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Other

Nations

Affected

4127

FL-2014-000030-PRY

Paraguay

#N/A

#N/A

4126

Burundi

#N/A

#N/A

4125

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

4124

SS-2014-000032-MHL

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4123

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

4122

France

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

4121

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4120

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

4119

Zimbawe

#N/A

#N/A

4118

Zimbawe

#N/A

#N/A

4117

FL-2014-000008-BOL

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

4116

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

4115

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4114

FL-2013-000159-LCA

Saint Vincent

St. Lucia

#N/A

#N/A

4113

FL-2013-000157-BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

4112

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4111

United Kingdom

Ireland

#N/A

#N/A

4110

FL-2013-000149-THA

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

4109

Cuba

#N/A

#N/A

4108

Niger

#N/A

#N/A

4107

FL-2013-000148-MYS

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

4106

United Kingdom

Germany

#N/A

#N/A

4105

FL-2013-000141-SOM

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

4104

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

4103

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

4102

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

4101

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4100

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

4099

South Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

4098

India

#N/A

#N/A

4097

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

4096

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4095

China

#N/A

#N/A

4094

South Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

4093

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

4092

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

4091

India

#N/A

#N/A

4090

Cambodia

#N/A

#N/A

4089

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4088

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

4087

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

4086

China

#N/A

#N/A

4085

China

#N/A

#N/A

4084

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

4083

China

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

4082

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

4081

Burma/Myanmar

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

4080

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4079

Russia

China

#N/A

#N/A

4078

Pakistan

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

4077

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

4076

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

4075

Paraguay

#N/A

#N/A

4074

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

4073

China

#N/A

#N/A

4072

China

#N/A

#N/A

4071

China

#N/A

#N/A

4070

Laos

#N/A

#N/A

4069

India

#N/A

#N/A

4068

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

4067

India

#N/A

#N/A

4066

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

4065

India

#N/A

#N/A

4064

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4063

Germany

Czech Republic #N/A

#N/A

4062

Norway

#N/A

#N/A

4061

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4060

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4059

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

4058

2013-TC-000060-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

4057

China

#N/A

#N/A

4056

2013-TC-000060-MMR and Bangladesh BGD

Myanmar

#N/A

#N/A

4055

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

4054

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4053

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

4052

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

4051

USA

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

4050

USA

#N/A

#N/A

4049

Saudi Arabia

Oman

#N/A

#N/A

4048

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

4047

Albania

#N/A

#N/A

4046

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

4045

Mauritius

#N/A

#N/A

4044

South Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

4043

Kenya

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

4042

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

4041

Peru

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

4040

Portugal

#N/A

#N/A

4039

France

#N/A

#N/A

4038

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

4037

Namibia

#N/A

#N/A

4036

Macedonia

#N/A

#N/A

4035

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

4034

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

4033

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

4032

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4031

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

4030

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4029

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4028

FL-2013-000017-PNG

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

4027

Peru

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

4026

Fl-2013-000014-BWA

Botswana

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

4025

FL-2013-000012-SYC

Seychelles

#N/A

#N/A

4024

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

4023

Mozambique

Zimbabwe

#N/A

#N/A

4022

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

4021

Malawi

#N/A

#N/A

4020

FL-2013-000006-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4019

Palestine

Syria

#N/A

#N/A

4018

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

4017

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

4016

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

4015

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

4014

Malaysia

Brunei

#N/A

#N/A

4013

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

4012

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

4011

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

4010

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

4009

United Kingdom

#N/A

#N/A

4008

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

4007

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

4006

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

4005

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

4004

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

4003

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

4002

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

4001

India

#N/A

#N/A

4000

TC-2012-000181-VNM;TC-2012-000179-P Viet Nam

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3999

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3998

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3997

TC-2012-000180-CUB; TC-2012-000180USA

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3996

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3995

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

3994

Niger

#N/A

#N/A

3993

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

3992

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

3991

South Sudan

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3990

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3989

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3988

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3987

India

#N/A

#N/A

3986

China

#N/A

#N/A

3985

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3984

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3983

India

#N/A

#N/A

3982

The Gambia

#N/A

#N/A

3981

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3980

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

3979

TC-2012-000159-PRK

North Korea

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

3978

FL-2012-000161-VNM

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3977

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3976

Nigeria

Camaroun

#N/A

#N/A

3975

China

#N/A

#N/A

3974

FF-2012-000148-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3973

TC-2012-000152-HTI

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3972

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3971

Senegal

#N/A

#N/A

3970

Myanmar

#N/A

#N/A

3969

FL-000139-JPN

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3968

FL-2012-000150-SDN

South Sudan

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3967

Niger

#N/A

#N/A

3966

India

#N/A

#N/A

3965

China

#N/A

#N/A

3964

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3963

China

#N/A

#N/A

3962

Scotland

#N/A

#N/A

3961

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3960

India

#N/A

#N/A

3959

India

#N/A

#N/A

3958

China

#N/A

#N/A

3957

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

3956

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3955

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

3954

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3953

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3952

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3951

FF-2012-000120-GEO

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

3950

China

#N/A

#N/A

3949

China

#N/A

#N/A

3948

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3947

FL-2012-000114-JPN

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3946

Azerbaijan

#N/A

#N/A

3945

India

#N/A

#N/A

3944

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

3943

FF-2012-000115-RUS

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3942

China

#N/A

#N/A

3941

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3940

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3939

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3938

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3937

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3936

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

3935

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3934

India

#N/A

#N/A

3933

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3932

FL-2012-000083-HND

Honduras

#N/A

#N/A

3931

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3930

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

3929

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3928

FF-2012-000079-GEO

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

3927

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

3926

China

#N/A

#N/A

3925

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3924

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3923

FL-2012-000071-NPL

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3922

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

3921

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3920

Saudi Arabia

Oman

#N/A

#N/A

3919

FL-2012-000056-PRY

Paraguay

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

3918

Rwanda

#N/A

#N/A

3917

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3916

FL-2012-000063-RUS

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3915

Haiti

Dominican Republic #N/A

#N/A

3914

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3913

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3912

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

3911

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

3910

Ecuador

#N/A

#N/A

3909

Madagascar

Mozambique #N/A

#N/A

3908

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

3907

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3906

FL-2012-000037-PSE

Gaza

#N/A

#N/A

3905

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3904

Tunisia

#N/A

#N/A

3903

FL-2012-000032-BOL

Brazil

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

3902

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3901

Nigeria

Camaroun

#N/A

#N/A

3900

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3899

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3898

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3897

Greece

#N/A

#N/A

3896

FL-2012-000019-BGR

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

3895

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3894

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3893

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

3892

FL-2012-000017-MWI

Mozambique

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3891

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

3890

FL-2012-000003-BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3889

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3888

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3887

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3886

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

3885

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3884

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3883

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

3882

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3881

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3880

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3879

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3878

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3877

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3876

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

3875

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

3874

Kenya

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

3873

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

3872

Ghana

#N/A

#N/A

3871

Mexico

Gutamala

#N/A

#N/A

3870

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

3869

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3868

China

#N/A

#N/A

3867

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3866

India

#N/A

#N/A

3865

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3864

India

#N/A

#N/A

3863

Uganda

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3862

Niger

#N/A

#N/A

3861

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3860

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3859

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3858

China

#N/A

#N/A

3857

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3856

India

#N/A

#N/A

3855

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3854

India

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3853

FL-2011-00071-VNM

Cambodia

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3852

India

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3851

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3850

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3849

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3848

Dominican Republic Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3847

South Korea

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

3846

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3845

India

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3844

Ghana

#N/A

#N/A

3843

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3842

China

#N/A

#N/A

3841

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

3840

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3839

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3838

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3837

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3836

Dominican Republic Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3835

India

#N/A

#N/A

3834

India

#N/A

#N/A

3833

Laos

#N/A

#N/A

3832

USA

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3831

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3830

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3829

Ivory Coast

#N/A

#N/A

3828

China

#N/A

#N/A

3827

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3826

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

3825

India

#N/A

#N/A

3824

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3823

Norway

#N/A

#N/A

3822

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

3821

China

#N/A

#N/A

3820

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3819

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3818

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3817

Haiti

Dominican Republic #N/A

#N/A

3816

India

#N/A

#N/A

3815

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3814

Serbia

#N/A

#N/A

3813

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3812

Canada

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3811

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3810

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3809

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3808

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3807

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

3806

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

3805

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3804

Syria

#N/A

#N/A

3803

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

3802

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3801

Kazakhstan

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3800

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3799

USA

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3798

Namibia

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

3797

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3796

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3795

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3794

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3793

Tasmania

#N/A

#N/A

3792

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3791

Namibia

#N/A

#N/A

3790

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3789

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3788

Lebanon

Syria

#N/A

#N/A

3787

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3786

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3785

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3784

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3783

