Global Extreme Weather , Causes Flooding in the US , and Deadly Heat Wave in Europe.
'The Guardian' reports that the United States is
experiencing "a one in 1,000 years flooding event." .
'The Guardian' reports that the United States is
experiencing "a one in 1,000 years flooding event." .
States of emergency have already been
declared in New York and Vermont. .
Between July 9 and 11, vast amounts
of rain fell across both states. .
Between July 9 and 11, vast amounts
of rain fell across both states. .
In the Plymouth area of Vermont,
at least four bridges have collapsed,
stranding residents in their homes. .
In the Plymouth area of Vermont,
at least four bridges have collapsed,
stranding residents in their homes. .
Rivers breached their banks as a result
of the deluge of rain, including the Hudson
in New York and the Winooski in Vermont.
Rivers breached their banks as a result
of the deluge of rain, including the Hudson
in New York and the Winooski in Vermont.
In the Hudson Valley, a 43-year-old woman died
after floodwaters swept both her and her dog away.
On the morning of July 11, the Winooski River
overflowed, prompting officials to close down
the city center of the state capital, Montpelier.
'The Guardian' reports that the nearby
Wrightsville Dam was a major concern, but
the dam stabilized, preventing a potential catastrophe.
Late on July 12, water levels dropped
below the major flood stage, allowing
floodwaters to recede in the area. .
Late on July 12, water levels dropped
below the major flood stage, allowing
floodwaters to recede in the area. .
Meanwhile, Europe is facing a potentially
record-breaking heat wave that has already claimed
the life of a construction worker in northern Italy.
Meanwhile, Europe is facing a potentially
record-breaking heat wave that has already claimed
the life of a construction worker in northern Italy