richter magnitude scale of 7.8. This earthquake brought 7 entire Chinese provinces and regions to its feet as it caused nearly all houses and buildings to collapse. Residual waves from the Haiyuan Earthquake were observed as far as Norway in 2 lakes and 3 fjords. 4. 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami At just after midnight on the day after Ch... -
Flooded Britain 2014 P2 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014
Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014. UK Floods and Storms January 2014. Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014. Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight. Burst River banks and flooded lakes caused by the Stormiest weather to ever hit the UK. This is Great British weather at it's worst. Extremely fierce winds blowing up some powerful sea tides and resulting in Severe flooding and surging throughout much of the United Kingdom during this week, the Police have warned tourists chasing these storms and tides that they are putting their lives in d... -
Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014
UK Floods and Storms January 2014. Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014. Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight. Stormiest weather ever to hit United Kingdom. Great British weather at it worst. Burst River banks and flooded lakes. Extreme tides and powerful winds caused surging across United Kingdom on the weekend, and authorities warned tourists seeking huge waves would be risking their life. -
Uttarakhand Gates Of Dam Opened Live Video - Flood Situation Worse [HD]
I DO NOT OWN THESE FOOTAGE, All footage belong to their respective Owners. Rains lashed Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, taking up the toll to 58 and leaving over 58,000 people wet and miserable after they got stranded. The met department predicted more rains over the next two days in northern India.Officials continued with the rescue operations in rain-hit areas as the toll in the two states climbed to 58. While 40 perished in the torrential downpour in Uttarakhand, 18 people died in Saharanpur district of UP. Sources say more than 58,000 people are stranded at different places on the route of the Chardham Yatra - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath. The onward trip to Hemkunt Saheb - the sacred pilgrimage for Sikhs - has also been aban... -
Britain's Worst Weather - Flood
Subscribe to Naked Science - http://goo.gl/wpc2Q1 Every Wednesday we present a new video, so join us to see the truth laid bare... What do we talk most about in the United Kingdom? The Great British Weather, it’s part of our culture, we’re obsessed with it, but sometimes it can turn from being a mere talking point, into something deadly. Professor Nick Middleton investigates extreme weather conditions, beginning by focusing on floods including the devastation caused at Boscastle in August 2004, during which more than 100 people were airlifted to safety. He asks whether the London Thames Barrier’s seven-metre-high gates will provide sufficient protection in future years and considers the consequences of London suffering the same fate as New Orleans. Investigating Floods, Storms, Light... -
GREAT DELUGE: India Floods Kill 1,000 People - 62,000 Stranded; Worst Flooding In 90 YEARS!
The CELESTIAL Convergence | http://thecelestialconvergence.blogspot.com/ June 20, 2013 - INDIA - Helicopters and close to 10,000 soldiers have been deployed to rescue tourists and pilgrims stranded after floods caused by torrential monsoon rains hit the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand at the weekend. More than 22,400 people have so far been rescued, as the military takes advantage of clearer weather, but another 62,000 are still stranded, the Home Ministry said in a statement. "Our priority is to take out the children and women first by helicopter," said Ajay Chadha, chief of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police. "We hope to rescue all the living and then start the scavenging task," Chadha said in New Delhi, referring to the task of finding the dead. Houses, buildings and vehicles have coll... -
Dangerous Storm Surge Waves on Lake Michigan!!! Best Footage!!!
Big waves flood a bike path by Lake Shore Drive. Chicago, Illinois -
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'Worst flooding ever' is pushing coffins out of the ground
South Carolina has been hit by the worst floods in its history after days of torrential rainfall. So far nine people have lost their lives and hundreds of people have been rescued as more than 25 inches of rain spread across the south eastern state. Homes and businesses have been wrecked by the floods but these chilling images show the full extent of the damage. Photos have emerged of coffins being exhumed from under the ground and floating along flood water. The pictures were uploaded to the image sharing website Imgur. One photo was shared with the caption: "Flooding in South Carolina is causing coffins to exhume". Another image shows a white coffin on its side in a cemetery. It was uploaded with the caption: "Happening in South Carolina. Coffins are coming out of the ground". Th... -
South Tampa see some of the worst flooding ever
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Baby Floods the House!
So this is the biggest disaster Michael has ever caused. My mom had just flown in and wanted to see the kids before they went to bed. We were out, about to grab something at the grocery store, so we came back home to see Papa and Nanny first. We had just sat down on the couch to hear about my mom's trip when i asked where Michael was (it was awfully quiet). A few moments later, I heard this sound but couldn't quite pinpoint the sound. I wondered if Michael was in his favorite place (sarcastic)...the bathroom. I started realizing it sounded like water being poured or sprayed, so we ran to the bathroom. Water was literally POURING from the toilet. Talk about a mess. We don't even know how Michael plugged the toilet in order to get it to overflow like that, but we think one of the twins... -
Video: Ground crumbles underfoot as apocalyptic floods sweep India
Thousands of people are still stranded by flash floods in India, where the death toll has risen to 182. Over 10,000 army personnel, 18 helicopters and an Air Force transport plane have been deployed for relief and rescue operations, as residents are stranded at tourist spots and pilgrim centers. With the weather set to improve, the government is moving to supply additional emergency food to the flood-stricken region. RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_com Follow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RT RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channe... -
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Texas Flooding is ‘Worst Ever Seen’
Texas has been devastated by record flooding that was triggered by a storm on Sunday in what is being called the worst flood in almost a century. The disaster has left at least nine people dead, twelve people missing, 350 houses destroyed and another 1,000 homes damaged. Governor Greg Abbott called the damage in the central part of the state "absolutely devastating" with more rain on the way and the death toll set to rise. We look at the story on the Lip News with Jose Marcelino Ortiz and Nik Zecevic. http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2015/05/25/409474791/more-heavy-rain-predicted-for-texas-oklahoma Newest Lip News playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKTwrUAKgPU&list;=PLjk3H0GXhhGcjJDo6cQBCQprDMQyUQY3r&index;=1 BUZZSAW interview clips - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ylrkl0V... -
1000 year Flood - South Carolina continues to be hit with catastrophic flooding
Hurricane Joaquin used Gulf Coast Moisture & The Atlantic Moisture to flood South Carolina and parts of the East USA Coast unlike we've ever seen in modern history. Strange days, indeed. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. Prayers and love to all the people affected by these floods. God Bless everyone, T @newTHOR on Twitter https://www.facebook.com/thornewsgo http://www.weather.com/safety/floods/news/south-carolina-flooding-impacts-0 Although the rain is finally beginning to stop, South Carolina's residents have been warned that the historic event is far from over. "Catastrophic flooding continues," wrote the National Weather Service's Charleston office in a Monday morning forecast discussion. Making matters worse, a wind advisory has been issued for some parts of the Palm... -
World's worst Flood in Pakistan
This flood was more dangerous than any Tsunami, Chille quake, 2005 Pakistan earthquake. It effected 20 million people, 20million people are still homeless, billions of dollars of crops swept away. Its after effects are more dangerous. May Allah keep everyone in his mercy! -
Pakistan's worst flooding
