Athens under water after several hours of rainfall!!! Italy too!!! More to come!!!

Thread: A level 1 was issued for the South Iberian Peninsula and Mediterranean region for Tornadoes!!!

This is Titor. Flooding all over the world soon.
Sulfur smell in Japan.

Interesting post....thanks

really? Where?

Photos-videos: [link to www.zougla.gr]

Last Edited by insertfunnyusername on 02/22/2013 07:55 AM

My friend you are safe? I hope so!

The pictures remind me of when we have a heavy rain here in Brazil.

Happens at least one or two times every year, here...

this is perfectly normal, nothing to see here.... :D

How many milimetres of precipitation?

More than 200?

Rainfalls of 110 millimetres are quite usual here in my part fo Brazil.


Usually, we get at least one rain of 110 millimetres every year.

And we don't call it doom...

I think that HAARP works full power over the last year... :D

I'm safe my friend, not in Athens currently, thanks for asking though.

This happens pretty much every year, but not on such a big scale maybe. This is the strongest rainfall since 1961.
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Greece is a client of Weather Modification Incorporated. They've gone from being a country with very little rainfall diring the winter months with no rain at all usually between late May and late October to having a huge increase in rain particularly this year.

The client page from Weather Modification Incorporated.
[link to www.weathermodification.com]

"The rain was so strong that by Friday morning, in many areas of Attica in rainfall reached 75 mm. "


Whaaaaat??


75 millimetres? And that was the strongest since 1961?


You really don't know what RAIN means!!!

I live in a sunny part of Brazil, but when it rains, IT RAINS!!

Hehe, if we had more than this, people would probably die in the flood or something, there is no adequate infrastructure to cope with more than this, especially in Athens.

Wow, our infrastructure is not good too... It's very fun when we have a 110 millimetres rainfall here, usually in March or April, and some cars start to float around!


But you know... Brazilians know how to enjoy and get the best from all situations, so this is how we deal with floods:

[link to 1.bp.blogspot.com]

[link to avi.alkalay.net]


Why get stressed??

I know it rains a lot in Brazil, the bbq seems great, why get stressed indeed.

i am glad you and yours are safe.

nice to know! By the way do you think bad weather will continue? All med countries and Iberian Peninsula are on threat today.

Flash Flood in Greece on Friday, 22 February, 2013 at 10:04 (10:04 AM) UTC.

Description
Torrential rain caused widespread flooding in many parts of Attica on Friday with the fire service receiving more than 400 calls to pump out flooded basements or rescue stranded vehicles. The rainfall, which started in the early hours of the morning, flooded several roads with the areas of Aegaleo, Nikaia, Haidari and Peristeri in the western suburbs among the worst hit. The rivers of Ilissos and Pivrodafni both broke their banks with witnesses reporting seeing parked cars being swept away in the Pikrodafni River. Several roads were closed off including Pireos Street due to heavy flooding at the Hamosternas junction, NATO Avenue near Aspropyrgos, Dimokratias Street and coastal Poseidonos Avenue near the junction with Syggrou Avenue. The Athens-Corinth national highway was flooded at the Skaramanga junction and parts of Piraeus, Drapetsona and Kalamaki were also badly affected with several reports of people trapped in their cars. The flooding caused problems with the operation of the Athens tram and led to many buses being taken off the roads. There were some disruptions with ferry travel. Flooding at electricity substations in Terpsithea and Korydallos caused power cuts early in the morning but power had been widely restored shortly after 10 a.m.
[link to hisz.rsoe.hu]

Thanks.
it's snowing in the north parts of the country since yesterday, it's not cold though, weird weather for end of February.

One dead but no injuries reported?

The death was weird, a 23 year old woman died trapped in her car from a heart attack, paramedics couldn't save her. :(

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also very bad in Italy... [link to www.20min.ch]

yes, i know... do you see the estofex allert? Thread: A level 1 was issued for the South Iberian Peninsula and Mediterranean region for Tornadoes!!!

Terrible!!!

Terrible indeed, she was trapped in her car and when passerby tried to help her she panicked and lost consciousness and then died on the way to the hospital. Doctors believe it was a shock and heart attack, but the exact cause will be verified later.