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The capital of Serbia under water!! Crazy rain flooded Belgrade!
The real climate chaos is happening in Europe. After an abnormal hailstorm in France and other countries faced with extreme precipitation. On July 5, at about 7 pm local time, a severe storm hit the capital of Serbia. The storm first affected the peripheral areas of Belgrade, after which it spread through Zemun and New Belgrade to the rest of the city. The rain first came in waves, and then there was a real flood. The storm, which lasted at full strength for about 30 minutes, was accompanied by wind gusts up to 60 km/h. Visibility dropped to less than 100 meters. In half an hour the temperature dropped from 35 to 20 degrees Celsius. About 13 liters of rain fell per square meter. Due to the large amount of precipitation, the roads turned into lakes, some cars got stuck in the water. Storm drains could not take such a large amount of water. Many garages and cellars are under water. The cause of extreme rainfall can be found in a global phenomenon - climate change. Precipitation intensity is increasing and the infrastructure is not adapted to receive this amount of water in a short period. Floods are the result, often causing great damage.
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