Hundreds of people have died in northwestern Pakistan after floods triggered by monsoon rains swept through the region. More than a million people have been affected and thousands forced to flee their homes as bloated rivers washed away villages and triggered devastating landslides. Rescue operations are under way to save the stranded, but submerged roads and destroyed infrastructure are proving to be major obstacles. Al Jazeera's Sohail Rahman reports from Islamabad, Pakistan's capital. -
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"Worst flooding in York since 2000"
With 250 flood warnings and alerts in place in England and Wales, some 3,500 properties in the northern city of York are at risk of flooding, and special centres have been set up to shelter residents. The local council says that the city has not witnessed such flooding since 2000. -
Bosnia and Serbia hit by worst flooding for 120 years
Serbia declares a national emergency as rain-swollen rivers across the Balkans flood roads and bridges, shutting down schools and cutting off power. Serbia declared a national emergency on Thursday as rain-swollen rivers across the Balkans flooded roads and bridges, shutting down schools and cutting off power. Hundreds of people had to be evacuated by military helicopters after meteorologists said the rainfall was the most since measuring started 120 years ago. Authorities in Belgrade said the average rainfall of a two-month period hit the city in just 40 hours. Surging water coursed through towns and villages, overflowing across streets and into homes, sweeping bridges off their moorings and causing landslides across the region. Dozens of buses and cars were stranded on flooded r... -
Why Egypt Is Flooding Gaza's Secret Tunnels
The Worst Nuclear Testing You've Never Heard Of http://testu.be/1GXERzf Inside A Riot At The Hungarian Border http://testu.be/1lkTSRW Seeker Stories - Subscribe! http://skr.cm/SubscribeToStories TestTube News - Subscribe! http://bitly.com/1iLOHml Tunnels under the Egyptian and Gaza border have become an increasing problem. So what is Egypt doing to prevent smugglers from crossing? Learn More: Strangled: Gaza after Egypt floods tunnels http://www.aljazeera.com/blogs/middleeast/2015/09/horror-fear-gaza-egypt-floods-tunnels-150919231056825.html "Underground lifelines used by residents of the town of Rafah are being flooded by Egypt, worsening existing isolation." Egypt starts building steel wall on Gaza Strip border http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8405020.stm "Egypt has begun constructing a... -
Americas: thousands evacuated, as El Nino triggers worst flooding in decades
Flooding misery continues in the US, with hundreds forced from their homes in Missouri because of rising waters in rain-swollen rivers. Scores of buildings have been engulfed in the state and sections of a major highway have been closed. It is the worst flooding Missouri has seen in two decades. At least 13 people have died since the weekend. Meanwhile, in Paraquay, thousands have abandoned their homes, as the country is drenched with some of the worst summer rains it has ever seen. A sta… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2015/12/30/americas-thousands-evacuated-as-el-nino-triggers-worst-flooding-in-decades What are the top stories today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeDOz400FlseNGNqReKkFd euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Sub...
Most amazing flash flooding footage ever
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- Duration: 5:56
- Updated: 10 Jan 2011
- views: 873228
Watch as a small creek turns into a raging wall of water, sweeping away cars from a car park, I count at least 20 cars being swept away! This is utterly insane....
Watch as a small creek turns into a raging wall of water, sweeping away cars from a car park, I count at least 20 cars being swept away! This is utterly insane.
This is from the flood in Toowomba on 10th January 2011
For these of you watching from elsewhere in Australia and around the World, please help these people out by donating here http://www.qld.gov.au/floods/
For these who have been hit badly by the floods, our prayers go out to you all, and make sure you get your insurance claim in early, goto this site for some tips http://flood-insurance.com.au
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Watch as a small creek turns into a raging wall of water, sweeping away cars from a car park, I count at least 20 cars being swept away! This is utterly insane.
This is from the flood in Toowomba on 10th January 2011
For these of you watching from elsewhere in Australia and around the World, please help these people out by donating here http://www.qld.gov.au/floods/
For these who have been hit badly by the floods, our prayers go out to you all, and make sure you get your insurance claim in early, goto this site for some tips http://flood-insurance.com.au
- published: 10 Jan 2011
- views: 873228
Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Since 1900
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- Duration: 3:24
- Updated: 07 Jan 2015
- views: 293843
Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Ever. These are the five worst natural disasters to occur since 1900. You won't believe these death tolls!
Subscribe to They Will...
Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Ever. These are the five worst natural disasters to occur since 1900. You won't believe these death tolls!
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5. 1920 Haiyuan Earthquake
With an estimated death toll of 273,400 casualties, the Haiyuan Earthquake occurred on December 1st with a reported Richter magnitude scale of 7.8. This earthquake brought 7 entire Chinese provinces and regions to its feet as it caused nearly all houses and buildings to collapse. Residual waves from the Haiyuan Earthquake were observed as far as Norway in 2 lakes and 3 fjords.
4. 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami
At just after midnight on the day after Christmas, an undersea megathrust earthquake occurred just off the west coast of Sumatra. This triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coast of 14 different countries with waves up to 30 m (100 ft) high. These tsunamis were responsible for 280,000 deaths, while the earthquake caused the entire planet to vibrate as much as 1 cm while triggering other earthquakes as far away as Alaska.
3. 1970 Bhola Cyclone
On November 12th , the deadliest tropical cyclone ever recorded struck East Pakistan--or known today as Bangladesh--with a death toll of half a million people. Its peak winds blew up to 185 km/h (115 mph) while wiping out entire villages and destroying many offshore islands. The Bhola Cyclone was responsible for killing 45% of the 167,000-person population of Tazumuddin.
2. 1976 Tangshan Earthquake
The Great Tangshan Earthquake occurred on July 28th in Tangshan, and industrial city with approximately 1 million inhabitants. The tremors from these seismic waves--which lasted 14 to 16 seconds--came in with a magnitude of 7.8. Sixteen hours later, another 7.1 magnitude aftershock occurred, which was responsible for 255,000 of 655,000 total deaths. Also, an additional 164,000 people were reported as severely injured.
1. 1931 China Floods
The Central China Floods of 1931 was the deadliest natural disaster ever recorded in the 20th century with up to 4,000,000 deaths. These floods occurred from the months of July through November, when heavy rains and spring thaw from a heavy snowstorm the preceding winter--along with heavy cyclone activity--caused the Yellow River, Yangtze River, and Huai River to flood. Not only did millions die from downing, but waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhus were also widespread. In some cases, infanticide and cannibalism were even reported during these times of despair.
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Top 5 Worst Natural Disasters Ever. These are the five worst natural disasters to occur since 1900. You won't believe these death tolls!
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5. 1920 Haiyuan Earthquake
With an estimated death toll of 273,400 casualties, the Haiyuan Earthquake occurred on December 1st with a reported Richter magnitude scale of 7.8. This earthquake brought 7 entire Chinese provinces and regions to its feet as it caused nearly all houses and buildings to collapse. Residual waves from the Haiyuan Earthquake were observed as far as Norway in 2 lakes and 3 fjords.
4. 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami
At just after midnight on the day after Christmas, an undersea megathrust earthquake occurred just off the west coast of Sumatra. This triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coast of 14 different countries with waves up to 30 m (100 ft) high. These tsunamis were responsible for 280,000 deaths, while the earthquake caused the entire planet to vibrate as much as 1 cm while triggering other earthquakes as far away as Alaska.
