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The River Wandle broke its banks for the first time since the 1960s, flooding AFC Wimbledon's stadium and leaving a sinkhole on the pitch. [ 46 ] On 26 September, flash floods caused damage and disruption across the country, with flooding continuing into the following day. 35 people were evacuated from a caravan park in Yarwell ...
Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Norway and United Kingdom: 0: storm tide 2007: 2007 United Kingdom floods: United Kingdom: 13: heavy rain 2008: 2008 Irish flash floods: Ireland: 1: Heavy rain 2008: 2008 Morpeth floods: United Kingdom: 0: heavy rain 2009: 2009 Great Britain and Ireland floods: United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland: 4 ...
A heatwave in mid-July 2022 saw temperatures reach unprecedented levels in many parts of the UK, passing 40C for the first time on July 19. ... right now on the ... the flood waters to get to ...
Emergency crews rescue 20 people from care home trapped by floods. 12:15, Matt Mathers. Emergency crews have had to rescue 20 people from a care home in Derbyshire as cars were submerged in flood ...
It was the third time in less than 17 months that the region was affected by a major flood. On 19 October 2024, heavy rains and floods in Catania . [ 83 ] On 20 October 2024, severe flooding in Licata due to the overflowing of the Salso river , people saved themselves by climbing onto the roofs. [ 84 ]
Storm Bert continued to cause disruption across the UK on Monday, with severe flooding in areas of Wales and Northamptonshire. The Billing Aquadrome leisure park near Northampton has been severely ...
The North Sea Flood of 1953 caused over 2,000 deaths in the Dutch province of Zeeland and the United Kingdom and led to the construction of the Delta Works and the Thames Barrier. The North Sea flood of 1962 killed 318 people and damaged parts of the Netherlands, United Kingdom and Germany, but mainly Hamburg, Germany.
St. Lucia's flood: Not known by that name, the flood killed hundreds in England. This flood, along with the South England flood of February 1287, contributed to the decline of Dunwich as a major port. 1315–17: Great Famine: Throughout Europe. 1324: 10 years of hot summers: Drought in summer (London/south).