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Bad weather causes flooding in Netherlands and England, where trains are crushed - Vimarsana News

Bad weather causes flooding in Netherlands and England, where trains are crushed

In many parts of Europe, such as the UK and the Netherlands, bad weather has forced residents to evacuate due to flooding or disruption to rail transport,

English towns swamped by floods | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

English towns swamped by floods | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

Residents of riverside towns in England that were swamped by rains that washed over Europe this week bailed out Friday as flooding disrupted train service and officials warned that waters could rise in the days ahead.

Residents evacuated from flooded homes in rain-lashed UK - Vimarsana News

Residents evacuated from flooded homes in rain-lashed UK

Hundreds of properties have been flooded and residents evacuated in the UK, after a week of heavy rainfall across the country. Major travel disruptions have also been caused by the prolonged extreme weather.The Environment Agency told media on ...

Cold weather to last a week as flooding continues - Vimarsana News

Cold weather to last a week as flooding continues

Authorities have has warned of "significant" flooding on Saturday, while temperatures could drop below freezing.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Flood victims should be 'reassured' over response, Sunak says despite more than 1,000... - Vimarsana News

Flood victims should be 'reassured' over response, Sunak says despite more than 1,000...

People in flood-hit areas should be "reassured" by the response, Rishi Sunk has said - as more than 1,000 homes were deluged.

Source: lbc.co.uk