3. 1970 Bhola Cyclone
On November 12th , the deadliest tropical cyclone ever recorded struck East Pakistan--or known today as Bangladesh--with a death toll of half a million people. Its peak winds blew up to 185 km/h (115 mph) while wiping out entire villages and destroying many offshore islands. The Bhola Cyclone was responsible for killing 45% of the 167,000-person population of Tazumuddin.
2. 1976 Tangshan Earthquake
The Great Tangshan Earthquake occurred on July 28th in Tangshan, and industrial city with approximately 1 million inhabitants. The tremors from these seismic waves--which lasted 14 to 16 seconds--came in with a magnitude of 7.8. Sixteen hours later, another 7.1 magnitude aftershock occurred, which was responsible for 255,000 of 655,000 total deaths. Also, an additional 164,000 people were reported as severely injured.
1. 1931 China Floods
The Central China Floods of 1931 was the deadliest natural disaster ever recorded in the 20th century with up to 4,000,000 deaths. These floods occurred from the months of July through November, when heavy rains and spring thaw from a heavy snowstorm the preceding winter--along with heavy cyclone activity--caused the Yellow River, Yangtze River, and Huai River to flood. Not only did millions die from downing, but waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhus were also widespread. In some cases, infanticide and cannibalism were even reported during these times of despair.
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- published: 07 Jan 2015
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Flooded Britain 2014 P2 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014
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- Duration: 17:15
- Updated: 10 Feb 2014
- views: 4484085
Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014. UK Floods and Storms January 2014.
Most Astonishing weather Great Bri...
Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014. UK Floods and Storms January 2014.
Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014.
Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight.
Burst River banks and flooded lakes caused by the Stormiest weather to ever hit the UK. This is Great British weather at it's worst.
Extremely fierce winds blowing up some powerful sea tides and resulting in Severe flooding and surging throughout much of the United Kingdom during this week, the Police have warned tourists chasing these storms and tides that they are putting their lives in danger.
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Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014. UK Floods and Storms January 2014.
Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014.
Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight.
Burst River banks and flooded lakes caused by the Stormiest weather to ever hit the UK. This is Great British weather at it's worst.
Extremely fierce winds blowing up some powerful sea tides and resulting in Severe flooding and surging throughout much of the United Kingdom during this week, the Police have warned tourists chasing these storms and tides that they are putting their lives in danger.
- published: 10 Feb 2014
- views: 4484085
Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods & Storms UK Weather England & Scotland & Wales 2014
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- Duration: 25:13
- Updated: 06 Feb 2014
- views: 530784
UK Floods and Storms January 2014.
Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014.
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UK Floods and Storms January 2014.
Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014.
Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight.
Stormiest weather ever to hit United Kingdom. Great British weather at it worst. Burst River banks and flooded lakes.
Extreme tides and powerful winds caused surging across United Kingdom on the weekend, and authorities warned tourists seeking huge waves would be risking their life.
wn.com/Flooded Britain 2014 British Floods Storms UK Weather England Scotland Wales 2014
UK Floods and Storms January 2014.
Most Astonishing weather Great Britain and Ireland have ever seen. England, Scotland & Wales Flooded by stormy winds 2014.
Worst flooded areas across the UK include Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight.
Stormiest weather ever to hit United Kingdom. Great British weather at it worst. Burst River banks and flooded lakes.
Extreme tides and powerful winds caused surging across United Kingdom on the weekend, and authorities warned tourists seeking huge waves would be risking their life.
- published: 06 Feb 2014
- views: 530784
Uttarakhand Gates Of Dam Opened Live Video - Flood Situation Worse [HD]
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- Duration: 1:31
- Updated: 21 Jun 2013
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Rains lashed Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday...
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Rains lashed Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, taking up the toll to 58 and leaving over 58,000 people wet and miserable after they got stranded.
The met department predicted more rains over the next two days in northern India.Officials continued with the rescue operations in rain-hit areas as the toll in the two states climbed to 58. While 40 perished in the torrential downpour in Uttarakhand, 18 people died in Saharanpur district of UP.
Sources say more than 58,000 people are stranded at different places on the route of the Chardham Yatra - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath.
The onward trip to Hemkunt Saheb - the sacred pilgrimage for Sikhs - has also been abandoned for now, officials say.
At many places while the gushing rivers have washed away roads and caused land slides, flood waters has entered several villages on banks of the Alaknanda river.
The Ganga is flowing two metres above the danger mark and an alert has been sounded and people have been asked to desist from bathing in the holy river.
Army officials say bases have been made for rescue operations in Bareilly and Sarsawa.
Members of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are however unable to move further from Dehradun owing to inclement weather.
Fourteen choppers of the Indian Army have also been put on standby for rescue operations.
Uttarakhand chief minister Vijay Bahuguna while admitting that the situation was "grave", said that the government was working swiftly to rescue people stranded at different places and providing relief to the flood effected areas.
Rescue operations are being carried out in the hill state by the army, para-military Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and disaster management authority.
According to information from state officials, the deaths have been reported from Rambada (13), Gaurikund (2), Harshil (1), Vikas Nagar (4), Dhanaulti (1), Dehradun (3), Chamoli (1), Patal Ganga (1) and three deaths in other places.
Hundreds of pilgrims enroute to the Char Dham Yatra - Badrinath, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Yamunotri- continued to be trapped between landslides and gushing waters of several rivers which are in spate.
Officials informed that more than 5,000 people were stranded in Uttarkashi, 1,000 in Joshimath, 10,000 in Govindghat, more than 10,000 in Badrinath and 6,000 in Ghaghria.
The state government has asked officials to barricade the route before Rishikesh and ask pilgrims and tourists to go back.
The rains, which began Saturday night, have continued for the past three days. The Met department said the rains in the month of June have since broken an 88-year record. Between Saturday and Sunday, Dehra Dun received 220 mm of rains and by evening, another 220 mm of rains.
The worst-hit areas include Rudraprayag and Uttarkashi, where Mandakini river is in spate. In Rambada, the river water entered the market area.
With the met department having forecast more thunder showers, the already grave situation may worsen with more landslides as the hillsides have become weak following incessant rain, said the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).
In Himachal, five members of a family, including three children, were buried alive early Monday when boulders fell on their house at Chagaon village near Tapri, some 220 km from Shimla, Superintendent of Police G. Shiva Kumar said over phone.
The public works department (PWD) of Uttarakhand has confirmed "serious damage" to 450 roads in the state.
Regional Met director of Uttarakhand Anand Sharma said the situation might slightly improve from Tuesday evening onwards as the rains are likely to subside.
Several trains, including Sriganganagar Express, Hemkund Express and Janshatabdi have been cancelled due to flooding of tracks, a railway official said.
Several houses collapsed in Sardhana area of Meerut while 18 people were killed in Saharanpur in roof collapse and a car was washed away by rain water.
With more rains expected, the situation is likely to worsen in the hill state while flood warnings have been issued in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi.
Ten deaths, including five members of a family, were reported from Himachal Pradesh while 1,500 tourists, mainly from West Bengal, remained stranded in remote Kinnaur district after incessant rainfall triggered landslides.
