Torrential rain
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British Columbia, Canada is Threatened by Increasing Flood Risk: Hydrologists and Meteorologists on High Alert
The greatest risk of flooding was due to the delayed melting of frozen waters in British Columbia, which has the potential to simultaneously thaw sooner or later.
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Canada: Overland Flooding Hits Winnipeg, Manitoba: Rainfall Warning in Place
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Uzbekistan: Massive Floods and Landslides due to Heavy Rain Kill Multiple People
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NOAA - NWS Issues Fresh Warnings for Multi-Hazard Weather Conditions Across the United States Until Friday
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South Africa: Torrential Rain Causes Flash Floods and Landslides in KwaZulu-Natal Province
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Tropical Storm Agaton Makes Landfall in the Philippines, Continues to Wreak Havoc in Central and Southern Regions
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