Another video of the storm that hit Corsica, but this was taken by cctv on the coast of Italy. About half way into the video you get an up close view of just how wild it got - it's best to follow the link and watch it in big screen on FB:
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I retrieved the satellite charts from the Corsica event in the morning of 18 Aug 2022. These thunderstorm clusters were of very powerful, explosive nature, as well had a high speed, crossing over Corsica, and railing against the coast of Italy.
The time stamp is shown in normal UTC time without summer time, i assume
I retrieved the satellite charts from the Corsica event in the morning of 18 Aug 2022. These thunderstorm clusters were of very powerful, explosive nature, as well had a high speed, crossing over Corsica, and railing against the coast of Italy.
The time stamp is shown in normal UTC time without summer time, i assume
STA, 18 August 2022 - Fierce winds swept through Slovenia Thursday afternoon, ripping off roofs and toppling trees and other objects in parts of the country, leaving several people lightly injured in Ljubljana.
In Kranj, the winds peeled roofs off some 70 buildings. The Kranj fire brigade commander Andraž Šifrer told the STA more than 150 firefighters were on the ground to deal with the situation. "It's mostly uncovered roofs, ripped cables, trees fallen on roads and vehicles," he said.
Several people were injured by falling trees and other objects in Ljubljana, where the Environment Agency data shows winds gusted up to a record 102 kilometres an hour.
The wind blew away rubbish bins, billboards, roofs, traffic signs, building materials. Part of the roof of the Ljubljana UKC maternity ward was uncovered, but has since been mostly put back.
www.total-slovenia-news.com
In Kranj, the winds peeled roofs off some 70 buildings. The Kranj fire brigade commander Andraž Šifrer told the STA more than 150 firefighters were on the ground to deal with the situation. "It's mostly uncovered roofs, ripped cables, trees fallen on roads and vehicles," he said.
Several people were injured by falling trees and other objects in Ljubljana, where the Environment Agency data shows winds gusted up to a record 102 kilometres an hour.
The wind blew away rubbish bins, billboards, roofs, traffic signs, building materials. Part of the roof of the Ljubljana UKC maternity ward was uncovered, but has since been mostly put back.
Injuries & Damage as Storms Hit Slovenia (Video)
STA, 18 August 2022 - Fierce winds swept through Slovenia Thursday afternoon, ripping off roofs and toppling trees and other objects in parts of the country, leaving several people lightly injured in Ljubljana. In Kranj, the winds peeled roofs off some 70 buildings. The Kranj fire brigade...
▪︎Mexico
Several weather systems caused intense and heavy rains in municipalities of Sonora in the north of Mexico.
After the water discharges registered during the last few days in the area of Guaymas, and Empalme, both municipalities were cut off due to damages to the structure of the roadways.
This Sunday morning, the State Civil Protection Coordination (CEPC) reported that the El Valiente Bridge on the Hermosillo-Guaymas International Highway was damaged at kilometer 138.
Meanwhile, in the same section of the other direction of the Guaymas-Hermosillo highway, there is also a risk of collapse due to the passage of water.
The rains of the last few days caused flooding and families have been rescued. Many people have been affected by the Ortiz riverbank breakage.
www.elsoldehermosillo.com.mx
▪︎ Texas
FOX 4 Weather Meteorologist Ali Turiano says this is the second-wettest 24-hour period ever in North Texas.
Some parts of the region have already gotten up to 10 inches of rain since Sunday night and that rain is expected to continue falling throughout the morning.
www.fox4news.com
Several weather systems caused intense and heavy rains in municipalities of Sonora in the north of Mexico.
After the water discharges registered during the last few days in the area of Guaymas, and Empalme, both municipalities were cut off due to damages to the structure of the roadways.
This Sunday morning, the State Civil Protection Coordination (CEPC) reported that the El Valiente Bridge on the Hermosillo-Guaymas International Highway was damaged at kilometer 138.
Meanwhile, in the same section of the other direction of the Guaymas-Hermosillo highway, there is also a risk of collapse due to the passage of water.
The rains of the last few days caused flooding and families have been rescued. Many people have been affected by the Ortiz riverbank breakage.
Por lluvias, Guaymas y Empalme quedan incomunicados por el norte y el sur
Protección Civil estatal dio a conocer que la infraestructura carretera tiene severos daños; se pide no intentar circular por estas vías
www.elsoldehermosillo.com.mx
▪︎ Texas
FOX 4 Weather Meteorologist Ali Turiano says this is the second-wettest 24-hour period ever in North Texas.
Some parts of the region have already gotten up to 10 inches of rain since Sunday night and that rain is expected to continue falling throughout the morning.
Dallas rainfall totals could break all-time high
The record for rainfall over a 24-hour period at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is 9.57".
Historic rainfall reported in #Dallas #Texas USA#DFW. Heavy #rainfall and severe #flooding affect the city of Dallas this morning.
▪︎Pakistan
Flash floods caused by abnormally heavy monsoon rains have killed at least 777 people across Pakistan over the last two months and have displaced more than 300,000 people, according to officials.
▪︎About 300 of the 777 deaths have been reported since the start of August
▪︎1.8 million people have been impacted, with 317,678 living in relief camps
▪︎More than 60,000 Pakistan homes have been damaged by the floods
Authorities are setting up more relief and medical camps in remote areas in flood-hit south-western Baluchistan, southern Sindh and eastern Punjab provinces, where there has been significant damage.
The monsoon season runs from July through September, but 60 per cent of Pakistan's normal total monsoon rainfall has come in less than a month.
www.abc.net.au
Flash floods caused by abnormally heavy monsoon rains have killed at least 777 people across Pakistan over the last two months and have displaced more than 300,000 people, according to officials.
