Floods happening in more than just Australia........ ?????

Australian Floods Cause Devastation

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Queensland is known as the sunshine state but it is more like the rainy state after parts of the region were devastated by deadly flooding.

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I know this has been posted before, however i have not seen any posts about the other floods that are happening right now... if i am wrong and this is a repost sorry in advance!

Please see my other links... floods now in Australia, Brazil and Sir Lanka - i have posted to all of them... but check out uk msm and you will get alot more info... I heard that this is due to a band of weather that is normal... however its lower on the globe than normal... anyone heard about this... any relation to magnetic north dropping?

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www.topix.com... - this link also give lots of current info about floods all over the globe... for those interested.

sorry wrong date

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sorry i dont understand what you mean by wrong date? please explain ?

Originally posted by TheOdogg
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sorry i dont understand what you mean by wrong date? please explain ?

This flood happened in China Last Summer, I at first thought it was more recent.

Originally posted by flymetothemoon
China

Huge floods in southern China have killed at least 132 people and displaced 800,000, the government said today as the annual storm season picked up ferocity.

Local media showed images of people abandoning their homes in rubber dinghies in Nanchang, Jiangxi province, one of the worst-hit areas.

Many carried bundles of possessions salvaged from the waters that turned the streets into rivers.

More than 10 million people have lost property, been injured or suffered a cut in power or water supplies as a result of the week of torrential rain across Guangdong, Fujian, Guangxi, Jiangxi and Sichuan.

Many of these areas have gone from one extreme to another, according to the government. Earlier this year, south-east China endured its worst drought in living memory, but in the past week, some places have been inundated with three times the average rain for this period.

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I heard on the Finnish news that there have been floods in 2 other places, in some place there were over a hundred dead because of either the flood or the mudslide (might have misheard), I can check to see if I can find the sites now too. I am in Australia so basically the only news I hear is about the Queensland floods, which is why I checked the Finnish ones to get a bit of diversity. Yes, you had some links, I did not mishear the number of deaths (unfortunately).

I thought floods happened quite often actually, so I do not see much strangeness in 3 floods at once, although they might be large scale all of them. Although, it could be global warming. Sad news regardless.

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I agree they are not uncommon, however it was the weather band that is causing them and the fact that it is lower than the norm that i was interested in, it was only something i heard on the radio this morning so i cant show evidence of this.

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Indeed, I don't know much about climate analysis, and despite the constant coverage on all the channels I haven't really paid attention to the weather reports in that way (only to see how weather is around where I'm at). Maybe there's some info on the web, someone will know.

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I already tried to report this a couple of days ago however no-one has really taken that much of an interest..

Global Flooding and the MSM

Well floods, all at once, very big.
We also have a lot of volcanoes who are quite active: etna, krakatoa +more. (spewing lava and the like). Somebody posted a thread about the volcanoes not too long ago.
And of course the mass animal die-offs.
Something is going off and maybe triggering things which have been on the bring for a while (the volcanoes) or as a result flooding happened.
What is the trigger though?
What are the chances the three have a common thread.
Not necessarily a sold cause shared by all but a common link which at least attributes to all three.

They are blaming it on La Niña here:

www.metoffice.gov.uk...

But then again it is the Met Office