Highway flooding aftermath

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Elkview Shopping Center. 500 stranded there after bridge (only entrance) collapses during storms....flood.

After two weeks of fairly solid rain, I thought it was finally letting up. Itching to shoot I decided to get some shots of the "aftermath" of the rain…

Flooding: 'Up here in the north-east, we’re just forgotten about'

Flood 2019

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Heavy rain and severe flooding have wreaked havoc in the United Arab Emirates, causing widespread damage. The downpour has disrupted daily life, leading to school closures and evacuations in affected areas. The National Center of Meteorology predicts the heavy rainfall to persist until Wednesday, attributing the unusual weather to a lingering low-pressure system. In Dubai, the flooding has been particularly devastating, with videos capturing water inundating homes and businesses. Shocked…

The November 2021 Atmospheric River damaged 24 sites along Highway 8 between Spences Bridge and Merritt. Work continues on permanent repairs to the damaged sites to restore them to full capacity and make them more resilient to extreme weather. Learn more at: <a href="http://www.gov.bc.ca/highway8recovery" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.gov.bc.ca/highway8recovery</a>

Flood photo sent in through to The Weather Channel feedback by Natalie Porter from Augathella, QLD #flooding #floods #severe weather #weather #Australia

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After a flood event it occurs it is important be aware still as they may be damages. Here some tips you can use after a flood event. For more information visit https://www.weather.gov/safety/flood-after

10-10 and the flooding begins again!

CDOT Announces Estimated Re-Opening Dates For a Number Of Colorado Highways

Floods are becoming a common site for the UK and residential housing in flood-prone areas run the risk of severe damage even if low-level flooding occurs. Our top tip is to raise electrical sockets higher up the wall to prevent damage to your household. #flood #floodprone

The Johnstown Flood occurred on May 31, 1889, after the failure of the South Fork Dam, which is located on the south fork of the Little Conemaugh River, 14 miles upstream of the town of Johnstown, Pennsylvania.