What are flash floods? Where do flash floods occur, when?
Flash floods are a type of flood that has a very fast water level when a huge amount of water moves quickly from high to low terrain.
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Flash floods are a type of flood that has a very fast water level when a huge amount of water moves quickly from high to low terrain.
From July 20 to July 22, in the northern midland and mountainous areas, there is a moderate rain, prolonged heavy rain. High rainfall in mountainous, midland and some pl…
Extensive rain in Bac Bo and Thanh Hoa; Heavy rains in the northern mountainous provinces are likely to last until July 15.
From now until July 16, the North is still raining heavily at night and in the morning, Hanoi is likely to be inundated, while the mountains in danger of flash floods la…
According to the Central Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, from July 13-16, Northern Vietnam continued to show heavy rain and thunderstorms in many…
From tonight, the cold air will pour into the rain to come to Thanh Hoa.
The truths about flooding will keep you from being shocked by their destructive power.
Heavy rain continuously caused 1,200 houses in Quang Binh to be deep from 0.8 to 2m.
This afternoon (August 17), the tropical depression strengthened into a storm - storm No. 3.
According to the Central Hydrometeorological Forecast Center, from now to the end of 2016, there will be 6-8 storms and tropical depressions operating in the South China…
Tropical depressions in the Gulf of Tonkin have weakened and faded away. Meanwhile, tropical depressions formed in the North China Sea are still moving and are likely to…
At least 24 people died from heavy rains and floods caused landslides in Central Java province, Indonesia.
Forecasting the weather on May 13, Hanoi is nearly rainy in the morning, there are places with moderate rain, heavy and scattered rain with thunderstorms, in the thunder…
In the morning of September 14, 2015, the tropical depression turned into a storm with strong wind speed of level 8 (60-75km / h), expected to enter the coast of Da Nang…
Today's heavy rain continues to fall in southeastern China, where the Soudelor storm moves deep into the mainland, causing floods and killing at least 8 people.