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Lake Erie water levels 30 inches above average

Lake Erie is 30 inches above its long-term average for the month of May
© Mark Mulville/Buffalo NewsLake Erie is 30 inches above its long-term average for the month of May
Lake Erie is 30 inches above its long-term average for the month of May, said John Griffith, director of emergency services for Chautauqua County.

"Individuals using Lake Erie should be aware of the high water levels and the possibility of limited beach and docking areas in some locations due to the high water," Griffith said. "It is also critical that swimmers be careful as water depths much different than normal and shore undercurrents can be especially dangerous close to the lake cliffs."


Comment: Additional information: A rising Lake Erie closes streets, ferry, leaves debris


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Heavy rain floods Bucharest, Romania

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A heavy summer rain flooded the streets of Romanian capital Bucharest on Friday afternoon causing traffic jams. The subway and the main train station - Gara de Nord were also flooded as well as dozens of houses, according to Adevarul.ro.

In some areas of Bucharest, the rainfall reached record levels. In the Pantelimon area, the rain on Friday was one that occurs once in one hundred years, according to the capital's water and sewage services supplier Apa Nova.


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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Climate turns 180 degrees as continental rains & cold increase

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Rain records fall in Montreal, exceptional cold for southern Mexico and Central America along with north and central Africa. Unusual heavy rainfall in northern Africa to boost more grain yields as that part of the planet becomes a new food grow zone. Calls to limit CO2 to zero emissions by 2050, but forgetting natural inputs from nature. Styxx advises shout outs to round the censors to pass information. #grandsolarminimum #climatechange #floods #recordcold


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Dozens rescued, 1 missing after flash floods in south west Saudi Arabia

Floods in south west Saudi Arabia, May 2019.
© Photo: Saudi Arabia Civil DefenceFloods in south west Saudi Arabia, May 2019.
Heavy rain from 22 May has caused flash flooding in south west Saudi Arabia, prompting dozens of flood rescues and leaving at 1 person missing.

The rain caused flooding and landslides in Jazan and Najran Regions. Roads have been closed and Civil Defence have carried out dozens of flood rescues, mostly people in vehicles trapped in flood water.

Saudi Arabia Civil Defence reports that one person is still missing after he was washed away by flood water in Jazan Region on 23 May. Civil Defence teams assisted by volunteers have been searching for the missing person for the last 3 days.

Six people died in similar flooding in the neighbouring country of Oman last week.


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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Rain and water everywhere planet wide

Vehicles drive through a flooded road following heavy rains in Sanaa, Yemen.
© Yahya Arhab/EPAVehicles drive through a flooded road following heavy rains in Sanaa, Yemen.
Increasing Galactic Cosmic Rays are leading to a visible change in the amount of record rain events across the planet. Australian outback, Oman, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Middle East, North Africa, USA grain Belts all with record ever recorded rainfall and this is a small selection of events unfolding in the last month. Crop prices up due to floods and hail globally.


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More flash foods leave 24 dead, houses destroyed in Afghanistan

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Natural Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said on 25 May, 2019, that at least 24 people have died in a new wave of flash flooding that has affected several parts of the country.

Fatalities were reported in Kabul, Parwan, Ghour, Herat, Bamyan and Ghazni provinces. Eleven people have been injured, 116 houses damaged and 221 destroyed.

NDMA said that over 500 people were recently rescued from floods in the Shebar district of Bamyan province.


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At least 1,000 homes flooded in Tulsa as a foot of rain falls in Oklahoma - More rain forecast

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© Tom Gilbert/Tulsa World/Associated PressFloodwaters from the Arkansas River inundate homes Thursday May 23, 2019 in Sand Springs, Oklahoma.
Flooding has affected hundreds of homes in rain-weary Oklahoma, an official said, and more severe weather is possible Friday and Saturday in the Sooner State.

Officials believe floods have had an impact on at least 1,000 homes in some way, especially in northeastern Oklahoma around the swollen Arkansas River, state Department of Emergency Management spokeswoman Keli Cain said.

Flood watches and warnings were in effect Friday for large portions of northern Oklahoma. By the afternoon, Gov. Kevin Stitt had amended an earlier executive order to declare a state of emergency in all 77 counties across the state due to the severe weather.

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Ice Age Farmer Report: "The worst ever that we've seen" - Wettest since 1895 - Grand Solar Minimum

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An inflection point has been reached with respect to the collapse of modern agriculture as we enter the Grand Solar Minimum and the climate changes -- and the system is responding by clamping down on truth.

As the US experiences its worst planting on record, China is facing a one-two punch from African Swine Fever and Armyworm. Food prices are rising.

Canada officially reports a 14-year high of arctic sea ice levels.

Will ASF come to US, and inspire forced vaccines for livestock?

Christian breaks it down.


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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Corporate media confused: More ice, less ice, more rain, less rain

Milwaukee Harbor along the lakefront.
Heavy winter snow and ice finally melts into Lake Michigan along the Milwaukee Harbor along the lakefront.
In 2017 "Climate Experts" had irrefutable proof that the Great Lakes would continue an evaporation decline spiral due to climate change, but today we are at 100 year high water marks with all of the great lakes about to set the highest water marks ever set. We also see the same "this place is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world" headlines coming out of the same Great Lakes. When will the corporate media begin asking hard questions why so many bad predictions didn't pan out?


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Wet spring delays California crops, snow elsewhere in west

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California growers are frustrated by an unusually wet spring that has delayed the planting of some crops like rice and damaged others including strawberries and wine grapes.

The state's wet conditions come as much of the West is experiencing weird weather. Colorado and Wyoming got an unusually late dump of snow this week. Meanwhile temperatures in Phoenix have dropped 15 degrees below normal.

Large swaths of California have seen two to five times more precipitation than is normal for this point in May, the National Weather Service said. A series of storms soaked much of Colusa County where rice grower Kurt Richter was forced to wait weeks to seed his land.

"You should be seeing green lawns of rice out there right now," Richter said Tuesday from his farm about 120 miles north of San Francisco. "But it's just flooded fields, with nothing sticking out of the water."

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