Also stranded was chief minister Virbhadra Singh, who was electioneering for the Mandi parliamentary by-poll slated June 23.
In Uttar Pradesh, 15 people were killed in heavy rains and floods in Saharanpur and a flood alert was sounded in several districts as the Ganga, Ghaghra and Sharda are in spate, officials said.
The situation in Uttarakhand led to suspension of the annual Kailash Mansarovar yatra owing to the relentless rains and consequent landslides.
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Rains lashed Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, taking up the toll to 58 and leaving over 58,000 people wet and miserable after they got stranded.
The met department predicted more rains over the next two days in northern India.Officials continued with the rescue operations in rain-hit areas as the toll in the two states climbed to 58. While 40 perished in the torrential downpour in Uttarakhand, 18 people died in Saharanpur district of UP.
Sources say more than 58,000 people are stranded at different places on the route of the Chardham Yatra - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath.
The onward trip to Hemkunt Saheb - the sacred pilgrimage for Sikhs - has also been abandoned for now, officials say.
At many places while the gushing rivers have washed away roads and caused land slides, flood waters has entered several villages on banks of the Alaknanda river.
The Ganga is flowing two metres above the danger mark and an alert has been sounded and people have been asked to desist from bathing in the holy river.
Army officials say bases have been made for rescue operations in Bareilly and Sarsawa.
Members of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are however unable to move further from Dehradun owing to inclement weather.
Fourteen choppers of the Indian Army have also been put on standby for rescue operations.
Uttarakhand chief minister Vijay Bahuguna while admitting that the situation was "grave", said that the government was working swiftly to rescue people stranded at different places and providing relief to the flood effected areas.
Rescue operations are being carried out in the hill state by the army, para-military Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and disaster management authority.
According to information from state officials, the deaths have been reported from Rambada (13), Gaurikund (2), Harshil (1), Vikas Nagar (4), Dhanaulti (1), Dehradun (3), Chamoli (1), Patal Ganga (1) and three deaths in other places.
Hundreds of pilgrims enroute to the Char Dham Yatra - Badrinath, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Yamunotri- continued to be trapped between landslides and gushing waters of several rivers which are in spate.
Officials informed that more than 5,000 people were stranded in Uttarkashi, 1,000 in Joshimath, 10,000 in Govindghat, more than 10,000 in Badrinath and 6,000 in Ghaghria.
The state government has asked officials to barricade the route before Rishikesh and ask pilgrims and tourists to go back.
The rains, which began Saturday night, have continued for the past three days. The Met department said the rains in the month of June have since broken an 88-year record. Between Saturday and Sunday, Dehra Dun received 220 mm of rains and by evening, another 220 mm of rains.
The worst-hit areas include Rudraprayag and Uttarkashi, where Mandakini river is in spate. In Rambada, the river water entered the market area.
With the met department having forecast more thunder showers, the already grave situation may worsen with more landslides as the hillsides have become weak following incessant rain, said the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).
In Himachal, five members of a family, including three children, were buried alive early Monday when boulders fell on their house at Chagaon village near Tapri, some 220 km from Shimla, Superintendent of Police G. Shiva Kumar said over phone.
The public works department (PWD) of Uttarakhand has confirmed "serious damage" to 450 roads in the state.
Regional Met director of Uttarakhand Anand Sharma said the situation might slightly improve from Tuesday evening onwards as the rains are likely to subside.
Several trains, including Sriganganagar Express, Hemkund Express and Janshatabdi have been cancelled due to flooding of tracks, a railway official said.
Several houses collapsed in Sardhana area of Meerut while 18 people were killed in Saharanpur in roof collapse and a car was washed away by rain water.
With more rains expected, the situation is likely to worsen in the hill state while flood warnings have been issued in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi.
Ten deaths, including five members of a family, were reported from Himachal Pradesh while 1,500 tourists, mainly from West Bengal, remained stranded in remote Kinnaur district after incessant rainfall triggered landslides.
Also stranded was chief minister Virbhadra Singh, who was electioneering for the Mandi parliamentary by-poll slated June 23.
In Uttar Pradesh, 15 people were killed in heavy rains and floods in Saharanpur and a flood alert was sounded in several districts as the Ganga, Ghaghra and Sharda are in spate, officials said.
The situation in Uttarakhand led to suspension of the annual Kailash Mansarovar yatra owing to the relentless rains and consequent landslides.
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- published: 21 Jun 2013
- views: 3415041
Britain's Worst Weather - Flood
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- Duration: 35:57
- Updated: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 20272
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What do we talk most about ...
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What do we talk most about in the United Kingdom? The Great British Weather, it’s part of our culture, we’re obsessed with it, but sometimes it can turn from being a mere talking point, into something deadly.
Professor Nick Middleton investigates extreme weather conditions, beginning by focusing on floods including the devastation caused at Boscastle in August 2004, during which more than 100 people were airlifted to safety. He asks whether the London Thames Barrier’s seven-metre-high gates will provide sufficient protection in future years and considers the consequences of London suffering the same fate as New Orleans.
Investigating Floods, Storms, Lightning and Snow, this four-part series will combine archive footage of some of the most spectacular weather phenomena ever caught on film with on-location footage of some of the UK's most notorious weather black-spots. Using original footage and Nick Middleton's expert knowledge, the series will provide viewers with the most up-to-date and comprehensive understanding of these ever-increasing natural occurrences.
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What do we talk most about in the United Kingdom? The Great British Weather, it’s part of our culture, we’re obsessed with it, but sometimes it can turn from being a mere talking point, into something deadly.
Professor Nick Middleton investigates extreme weather conditions, beginning by focusing on floods including the devastation caused at Boscastle in August 2004, during which more than 100 people were airlifted to safety. He asks whether the London Thames Barrier’s seven-metre-high gates will provide sufficient protection in future years and considers the consequences of London suffering the same fate as New Orleans.
Investigating Floods, Storms, Lightning and Snow, this four-part series will combine archive footage of some of the most spectacular weather phenomena ever caught on film with on-location footage of some of the UK's most notorious weather black-spots. Using original footage and Nick Middleton's expert knowledge, the series will provide viewers with the most up-to-date and comprehensive understanding of these ever-increasing natural occurrences.
- published: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 20272
GREAT DELUGE: India Floods Kill 1,000 People - 62,000 Stranded; Worst Flooding In 90 YEARS!
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- Duration: 1:40
- Updated: 20 Jun 2013
- views: 6593
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June 20, 2013 - INDIA - Helicopters and close to 10,000 soldiers have been deployed t...
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June 20, 2013 - INDIA - Helicopters and close to 10,000 soldiers have been deployed to rescue tourists and pilgrims stranded after floods caused by torrential monsoon rains hit the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand at the weekend. More than 22,400 people have so far been rescued, as the military takes advantage of clearer weather, but another 62,000 are still stranded, the Home Ministry said in a statement. "Our priority is to take out the children and women first by helicopter," said Ajay Chadha, chief of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police. "We hope to rescue all the living and then start the scavenging task," Chadha said in New Delhi, referring to the task of finding the dead. Houses, buildings and vehicles have collapsed or been swept away by overflowing rivers and landslides, while bridges and narrow roads leading to pilgrimage towns have also been destroyed, officials said.