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3782

Bolivia

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3781

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3780

FL-2011-000021-MYS

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3779

FL-2011-000022-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3778

FL-2011-000019-LSO

Lesotho

#N/A

#N/A

3777

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3776

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3775

FL-2011-000020-BOL

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

3774

FL-2011-000021-MYS

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3773

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3772

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

3771

FL-2011-000014-SAU

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

3770

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3769

Germany

#N/A

#N/A

3768

FL-2011-000003-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3767

FL-2011-000013-MOZ

South Africa

Mozambique #N/A

#N/A

3766

FL-2011-000002- BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3765

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3764

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3763

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3762

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3761

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3760

Ukraine

#N/A

#N/A

3759

Panama

#N/A

#N/A

3758

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

3757

FL-2010-000249-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3756

FL-2010-000248-ALB

Greece

Albania

#N/A

#N/A

3755

FL-2010-000252-SRB

Serbia

Montenegro

#N/A

#N/A

3754

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

3753

Morocco

#N/A

#N/A

3752

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3751

FL-2010-000241-VNM

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3750

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

3749

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3748

Belgium

#N/A

#N/A

3747

Ghana

#N/A

#N/A

3746

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

3745

FL-2010-000253-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3744

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3743

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3742

TC-2010-000216-HTI

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3741

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

3740

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

3739

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3738

FL-2010-000219-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3737

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3736

China

#N/A

#N/A

3735

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3734

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3733

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3732

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3731

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3730

Benin

#N/A

#N/A

3729

China

#N/A

#N/A

3728

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3727

FL-2010-000194-VNM

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3726

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3725

Jamaica

#N/A

#N/A

3724

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

3723

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3722

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3721

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3720

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3719

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

3718

India

#N/A

#N/A

3717

India

#N/A

#N/A

3716

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3715

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3714

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

3713

Inda

#N/A

#N/A

3712

India

#N/A

#N/A

3711

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3710

India

#N/A

#N/A

3709

FL-2010-000176-MRT

Mauritania

#N/A

#N/A

3708

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3707

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3706

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3705

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

3704

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

3703

Niger

#N/A

#N/A

3702

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3701

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

3700

India

#N/A

#N/A

3699

China

#N/A

#N/A

3698

Germany

#N/A

#N/A

3697

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3696

FL-2010-000141-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3695

FL-2010-000145-BFA

Burkino Faso

#N/A

#N/A

3694

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

3693

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3692

China

#N/A

#N/A

3691

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3690

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3689

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3688

China

#N/A

#N/A

3687

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3686

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3685

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

3684

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3683

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3682

India

#N/A

#N/A

3681

China

#N/A

#N/A

3680

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3679

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3678

China

#N/A

#N/A

3677

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

3676

China

#N/A

#N/A

3675

FL-2010-000130-MDA

Moldovo

#N/A

#N/A

3674

FL-2010-000125-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3673

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3672

FL-2010-000129-UKR

Ukraine

#N/A

#N/A

3671

TC-2010-000123-MEX

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3670

FL-2010-000121-DOM

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

3669

FL-2010-000118-CIV,

Liberia

#N/A

#N/A

3668

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

3667

FL-2010-000120-BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3666

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3665

Bosnia and Herzegovina 0

#N/A

#N/A

3664

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

3663

Ghana

#N/A

#N/A

3662

FL-2010-000115-MMR

Myanmar

#N/A

#N/A

3661

France

#N/A

#N/A

3660

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

3659

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3658

TC-2010-000108-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3657

Hungary

#N/A

#N/A

3656

FL-2010-000107-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3655

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3654

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

3653

TC-2010-000105-GTM

Guatamala

#N/A

#N/A

3652

TC-2010-000097-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3651

FL-2010-000122-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

3650

India

#N/A

#N/A

3649

FL-2010-000092-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3648

FF-2010-000094-CZE,

Czech Republic

#N/A

#N/A

3647

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3646

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3645

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3644

FL-2010-000087-TJK

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

3643

FL-2010-000086-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3642

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

3641

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3640

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3639

FL-2010-000077-NAM

Namibia

#N/A

#N/A

3638

China

#N/A

#N/A

3637

Cuba

#N/A

#N/A

3636

India

#N/A

#N/A

3635

Serbia

#N/A

#N/A

3634

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

3633

FL-2010-000070-BGD

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3632

FL-2010-000067-BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3631

Rwanda

#N/A

#N/A

3630

Latvia

#N/A

#N/A

3629

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3628

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3627

FL-2010-000063-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3626

India

#N/A

#N/A

3625

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3624

FL-2010-000051-KAZ

Kazakhstan

#N/A

#N/A

3623

FL-2010-000049-AGO

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

3622

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3621

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3620

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

3619

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3618

FL-2010-000042-SRB

Serbia

#N/A

#N/A

3617

FL-2010-000041-SOM

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

3616

FL-2010-000038-ZMB

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

3615

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3614

FL-2010-000046-MOZ

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

3613

FL-2010-000037-HTI

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3612

France

#N/A

#N/A

3611

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

3610

Portugal

#N/A

#N/A

3609

FL-2010-000023-ECU

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3608

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3607

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

3606

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3605

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

3604

FL-2010-000021-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3603

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3602

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3601

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

3600

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

3599

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3598

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

3597

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3596

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3595

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3594

FL-2010-000012-EGY

Egypt

#N/A

#N/A

3593

FL-2010-000008-BOL

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

3592

Panama

#N/A

#N/A

3591

Albania

#N/A

#N/A

3590

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3589

FL-2010-000003-KEN

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3588

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3587

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

3586

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3585

Morocco

#N/A

#N/A

3584

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

3583

FL-2009-000261-PER

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3582

FF-2009-000260-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3581

TC-2009-000258-FJI

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

3580

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3579

FL-2009-000251-SAU

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

3578

FL-2009-000247-MYS

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3577

FL-2009-000248-URY

Uruguay

#N/A

#N/A

3576

FF-2009-000246-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3575

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

3574

Singapore

#N/A

#N/A

3573

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3572

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

3571

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

3570

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3569

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

3568

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3567

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3566

FL-2009-000237-THA

India

#N/A

#N/A

3565

FL-2009-000237-THA

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3564

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3563

FL-2009-000238-SLV

El Salvador

#N/A

#N/A

3562

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3561

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3560

FL-2009-000234-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3559

FL-2009-000226-PRY

Paraguay

#N/A

#N/A

3558

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3557

FF-2009-000229-SOM

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3556

Niger

#N/A

#N/A

3555

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3554

TC-2009-000221-JPN

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3553

FL-2009-000219-NPL

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3552

TC-2009-000214-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3551

FL-2009-000217-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3550

FL-2009-000216-ITA

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

3549

TS-2009-000209-ASM

American Samoa

#N/A

#N/A

3548

TC-2009-000205-VNM

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3547

TC-2009-000205-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3546

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

3545

FL-2009-000207-VNM

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3544

FL-2009-000203-USA

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3543

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3542

Ghana

#N/A

#N/A

3541

FF-2009-000196-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3540

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3539

India

#N/A

#N/A

3538

FL-2009-000192-MEX

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3537

TC-2009-000193-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3536

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

3535

Mauritania

#N/A

#N/A

3534

China

#N/A

#N/A

3533

FL-2009-000166-SDN

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3532

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3531

FL-2009-000164-SEN

Senegal

#N/A

#N/A

3530

India

#N/A

#N/A

3529

India

#N/A

#N/A

3528

FF-2009-000160-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3527

FL-2009-000155-LAO

Laos

#N/A

#N/A

3526

F-2009-000159-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3525

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3524

LS-2009-000158-SLE

Sierra Leone

#N/A

#N/A

3523

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3522

TC-2009-000150-TWN

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

3521

China

#N/A

#N/A

3520

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3519

India

#N/A

#N/A

3518

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3517

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

3516

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3515

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3514

China

#N/A

#N/A

3513

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

3512

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3511

FL-2009-000140-MNG

Mongolia

#N/A

#N/A

3510

United Kingdom

#N/A

#N/A

3509

Austria

#N/A

#N/A

3508

FL-2009-000139-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3507

FL-2009-000136-BIH

Bosnia-Hercegovenia0

#N/A

#N/A

3506

TC-2009-000137-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3505

Myanmar

#N/A

#N/A

3504

India

#N/A

#N/A

3503

FL-2009-000133-ZAF

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3502

FL-2009-000135-MEX

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3501

Ghana

#N/A

#N/A

3500

3499

FL-2009-00127BEN

Benin

#N/A

3498

66

China

#N/A

#N/A

3497

65

India

#N/A

#N/A

3496

64

FL-2009-000122-IND

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3495

63

FL-2009-000123-BGD

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3494

62

FL-2009-000124-VNM

Botswana

#N/A

#N/A

3493

61

FL-2009-000120-BWA

Czech Republic

#N/A

#N/A

3492

60

FL-2009-000121-CZE

Austria

#N/A

#N/A

3491

59

Guatamala

#N/A

#N/A

3490

58

FL-2009-000117-GTM

China

#N/A

#N/A

3489

57

FL-2009-000113-CHN

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3488

56

Cote d'Ivoire

#N/A

#N/A

3487

55

MS-2009-000115-CIV

Ghana

#N/A

#N/A

3486

54

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3485

53

TC-2009-000105-IND

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

3484

52

FL-2009-000095-TJK

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3483

51

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3482

50

China

#N/A

#N/A

3481

49

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3480

48

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3479

47

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3478

46

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3477

45

TC-2009-000093-PH

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3476

44

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3475

43

FL-2009-000089-BRA

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3474

42

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3473

41

Burundi

#N/A

#N/A

3472

40

FL-2009-000075-BDI

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3471

39

FL-2009-000080-AFG

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3470

38

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3469

37

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3468

36

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

3467

35

FL-2009-000068-ZMB

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3466

34

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3465

33

FF-2009-000069-IDN

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3464

32

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3463

31

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

3462

30

FL-2009-000063-AGO

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

3461

29

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3460

28

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3459

27

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3458

26

FL-2009-000053-IDN

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

3457

25

FL-2009-000045-BOL

