An atmospheric river event has caused catastrophic, record-breaking floods across Washington state. This video shows dramatic footage of overflowing rivers, inundated towns, and emergency crews conducting daring rescues as communities face a state of emergency. | The Weather Network

🌧️ In York, England, the Ouse River overflowed after Storm Bram, flooding parts of the city center 🚧 Many homes, streets and shops were submerged as authorities put temporary measures in place and continued to monitor rising water levels ⚠️ Local officials urged residents to avoid high-risk areas as cleanup and damage assessments remain underway | Anadolu Agency

Riverside streets of the English city of York were flooded on Wednesday, December 10, after Storm Bram hit the country. The storm brought heavy rain and strong winds of up to 100 mph or 160 kph. Flooding and travel chaos have been reported with buses, flights, and trains delayed or cancelled. Roads were also closed and multiple crashes were also reported. While multiple weather alerts have been issued earlier in the week, Bram is now to the north of the UK. | via Reuters | GMA News

A massive second wave of Washington state flooding has struck the region, triggered by a relentless atmospheric river that has overwhelmed local infrastructure. In this update, we cover the critical levee breaches, the closure of major highways through the Cascade Mountains, and the tragic confirmation of at least one fatality. Authorities have confirmed over 1,200 rescues since December 8 as rising waters force fresh evacuations across Western Washington. In this video, you will see: - Current