Torrential rains four and a half times as heavy as usual have hit Uttarakhand, known as the "Land of the Gods", where Hindu shrines and temples built high in the mountains attract many pilgrims. "There are some 3,000 of us stuck in Gangotri (a pilgrimage site) for the past few days and there is no food, no drinking water or assurances from the government," a pilgrim, Parwinder Singh, told CNN-IBN by telephone. "It is very difficult to move from here," he added. At least 138 people have been killed across Uttarakhand and two neighbouring states also hit by floods and landslides, officials said, but shrine authorities warned the toll was more than 1,000. "We estimate more than 1,000 people have died as unattended bodies are scattered all around," said Ganesh Godiyal, chairman of a trust in charge of several shrines in the pilgrimage towns of Kedarnath and Badrinath. Over the border in Nepal, floods and landslides also triggered by the monsoon have left at least 39 people dead mostly in remote parts of the country, officials said.
The military operation was concentrating on reaching the worst-hit Kedarnath temple area, as families of the missing faced an anxious wait in Uttarakhand capital's Dehradun. Some of those rescued told of scrambling to higher ground to escape raging waters, only to watch helplessly as below them buildings, cars and even dead bodies were swept away. "There is nothing left in Kedarnath now except the temple," pilgrim Sitaram Sukhatiahe told the Press Trust of India after arriving by helicopter in Dehradun. "It was shocking to watch a place bustling with people metamorphose in a matter of a few hours into an island of death and destruction," he said. One of those stranded was Indian cricket star Harbhajan Singh, who was attempting to reach a Sikh pilgrimage site but had to take refuge in a police station. "Some people are saying that we're stuck but I wouldn't say that we're stuck, I'd say we've been saved by God," said the spin bowler, who was later flown out of the flood-hit area by military chopper. "With the kind of rainstorm we witnessed, anything could have happened. Many people lost their lives," the cricketer said.
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The CELESTIAL Convergence is a online news magazine featuring Alien Disclosure, the ET/UFO Phenomena, Earth Changes, the Paranormal, and Geological Upheavals.
This is a journey of truth, and the highlighting of clear patterns of cause and effect in the electromagnetic celestial convergence of our solar system with the Sirius star system, and the manifested transmutation with the Galactic Core of our Central Sun, Alcyone - Hunab Ku.
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TAGS: Deluge, Floods, Geological Upheaval, Haryana, Heavy Rainfall, Himachal Pradesh, India, Indo-Tibetan Border, Landslides, Mass Displacement, Monsoon, Northern India, Northern States, Uttarakhand, Yamunanagar
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June 20, 2013 - INDIA - Helicopters and close to 10,000 soldiers have been deployed to rescue tourists and pilgrims stranded after floods caused by torrential monsoon rains hit the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand at the weekend. More than 22,400 people have so far been rescued, as the military takes advantage of clearer weather, but another 62,000 are still stranded, the Home Ministry said in a statement. "Our priority is to take out the children and women first by helicopter," said Ajay Chadha, chief of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police. "We hope to rescue all the living and then start the scavenging task," Chadha said in New Delhi, referring to the task of finding the dead. Houses, buildings and vehicles have collapsed or been swept away by overflowing rivers and landslides, while bridges and narrow roads leading to pilgrimage towns have also been destroyed, officials said.
Torrential rains four and a half times as heavy as usual have hit Uttarakhand, known as the "Land of the Gods", where Hindu shrines and temples built high in the mountains attract many pilgrims. "There are some 3,000 of us stuck in Gangotri (a pilgrimage site) for the past few days and there is no food, no drinking water or assurances from the government," a pilgrim, Parwinder Singh, told CNN-IBN by telephone. "It is very difficult to move from here," he added. At least 138 people have been killed across Uttarakhand and two neighbouring states also hit by floods and landslides, officials said, but shrine authorities warned the toll was more than 1,000. "We estimate more than 1,000 people have died as unattended bodies are scattered all around," said Ganesh Godiyal, chairman of a trust in charge of several shrines in the pilgrimage towns of Kedarnath and Badrinath. Over the border in Nepal, floods and landslides also triggered by the monsoon have left at least 39 people dead mostly in remote parts of the country, officials said.
The military operation was concentrating on reaching the worst-hit Kedarnath temple area, as families of the missing faced an anxious wait in Uttarakhand capital's Dehradun. Some of those rescued told of scrambling to higher ground to escape raging waters, only to watch helplessly as below them buildings, cars and even dead bodies were swept away. "There is nothing left in Kedarnath now except the temple," pilgrim Sitaram Sukhatiahe told the Press Trust of India after arriving by helicopter in Dehradun. "It was shocking to watch a place bustling with people metamorphose in a matter of a few hours into an island of death and destruction," he said. One of those stranded was Indian cricket star Harbhajan Singh, who was attempting to reach a Sikh pilgrimage site but had to take refuge in a police station. "Some people are saying that we're stuck but I wouldn't say that we're stuck, I'd say we've been saved by God," said the spin bowler, who was later flown out of the flood-hit area by military chopper. "With the kind of rainstorm we witnessed, anything could have happened. Many people lost their lives," the cricketer said.
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The CELESTIAL Convergence is a online news magazine featuring Alien Disclosure, the ET/UFO Phenomena, Earth Changes, the Paranormal, and Geological Upheavals.
This is a journey of truth, and the highlighting of clear patterns of cause and effect in the electromagnetic celestial convergence of our solar system with the Sirius star system, and the manifested transmutation with the Galactic Core of our Central Sun, Alcyone - Hunab Ku.
FAIR USE NOTICE: These pages/video may contain copyrighted (© ) material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. Such material is made available to advance understanding of ecological, POLITICAL, HUMAN RIGHTS, economic, DEMOCRACY, scientific, MORAL, ETHICAL, and SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES, etc. It is believed that this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior general interest in receiving similar information for research and educational.
TAGS: Deluge, Floods, Geological Upheaval, Haryana, Heavy Rainfall, Himachal Pradesh, India, Indo-Tibetan Border, Landslides, Mass Displacement, Monsoon, Northern India, Northern States, Uttarakhand, Yamunanagar
- published: 20 Jun 2013
- views: 6593
Dangerous Storm Surge Waves on Lake Michigan!!! Best Footage!!!
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- Duration: 9:29
- Updated: 30 Sep 2011
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Big waves flood a bike path by Lake Shore Drive. Chicago, Illinois
- published: 30 Sep 2011
- views: 9043839
Uk experiences its Worst Flooding in 30 Years as 1 month of rain pours in 1 day (Sept 26, 2012)
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- Duration: 9:11
- Updated: 27 Sep 2012
- views: 48819
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/topics/weather/9565123/Britain-battered-by-wind-and-...
http://news.sky.com/story/989103/uk-floods-homes-evacuated-and-travel-disrupted
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/topics/weather/9565123/Britain-battered-by-wind-and-rain-causing-motoring-chaos.html
wn.com/UK Experiences Its Worst Flooding In 30 Years As 1 Month Of Rain Pours In 1 Day (Sept 26, 2012)
'Worst flooding ever' is pushing coffins out of the ground
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- Duration: 0:42
- Updated: 05 Oct 2015
- views: 27861
South Carolina has been hit by the worst floods in its history after days of torrential rainfall.