Bosnia and Herzogovina 0

#N/A

#N/A

3456

24

FL-2009-000044-BIH

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

3455

23

FL-2009-000039-CRI

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

3454

22

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3453

21

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

3452

20

FL-2009-000052-COL

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3451

19

Solomon Islands

#N/A

#N/A

3450

18

FL-2009-000032-SLR

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3449

17

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

3448

16

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3447

15

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

3446

14

FL-2009-000031-DOM

Morocco

#N/A

#N/A

3445

13

FL-2009-000034-MAR

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3444

12

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3443

11

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3442

10

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

3441

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3440

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3439

FL-2009-000648

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3438

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3437

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3436

Domnican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

3435

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

3434

France

#N/A

#N/A

3433

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

3432

180

FL-2009-000010-FJI

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3431

179

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3430

178

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3429

177

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3428

176

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3427

175

TC-2009-00005-PHL

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

3426

174

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3425

173

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3424

172

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3423

171

Guyana

#N/A

#N/A

3422

170

FL-2008-200246-GUY

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

3421

169

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3420

168

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3419

167

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

3418

166

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3417

165

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3416

164

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3415

163

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

3414

163

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

3413

162

FL-2008-000239-NIC

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3412

161

TC-2008-000237-LKA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3411

160

FL-2008-000234-BRA

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

3410

159

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3409

158

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3408

157

FF-2008-000233-PHL

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3407

156

TC-2008-000229-VNM

Cuba

#N/A

#N/A

3406

155

TF-2008-000230-CUB

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3405

154

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3404

153

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

3403

152

FF-2008-000227-ETH

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3402

151

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3401

150

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

3400

149

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3399

148

Morocco

#N/A

#N/A

3398

147

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

3397

146

Honduras

#N/A

#N/A

3396

145

FL-2008-000191-Nic

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3395

144

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

3394

143

FL-2008-000191-CRI

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3393

142

China

#N/A

#N/A

3392

141

Rwanda

#N/A

#N/A

3391

140

FL-2008-000182-RWA

Nicaragua

#N/A

#N/A

3390

139

2008-000180

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3389

138

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3388

137

2008-000178

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3387

136

China

#N/A

#N/A

3386

135

Guatamala

#N/A

#N/A

3385

134

FL-2008-000166-GTM

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3384

133

FF-2008-000173-VNM

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3383

132

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3382

131

India

#N/A

#N/A

3381

130

Puerto Rico

#N/A

#N/A

3380

129

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

3379

128

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3378

127

Iraq

#N/A

#N/A

3377

126

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

3376

125

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3375

124

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3374

123

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3373

122

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3372

121

India

#N/A

#N/A

3371

120

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3370

119

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3369

118

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3368

117

TC-2008-000143-HTI

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

3367

116

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

3366

115

FF-2008-000141-ETH

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3365

114

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3364

113

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3363

112

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3362

111

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

3361

110

TC-2008-000132-DOM

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3360

109

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3359

108

FL-2008-000131-LAO

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3358

107

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3357

106

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3356

105

India

#N/A

#N/A

3355

104

FL-2008-000128-VNM

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

3354

103

China

#N/A

#N/A

3353

102

TC-2008-000130-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

3352

101

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3351

100

FL-2008-125000-SDN

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3350

99

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

3349

98

Togo

#N/A

#N/A

3348

97

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

3347

96

FL-2008-000123-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3346

95

FF-2008-000123-PAK

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3345

94

China

#N/A

#N/A

3344

93

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3343

92

Mali

#N/A

#N/A

3342

91

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

3341

90

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3340

89

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3339

88

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3338

87

India

#N/A

#N/A

3337

86

Ukraine

#N/A

#N/A

3336

85

FL-2008-000111-MEX

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3335

84

TC-2008-000112-LBR

Liberia

#N/A

#N/A

3334

83

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

3333

82

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

3332

81

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3331

80

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3330

79

FL-2008-000107

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3329

78

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3328

77

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3327

76

India

#N/A

#N/A

3326

75

FL-2008-000104-NPL

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3325

74

China

#N/A

#N/A

3324

73

FL-2008-000095-SUR

Suriname

#N/A

#N/A

3323

72

FL-2008-000094-ZAF

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3322

71

FL-2008-000096-BGD

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3321

70

FL-2008-000092-KEN

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3320

69

FL-2008-000093-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3319

68

TC-2008-000084-CHN

India

#N/A

#N/A

3318

67

FL-2008-000084-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

3317

66

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3316

65

FL-2008-000084-BLZ

Belize

#N/A

#N/A

3315

64

France

#N/A

#N/A

3314

63

FL-2008-000079-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3313

62

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3312

61

India

#N/A

#N/A

3311

60

FL-2008-000076-COL

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

3309

59

China

#N/A

#N/A

3308

58

FL-2008-000069-CHL

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

3307

57

TC-2008-000065-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3306

56

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3305

55

FF-2008-000063-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3304

54

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3303

53

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3302

52

TC-2008-000057-MMR

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

3301

51

China

#N/A

#N/A

3300

50

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3299

49

FL-2008-000053-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3298

48

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3297

47

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3296

46

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3295

45

China

#N/A

#N/A

3294

44

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

3293

43

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3292

42

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3291

41

FL-2008-000045-BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3290

40

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3289

39

FL-2008-000041-TZA

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3288

38

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3287

37

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3286

36

India

#N/A

#N/A

3285

35

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3284

34

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3283

33

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

3282

32

China

#N/A

#N/A

3281

31

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3280

30

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3279

29

Morocco

#N/A

#N/A

3278

28

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

3277

27

FL-2008-000032-KAZ

Kazakhstan

#N/A

#N/A

3276

26

FL-2008-000030-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3275

25

China

#N/A

#N/A

3274

24

TC-2008-000023-MDG

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

3273

23

FL-2008-000024-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3272

22

FL-2008-000004-NAM

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

3271

21

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3270

20

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3269

19

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3268

18

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3267

17

FL-2008-000031-PER

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3266

16

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3265

15

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3264

14

FL-2008-000004-NAM

Namibia

#N/A

#N/A

3263

13

FL-2008-000018-ECU

Ecuador

#N/A

#N/A

3262

12

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3261

11

FL-2008-000038-ARG

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

3260

10

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3259

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3258

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3257

FL-2008-000014-AUS

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3256

FL-2008-000010-BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3255

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3254

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3253

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3252

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3251

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3250

243

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

3249

242

FL-2007-000230-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3248

241

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3247

240

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3246

239

FL-2007-000231-BOL

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

3245

238

Zimbabwe

#N/A

#N/A

3244

237

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3243

236

FL-2007-000228-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3242

235

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

3241

234

FL-2007-000227-ZWE

Zimbabwe

#N/A

#N/A

3240

233

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3239

232

ST-2007-000224-DOM

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

3238

231

FL-2007-000222-MYS

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3237

230

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3236

229

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3235

228

FL-2007-000221-KEN

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3234

227

FL-2007-000217-SRB

Serbia and Montenegro 0

#N/A

#N/A

3233

226

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3232

225

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3231

224

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3230

223

Malawi

#N/A

#N/A

3229

222

FL-2007-000210-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3228

221

Greece

#N/A

#N/A

3227

220

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

3226

219

TC-2007-000208-BGD

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3225

218

FL-2007-000209-PNG

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

3224

217

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3223

216

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

3222

215

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3221

214

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3220

213

FL-2007-000200-MEX

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3219

212

FL-2007-000201-VNM

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3218

211

TC-2007-000198-DOM

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

3217

210

FL-2007-000203-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3216

209

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3215

208

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3214

207

FL-2007-000197-COD

Democratic Republic 0 of Congo

#N/A

#N/A

3213

206

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3212

205

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

3211

204

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3210

203

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3209

202

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3208

201

India

#N/A

#N/A

3207

200

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3206

199

FF-2007-000185-TUN

Tunisia

#N/A

#N/A

3205

198

FL-2007-000189-NIC

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

3204

197

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

3203

196

FL-2007-000181-HTI

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3202

195

TC-2007-000179----

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

3201

194

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3200

193

TC-2007-000178-VNM

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3199

192

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

3198

191

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3197

190

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3196

189

FL-2007-000176-CRI

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

3195

188

India

#N/A

#N/A

3194

187

Guatemala

#N/A

#N/A

3193

186

Slovenia

#N/A

#N/A

3192

185

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3191

184

India

#N/A

#N/A

3190

183

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

3189

182

FL-2007-000159-RWA

Rwanda

#N/A

#N/A

3188

181

FL-2007-000199-THA

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3187

180

Czech Republic

#N/A

#N/A

3186

179

FL-2007-000155-ROM

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

3185

178

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

3184

177

Nicaragua

#N/A

#N/A

3183

176

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

3182

175

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3181

174

China

#N/A

#N/A

3180

173

FL-2007-000131-SEN

Senegal

#N/A

#N/A

3179

172

FL-2007-000151-TCD

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

3178

171

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

3177

170

FL-2007-000144-LBR

Liberia

#N/A

#N/A

3176

169

China

#N/A

#N/A

3175

168

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

3174

167

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3173

166

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3172

165

Martinique

#N/A

#N/A

3171

164

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3170

163

FL-2007-000161-UGA

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

3169

162

FL-2007-000146-MMR

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

3168

161

Cambodia

#N/A

#N/A

3167

160

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

3166

159

FL-2007-000132-BFA

Ghana

#N/A

#N/A

3165

158

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3164

157

India

#N/A

#N/A

3163

156

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

