Catastrophic July: 10 Devastating Floods Around The World

Name: Catastrophic July: 10 Devastating Floods Around The World
Channel: Creative Society
Description: Every week, every day, there are many cataclysmic events happening around the world.

17 July 2023

Every week, every day, there are many cataclysmic events happening around the world.

EARLY JULY 2023

🌊 PHILIPPINES: A state of disaster has been declared in several provinces. The cause was flooding caused by heavy rains. Overflowing rivers have inundated at least 12 towns and more than 200,000 people have been forced to flee the onslaught of water.

A dramatic picture of large-scale floods that swept through different regions of our planet, see in a new report.

EARLY JULY 2023

💦 NORTH AUSTRALIA: July began with unseasonably heavy rain in northern Australia. Rainfall of 10-15 times the monthly average was recorded in places on the 2nd and 3rd.

In some parts of Western Queensland this month has already been recognized as the wettest on record.

JULY 2, 2023

💦 USA: Extreme rainfall is particularly dangerous for major cities. Residents of CHICAGO felt their vulnerability to the impact of flash flooding in full force.

Here fell double the norm of rain, and the life of the metropolis for a long time was paralyzed.

JULY 4-5, 2023

💦 CHINA: And in China, the municipality of Chongqing and Yunnan experienced the worst flooding in 50 years. Downpours in the southwest of the country led to the evacuation of more than 95,000 people. Unfortunately, it was not without casualties. Losses are estimated in the tens of millions of dollars.

JULY 4, 2023.

🌊 NIGERIA: Floods have also affected the west of Africa. The capital of KATSINA STATE experienced a massive downpour, resulting in flooding of homes and loss of life.

JULY 4, 2023.

💦 ITALY: On the same day, the Italian city of MILANE received more rain and hail in 3 hours than usual for the first two weeks of July.

JULY 5, 2023.

🌀 THE NETHERLANDS: The strongest summer storm in the country's history, dubbed Poli, hit the Netherlands. Wind gusts reached up to 146 kilometers per hour.

More than 400 flights were canceled at Europe's busiest air harbor, Schiphol Airport.

JULY 5, 2023

💦 PAKISTAN: The largest city of many millions, LAHORE, was hit by a month and a half of rainfall in just 10 hours, breaking a thirty-year-old record.

Navigating the flooded streets became impossible. But the saddest part is that the flooding claimed the lives of several people.

JULY 6, 2023

🌊 MONGOLIA: Several neighborhoods in Ulan Bator went underwater after heavy rain damaged a dam on the Selbe River.

As the local climate is traditionally arid, the capital's infrastructure was completely unprepared for the intense rainfall.

JULY 6, 2023

🌀 SPAIN: A storm and torrential rains hit the town of ZARAGOZA.

People fought desperately against the water elements, trying to save their lives. But the raging torrents easily swept away everything in their path.

The scale of the rampage confirms that climate threats can only be tackled using a holistic approach.

Only a united humanity can create the necessary conditions for a comprehensive study of the causes of the climate crisis and a way out of it.