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Dive into the latest episode of What's Happening as we cover wild floods in Algeria, Morocco, and even Russia! See the jaw-dropping scenes and find out how El Niño is shaking things up before autumn even hits. Don't miss out—subscribe to our channel for more updates and let us know in the comments what moment from the video shocked you the most! #news #weather #floods #global #update

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0:00 - Introduction and Weather Overview
0:31 - Floods in Algeria and Tebessa
1:58 - Flooding in Morocco's Zagora Province
2:30 - Floods in Russia and Conclusion

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00:00Good evening, welcome to the new episode of your show, What's Happening.
00:05Today is Sunday, the 20th of September, 2026.
00:09Also today is the 9th in the Arabic calendar.
00:14Tabil al-Akhir, again, it seems, floods are hitting the Maghreb countries.
00:22Honestly, we warned you yesterday and showed several clips of the very large floods in
00:27torrents, and we said it was expected to continue until Sunday.
00:32But since we talked about the Maghreb, let me go straight to the country of Algeria
00:40and see these torrential floods that hit al-Arisha province specifically.
00:47The city of Sidi al-Jalali in al-Arisha province last night, Saturday evening, just like in
00:53the episode, you can see it in front of you on the screen.
00:57Because of very heavy and intense thunderstorms, with a strong rush of water flowing through
01:05the streets.
01:06As you saw, of course, if anyone from al-Arisha province is watching us, please write to us
01:13in the comments.
01:13This will not be the only state where these floods and torrents happen.
01:17Let me go to the city of Tadesa, I think.
01:22Tadesa is a city, not a province, where it was also hit by very heavy rain that also caused
01:30flooding.
01:31All the floods and the strong flow of water in the neighborhoods of this city, while it
01:37was announced that the weather disturbances will continue in some areas and might be seen
01:43in the coming hours.
01:44But God willing, starting from Sunday, things will get better.
01:48With the end of this low-pressure system for our people in Algeria.
01:54Algeria, after all, was not the only country suffering from this.
01:58Let me move on and go with you to Morocco, specifically to Zagora.
02:03I believe Zagora is a province in Morocco.
02:06Let me go to Zagora province.
02:11Very strong, the torrential floods in the Buazar area in Zagora province.
02:17And this caused, in Zagora province, this caused some cars to be submerged.
02:23The floodwaters swept through and submerged some cars there as well, as we can see in front
02:30of us on the screen, but away from the Maghreb countries.
02:34Let me go and end this episode from Russia to show you the effect of the El Nino phenomenon
02:40or the giant super El Nino.
02:42It doesn't spare any country.
02:44It doesn't spare any country.
02:45And in response, I assure you that up until now, because we haven't even entered the autumn
02:51season yet, we're still in summer.
02:53Let me go to the city of Sochi in Russia and let's see this very severe localized flooding
03:00or the destructive local floods that hit the city and clearly disrupted traffic there.
03:08As you can see in front of us on the screen, that was everything up until now, of course.
03:12I was with you, Ahmad al-Dhira al-Dram, and I'll be back with the program, what's happening
03:16soon, God willing.
03:17Bye-bye.
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