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Heavy rainfall and floods hit Bulgaria


The Sofia Globe
Mon, 03 Jun 2019 18:03 UTC
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Bulgaria's weather forecasters have issued a warning of a risk of floods in the evening hours of June 3 and the early morning of June 4.

The warning follows recent days of heavy rain that have hard-hit several places in Bulgaria, notably second city Plovdiv.

For June 4, the "Code Yellow" warning of potentially dangerous weather has been issued for 15 districts in Bulgaria because of forecast thunderstorms and heavy rain. The districts include Sofia - both the city and the district - and Plovdiv, and are all in the western half of Bulgaria.

On June 3, a partial state of emergency was declared in Gorna Oryahovitsa municipality because of complications caused by the heavy rain.

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5 dead, dozens missing after landslides following heavy rain in eastern Region of Uganda


Floodlist
Thu, 06 Jun 2019 11:42 UTC
Landslide in Bududa Distric
© Uganda Red Cross SocietyLandslide in Bududa District, Eastern Region, Uganda, June 2019.
At least 5 people have died after a series of landslides in the Eastern Region of Uganda.

Uganda Broadcasting Coropration (UBC) said that multiple landslides were reported within Bududa district, 3 serious landslides hit Buwaali Sub-County in the areas of Bunamwamba North, Bunamwamba Main and Bunamwamba South. Around 50 people are believed to be missing and 150 houses destroyed.

The landslides occurred during the night of 04 June to early 05 June, 2019, after a period of about 4 hours of heavy rain. Local media reported that the rain also caused some flooding, with the River Summe breaking its banks in Bunamwamba Main.


Comment: 8 dead as flash floods hit Kampala, Uganda

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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Corn price forecast Dec 2019 - I hope you will be able to afford your food


Adapt 2030
Wed, 05 Jun 2019 09:18 UTC
Water pools in rain-soaked farm fields on May 29, 2019 near Gardner, Illinois
© Scott Olson / Getty ImagesWater pools in rain-soaked farm fields on May 29, 2019 near Gardner, Illinois.
With the worst planting figures ever recorded in the USA and China struggling to get planted I wanted to use historical charts and figures from the USDA to forecast to Dec 2019 prices so that you can see where we are heading with food prices. It doesn't look pretty unless you are corn call long. THIS IS NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE ONLY A GLIMPSE THROUGH HISTORY TO THINK ABOUT WHERE GLOBAL PRICES ARE MOVING.


Comment: A global food disaster is in the making

It is always best to be prepared. See also: And do have a listen to the SOTT Talk Radio show that was devoted to this subject:

Surviving the End of the World (as we Know it)

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2 dead, thousands homeless after devastating floods hit south west Libya


Floodlist
Wed, 05 Jun 2019 20:31 UTC
Devastating floods hit Ghat District in south west Libya on 03 June, 2019.
© Government of Ghat DistrictDevastating floods hit Ghat District in south west Libya on 03 June, 2019.
UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) in Libya reports at least 2 people have died and many are displaced after major flooding in Ghat District in south-western Libya.

Flooding struck on 03 June, 2019, after a period of heavy rain. Local authorities said that as much as 70% of the city was under flood water, forcing over 500 families to leave damaged or flooded homes.

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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Wake up call for every supermarket shopper who buys food


Adapt 2030
Mon, 03 Jun 2019 20:06 UTC
Lake Eyre National Park
© South Australian Tourism Commission/Lachlan SwanLake Eyre National Park
- Inland sea forming Australia and parts of the Middle East
- Unprecedented rain events globally
- Corn prices increase
- Delayed planting USA
- Wheat harvest losses Australia
- Grain storage facilities folded more lost grain in the USA
- Feeder Flash agriculture & livestock reports
- US fields are incredibly contaminated after the Mid-West floods #noplant19
- Types of food disappearing off supermarket shelves
- One Year in Hell, Bosnian War account, what was most valuable to trade
- Record high cosmic rays
- Global Warming narrative shift

David DuByne creator of the ADAPT 2030 channel on YouTube discusses societal changes as our Earth shifts to a cooler climate as the Eddy Grand Solar Minimum intensifies, a 400-year cycle in our Sun which will affect crop production, the economy and everyone on our planet. This is a timeline for what you can expect from now to 2023.


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Ice Age Farmer Report: End of cheap food 2019 - Meat rationing and free beer


Ice Age Farmer
Tue, 04 Jun 2019 14:22 UTC
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A staggering 30+% of US Corn planting did not happen.

We are witnessing cascading, catastrophic failures of modern agriculture during this Solar Minimum, and the establishment is frantically pushing its Warming agenda--literally offering free beer--as they move to take total control of the food supply. Start growing your own food today.


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Storms bring damaging hail and flooding to Southeast New Mexico


news.com.au
Mon, 03 Jun 2019 13:01 UTC
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A hailstorm left cars damaged as it battered areas of southeast New Mexico on Sunday, June 2.

Video shared on Sunday by Elizabeth Vargas showed heavy hail hitting the front porch of her house in Hagerman, New Mexico.

Vargas said the hail broke the windshield of her car and shredded leaves and flowers off the rose bushes that lined the front of her house.

The storm also brought heavy rains and flooding to the town, according to a Facebook post by Dexter Fire Department Chief Justin Powell.


Credit: Elizabeth Vargas via Storyful

Comment: Another video report:
Flash flooding, hail flows (hail up to 3") on the rear of a supercell passing south of Roswell, New Mexico.



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Thousands affected by floods and landslides in north west Colombia


Floodlist
Mon, 03 Jun 2019 12:26 UTC
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Flooding and landslides in northwestern Colombia have affected thousands of people over the last few days in particular in Antioquia and Cordoba Departments. Authorities report that rivers are at Red Alert levels in at least 8 locations in the north west of the country.

Antioquia

In Antioquia Department, wide areas of Caucasia Municipality were flooded after heavy rain from around 27 May, 2019. On 01 June, the Cauca River in Caucasia reached 4.52m, above Orange Alert level of 4.5m.

Local media reported that 30,000 people have been affected and an estimated 80% of the municipality is under water.

Also in Antioquia, flooding and landslides have closed roads, caused material damages and affected around 3,500 people in Copacabana Municipality.

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Floods prompt emergency declarations in Serbia and Bosnia


Floodlist
Tue, 04 Jun 2019 11:33 UTC
Around 160 people have been evacuated
© Ministry of Interior SerbiaAround 160 people have been evacuated from their homes after flooding in Serbia 03 June, 2019.
Several cities and municipalities have declared a state of emergency after heavy rain caused flooding and landslides in parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and Serbia over the last few days.


Bosnia and Herzegovina

Flooding and landslides in northern BiH have damaged homes, infrastructure and crops. The city of Tuzla in the north east of the country declared a state of natural disaster on 01 June, 2019 in response to the flooding and landslides triggered by the rain.
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Homes, vehicles damaged after Jalisco river overflows its banks in San Gabriel, Mexico


Mexico News Daily
Mon, 03 Jun 2019 19:17 UTC
Flood damage in San Gabriel
Flood damage in San Gabriel
One person dead, 10 reported missing in San Gabriel

The San Gabriel river in Jalisco overflowed its banks yesterday, carrying a deluge of mud, timber and debris into the small town of the same name.

Floodwaters damaged dwellings and vehicles, affecting dozens of families. A 36-year-old woman has been confirmed dead and at least 10 others have been reported missing.

A preparatory school run by the University of Guadalajara was set up as a shelter for those affected by the flooding.


Comment: Two days earlier in another state of the same country: Heavy rain turns streets into rivers in San Luis Potosí, Mexico

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