3162

155

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3161

154

China

#N/A

#N/A

3160

153

India

#N/A

#N/A

3159

152

FL-2007-000126-PRK

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

3158

151

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3157

150

FL-2007-000125-PHL

Phillippines

#N/A

#N/A

3156

149

Germany

#N/A

#N/A

3155

148

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3154

147

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3153

146

FL-2007-000127-MRT

Mauritania

#N/A

#N/A

3152

145

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

3151

144

FL-2007-000123-NGA

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3150

143

India

#N/A

#N/A

3149

142

FL-2007-000122-VNM

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3148

141

FL-2007-000123-NGA

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

3147

140

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3146

139

FL-2007-000145-ETH

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

3145

138

Burkina Faso

#N/A

#N/A

3144

137

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3143

136

FF-2007-000117-NPL

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3142

135

FF-2007-000114-RUS

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3141

134

FL-2007-000106-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3140

133

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3139

132

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3138

131

FL-2007-000108-TJK

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

3137

130

FL-2007-000111-GBR

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3136

129

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3135

128

FL-2007-000106-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3134

127

China

#N/A

#N/A

3133

126

China

#N/A

#N/A

3132

125

FL-2007-000112-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

3131

124

India

#N/A

#N/A

3130

123

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3129

122

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3128

121

India

#N/A

#N/A

3127

120

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

3126

119

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

3125

118

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

3124

117

FL-2007-000094-JPN

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

3123

116

FL-2007-000093-SDN

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

3122

115

FL-2007-000096-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3121

114

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

3120

113

India

#N/A

#N/A

3119

112

India

#N/A

#N/A

3118

111

FL-2007-000096-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3117

110

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3116

109

LS-2007-000098-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3115

108

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

3114

107

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3113

106

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3112

105

TC-2007-000084-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3111

104

Solomon Islands

#N/A

#N/A

3110

103

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3109

102

FF-2007-000091-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3108

101

TC-2007-000085-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3107

100

TC-2007-000084-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3106

99

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3105

98

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

3104

97

FF-2007-000083-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

3103

96

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3102

95

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3101

94

FF-2007-000082-PAK

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3100

92

FF-2007-000081-NPL

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

3099

91

UK

#N/A

#N/A

3098

90

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3097

89

LS-2007-000080-BGD

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

3096

88

Switzerland

#N/A

#N/A

3095

87

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3094

86

FL-2007-000077-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

3093

85

Oman

#N/A

#N/A

3092

84

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3091

83

China

#N/A

#N/A

3090

82

El Salvador

#N/A

#N/A

3089

81

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

3088

80

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

3087

79

Cuba

#N/A

#N/A

3086

78

France

#N/A

#N/A

3085

77

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

3084

76

FF-2007-000070-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

3083

75

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3082

74

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

3081

73

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3080

72

FL-2007-000068-COL

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

3079

71

China

#N/A

#N/A

3078

70

FL-2007-000076-KEN

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3077

69

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3076

68

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3075

67

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

3074

66

Israel

#N/A

#N/A

3073

65

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3072

64

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3071

63

FL-2007-000057-URY

Uruguay

#N/A

#N/A

3070

62

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3069

61

FL-2007-000054-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3068

60

FL-2007-000053-MMR

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

3067

59

FL-2007-000052-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3066

58

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3065

57

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3064

56

Syria

#N/A

#N/A

3063

55

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

3062

54

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

3061

53

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3060

52

FL-2007-000051-TUN

Morocco

#N/A

#N/A

3059

51

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

3058

50

China

#N/A

#N/A

3057

49

Kyrgyzstan

#N/A

#N/A

3056

48

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3055

47

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3054

46

FF-2007-000049-TJK

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

3053

45

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3052

44

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3051

43

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3050

42

FF-2007-000047-THA

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

3049

41

FL-2007-000051-TUN

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3048

40

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

3047

39

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

3046

38

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

3045

37

FL-2007-000040-HTI

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

3044

36

FL-2007-000044-ARG

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

3043

35

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

3042

34

LS-2007-000037-PAK

India

#N/A

#N/A

3041

33

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3040

32

FL-2007-000045-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

3039

31

Honduras

#N/A

#N/A

3038

30

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

3037

29

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3036

28

FL-2007-000036-FJI

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

3035

27

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

3034

26

Honduras

#N/A

#N/A

3033

25

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

3032

24

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3031

23

LS-2007-000032-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3030

22

TC-2007-000028-MDG

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

3029

21

FL-2007-000025-FJI

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

3028

20

Rwanda

#N/A

#N/A

3027

19

FL-2007-000023-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3026

18

FL-2007-000022-ARG

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

3025

17

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3024

16

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3023

15

Malawi

#N/A

#N/A

3022

14

FF-2007-000020-AGO

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

3021

13

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

3020

12

USA

#N/A

#N/A

3019

11

FL-2007-000012-BOL

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

3018

10

FL-2007-000030-NAM

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

3017

FL-2007-000016-MYS

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3016

FF-2007-000008-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3015

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3014

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3013

FL-2007-000017-BDI

Burundi

#N/A

#N/A

3012

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3011

FL-2007-000018-MWI

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

3010

MS-2007-000004-BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

3009

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

3008

232

FL-2007-000003-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

3007

231

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

3006

230

FL-2006-000192-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

3005

229

FL-2006-000189-MYS

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

3004

228

FL-2006-000191-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

3003

227

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

3002

226

TC-2006-000175-PHL

Philippines

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

3001

225

Rwanda

#N/A

#N/A

3000

224

FL-2006-000171-HTI

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

2999

223

Malawi

#N/A

#N/A

2998

222

DR Congo

#N/A

#N/A

2997

221

FL-2006-000174-PAN

Panama

#N/A

#N/A

2996

220

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2995

219

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2994

218

FF-2006-000168-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2993

217

DR Congo

#N/A

#N/A

2992

216

FF-2006-000163-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2991

215

Congo Republic

#N/A

#N/A

2990

214

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2989

213

Iraq

#N/A

#N/A

2988

212

TC-2006-000153-PHL

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2987

211

FL-2006-000156-TUR

Turkey

Syria

#N/A

#N/A

2986

210

FL-2006-000157-ETH

Ethiopia

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2985

209

India

#N/A

#N/A

2984

208

FL-2006-000155-LKA

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

2983

207

UK

#N/A

#N/A

2982

206

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2981

205

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2980

204

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2979

203

FL-2006-000161-SOM

Kenya

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2978

202

Spain

Portugal

#N/A

#N/A

2977

201

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2976

200

FL-2006-000159-KEN

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

2975

199

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2974

198

FL-2006-000147-THA

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2973

197

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2972

196

Greece

#N/A

#N/A

2971

195

China

#N/A

#N/A

2970

194

FL-2006-000147-MMR

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

2969

193

TC-2006-000144-PHL

Philippines

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2968

192

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

2967

191

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2966

190

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2965

189

India

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2964

188

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2963

187

TC-2006-000138-MEX

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2962

186

FL-2006-000139-TCD

Chad

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2961

185

FL-2006-000131-BGD

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2960

184

TC-2006-000132-MEX

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2959

183

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2958

182

India

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2957

181

China

#N/A

#N/A

2956

180

India

#N/A

#N/A

2955

179

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2954

178

FL-2006-000127-NPL

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

2953

177

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2952

176

FL-2006-000124-UGA

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

2951

175

FL-2006-000125-THA

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2950

174

FL-2006-000123-SDN

Sudan

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2949

173

FL-2006-000130-KHM

Cambodia

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2948

172

FL-2006-000136-VNM

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2947

171

FL-2006-000120-BFA

Burkina Faso

Niger

#N/A

#N/A

2946

170

FL-2006-000122-ETH

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2945

169

TC-2006-000114-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

2944

168

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2943

167

FL-2006-000112-ETH

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2942

166

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

2941

165

TC-2006-000116-CHN

Philippines

China

#N/A

#N/A

2940

164

FL-2006-000117-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

2939

163

USA

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2938

162

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2937

161

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2936

160

FL-2006-000128-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2935

159

FL-2006-000137-IND

India

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2934

158

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2933

157

Switzerland

#N/A

#N/A

2932

156

TC-2006-000105-CHN

Philippines

China

#N/A

#N/A

2931

155

Pakistan

India

#N/A

#N/A

2930

154

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2929

153

FL-2006-000106-MRT

Mauritania

#N/A

#N/A

2928

152

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2927

151

China

#N/A

#N/A

2926

150

FL-2006-000102-JPN

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2925

149

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2924

148

China

#N/A

#N/A

2923

147

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2922

146

FL-2006-000092-KOR

South Korea

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2921

145

FL-2006-000098-PHI

Philippines

China

#N/A

#N/A

2920

144

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

2919

143

China

#N/A

#N/A

2918

142

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

2917

141

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2916

140

Pakistan

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2915

139

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2914

138

China

#N/A

#N/A

2913

137

Cambodia

#N/A

#N/A

2912

136

China

#N/A

#N/A

2911

135

India

#N/A

#N/A

2910

134

FL-2006-000094-IND

India

#N/A

#N/A

2909

133

India

#N/A

#N/A

2908

132

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2907

131

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2906

130

China

#N/A

#N/A

2905

129

FL-2006-000085-UKR

Ukraine

#N/A

#N/A

2904

128

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

2903

127

China

#N/A

#N/A

2902

126

FL-2006-000071-ROM

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

2901

125

FL-2006-000095-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

2900

124

China

#N/A

#N/A

2899

123

Honduras

#N/A

#N/A

2898

122

China

#N/A

#N/A

2897

121

China

#N/A

#N/A

2896

120

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2895

119

FL-2006-000093-USA

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2894

118

FL-2006-000096-IND

India

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

2893

117

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2892

116

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2891

115

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

2890

114

FF-2006-000069-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2889

113

FL-2006-000068-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

2888

112

FL-2006-000068-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

2887

111

FL-2006-000068-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

2886

110

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

2885

109

FL-2006-000068-CHN

China

#N/A

#N/A

2884

108

Poland

Slovakia

#N/A

#N/A

2883

107

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2882

106

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2881

105

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2880

104

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2879

103

FF-2006-000082-IND

India

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2878

102

India

#N/A

#N/A

2877

101

China

#N/A

#N/A

2876

100

India

#N/A

#N/A

2875

99

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2874

98

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2873

97

China

#N/A

#N/A

2872

96

Morocco

#N/A

#N/A

2871

95

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2870

94

Cuba

#N/A

#N/A

2869

93

Burundi

#N/A

#N/A

2868

92

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2867

91

FL-2006-000062-THA

