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Several die in south of France flash floods

Posted on November 30, 2014 by Jim Brennan

Euronews reports on the damage caused by recent freak weather events in the south of France: Flash floods caused by torrential rain in the south of France have left at least four people dead and two missing, including a young … Continue reading →

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April 2014, a month of extreme weather.

Posted on May 28, 2014 by Jim Brennan

This April past has featured some of the most extreme weather since records began according to this article at wunderground.com: April featured disastrous floods in the Solomon Islands and Afghanistan (where a landslide on May 2nd killed as many as … Continue reading →

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Several die in south of France flash floods

April 2014, a month of extreme weather.

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