▪︎About 300 of the 777 deaths have been reported since the start of August
▪︎1.8 million people have been impacted, with 317,678 living in relief camps
▪︎More than 60,000 Pakistan homes have been damaged by the floods
Authorities are setting up more relief and medical camps in remote areas in flood-hit south-western Baluchistan, southern Sindh and eastern Punjab provinces, where there has been significant damage.
The monsoon season runs from July through September, but 60 per cent of Pakistan's normal total monsoon rainfall has come in less than a month.
Pakistan floods kill 777 over two months, with more than 300,000 people displaced
Rescuers, helped by troops, are racing against time to evacuate thousands of marooned people, according to the National Disaster Management Authority, with 1.8 million people affected, of which 317,678 were living in relief camps.
www.abc.net.au
Over 700 dead in #Pakistanafter torrential #monsoon rains, recorded since last June. So yesterday's #floods and dangerous torrents of water in #Balochistan.
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▪︎North of Mexico, Chihuahua and Sonora with heavy rains
CHIHUAHUA. A heavy rain accompanied by wind caused several damages in the city, where streets and avenues turned into rivers in a matter of minutes.
Around 4:00 p.m. the first drops began to fall on the "Agricultural Capital of the State", but the light rain quickly turned into a downpour that flooded the roads in all sectors of the urban area.
In some parts of the city, water covered half of the vehicles, while in the south and west there were reports of water supply failures to homes.
www.elheraldodechihuahua.com.mx
CHIHUAHUA. A heavy rain accompanied by wind caused several damages in the city, where streets and avenues turned into rivers in a matter of minutes.
Around 4:00 p.m. the first drops began to fall on the "Agricultural Capital of the State", but the light rain quickly turned into a downpour that flooded the roads in all sectors of the urban area.
In some parts of the city, water covered half of the vehicles, while in the south and west there were reports of water supply failures to homes.
Lluvia intensa causa daños e inundaciones en Delicias
Una lluvia copiosa que vino acompañada de viento causó varios daños en la ciudad, donde las calles y avenidas se convirtieron en ríos en cuestión de pocos minutos
The worst flood ever in Pakistan happening right now. Heavy monsoon rainfall and floods have affected 30 million people in Pakistan since mid-June, destroying nearly 218,000 houses and damaging some two million more.
Since June 2022, floods caused by monsoon rains and melting glaciers in Pakistan have killed at least 1,128 people, including 340 children and six military officers in a helicopter crash, with over 1,700 more injured. It is the world's deadliest flood since 2017.On 25 August, Pakistan declared a state of emergency because of the flooding.
2022 Pakistan Floods
Since June 2022, floods caused by monsoon rains and melting glaciers in Pakistan have killed at least 1,128 people, including 340 children and six military officers in a helicopter crash, with over 1,700 more injured. It is the world's deadliest flood since 2017.On 25 August, Pakistan declared a state of emergency because of the flooding.
2022 Pakistan Floods
▪︎Spain
▪︎China
Heavy #storm in #Barcelona #Spain.
Heavy #rain and #wind gusts, downed trees reported.
Via @BarahonaPoleth
Descomunal and historic #hailstorm that was recorded yesterday afternoon in the region of #LaBisbalDEmpordà #Girona #Catalonia #Spain
Via @forumatmosfer
Heavy #hailstorm yesterday August 30 in #LaBisbalDEmpordà #Girona #Spain
Sadly one 20 month old child reported dead and 50 injured.
Video via @MeteOrihuela
Info
bbc.com/news/world-eur...
▪︎China
#torrential rains and severe #floods in northwest #China.
Via @Brave_spirit81
I'm fairly certain this is not recent footage - its looks really familiar - plus I can't find any recent reports of this amount of flooding in China, fwiw.
Dozens dead or missing as floods hit western China and heat and drought shut down industry in another region
As flash floods leave more than 30 people dead or missing in Qinghai province, heat and drought force car plants to close in Shanghai.
www.cbsnews.com
Dozens dead or missing as floods hit western China and heat and drought shut down industry in another region
As flash floods leave more than 30 people dead or missing in Qinghai province, heat and drought force car plants to close in Shanghai.
This event was from August 18th and was more of a flash flood/mudslide occurrence as reported on SOTT and shown in the accompanying videos.
China flash floods: 26 dead and 5 missing in Qinghai province (UPDATES)
Sudden rainstorm triggers landslide and diverts river resulting in floods Sixteen people are dead and 36 others missing after a flash flood hit Qinghai province in western China amid the ongoing torrential rains, according to Chinese media...
www.sott.net
That TicToc video does not resemble anything in the above report/videos, imo.
This event was from August 18th and was more of a flash flood/mudslide occurrence as reported on SOTT and shown in the accompanying videos.
China flash floods: 26 dead and 5 missing in Qinghai province (UPDATES)
Sudden rainstorm triggers landslide and diverts river resulting in floods Sixteen people are dead and 36 others missing after a flash flood hit Qinghai province in western China amid the ongoing torrential rains, according to Chinese media...
That TicToc video does not resemble anything in the above report/videos, imo.
This event had not been reported in this thread since August 18 so I thought it appropriate to include it. Now, I didn't know this video was from a past flood, however if there are recent reports of floods.
China's drought-hit areas get rain, bringing flood risks
BEIJING (AP) — More than 100,000 people had moved to safer areas by Monday as heavy rains brought flood risks to a region of southwest China that was devastated by a heatwave and drought for most of the summer.
apnews.com
So California is having a record heat wave, but thought this tweet my partner shared regarding a storm in Santa Clarita was peculiar. It’s above LA and I can remember driving thorough in ‘06 and encountering a dust and lightening storm. Anyway, here’s the tweet of weird weather in SoCal:
