Apart from a super-cyclone headed for East India, that is
Major
Typhoon Nari hits the Philippines
Typhoon
Nari hit the main Philippine island of Luzon Friday night local time
as a Category 3 typhoon with 115 mph winds. The core of the storm
passed about 80 miles north of the capital of Manila, and the storm
dumped torrential rains in excess of ten inches to the northeast of
Manilla, according to satellite estimates. Passage over Luzon
weakened Nari, and the typhoon is now emerging into the South China
Sea between the Philippines and Vietnam as a Category 2 storm with
105 mph winds. Nari has about two days over water to re-intensify
before making a second landfall in Vietnam around 18 UTC on Monday.
The 5 pm EDT Friday Joint Typhoon Warning Center advisory predicts
that Nari will re-intensify to 110 mph winds, just below Category 3
strength.
Flash
floods kill seven in Algeria
Algiers
(AFP) - Flash floods killed seven people in Algeria on Wednesday,
five of them in a normally arid region bordering the Sahara,
emergency services said.
Two
rivers burst their banks in Djelfa, 330 kilometres (205 miles), south
of Algiers, on the escarpment where the High Plateaus of the centre
give way to the deserts of the south, the APS news agency reported.
Five
bodies were recovered after two vehicles were swept away, it quoted
emergency services as saying.
The
other two deaths came in an area of Msila province 230 kilometres
(145 miles) southeast of the capital, where the Soubella river burst
its banks, APS said.
Several
dozen families were forced to flee homes along the river and take
refuge in a local school.
Ocean
City, MD Flooding
Laos
Flooding 9,Oct,2013
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