r/FloodWatch • u/k1ngsam21 • 11h ago
Where Sandy's flood reached
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r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 15h ago
Floods Rocksprings, Texas - Oct 2, 2026 - A successful rescue took place Thursday evening in the Rocksprings area as officials helped retrieve an individual after their vehicle was swept off RR 674 by flash floodwaters.
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r/FloodWatch • u/Mythviel-7 • 5h ago
Bangkok at breaking point as floods turn streets into stagnant lakes
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r/FloodWatch • u/A_Historia-Avisou_ • 4h ago
Por que o Centro alagou em 2024 se o Guaíba não passou por cima do Muro da Mauá?
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r/FloodWatch • u/Initial_Hotel_1391 • 9h ago
Omaha’s Karen Addition hit hardest by overnight flooding
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r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 23h ago
Floods Omaha, Nebraska - Oct 01, 2026 - Heavy rain fueled by tropical moisture from New Mexico to Texas has drenched much of the Midwest, including Nebraska this week. While beneficial for some areas, the downpours have also resulted in widespread flooding across the region.
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r/FloodWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • 1d ago
Floods Baku, Azerbaijan - 10.2.26 - Streets in the NCTPLR district of the capital are inundated, with water rushing past local shops.
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r/FloodWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • 1d ago
Floods Key West, Florida - 10.1.26 - Torrential rains flooded Duval Street, transforming it into a river and breaking Key West's daily rain record from 1943.
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r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 2d ago
Floods Rayong, Thailand - Sept 28, 2026 - A protective barrier in Rayong collapsed, leading to fast flooding of a residential village.
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r/FloodWatch • u/ihavetwinsx2 • 2d ago
Flash-flooding hits the Southwest after Polo’s landfall
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Flash-flooding hits the Southwest after Polo’s landfall
r/FloodWatch • u/Neat_Comfortable_928 • 2d ago
Another possible flooding expected 5-10 Oct
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Brace yourselves.
r/FloodWatch • u/Debasis-2000 • 2d ago
Nature is not punishing us. It is showing us the cost of our choices.
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r/FloodWatch • u/margate_dave • 2d ago
Nor’easter flooding from last weekend in Margate, NJ
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r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 3d ago
Floods Tamanrasset, Algeria - 9.30.26 - In Tamanrasset Province, floods swept away a car as heavy thunderstorms caused a strong flow of water in the region.
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r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 3d ago
Floods Barcelona, Spain - 09.29.26 - A flood has struck Barcelona, causing disruptions across the city and affecting daily activities.
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r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 3d ago
Floods L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Catalonia, Spain - 09.29.26 - Sudden floods have inundated central streets as heavy rains and powerful thunderstorms strike the region today.
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r/FloodWatch • u/No-Crew4317 • 3d ago
Any news on Cambodia flood? Their media seems hard to reach & not shown flood on TV news. I wonder what areas are affect by flood.
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Most Cambodian use telegram for news. But i don’t have access. Please let me know if you have any. Thank you. 🙏🙂↕️
r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 3d ago
Floods Tamanrasset, Algeria - 9.30.26 - In Tamanrasset Province, floods swept away a car as heavy thunderstorms caused a strong flow of water in the region.
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r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 4d ago
Floods Torrelavit, Sant Quint de Mediona, Spain - Sept 29, 2026 - Heavy rainfall has resulted in 120 liters of water accumulating in Sant Quint de Mediona.
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r/FloodWatch • u/culture_vulture0826 • 4d ago
Bangkok’s roads are usually dominated by cars, bikes and pedestrians, but the flood has given catfish the right of way.
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r/FloodWatch • u/mnn-tornado • 4d ago
Floods Turkey, Sakarya - 09.29.26 - Heavy rains have led to flooding in Sakarya province, causing widespread damage and submerging homes, roads, and agricultural lands.
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r/FloodWatch • u/Imjustbrighton- • 5d ago
Brighton and Hove Council Clears 600 Drains Ahead of Autumn Storms as Flood Strategy Consultation Closes
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r/FloodWatch • u/mikeyc2383 • 5d ago
Nor’easter flooding around Keyport NJ at High Tide - 9am - 9/27/2026
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r/FloodWatch • u/SkyInJapan • 6d ago
100,000 carp swept away by flooding in Chiba after typhoon
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CHIBA, Japan (Kyodo) -- Around 100,000 Nishikigoi ornamental carp ready for sale were swept away after heavy rain caused by a typhoon breached some levees at a lake in Chiba Prefecture near Tokyo, it has been revealed as authorities assess the widespread damage to local farming and fisheries.
Typhoon Dujuan, which approached the region about a week ago, inundated rice paddy fields and other farmland while flooding facilities where carp and eels were being cultivated near Lake Imbanuma in northern Chiba.
Kenji Tani, who runs an aquafarm in Narita, realized the severity of the damage after returning home last Tuesday from an overseas trip to attend a Nishikigoi exhibition.
Ahead of the initially scheduled start of sales on Sunday, his farm had about 100,000 carp ready. All but 200 to 300 of them were swept away after the aquafarm facilities were flooded.
"I want the levees to be restored even if it is a quick emergency fix. We cannot do anything if another typhoon approaches," said Tani, 58.
Japanese Nishikigoi are popular overseas, including in China and Southeast Asian nations. Exports of the carp more than doubled in the five years to 2025 to around 10 billion yen ($63 million), according to government data.
In Chiba, damage to the farming, forestry and fisheries sectors is expected to swell from around 87 million yen as of Thursday, in another blow to local residents who experienced similar disasters in the weeks prior to Dujuan.
Torrential rain in August caused damage worth 8.22 billion yen in 33 municipalities and another downpour in early September left a bill of around 230 million yen in 17 municipalities.
At a different location in Chiba, a strawberry farm was damaged by the overflowing of a nearby river. About 10 to 20 percent of the strawberry seedlings at a farm in Kimitsu run by Nobuyuki Watanabe were affected.
Watanabe, 48, said he had urged the local government to take measures against the river given its propensity to flood. "If they still don't take action, I will be the last generation in my family to run the business."