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2866

90

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2865

89

China

#N/A

#N/A

2864

88

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2863

87

FL-2006-000065-TZA

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

2862

86

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2861

85

China

#N/A

#N/A

2860

84

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2859

83

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

2858

82

FL-2006-000057-SUR

Suriname

#N/A

#N/A

2857

81

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

2856

80

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

2855

79

FL-2006-000076-AFG

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2854

78

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

2853

77

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2852

76

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2851

75

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2850

74

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2849

73

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2848

72

FF-2006-000049-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2847

71

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2846

70

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

2845

69

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2844

68

India

#N/A

#N/A

2843

67

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

2842

66

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2841

65

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2840

64

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

2839

63

FL-2006-000045-ROM

Romania

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

2838

62

FL-2006-000047-COD

Democratic Republic 0 of Congo

#N/A

#N/A

2837

61

FF-2006-000046-KEN

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

2836

60

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2835

59

Israel

#N/A

#N/A

2834

58

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2833

57

FL-2006-000074-YEM

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

2832

56

FL-2006-000045-SRB

Serbia-Montenegro Croatia

#N/A

#N/A

2831

55

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2830

54

Israel

#N/A

#N/A

2829

53

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2828

52

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2827

51

FL-2006-000045-HUN

Slovakia

Hungary

#N/A

#N/A

2826

50

FL-2006-000045-CZE

Czech Republic

Germany

#N/A

#N/A

2825

49

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

2824

48

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2823

47

FL-2006-000042-COL

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

2822

46

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2821

45

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2820

44

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2819

43

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

2818

42

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2817

41

Greece

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

2816

40

Malawi

#N/A

#N/A

2815

39

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2814

38

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2813

37

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2812

36

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

2811

35

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2810

34

FL-2006-000029-NAM

Namibia

#N/A

#N/A

2809

33

FL-2006-000041-SRB

Serbia

Montenegro

#N/A

#N/A

2808

32

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2807

31

FL-2006-000027-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2806

30

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2805

29

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2804

28

FF-2006-000039-YEM

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

2803

27

China

#N/A

#N/A

2802

26

FL-2006-000034-ECU

Ecuador

#N/A

#N/A

2801

25

Lesotho

#N/A

#N/A

2800

24

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2799

23

FL-2006-000023-DZA

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

2798

22

Malaysia

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2797

21

FL-2006-000018-IRQ

Iraq

#N/A

#N/A

2796

20

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2795

19

FL-2006-000025-PNG

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

2794

18

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

2793

17

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

2792

16

Saudi Arabia

Jordan

#N/A

#N/A

2791

15

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

2790

14

Norway

#N/A

#N/A

2789

13

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2788

12

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2787

11

FL-2006-000017-BRA

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2786

10

FL-2006-000010-BOL

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

2785

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2784

Greece

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

2783

Namibia

#N/A

#N/A

2782

FL-2006-000009-GUY

Guyana

#N/A

#N/A

2781

Trinidad

#N/A

#N/A

2780

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2779

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2778

Hungary

#N/A

#N/A

2777

FL-2006-000001-IDN

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2776

171

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2775

170

Congo Republic

#N/A

#N/A

2774

169

Western Sahara

#N/A

#N/A

2773

168

Malawi

Mozambique #N/A

#N/A

2772

167

Phillipines

#N/A

#N/A

2771

166

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2770

165

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2769

164

Albania

#N/A

#N/A

2768

163

Thailand

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2767

162

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

2766

161

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2765

160

Jamaica

#N/A

#N/A

2764

159

UK

#N/A

#N/A

2763

158

France

#N/A

#N/A

2762

157

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2761

156

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

2760

155

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2759

154

Nicaragua

Honduras

#N/A

#N/A

2758

153

India

#N/A

#N/A

2757

152

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2756

151

Haiti

Dominican Republic #N/A

#N/A

2755

150

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

2754

149

India

#N/A

#N/A

2753

148

Jamaica

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

2752

147

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2751

146

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

2750

145

UK

#N/A

#N/A

2749

144

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2748

143

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2747

142

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2746

141

China

#N/A

#N/A

2745

140

China

#N/A

#N/A

2744

139

El Salvador

Guatamala

#N/A

#N/A

2743

138

China

#N/A

#N/A

2742

137

Mauritania

#N/A

#N/A

2741

136

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2740

135

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2739

134

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2738

133

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

2737

132

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

2736

131

China

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2735

130

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2734

129

India

#N/A

#N/A

2733

128

Romania

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

2732

127

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2731

126

India

#N/A

#N/A

2730

125

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2729

124

Senegal

#N/A

#N/A

2728

123

India

#N/A

#N/A

2727

122

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2726

121

China

#N/A

#N/A

2725

120

Vietnam

Cambodia

#N/A

#N/A

2724

119

France

#N/A

#N/A

2723

118

Japan

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2722

117

Taiwan

China

#N/A

#N/A

2721

116

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2720

115

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2719

114

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2718

113

India

#N/A

#N/A

2717

112

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2716

111

Switzerland

Austria

#N/A

#N/A

2715

110

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2714

109

Romania

Moldava

#N/A

#N/A

2713

108

Sierra Leone

#N/A

#N/A

2712

107

China

#N/A

#N/A

2711

106

China

#N/A

#N/A

2710

105

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2709

104

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2708

103

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2707

102

Central African Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

2706

101

China

#N/A

#N/A

2705

100

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

2704

99

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

2703

98

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2702

97

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

2701

96

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2700

95

India

#N/A

#N/A

2699

94

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2698

93

India

#N/A

#N/A

2697

92

India

#N/A

#N/A

2696

91

China

#N/A

#N/A

2695

90

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2694

89

Taiwan

China

#N/A

#N/A

2693

88

China

#N/A

#N/A

2692

87

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

2691

86

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2690

85

India

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2689

84

Pakistan

India

#N/A

#N/A

2688

83

China

#N/A

#N/A

2687

82

Romania

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

2686

81

India

#N/A

#N/A

2685

80

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2684

79

China

#N/A

#N/A

2683

78

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2682

77

India

#N/A

#N/A

2681

76

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2680

75

India

#N/A

#N/A

2679

74

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

2678

73

India

#N/A

#N/A

2677

72

El Salvador

Honduras

#N/A

#N/A

2676

71

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2675

70

Pakistan

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2674

69

China

#N/A

#N/A

2673

68

UK

#N/A

#N/A

2672

67

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

2671

66

China

#N/A

#N/A

2670

65

Tajikistan

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2669

64

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

2668

63

China

#N/A

#N/A

2667

62

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

2666

61

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2665

60

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

2664

59

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2663

58

China

#N/A

#N/A

2662

57

Ukraine

#N/A

#N/A

2661

56

China

#N/A

#N/A

2660

55

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

2659

54

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2658

53

Finland

#N/A

#N/A

2657

52

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2656

51

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2655

50

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2654

49

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

2653

48

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2652

47

Kenya

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

2651

46

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2650

45

Georgia

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2649

44

Ethiopia

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2648

43

Romania

Serbia

#N/A

#N/A

2647

42

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

2646

41

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

2645

40

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2644

39

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2643

38

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2642

37

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

2641

36

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2640

35

Poland

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

2639

34

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2638

33

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

2637

32

Iraq

#N/A

#N/A

2636

31

China

Kazahkistan

#N/A

#N/A

2635

30

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2634

29

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

2633

28

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

2632

27

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2631

26

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2630

25

Saudi Arabia

Oman

#N/A

#N/A

2629

24

Kazakhstan

Uzbekistan

#N/A

#N/A

2628

23

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

2627

22

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2626

21

Greece

Bulgaria

#N/A

#N/A

2625

20

Colombia

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

2624

19

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2623

18

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

2622

17

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2621

16

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2620

15

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

2619

14

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

2618

13

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2617

12

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

2616

11

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2615

10

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2614

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

2613

Guyana

#N/A

#N/A

2612

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2611

Costa Rica

Panama

#N/A

#N/A

2610

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2609

UK

#N/A

#N/A

2608

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2607

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2606

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2605

194

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

2604

193

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2603

192

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

2602

191

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

2601

190

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

2600

189

Malaysia

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2599

188

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2598

187

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2597

186

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2596

185

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

2595

184

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2594

183

Albania

#N/A

#N/A

2593

182

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2592

181

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2591

180

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2590

179

Panama

#N/A

#N/A

2589

178

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2588

177

Venezulea

#N/A

#N/A

2587

176

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2586

175

Paraguay

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

2585

174

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

2584

173

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2583

172

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

2582

171

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2581

170

Guatemala

#N/A

#N/A

2580

169

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2579

168

Ireland

#N/A

#N/A

2578

167

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2577

166

Central African Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

2576

165

Togo

#N/A

#N/A

2575

164

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

2574

163

Colombia

#N/A

#N/A

2573

162

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

2572

161

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2571

160

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2570

159

India

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2569

158

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2568

157

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2567

156

Panama

#N/A

#N/A

2566

155

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

2565

154

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2564

153

North Korea

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2563

152

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

2562

151

Cuba

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2561

150

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

2560

149

USA

Bahamas

#N/A

#N/A

2559

148

China

#N/A

#N/A

2558

147

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2557

146

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2556

145

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2555

144

Vietnam

Cambodia

#N/A

#N/A

2554

143

Philippines

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

2553

142

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2552

141

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

2551

140

Japan

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2550

139

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2549

138

UK

#N/A

#N/A

2548

137

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2547

136

China

#N/A

#N/A

2546

135

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2545

134

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2544

133

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

2543

132

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2542

131

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

2541

130

India

