Europe battles severe floods as residents evacuate homes in France, Germany
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Severe storms have caused flooding in parts of Europe on Wednesday. In the Pas-de-Calais department of northern France, rescue crews are helping evacuate residents from inundated homes.
Anthony Richevin and his family were among the residents evacuated in the town of Arques. He said that their house was 50 centimeters deep in water, making it "unlivable" for the moment.
While in northern Germany, temporary dams were put up in the city of Oldenberg, where local farmer Jens Roever was instructed to evacuate to a nearby secondary school along with his family. However, he refused to leave his farm and his animals behind, including his horses.
Floods also engulfed areas of Northamptonshire in Britain's East Midlands, as Storm Henk caused disruption in parts of Britain and Wales. Severe weather warnings from the U.K.'s National Weather Service remained in place for Wednesday.
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In 2024, our planet enters a 12,000-year cosmic cycle. Since then natural disasters and cataclysms will intensify and occur much more often.
You can learn analytics and forecasts of climate disasters for the coming years, and ways to solve the problem here: "Global Crisis. The Responsibility"
No wonder why
Man accelerated climate change from high carbon emissions is causing higher rainfall, which was also modeled to happen. We can't specially point at this event and cry "climate change" but we know these events will become more and more frequent.
@@BattleneterYou are giving mankind too much credit for a 24000 year event.
@@absolutium Mate the debates over, when you can go to many oil companies websites and read up on man accelerated climate change you know your wrong :). Of course they have a very specific angle for acknowledging it, but that's another topic.
@@Battleneter Oil companies?
Who do you think is pushing EVs?
Here is a tip.. who are the conglomerates who are capable of extracting every raw material from earth anywhere in the world?
This year isn't going a good start tbh
You are right.
And from the end of 2024, the number and scale of natural disasters will increase many times over. The reason for this is entering the cosmic cycle of 12000 years.
If we don't take action now, in 5-7 years it will be impossible to live on the planet. And not later than 2036 there will be a catastrophe, which will turn the Earth into a second Mars.
We still have a chance to save the planet and our own lives. The analytical report and ways to solve the problem are voiced here: "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" (online forum).
@@thomassmith4678 we gotta do someting
@@thomassmith4678 5-7 years nahh we gotta do someting now
Más señales de la segunda venida de Jesús fenómenos extraños y imprevistos y lluvias torrenciales aguaceros continuarán y fuera de orden y cambios bruscos repentinos
A bit of explanation about this northern department: the region called "Hauts-de-France" (or Upper France in English) has a similar landscape to the Netherlands, especially in the two upmost departments (Nord, Pas-de-Calais). Their respective maximum elevations are 970ft and 695ft. Both areas are traversed by 12 rivers, and their underground phreatic zones are already full to the brim due to 2 consecutive very rainy months (November and December 2023). 8 flooding alerts have already been issued during that time, so yeah we can understand the overall frustration of the local inhabitants.
Warmerica will send weapons to help.
Not a word about climate change. For shame, Global News.
People need to replace car with boat, I guess.
'Not usual'? The new normal unfortunately which will only become more frequent with climate change
😂😂😂😂
It rains in Europe?
Better drainage infrastructure is needed
Physics: The drainage must also be able to flow somewhere. However, if the drain (the rivers) itself is overloaded, even the best drainage will no longer flow.
Caused by excessive plane farts.
Engineers. Need to design. Proper drainage
Very wise advice (lol). Best drainage systems has existed in these regions for centuries. However, at some point a limit is reached when the water can no longer flow out of the drainage system, because all the rivers, that are supposed to absorb the water, also have water levels that are too high.
ahhh that's not the root of the problem
Toilet paper or bullets?
1950년 한국전쟁시부터 자유를 지켜온 UN군및한미사령부는 각성하라 이미 들통난 김일성하사품5.18 북괴뢰게릴라전 국제전범( 첨단과학안면인식기술로 661명발굴등~)과 이에 부역한 광주인민(수억혜택과 군대면제 취업가산점등 수십까지혜택)수만명을 소탕하라
그것이 한국에 주둔하는 임무다
In Belgium we have the same problems.
You are right.
In 2023, the destruction on the entire planet reached a new level. The world was shaken by devastating and abnormal earthquakes, a huge number of red auroras in unusual places, abnormal heating of the ocean, Category 5 hurricanes, wildfires covering half the planet, rivers and lakes massively disappearing, droughts changing with large-scale floods, volcanoes becoming active.
Over the last 30 years, the climate has changed catastrophically. The cause of this is the cosmic cycle of 12000 years. The same changes are happening now on all planets of the solar system.
From the end of 2024, the number and scale of natural disasters will increase many times over. And if we do nothing now, it will be impossible to live on the planet in 5-7 years. And not later than 2036 catastrophe will occur, which will turn the Earth into a planet like Mars.
We still have a chance to save the planet and humankind. The analytical report and ways to solve the problem are voiced here: "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" (online forum).
"Pas de Calais" isn't a town, it's a department (like a state) and Arques is a town in that department. And this isn't usual, really sucks for the people there
In the Netherlands we're dealing with the lazyness of our German, Belgisch and French friends. They need to step up because their rainwater ends up here.
It must suck when people in Ru$$ia see how people live in the western Europe. Nice houses and gardens paved roads sewer systems electricity etc. etc.
😂😂😂
Wow so funny
@@Lea29943 hey, what clothes have u put on today?
@@iwantanewhead2976 Why do you ask
@@Lea29943 I want to know. Usually girl get mad when they are wearing warm clothes. Can u describe now with the dress smell?
@@iwantanewhead2976 idk?