So far nine people have lost their lives and hundreds of peop...
South Carolina has been hit by the worst floods in its history after days of torrential rainfall.
So far nine people have lost their lives and hundreds of people have been rescued as more than 25 inches of rain spread across the south eastern state.
Homes and businesses have been wrecked by the floods but these chilling images show the full extent of the damage.
Photos have emerged of coffins being exhumed from under the ground and floating along flood water.
The pictures were uploaded to the image sharing website Imgur.
One photo was shared with the caption: "Flooding in South Carolina is causing coffins to exhume".
Another image shows a white coffin on its side in a cemetery.
It was uploaded with the caption: "Happening in South Carolina. Coffins are coming out of the ground".
The images have caused a stir on the online message board resource Reddit.
Socretesgirl wrote: "Blood moon last week, the dead coming out of their graves this week.
"My fundamentalist christian family members are freaking out. Under no circumstances will I accept an offer of Kool-aid from them."
Another user – Misanthropic_Messiah – added: "Same thing happened here in Georgia back in 1994 and it's not really all that uncommon for coffins to become disinterred during torrential flooding."
America may be reeling from freak storms thousands of miles away – but the UK has been warned to expect hurricanes and floods this weekv.
Experts are warning of three months of gales and downpours.
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South Carolina has been hit by the worst floods in its history after days of torrential rainfall.
So far nine people have lost their lives and hundreds of people have been rescued as more than 25 inches of rain spread across the south eastern state.
Homes and businesses have been wrecked by the floods but these chilling images show the full extent of the damage.
Photos have emerged of coffins being exhumed from under the ground and floating along flood water.
The pictures were uploaded to the image sharing website Imgur.
One photo was shared with the caption: "Flooding in South Carolina is causing coffins to exhume".
Another image shows a white coffin on its side in a cemetery.
It was uploaded with the caption: "Happening in South Carolina. Coffins are coming out of the ground".
The images have caused a stir on the online message board resource Reddit.
Socretesgirl wrote: "Blood moon last week, the dead coming out of their graves this week.
"My fundamentalist christian family members are freaking out. Under no circumstances will I accept an offer of Kool-aid from them."
Another user – Misanthropic_Messiah – added: "Same thing happened here in Georgia back in 1994 and it's not really all that uncommon for coffins to become disinterred during torrential flooding."
America may be reeling from freak storms thousands of miles away – but the UK has been warned to expect hurricanes and floods this weekv.
Experts are warning of three months of gales and downpours.
NEWS http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/468473/South-Carolina-floods-pushing-coffins-surface
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- published: 05 Oct 2015
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South Tampa see some of the worst flooding ever
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- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 2164
The Tampa Bay area has seen record rains over the past week or so
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- published: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 2164
Baby Floods the House!
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- Duration: 4:34
- Updated: 15 Nov 2014
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So this is the biggest disaster Michael has ever caused. My mom had just flown in and wanted to see the kids before they went to bed. We were out, about to gr...
So this is the biggest disaster Michael has ever caused. My mom had just flown in and wanted to see the kids before they went to bed. We were out, about to grab something at the grocery store, so we came back home to see Papa and Nanny first. We had just sat down on the couch to hear about my mom's trip when i asked where Michael was (it was awfully quiet). A few moments later, I heard this sound but couldn't quite pinpoint the sound. I wondered if Michael was in his favorite place (sarcastic)...the bathroom. I started realizing it sounded like water being poured or sprayed, so we ran to the bathroom. Water was literally POURING from the toilet. Talk about a mess. We don't even know how Michael plugged the toilet in order to get it to overflow like that, but we think one of the twins left a pair of undies on the floor when he had gone to the bathroom and michael tried to flush them along with a bunch of toilet paper. The toilet still isn't quite working right so we will be removing it and investigating further this weekend...
It's tricky because the other little kids in the house have trouble remembering to shut the bathroom door behind them, then Michael can get into the bathroom. Toilet locks also aren't an option because when the twins have to use the bathroom, they usually wait till the last minute, so they have an accident if they have to wait. So for now, we just have to be more diligent about keeping the bathroom door shut when Michael is not in his play area.
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So this is the biggest disaster Michael has ever caused. My mom had just flown in and wanted to see the kids before they went to bed. We were out, about to grab something at the grocery store, so we came back home to see Papa and Nanny first. We had just sat down on the couch to hear about my mom's trip when i asked where Michael was (it was awfully quiet). A few moments later, I heard this sound but couldn't quite pinpoint the sound. I wondered if Michael was in his favorite place (sarcastic)...the bathroom. I started realizing it sounded like water being poured or sprayed, so we ran to the bathroom. Water was literally POURING from the toilet. Talk about a mess. We don't even know how Michael plugged the toilet in order to get it to overflow like that, but we think one of the twins left a pair of undies on the floor when he had gone to the bathroom and michael tried to flush them along with a bunch of toilet paper. The toilet still isn't quite working right so we will be removing it and investigating further this weekend...
It's tricky because the other little kids in the house have trouble remembering to shut the bathroom door behind them, then Michael can get into the bathroom. Toilet locks also aren't an option because when the twins have to use the bathroom, they usually wait till the last minute, so they have an accident if they have to wait. So for now, we just have to be more diligent about keeping the bathroom door shut when Michael is not in his play area.
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Video: Ground crumbles underfoot as apocalyptic floods sweep India
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- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 20 Jun 2013
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Thousands of people are still stranded by flash floods in India, where the death toll has risen to 182. Over 10,000 army personnel, 18 helicopters and an Air Fo...
Thousands of people are still stranded by flash floods in India, where the death toll has risen to 182. Over 10,000 army personnel, 18 helicopters and an Air Force transport plane have been deployed for relief and rescue operations, as residents are stranded at tourist spots and pilgrim centers. With the weather set to improve, the government is moving to supply additional emergency food to the flood-stricken region.
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Thousands of people are still stranded by flash floods in India, where the death toll has risen to 182. Over 10,000 army personnel, 18 helicopters and an Air Force transport plane have been deployed for relief and rescue operations, as residents are stranded at tourist spots and pilgrim centers. With the weather set to improve, the government is moving to supply additional emergency food to the flood-stricken region.
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Worst Flooding
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- Updated: 18 Aug 2010
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- published: 18 Aug 2010
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Texas Flooding is ‘Worst Ever Seen’
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- Updated: 26 May 2015
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Texas has been devastated by record flooding that was triggered by a storm on Sunday in what is being called the worst flood in almost a century. The disaster h...
Texas has been devastated by record flooding that was triggered by a storm on Sunday in what is being called the worst flood in almost a century. The disaster has left at least nine people dead, twelve people missing, 350 houses destroyed and another 1,000 homes damaged. Governor Greg Abbott called the damage in the central part of the state "absolutely devastating" with more rain on the way and the death toll set to rise. We look at the story on the Lip News with Jose Marcelino Ortiz and Nik Zecevic.