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2540

129

China

#N/A

#N/A

2539

128

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2538

127

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2537

126

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2536

125

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2535

124

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2534

123

Slovakia

Poland

#N/A

#N/A

2533

122

China

#N/A

#N/A

2532

121

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

2531

120

Azerbaijan

#N/A

#N/A

2530

119

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2529

118

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

2528

117

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2527

116

China

#N/A

#N/A

2526

115

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2525

114

China

#N/A

#N/A

2524

113

South Korea

North Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2523

112

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2522

111

China

#N/A

#N/A

2521

110

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2520

109

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2519

108

Nepal

Bhutan

#N/A

#N/A

2518

107

China

#N/A

#N/A

2517

106

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

2516

105

Philippines

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

2515

104

China

#N/A

#N/A

2514

103

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2513

102

Guam

#N/A

#N/A

2512

101

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2511

100

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2510

99

Nicaragua

#N/A

#N/A

2509

98

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2508

97

China

#N/A

#N/A

2507

96

India

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2506

95

Slovakia

#N/A

#N/A

2505

94

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2504

93

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2503

92

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2502

91

China

#N/A

#N/A

2501

90

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

2500

89

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2499

88

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2498

87

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2497

86

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

2496

85

India

#N/A

#N/A

2495

84

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

2494

83

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2493

82

China

#N/A

#N/A

2492

81

Macedonia

#N/A

#N/A

2491

80

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2490

79

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2489

78

China

#N/A

#N/A

2488

77

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2487

76

China

#N/A

#N/A

2486

75

Dominican Republic Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

2485

74

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2484

73

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2483

72

China

#N/A

#N/A

2482

71

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2481

70

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

2480

69

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2479

68

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2478

67

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2477

66

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2476

65

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2475

64

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

2474

63

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2473

62

Bangladesh

India

#N/A

#N/A

2472

61

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

2471

60

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2470

59

Djibouti

#N/A

#N/A

2469

58

Bosnia-Herzegovina Croatia

#N/A

#N/A

2468

57

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

2467

56

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

2466

55

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

2465

54

Fiji

#N/A

#N/A

2464

53

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2463

52

Russia

Belarus

#N/A

#N/A

2462

51

USA

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2461

50

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2460

49

Bosnia-Herzegovina Croatia

#N/A

#N/A

2459

48

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

2458

47

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2457

46

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2456

45

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

2455

44

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2454

43

Malayasia

#N/A

#N/A

2453

42

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2452

41

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2451

40

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2450

39

Turkey

Armenia

#N/A

#N/A

2449

38

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

2448

37

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

2447

36

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2446

35

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2445

34

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2444

33

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2443

32

Bolivia

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2442

31

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2441

30

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2440

29

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2439

28

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2438

27

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2437

26

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2436

25

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2435

24

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2434

23

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2433

22

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

2432

21

Iraq

#N/A

#N/A

2431

20

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

2430

19

Namibia

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

2429

18

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2428

17

UK

#N/A

#N/A

2427

16

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

2426

15

Kazakhstan

#N/A

#N/A

2425

14

Angola

Namibia

#N/A

#N/A

2424

13

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2423

12

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

2422

11

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2421

10

Namibia

#N/A

#N/A

2420

Yemen

#N/A

#N/A

2419

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2418

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2417

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2416

Boliva

#N/A

#N/A

2415

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2414

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

2413

Guyana

#N/A

#N/A

2412

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2411

298

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2410

297

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

2409

296

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

2408

295

Tanzania

#N/A

#N/A

2407

294

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2406

293

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2405

292

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

2404

291

Tunisia

#N/A

#N/A

2403

290

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2402

289

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2401

288

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2400

287

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

2399

286

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2398

285

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

2397

284

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2396

283

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2395

282

France

#N/A

#N/A

2394

281

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

2393

280

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2392

279

Honduras

#N/A

#N/A

2391

278

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2390

277

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2389

276

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2388

275

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2387

274

Morocco

#N/A

#N/A

2386

273

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

2385

272

Sierra Leone

#N/A

#N/A

2384

271

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

2383

270

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2382

269

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2381

268

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

2380

267

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

2379

266

Saudi Arabia

#N/A

#N/A

2378

265

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

2377

264

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2376

263

Taiwan

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2375

262

Hungary

#N/A

#N/A

2374

261

Rwanda

#N/A

#N/A

2373

260

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

2372

259

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2371

258

Russia

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

2370

257

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2369

256

Canada and USA

#N/A

#N/A

2368

255

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2367

254

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

2366

253

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2365

252

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2364

251

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2363

250

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2362

249

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

2361

248

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2360

247

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

2359

246

France

#N/A

#N/A

2358

245

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2357

244

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2356

243

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2355

242

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2354

241

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

2353

240

China

#N/A

#N/A

2352

239

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2351

238

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

2350

237

Tunisia

#N/A

#N/A

2349

236

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2348

235

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2347

234

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2346

233

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2345

232

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2344

231

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2343

230

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2342

229

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2341

228

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2340

227

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

2339

226

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

2338

225

India

#N/A

#N/A

2337

224

China

#N/A

#N/A

2336

223

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2335

222

Romania

#N/A

#N/A

2334

221

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

2333

220

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2332

219

China

#N/A

#N/A

2331

218

Kenya

#N/A

#N/A

2330

217

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2329

216

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2328

215

China

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2327

214

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2326

213

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2325

212

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2324

211

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2323

210

2322

209

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2321

208

China

#N/A

#N/A

2320

207

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

2319

206

2318

205

2317

204

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2316

203

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2315

202

Senegal

Mauritania

#N/A

#N/A

2314

201

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

2313

200

Japan

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2312

199

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

2311

197

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2310

196

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

2309

195

Estonia

#N/A

#N/A

2308

194

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2307

193

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

2306

192

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2305

191

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

2304

190

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2303

189

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

2302

188

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2301

187

China

#N/A

#N/A

2300

186

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2299

185

India

#N/A

#N/A

2298

184

Sudan and Eritrea

#N/A

#N/A

2297

183

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

2296

182

China

#N/A

#N/A

2295

181

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2294

180

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2293

179

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2292

178

Panama

#N/A

#N/A

2291

177

China

#N/A

#N/A

2290

176

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2289

175

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

2288

174

Kyrgyzstan

Kazakhstan

#N/A

#N/A

2287

173

Mongolia

#N/A

#N/A

2286

172

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2285

171

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

2284

170

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2283

169

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

2282

168

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

2281

167

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2280

166

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2279

165

Pakistan

India

#N/A

#N/A

2278

164

China

#N/A

#N/A

2277

163

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2276

162

Burma

#N/A

#N/A

2275

161

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

2274

160

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2273

159

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2272

158

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2271

157

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2270

156

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

2269

155

China

#N/A

#N/A

2268

154

Uruguay

#N/A

#N/A

2267

153

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2266

152

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2265

151

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2264

150

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2263

149

Guatemala

#N/A

#N/A

2262

148

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2261

147

China

#N/A

#N/A

2260

146

India

#N/A

#N/A

2259

145

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2258

144

India

#N/A

#N/A

2257

143

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

2256

142

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2255

141

East Timor

#N/A

#N/A

2254

140

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2253

139

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2252

138

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

2251

137

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

2250

136

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2249

135

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2248

134

Bangladesh

India

#N/A

#N/A

2247

133

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

2246

132

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

2245

131

China

#N/A

#N/A

2244

130

Azerbaijan

#N/A

#N/A

2243

129

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

2242

128

China

#N/A

#N/A

2241

127

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2240

126

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

2239

125

Moldova

#N/A

#N/A

2238

124

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2237

123

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2236

122

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2235

121

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2234

120

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2233

119

American Samoa

#N/A

#N/A

2232

118

Sri Lanka

#N/A

#N/A

2231

117

China

#N/A

#N/A

2230

116

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

2229

115

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2228

114

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2227

113

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2226

112

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2225

111

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2224

110

Ethiopia

Somalia

#N/A

#N/A

2223

109

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2222

108

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2221

107

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2220

106

Papua New Guinea 0

#N/A

#N/A

2219

105

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2218

104

Comoros Islands

#N/A

#N/A

2217

103

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2216

102

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

2215

101

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2214

100

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2213

99

Kenya

Uganda

#N/A

#N/A

2212

98

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2211

97

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2210

96

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2209

