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Massive Waves, High Tides Overwhelm Towns in Ireland, SW England, W France
Multiple storms packing up to hurricane-force winds and generating significant waves, combined with driving rain and high tides have flooded large coastal areas in Ireland, Wales, SW England and western France.
At least three separate storm systems have wreaked havoc across western Europe since late last week.
British Isles: Infrared satellite image. Source: EUMETSAT/ UK Met Office. The image was enhanced by FIRE-EARTH Blog. Yes! We’ve noticed the unusual formation to the right of the image.
In England, dozens of towns and villages in several counties were flooded. The worst hit areas included the counties of Cornwall, Devon, Gloucestershire and Somerset in SW England.
“Places flooded in Cornwall include Looe, Fowey, Newlyn, Porthleven and Mevagissey. Devonport in Plymouth and Kingsbridge, Devon, have also been flooded,” said a report.
“There’s been flooding in Mevagissey, the main road in Fowey and the seafront is closed in Penzance because of the concern of debris being thrown by waves on to the road,” said a County official in Cornwall.
“Clearly there’s a severe amount of coastal damage and we need a clear weather window to start repairs.”
A woman was killed in Sussex after being carried out to sea by strong currents on Saturday, the report said.
UK Police warned that flood-hit villages were being targeted by thieves.
On Sunday, the UK Environment Agency issued hundreds of flood warnings and flood alerts including 9 severe flood warnings (danger to life) for the coastal areas.
In Wales, additional warnings of for more severe wind and torrential rain were issued as clean-up from the weekend storms continued, said a report.
“Very strong winds are likely, with gusts of up to 70mph and perhaps even 80mph along some coastlines in the south west,” reported the UK Met Office, warning that very strong winds will cause coastal flooding.
Storms devastate many areas in Ireland
Storms and widespread flooding have devastated many areas in Ireland, leaving hundreds of families homeless. An Orange Alert remained in effect around the country.
Many people “had to be rescued from their homes as the country was hit with gale force winds, heavy rain and serious flooding in various parts, said a report.
Residents in the Aran Islands have been cut off from local resources after roads were destroyed by massive walls of water.
“Many of the inland roads are gone meaning people can’t get out of their homes,” explained a resident. “We’ve never seen anything like it.”
“We have been devastated this time round,” she added.
Meanwhile, a violent storm battering the west coast of Ireland left a beach submerged in 7 feet of sea foam, said a report.
We Told You So!
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- Climate change could directly affect about half the population in the UK in the next 3 to 5 years posted on November 20, 2009.
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