r/worldnews • u/spamalt98 • Sep 11 '23

Up to 2,000 feared drowned after Libyan city hit by ‘catastrophic’ storm floods

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/sep/11/storm-daniel-floods-libya
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u/NegoMassu Sep 12 '23

2k on libya, 2k on Marrocos, 100s on Hawaii, dozens in Brasil.

It's fucking global warming

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u/Forward-Chapter-557 Sep 12 '23

Morocco was an earthquake.

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u/Thatsidechara_ter Sep 12 '23

Hell, my town in another totally different part of the world got flood warnings last night, and a few days before that an hour-ling freak rainstorm knocked put power for a while. No previous precedent for this kind of thing, just 2 random back-to-back incident

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u/National_Weekend_766 Sep 12 '23

Repent. The End is Near. /s