95

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2208

94

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2207

93

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

2206

92

Azerbaijan

#N/A

#N/A

2205

91

Oman

#N/A

#N/A

2204

90

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

2203

89

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2202

88

Malawi

#N/A

#N/A

2201

87

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2200

86

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

2199

85

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2198

84

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2197

83

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2196

82

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2195

81

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

2194

80

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

2193

79

Belarus

Ukraine

#N/A

#N/A

2192

78

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

2191

77

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2190

76

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2189

75

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

2188

74

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

2187

73

Ukraine

#N/A

#N/A

2186

72

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

2185

71

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

2184

70

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2183

69

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2182

68

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2181

67

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

2180

66

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2179

65

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

2178

64

Mozambique

Zimbawe

#N/A

#N/A

2177

63

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2176

62

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2175

61

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

2174

60

Turkey

Greece

#N/A

#N/A

2173

59

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2172

58

Greece

#N/A

#N/A

2171

57

Zimbabwe

#N/A

#N/A

2170

56

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2169

55

Spain

France

#N/A

#N/A

2168

54

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2167

53

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2166

52

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2165

51

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2164

50

Lebanon

Israel

#N/A

#N/A

2163

49

Pakistan

#N/A

#N/A

2162

48

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

2161

47

Zambia

Angola

#N/A

#N/A

2160

46

Pakistan

Afghanistan

#N/A

#N/A

2159

45

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2158

44

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2157

43

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

2156

42

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2155

41

USA

#N/A

#N/A

2154

40

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2153

39

Zambia

#N/A

#N/A

2152

38

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2151

37

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2150

36

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

2149

35

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2148

34

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2147

33

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

2146

32

Israel

#N/A

#N/A

2145

31

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

2144

30

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

2143

29

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2142

28

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

2141

27

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2140

26

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

2139

25

Tunisia

#N/A

#N/A

2138

24

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

2137

23

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

2136

22

UK

#N/A

#N/A

2135

21

Israel

#N/A

#N/A

2134

20

Malaysia

#N/A

#N/A

2133

19

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

2132

18

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

2131

17

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

2130

16

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

2129

15

Tunisia

#N/A

#N/A

2128

14

Afghanistan

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166

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165

China

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164

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2016

163

China

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2015

162

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2012

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155

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150

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149

Iran

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148

Alaska

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2000

147

Turkey

#N/A

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1999

146

Nepal

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145

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144

Russia

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143

Venezuela

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142

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141

Slovakia

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140

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1992

139

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#N/A

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138

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137

Nepal

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136

Mongolia

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1988

135

Czech Republic

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1987

134

Guatemala

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1986

133

Spain

#N/A

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132

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

1984

131

Russia

#N/A

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1983

130

Japan

#N/A

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1982

129

Greece

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128

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1980

127

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126

USA

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125

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1977

124

Columbia

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1976

123

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122

China

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121

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120

China

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119

Texas

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1971

118

China

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1970

117

Georgia

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116

India

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1968

115

Philippines

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1967

114

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1966

113

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1965

112

Ireland

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1964

111

China

#N/A

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1963

110

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

1962

109

Russia

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#N/A

1961

108

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

1960

107

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

1959

106

China

#N/A

#N/A

1958

105

China

#N/A

#N/A

1957

104

Romania

#N/A

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1956

103

Brazil

#N/A

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1955

102

China

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1954

101

China

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100

Tajikistan

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1952

99

India

#N/A

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1951

98

Cuba

#N/A

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1950

97

USA

#N/A

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1949

96

Russia

#N/A

#N/A

1948

95

Jamaica

#N/A

#N/A

1947

94

Ghana

#N/A

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1946

93

Russia

#N/A

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1945

92

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1944

91

China

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1943

90

USA

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1942

89

Europe

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1941

88

Honduras

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1940

87

China

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1939

86

Uruguay

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1938

85

Syria

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84

USA

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1936

83

Columbia

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1935

82

USA

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81

Bulgaria

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80

Russia

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1932

79

Chile

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78

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1930

77

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76

China

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1928

75

Nicaragua

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74

USA

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1926

73

Afghanistan

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72

Paraguay

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71

Vietnam

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70

Oman

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69

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68

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1920

67

USA

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66

USA

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65

Costa Rica

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64

Africa

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63

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62

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1914

61

Iran

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60

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59

Columbia

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1911

58

USA

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1910

57

Russia

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1909

56

Afghanistan

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55

Bangladesh

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1907

54

Ethiopia

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53

Indonesia

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52

Indonesia

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51

USA

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50

Iran

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49

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48

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1900

47

Canary Islands

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46

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45

Peru

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44

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43

Phillipines

#N/A

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1895

42

Austria

Hungary

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1894

41

Mozambique

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40

USA.

#N/A

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39

China

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38

Egypt

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37

Ecuador

#N/A

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36

Afghanistan

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1888

35

Russia

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34

Fiji

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33

Australia

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1885

32

Brazil

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1884

31

Bolivia

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1883

30

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29

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28

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1880

27

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26

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25

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#N/A

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Australia

#N/A

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23

UK

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22

DR Congo

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1874

21

Australia

#N/A

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20

Peru

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19

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18

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10

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1860

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1859

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1858

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1856

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1855

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1854

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169

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Brazil

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161

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160

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159

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1840

158

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157

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1836

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Columbia

Ecuador

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151

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150

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1829

147

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146

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145

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144

Uganda

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143

USA

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1824

142

Algeria

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141

Cuba

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1822

140

Philippines

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139

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Nicaragua

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135

Indonesia

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134

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133

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1814

132

France

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1813

131

Bangladesh

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1812

130

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1811

129

India

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1810

128

Argentina

#N/A

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127

North Korea

#N/A

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1808

126

Philippines

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1807

125

Indonesia

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1806

124

France

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123

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1804

122

Iran

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121

India

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1802

120

Brazil

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119

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118

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117

Mexico

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1798

116

Iran

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115

China

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114

Nicaragua

#N/A

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1795

113

Taiwan

#N/A

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1794

112

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

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111

Guinea

Mali

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1792

110

Thailand

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1791

109

India

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1790

108

Brazil

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India

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1788

106

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105

China

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Nigeria

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1785

103

Uganda

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1784

102

China

#N/A

#N/A

1783

101

Vietnam

#N/A

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1782

100

South Africa

#N/A

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1781

99

Cambodia

Vietnam

#N/A

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1780

98

Pakistan

#N/A

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1779

97

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#N/A

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1778

96

Chad

#N/A

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95

