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Flash floods hit south-east France
Communities across south-east France are today, September 22, dealing with the aftermath of a night of torrential storms and flash floods that left cars submerged, homes without power and sporting events cancelled. The storms hit on the evening of September 21, unleashing some of the heaviest rain the region has seen in years. Roads in Toulon, Avignon and across the Var department were turned… Source
Roads turn into rivers in southern France as severe weather alert is issued for flood-hit region
Heavy flooding in France has seen roads turned into rivers as a severe weather alert has been issued for swathes of the country. Dramatic video footage has captured the impact of the extreme weather in the picturesque coastal Carmague region of southern France, with the streets flooded with ankle-deep water following heavy rainfall. An 'orange alert' for thunderstorms and vast flooding has also been introduced across both Paris and the Île-de-Fr…
The torrential floods of exceptional intensity hit yesterday in southeastern France. In Marseille, roads seemed more like some waterways. More sports events have been doubled over time. Including the football game between the Olympics...
The streets of the south of France have literally been transformed into makeshift rivers after the intense rains that hit the region. Meteo France has issued an orange alert for storms and floods, while the images show water up to the ankles, trapped vehicles and completely interrupted traffic.The meteorological and civil protection authorities have asked for maximum caution from residents and tourists, recommending to avoid displacement until c…
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