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Texas has been devastated by record flooding that was triggered by a storm on Sunday in what is being called the worst flood in almost a century. The disaster has left at least nine people dead, twelve people missing, 350 houses destroyed and another 1,000 homes damaged. Governor Greg Abbott called the damage in the central part of the state "absolutely devastating" with more rain on the way and the death toll set to rise. We look at the story on the Lip News with Jose Marcelino Ortiz and Nik Zecevic.
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- published: 26 May 2015
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1000 year Flood - South Carolina continues to be hit with catastrophic flooding
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- Updated: 05 Oct 2015
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Hurricane Joaquin used Gulf Coast Moisture & The Atlantic Moisture to flood South Carolina and parts of the East USA Coast unlike we've ever seen in modern hist...
Hurricane Joaquin used Gulf Coast Moisture & The Atlantic Moisture to flood South Carolina and parts of the East USA Coast unlike we've ever seen in modern history.
Strange days, indeed.
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Although the rain is finally beginning to stop, South Carolina's residents have been warned that the historic event is far from over.
"Catastrophic flooding continues," wrote the National Weather Service's Charleston office in a Monday morning forecast discussion. Making matters worse, a wind advisory has been issued for some parts of the Palmetto State, and with all this saturated ground, there's a big fear that trees will blow over, adding another threat for pedestrians and drivers.
The 1,000-year rain event has set records all over the state, flooding entire towns. At least six people have died from the floods in South Carolina since the rain began to fall days ago.
The rain hasn't subsided everywhere yet. In northeastern South Carolina, where areas like Myrtle Beach experienced severe flooding on Sunday, heavy rainfall continued Monday, and officials warned life-threatening impacts would persist into the week.
"The flooding is unprecedented and historical," said Dr. Marshall Shepherd, a meteorologist and director of the atmospheric sciences program at the University of Georgia, in an email to The Associated Press.
The University of South Carolina announced Monday classes will be canceled due to the floods. Parts of Columbia, including the USC campus, lost water service, and plans were being made to deliver bottled water and portable restrooms to the students Monday morning.
City officials have released a statement issuing a boil water advisory to all 375,000 of its water customers, advising them to vigorously boil their water for a full minute at the least. Any ice made from water that was not boiled beforehand should also not be used.
Swift-water rescue teams plucked hundreds of residents from stranded cars and flooded homes all over the state.
"Move to higher ground now. This is an extremely dangerous and life-threatening situation," wrote the National Weather Service's Charleston office in a Sunday morning flash flood statement.
Officials claim it may take weeks or months to assess all of the closed roads and bridges, including a 75-mile stretch of I-95, the freeway that connects Miami to Washington, D.C. to New York.
Hundreds of roads remain closed Monday across the state; the South Carolina Department of Transportation has a full list here.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/tropical-storm-joaquin-east-coast-track-heavy-rain-deluge-flash-flooding-atlantic/52672710
An intense band of heavy rainfall will continue across South Carolina and far southeastern North Carolina through Monday, worsening the already historic flooding that is underway.
In eastern South Carolina and southeastern North Carolina, totals will range from 12 to 24 inches, nearly half of the normal rainfall for an entire year in some areas.
"With records being broken for both rainfall and creek levels, it is easy to see why flood waters are inundating so many roads and communities," stated AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski, "and unfortunately, more rain will only worsen the life-threatening situation into Heavy rainfall began across much of the East Coast on Thursday. While a good portion of the East Coast has had the heavy rain taper to showers or even drizzle, a band of heavy rain continues to sit over South Carolina and far southeastern North Carolina.
Even though Hurricane Joaquin is tracking away from the United States, the torrential rainfall developed due to a combination of tropical moisture and a non-tropical system.
Lives and property will be severely threatened where the heavy rain hits the same areas for several hours.
An additional 3 to 6 inches of rain will fall in northeastern South Carolina and southeastern North Carolina through Monday.
Locally higher amounts are possible in areas where the heavy rain band sits for a long duration of time. Rainfall rates could reach 1 and 2 inches of rain per hour.
According to AccuWeather Meteorologist Michael Doll, "Storm drains will be unable to keep up with the extreme rainfall rates and entire towns will become lakes."
Flood waters threaten to enter more homes and businesses, as well as submerge vehicles. Motorists who venture out amid the flooding and torrential rain run the risk of getting stranded or could put their lives in danger as more roads will go under water. Hundreds of swift water rescues have been performed since Saturday night, according to the South Carolina Emergency Management Division.
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Hurricane Joaquin used Gulf Coast Moisture & The Atlantic Moisture to flood South Carolina and parts of the East USA Coast unlike we've ever seen in modern history.
Strange days, indeed.
Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.
Prayers and love to all the people affected
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Although the rain is finally beginning to stop, South Carolina's residents have been warned that the historic event is far from over.
"Catastrophic flooding continues," wrote the National Weather Service's Charleston office in a Monday morning forecast discussion. Making matters worse, a wind advisory has been issued for some parts of the Palmetto State, and with all this saturated ground, there's a big fear that trees will blow over, adding another threat for pedestrians and drivers.
The 1,000-year rain event has set records all over the state, flooding entire towns. At least six people have died from the floods in South Carolina since the rain began to fall days ago.
The rain hasn't subsided everywhere yet. In northeastern South Carolina, where areas like Myrtle Beach experienced severe flooding on Sunday, heavy rainfall continued Monday, and officials warned life-threatening impacts would persist into the week.
"The flooding is unprecedented and historical," said Dr. Marshall Shepherd, a meteorologist and director of the atmospheric sciences program at the University of Georgia, in an email to The Associated Press.
The University of South Carolina announced Monday classes will be canceled due to the floods. Parts of Columbia, including the USC campus, lost water service, and plans were being made to deliver bottled water and portable restrooms to the students Monday morning.
City officials have released a statement issuing a boil water advisory to all 375,000 of its water customers, advising them to vigorously boil their water for a full minute at the least. Any ice made from water that was not boiled beforehand should also not be used.
Swift-water rescue teams plucked hundreds of residents from stranded cars and flooded homes all over the state.
"Move to higher ground now. This is an extremely dangerous and life-threatening situation," wrote the National Weather Service's Charleston office in a Sunday morning flash flood statement.
Officials claim it may take weeks or months to assess all of the closed roads and bridges, including a 75-mile stretch of I-95, the freeway that connects Miami to Washington, D.C. to New York.
Hundreds of roads remain closed Monday across the state; the South Carolina Department of Transportation has a full list here.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/tropical-storm-joaquin-east-coast-track-heavy-rain-deluge-flash-flooding-atlantic/52672710
An intense band of heavy rainfall will continue across South Carolina and far southeastern North Carolina through Monday, worsening the already historic flooding that is underway.
In eastern South Carolina and southeastern North Carolina, totals will range from 12 to 24 inches, nearly half of the normal rainfall for an entire year in some areas.
"With records being broken for both rainfall and creek levels, it is easy to see why flood waters are inundating so many roads and communities," stated AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski, "and unfortunately, more rain will only worsen the life-threatening situation into Heavy rainfall began across much of the East Coast on Thursday. While a good portion of the East Coast has had the heavy rain taper to showers or even drizzle, a band of heavy rain continues to sit over South Carolina and far southeastern North Carolina.
