Showing posts with label nigeria floods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nigeria floods. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 April 2013

Storms and Floods

Cyclone Victoria Weakens in Indian Ocean off Western Australia


Tropical Cyclone Victoria has weakened overnight to a Category Two storm as it continues a southerly path several hundred kilometres out to sea south east of Christmas Island.


Spring Storm Batters USA


A large spring storm delivering heavy snow, strong wind and rain has caused travel problems from Wyoming to Chicago, closing large stretches of highways and delaying hundreds of flights.


Strong wind gusts caused 21 train cars to derail on Tuesday in eastern Nebraska, west of North Bend. No injuries were reported.


In Denver, about 16.51cm of snow fell at the airport, but the weather prompted nearly 500 flight cancellations and deicing planes delayed departures. Flights going to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, meanwhile, were being delayed an average of nearly four hours because of dense fog.


Many areas of Wyoming and western Nebraska received more than a foot of snow. In western Nebraska, road crews reported 8- to 9-foot drifts.


Other News:


A lightning strike in Nigeria has killed a 19 year old student in Lagos.


Recent floods in Kenya have claimed the lives of 32 people and displaced more than 18,000.


Tornado in Botkinburg, Arkansas, USA today has injured three people and damaged more than a dozen structures.

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

Storms and Floods

Surprise snow and heavy rainfall over the weekend have led to flash flooding in some areas of southern England.


A tornado hit La Marque, Texas, USA, causing damage to the local fire station.


Nigeria's worst flooding in at least half a century has killed 363 people since the start of July and displaced 2.1 million people, the Nigerian emergency agency has reported. Nigeria often suffers seasonal flash floods after heavy tropical rain, but the sheer scale of the devastation this year has shocked people and images of towns and cities under water have filled TV screens.

Tuesday, 16 October 2012

Storms and Floods

Rafael strengthens into a hurricane, with a tropical storm warning issued for Bermuda. Rafael is expected to bring rain to Atlantic Canada by mid-week.


Hurricane Paul is strengthening in the Pacific off Mexico and a tropical storm watch has been issued for a portion of Baja California.


Tropical storm Maria was located about 45 nm north-west of Iwo To, Japan.


The first tornado in decades has hit Rogers, Arkansas, USA.


A small tornado hit Mayfield, Kentucky, on Sunday evening.


Flood conditions continued in Nigeria in early October 2012. The country’s National Emergency Management Agency reported that floods had killed 431 people and displaced 1.3 million more. Floods had also wiped out 152,575 hectares (377,020 acres) of farmland, and Nigerians could expect rapidly rising food prices as a result.


 Satellite View Before the Floods:


 


Before Nigeria Floods


 


Satellite View Of the Floods:


After Nigeria Floods