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Luckily in Warsaw, where I live there was, so far, little rain and nothing bigger isnt expected, but southern part of country is in danger, some small riveres already create flood in small cities and villages.

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1 hour ago, Grassmarket said:

I am sure I have read somewhere that drowning is a common form of death in the Sahara. When rain does fall, there is lots of bare rock, so it produces very rapid flash floods that can sweep away unwary travellers.

"Flash flooding" can be a big issue in parts of the Western US as well. 

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3 hours ago, Grassmarket said:

I am sure I have read somewhere that drowning is a common form of death in the Sahara. When rain does fall, there is lots of bare rock, so it produces very rapid flash floods that can sweep away unwary travellers.

Like that ? They swimm into flooding :roflmao:

 

 

 

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Tomorrow's match in domestic league in volleyball between Resovia Rzeszów and Stal Nysa is postponed for 30th October due to team being unable to travel. You know it must be serious when indoor sport event is postponed by weather :cry: Meanwhile a big wave reached first bigger city Kłodzko, where flood embankment broke and water entered to city center :yikes::hairpull::cry:

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