South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley -13 dams collapsed in flooding Heavy Snow flood Heavy Rains Man,s efforts are in vain
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Heavy snow flood heavy rains man,s efforts are in vain
Heavy snow flood heavy rains man,s efforts are in vain
Heavy snow flood heavy rains man,s efforts are in vain
Heavy snow flood heavy rains man,s efforts are in vain
My forewarning on Dams flooding and breach has come true and what will happen in India as major threat to India exist from Bhakra,Tehri,Bargi,Tawa etc dams.Wake up Mr.Natrendra Modi Prime Minister of India to save millions of life from dam burst
Weather patterns getting worse all over the US and perhaps the whole earth.
Unexpected and unprecedented rain struck over the weekend — with Hurricane Joaquin-increased intensity of storms dropping as much as 20 inches of water in some areas — many of the dams were strained beyond capacity.
More than two feet of rain has fallen in central Charleston County which is situated between the Ashley and Cooper rivers
The unofficial state record for 5-day total rainfall, which had stood for 107 years, has been surpassed at more than a dozen reporting sites.
The rainfall exceeded that of any tropical cyclone in South Carolina history
Six sites with more than 50 years of data have had their wettest Octobers on record weekend of October 3, 2015
- The October monthly precipitation record for any location in the state has likely been broken.
- Some of the hardest hit areas recorded rainfall amounts higher than 20 inches. Major roadways were closed across the state and Gov. Nikki Haley encouraged people to stay home and avoid any unnecessary travel.
- Seventeen people were killed as a result of weather-related incidents in South Carolina since Thursday, the South Carolina Department of Public Safety said Wednesday afternoon.
Rockbridge Road in the Columbia, S.C., area was damaged by floodwaters on Sunday.
The Cary Lake Dam in the Columbia, S.C., area washed out on Sunday
Historic rains have flooded large swaths of South Carolina, tearing apart roadways, trapping residents and ruining water supplies. At least nine weather-related deaths are linked to the storms. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley gave this numerical assessment of the emergency:
40,000 People without water 26,000 Households without power
2,700 Calls for emergency help
1,300 National Guard troops deployed throughout the state
932 People seeking refuge in 25 shelters.
910 Traffic collisions 550 Roads closed
150 Water rescues 127 Bridges closed 25 Aerial rescues 25 Shelters open
Go thru my early write up mentioned below-
WATER -WATER EVERY WHERE -TO SAVE PLANET EARTH AND YOUR LIFE FIT TECHNOLOGY IS THERE-DAM BURST
Above article written on 28th july 2015 and in 60 days time my forecast came true
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