Floods in Spain.

[UltraBudgie]

That video of the cars and mudflood is unbelievable! At first I thought they just had a criminally-bad draining system or something, then I read this:

Almost a year's worth of rain fell in just eight hours in the worst-affected part of Valencia this week.

A record-breaking 179.2 litres per square metre (7.1 inches) of rain fell in Turis in one hour at the height of the storm, the State Meteorological Agency as said.

Wow! Of course, people are saying the government isn't doing enough, quickly enough, probably because they aren't, but the community and civilian response looks amazing:

100,000 volunteers register to help

Thousands of volunteers have gathered at the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia city, ready to set off to the worst-hit areas of the region, reports Spanish news agency Europa Press.

Some 50 buses have begun departing, along with food and water.

The number of people who registered to help exceeds 100,000, according to the Valencian Community Volunteer Platform.

This reminds me of the hurricanes in the USA a few weeks (forever) ago!

https://news.sky.com/story/spain-floods-...e-13244547