Even though Hurricane Joaquin is tracking away from the United States, the torrential rainfall developed due to a combination of tropical moisture and a non-tropical system.
Lives and property will be severely threatened where the heavy rain hits the same areas for several hours.
An additional 3 to 6 inches of rain will fall in northeastern South Carolina and southeastern North Carolina through Monday.
Locally higher amounts are possible in areas where the heavy rain band sits for a long duration of time. Rainfall rates could reach 1 and 2 inches of rain per hour.
According to AccuWeather Meteorologist Michael Doll, "Storm drains will be unable to keep up with the extreme rainfall rates and entire towns will become lakes."
Flood waters threaten to enter more homes and businesses, as well as submerge vehicles. Motorists who venture out amid the flooding and torrential rain run the risk of getting stranded or could put their lives in danger as more roads will go under water. Hundreds of swift water rescues have been performed since Saturday night, according to the South Carolina Emergency Management Division.
- published: 05 Oct 2015
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World's worst Flood in Pakistan
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- Duration: 4:46
- Updated: 26 Aug 2010
- views: 62205
This flood was more dangerous than any Tsunami, Chille quake, 2005 Pakistan earthquake. It effected 20 million people, 20million people are still homeless, bill...
This flood was more dangerous than any Tsunami, Chille quake, 2005 Pakistan earthquake. It effected 20 million people, 20million people are still homeless, billions of dollars of crops swept away. Its after effects are more dangerous. May Allah keep everyone in his mercy!
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This flood was more dangerous than any Tsunami, Chille quake, 2005 Pakistan earthquake. It effected 20 million people, 20million people are still homeless, billions of dollars of crops swept away. Its after effects are more dangerous. May Allah keep everyone in his mercy!
- published: 26 Aug 2010
- views: 62205
Pakistan's worst flooding
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 31 Jul 2010
- views: 136707
Hundreds of people have died in northwestern Pakistan after floods triggered by monsoon rains swept through the region.
More than a million people have been...
Hundreds of people have died in northwestern Pakistan after floods triggered by monsoon rains swept through the region.
More than a million people have been affected and thousands forced to flee their homes as bloated rivers washed away villages and triggered devastating landslides.
Rescue operations are under way to save the stranded, but submerged roads and destroyed infrastructure are proving to be major obstacles.
Al Jazeera's Sohail Rahman reports from Islamabad, Pakistan's capital.
wn.com/Pakistan's Worst Flooding
Hundreds of people have died in northwestern Pakistan after floods triggered by monsoon rains swept through the region.
More than a million people have been affected and thousands forced to flee their homes as bloated rivers washed away villages and triggered devastating landslides.
Rescue operations are under way to save the stranded, but submerged roads and destroyed infrastructure are proving to be major obstacles.
Al Jazeera's Sohail Rahman reports from Islamabad, Pakistan's capital.
- published: 31 Jul 2010
- views: 136707
70% OF VENICE, ITALY SLIPS UNDERWATER IN THE WORST FLOODING IN 140 YEARS (NOV 13, 2012)
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- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 13 Nov 2012
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"Worst flooding in York since 2000"
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- Duration: 1:26
- Updated: 28 Dec 2015
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With 250 flood warnings and alerts in place in England and Wales, some 3,500 properties in the northern city of York are at risk of flooding, and special centre...
With 250 flood warnings and alerts in place in England and Wales, some 3,500 properties in the northern city of York are at risk of flooding, and special centres have been set up to shelter residents. The local council says that the city has not witnessed such flooding since 2000.
wn.com/Worst Flooding In York Since 2000
With 250 flood warnings and alerts in place in England and Wales, some 3,500 properties in the northern city of York are at risk of flooding, and special centres have been set up to shelter residents. The local council says that the city has not witnessed such flooding since 2000.
- published: 28 Dec 2015
- views: 5547
Bosnia and Serbia hit by worst flooding for 120 years
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- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 16 May 2014
- views: 36076
Serbia declares a national emergency as rain-swollen rivers across the Balkans flood roads and bridges, shutting down schools and cutting off power.
Serbia dec...
Serbia declares a national emergency as rain-swollen rivers across the Balkans flood roads and bridges, shutting down schools and cutting off power.
Serbia declared a national emergency on Thursday as rain-swollen rivers across the Balkans flooded roads and bridges, shutting down schools and cutting off power.
Hundreds of people had to be evacuated by military helicopters after meteorologists said the rainfall was the most since measuring started 120 years ago.
Authorities in Belgrade said the average rainfall of a two-month period hit the city in just 40 hours.
Surging water coursed through towns and villages, overflowing across streets and into homes, sweeping bridges off their moorings and causing landslides across the region.
Dozens of buses and cars were stranded on flooded roads and two main north-south railway lines in Serbia were impassable.
River levels rose all over Bosnia, including the capital Sarajevo and Maglaj, a town 60 miles north of the capital, was cut off by water surging into streets.
The rain was expected to persist until the weekend.
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Serbia declares a national emergency as rain-swollen rivers across the Balkans flood roads and bridges, shutting down schools and cutting off power.
Serbia declared a national emergency on Thursday as rain-swollen rivers across the Balkans flooded roads and bridges, shutting down schools and cutting off power.
Hundreds of people had to be evacuated by military helicopters after meteorologists said the rainfall was the most since measuring started 120 years ago.
Authorities in Belgrade said the average rainfall of a two-month period hit the city in just 40 hours.
Surging water coursed through towns and villages, overflowing across streets and into homes, sweeping bridges off their moorings and causing landslides across the region.
Dozens of buses and cars were stranded on flooded roads and two main north-south railway lines in Serbia were impassable.
River levels rose all over Bosnia, including the capital Sarajevo and Maglaj, a town 60 miles north of the capital, was cut off by water surging into streets.
The rain was expected to persist until the weekend.
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- published: 16 May 2014
- views: 36076
Why Egypt Is Flooding Gaza's Secret Tunnels
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"Underground lifelines used by residents of the town of Rafah are being flooded by Egypt, worsening existing isolation."
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- published: 12 Nov 2015
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Americas: thousands evacuated, as El Nino triggers worst flooding in decades
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Flooding misery continues in the US, with hundreds forced from their homes in Missouri because of rising waters in rain-swollen rivers.
Scores of buildings ha...
Flooding misery continues in the US, with hundreds forced from their homes in Missouri because of rising waters in rain-swollen rivers.
Scores of buildings have been engulfed in the state and sections of a major highway have been closed.
It is the worst flooding Missouri has seen in two decades. At least 13 people have died since the weekend.
Meanwhile, in Paraquay, thousands have abandoned their homes, as the country is drenched with some of the worst summer rains it has ever seen.
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Flooding misery continues in the US, with hundreds forced from their homes in Missouri because of rising waters in rain-swollen rivers.
Scores of buildings have been engulfed in the state and sections of a major highway have been closed.
It is the worst flooding Missouri has seen in two decades. At least 13 people have died since the weekend.
Meanwhile, in Paraquay, thousands have abandoned their homes, as the country is drenched with some of the worst summer rains it has ever seen.
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Uk experiences its Worst Flooding in 30 Years as 1 month of rain pours in 1 day (Sept 26, 2012)
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