The first monsoon shower of the season caused flooding in several areas of East Bengaluru on Monday. Key areas such as Marathahalli, Varthur, and main roads, known for housing IT companies, were severely affected by the heavy rain on Monday.
The upscale Whitefield township also recorded significant rainfall. This comes after the same areas experienced floods last year, resulting in damages to houses, luxury villas and losses for IT companies.
The declared state of emergency remains in force in the municipalities of Berkovitsa and Georgi Damyanovo after yesterday's torrential rains. At the moment, there are no people in distress, said the mayor of Berkovitsa Dimitranka Kamenova.
The disaster caused damage to the infrastructure in some areas, there are flooded houses and yards.
In Berkovitsa, two kindergartens, a school and the premises of the local police department were also affected.
The road surface was destroyed, over 100 reports of flooded objects were received. Due to the danger of a dam overflowing, a preventive evacuation of residents of the Montana village of Klisuritsa was carried out.
Although that may look like a river, it's not. At least normally.
Ranchers north of Laramie, Wyoming captured the full force of a flash flood on Sunday afternoon as wet weather continued to have its lock on the Cowboy State.
Cindy Woods, who owns the Cross C Ranch north of Laramie and east of Rock River, Wyoming, told Cowboy State Daily meteorologist Don Day that the flash flood happened quickly with "tremendous force."
"It was at least 5-6 feet deep and as wide as the yard," Woods told Day.
A video shared by Woods shows a horse trailer being swept away by the waters in front of her house.
Heavy rainfall and flooding caused damage and road closures across many parts of southern Colorado.
Especially in areas southeast near Fountain and Security.
News5's Maggie Bryan is here in the studio with what she saw across the area.
Comment: Elsewhere in the state Boulder was hit by a severe hailstorm:
Nope that's not snow; heavy hail fell across Boulder on Monday afternoon
Storms with hail, wind, lightning and rain hit the Denver metro area and Boulder on Monday.
The first storms formed about 10:30 a.m. in the southwest metro, around Morrison, Lakewood and Littleton. As of 11:50 a.m., radar shows the storm losing intensity as it moves north and east. Some areas picked up about a half-inch of rain, possibly with localized flash flooding in low-lying areas.
Just before noon, the Colorado Department of Transportation closed 6th Avenue at Perry Street due to flooding.
About 12:15 p.m. another storm was building in Boulder County, with rain and hail for Boulder, Louisville, Gold Hill, Sugarloaf and Eldorado Springs. Photos and video shared on social media showed heavy hail in Boulder.
Hundreds of residents are stranded while several evacuated after flood waters rose in several parts of South Trinidad following torrential showers.
South Trinidad is under a Orange Level Riverine Flood Alert, with several communities in Penal, Debe Woodland and Barrackpore among the worst hit.
Just after lunch today, two WASA employees had to be rescued from the flood-ravaged Ragoonanan Trace in Penal on a dinghy by workers from the Penal/Debe Regional Corporation.
The South Oropouche River was among several rivers and tributaries that breached their banks, gushing water onto the streets and into resident's properties in several communities.
A downpour on Monday rendered several areas of Hanoi inundated. Nguyen Trai Street of Thanh Xuan District was 20-40 cm under water, making vehicles unable to traverse it.
From 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., rain levels in certain districts reached 66 mm, according to the Hanoi Sewerage and Drainage company. It is the second heaviest rain in Hanoi this summer, after the one on June 8. However, the rain only lasted for a short while.
Until June 15, Hanoi and northern provinces are forecast to receive widespread rains due to impacts of cold air and high-altitude winds. Rain levels would be between 90-200 mm per session. Low areas might be flooded as a result.
Large hail caused damage in Lantana and Flower Mound on Sunday evening, photo courtesy of Kevin Mercer
A brief but significant thunderstorm damaged some roofs and vehicles in southern Denton County on Sunday evening.
Scattered severe storms popped up around North Texas late Sunday, including one that moved through Lantana, Flower Mound, Highland Village and Lewisville around 8-8:30 p.m.
The storm dumped hail as large as baseballs on the area, causing damage to some homes and vehicles, while other escaped unscathed.
Footage shows water submerging a street in Paris after heavy rain hit the French capital over the weekend.
The video was captured in the city's Jourdain neighbourhood.
Violent storms battered Île-de-France on Sunday, with flooding from various places reported across the region, including Paris.
Traffic was affected by the severe weather and yellow warnings for thunderstorms were issued for Monday.
French website Meteo Express reported 20mm of rain in just 10 minutes and as a consequence of the flooding, some train stations across Paris were left flooded.
Thunderstorms returned to the Northstate Monday evening, and a lightning strike hit a tree in a Redding neighborhood, then landed a branch in a neighbor's roof.
"Lightning hit our tree while we were out front, 5 feet from the tree," Redding resident Dylan Gejeian said, from his Shasta View neighborhood next to Mountain View.
The tree was split in half when it was struck, sending a portion of the split top into the roof and dining room of a neighbor's home, he said. Thankfully, no one was hurt, he added.
The strike was caught on camera at 7:46 p.m. Gejeian shared a video from his Ring camera of the moment the lightning bolt came down.
Steven Yablonski Fox Weather Sun, 11 Jun 2023 11:33 UTC
A shocking video captured at a Mississippi home shows the moment when a bolt of lightning hit a tree and split it in half.
Chad Roberts shared video from home security cameras that captured the bolt of lightning hitting the tree at his home in Brandon, Mississippi, on Facebook.
Comment: Earlier flooding event report from June 5: Floods in northwestern Bulgaria caused severe damage