วันอาทิตย์ที่ 26 มิถุนายน พ.ศ. 2554

สถาณการณ์ระดับน้ำที่แม่น้ำ Souris ทางตอนเหนือมลรัฐดาโกต้า (North Dakota) สหรัฐ ขนาดน้ำเพิ่มปริมาณจำนวนมากสุดในรอบ 130 ปี

สถาณการณ์ระดับน้ำที่แม่น้ำ Souris ทางตอนเหนือมลรัฐดาโกต้า (North Dakota) สหรัฐ ขนาดน้ำเพิ่มปริมาณจำนวนมากสุดในรอบ 130 ปี

ทำให้น้ำท่วมบ้านกว่า 2,500 หลัง และสถาณการณ์เริ่มจะเลวร้ายลงไปอีกที่ Nebraska เช่นเดียวกัน




Warning: Flood waters begin to pour through a breached levee and flood the Minot Country Club today




Barriers broken: A home is seen submerged in flood waters from the Souris River, after sand bags failed to hold the water back in Minot, North Dakota







Almost gone: The Souris River nearly covers a camper and the roof of a house in Burlington, left, while right, a clay levee begins to fall apart near a house in Minot, North Dakota



Roof tops: Just the roofs of buildings are visible above the water the swollen Souris River which
has consumed whole neighbourhoods



Hell and high water: A neighbourhood is almost toally submerged in flood waters in Minot, North Dakota



Flooded: The Souris River flood waters engulf a cemetery in Burlington




Head above water: The head of a lawn deer statue juts out of the flood waters from the Souris River
in an evacuated western neighbourhood of Minot






Submerged: Railroad cars are surrounded by flood waters from the Souris River near Velva, left, and right,
police tape floats near a fire hydrant in flood waters from the Souris River in Minot



Shoring up: Members of the North Dakota National Guard lay sandbags on top of the dike that surrounds
a library and fire station as the Souris River flood waters rise in Minot



There's no stopping the Souris: Flood waters engulf traffic signs in Burlington


But for how long? The owner of a garage in Burlington celebrate its dry status during flooding in the region



...And in Nebraska: The Cooper Nuclear Power Plant near Brownville, Nebraska, is still surrounded by rising flood waters



Closed: Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant in eastern Nebraska has been shut since early June
because of the flood water level there



Blue fields: The roofs of farm buildings just north of Council Bluffs, Iowa, are just visible above Missouri flood waters




Road to nowhere: Floodwaters from the Missouri River slowly cover highway 111, left, while a dead carp lies atop a flooded sidewalk near the Missouri River in Council Bluffs, Iowa



It sure is: An apt street sign is submerged in floodwater in Corning, Missouri



Break down: Despite the impressive barricade a home succumbs to the water pressure to break apart
and be engulfed by Missouri River flood waters




Breach: Water from the Missouri River surges over a failed levee near Rock Port, Missouri


Water everywhere: An aerial view of Corning, Missouri. The Missouri River, swollen by heavy rains and melting snow,
has been flooding areas from Montana through Missouri



Battening down the hatches: Workers with CenturyLink telephone company work on building a three-foot wall of sandbags surrounding a switching station during the mandatory evacuation of Craig, Missouri




Play time is over: Jarrett and Jessica Hunter watch the swollen Missouri River in Corning, Missouri, left,
while road leading up to the Mormon bridge connecting Nebraska and Iowa are totally submerged



Carnage: Other vehicles were not quite so lucky and were swept away by the floods



Man versus nature: A levee manages to keep the water from passing

Souris River swells past 130-year record level flooding 2,500 homes in North Dakota... and it's going to get worse | Mail Online

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