Cars, homes swept away, more than 100 dead, many still missing after catastrophic flooding in Europe
Germany flooding Germany saw its worst mass loss of life in years as floods killed more than 100 people. Record rainfall has caused deadly flooding across Western Germany, The Netherlands, and Belgium. Torrential rains and rushing waters swallowed whole towns cutting villages off from rescuers leading to a disaster in Europe. Some residents are describing the situation as apocalyptic. In Western Germany three months of rain fell in just 24 hours. Everything was underwater in just 15 minutes. They had chest high water in the midst of the storm. Water started bursting over riverbanks due to constant rain and water kept rising throughout the night. Residents said things happened very suddenly and so fast they've never seen anything like it. Cars and home were swept away after days of rain led to rivers overflowing. Roads were blocked by wreckage and fallen trees. Search and rescue efforts are ongoing. Local authorities are saying that at...