Storm Boris Ravages Central Europe

Storm Boris poured over a month’s worth of rain across Central Europe within 24 hours last weekend. Liz Bentley, chief executive of the Royal Meteorological Society in London, called the amount of rain “unprecedented.”

Details: Emil Dragomir, mayor of an affected village, called it a “catastrophe of epic proportions.” The storm tore through Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. There have been 18 confirmed deaths; many are still missing.

• 50,000 were evacuated in the Czech Republic.
• Dams burst across the region.
• Floods submerged entire neighborhoods.
• Major industrial centers shut down; many are without heating and hot water.
• Some citizens had to be evacuated from the roofs of high-rise apartment buildings via helicopter.

Countries further along the Danube River, such as Hungary and Slovakia, are preparing for major flooding to hit later in the week.

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