Philippines

#N/A

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1776

94

Thailand

Vietnam

#N/A

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1775

93

Iran

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1774

92

Afghanistan

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1773

91

Russia

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1772

90

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Ethiopia

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1771

89

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1770

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USA

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Iran

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2000033

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101

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98

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97

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96

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95

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94

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93

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92

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91

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86

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84

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83

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82

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81

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80

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79

Mexico

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78

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77

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76

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75

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74

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73

El Salvador

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72

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71

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70

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69

China

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68

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67

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66

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65

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64

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63

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62

Chad

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61

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60

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59

USA

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58

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57

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56

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55

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54

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South Korea

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53

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52

USA

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51

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50

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49

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48

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47

Yugoslavia

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46

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Hungary

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45

USA

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44

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43

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42

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41

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40

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39

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38

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37

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Slovakia

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36

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35

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34

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33

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32

Germany

Austria

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31

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30

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29

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28

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Germany

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27

USA

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26

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25

Phillipines

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24

Belarus

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23

Columbia

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22

USA

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1500

21

Bolivia

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20

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19

UK

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18

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17

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Hungary

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16

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15

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14

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13

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12

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11

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USA

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USA

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USA

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UK

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Malaysia

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Sri Lanka

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184

USA

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183

Indonesia

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182

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181

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180

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179

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176

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174

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173

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171

Germany

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170

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169

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168

Taiwan

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167

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166

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1460

165

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164

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163

Brazil

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162

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161

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Taiwan

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160

Iran

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159

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158

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157

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156

Japan

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155

South Korea

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154

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153

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152

USA

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151

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150

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149

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148

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147

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Netherlands

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146

USA

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145

Russia

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144

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143

Mexico

Guatamala

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142

USA

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141

Tibet

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140

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139

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138

USA

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137

USA

Mexico

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136

Nigeria

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135

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119

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604

117

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116

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115

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#N/A

601

114

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113

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112

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111

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110

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106

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105

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104

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103

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589

102

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588

101

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587

100

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586

99

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585

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584

97

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583

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582

95

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#N/A

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581

94

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580

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579

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USA

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Mexico

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Japan

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574

87

Myanmar

#N/A

#N/A

573

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#N/A

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572

85

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571

84

India

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570

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569

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Costa Rica

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567

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565

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USA

#N/A

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564

77

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563

76

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562

75

China

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74

Soviet Union

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560

73

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559

72

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

558

71

Poland

#N/A

#N/A

557

70

Austria

#N/A

#N/A

556

69

Bangladesh

#N/A

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555

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Soviet Union

#N/A

#N/A

554

67

Czechoslovakia

#N/A

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553

66

India

#N/A

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65

Romania

#N/A

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551

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63

Ethiopia

#N/A

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549

62

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#N/A

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548

61

China

#N/A

#N/A

547

60

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

546

59

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

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58

China

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57

Soviet Union

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543

56

Laos

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542

55

Benin

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54

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120

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92

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76

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333

78

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70

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326

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China

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110

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324

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China

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318

143

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142

China

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56

Bangladesh

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139

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137

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135

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290

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125

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268

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Indonesia

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266

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265

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Philippines

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1988098

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256

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France

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255

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252

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250

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Nepal

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China

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245

1988084

USSR

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222

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219

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218

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1988055

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1988052

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China

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1988050

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1988049

China

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1988047

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1988045

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205

1988044

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202

1988041

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201

1988040

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1988039

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1988038

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1988037

USSR

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1988036

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1988035

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1988034

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1988033

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1988032

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1988031

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1988030

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1988029

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1988028

China

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188

1988027

Bangladesh

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1988026

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1988025

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1988024

Afghanistan

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1988023

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183

1988022

Sri Lanka

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1988021

Cuba

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1988020

China

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180

1988019

India

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179

1988018

China

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1988017

Rwanda

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1988016

Japan

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176

1988015

Kenya

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1988014

Czechoslovakia

#N/A

#N/A

174

1988013

Turkey

#N/A

#N/A

173

1988012

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

172

1988011

West Germany

#N/A

#N/A

171

1988010

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

170

1988009

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

169

1988008

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

168

1988007

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

167

1988006

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

166

1988005

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

165

1988004

USA

#N/A

#N/A

164

1988003

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

163

1988002

Costa Rica

#N/A

#N/A

162

1988001

USA

#N/A

#N/A

161

1987045

USA

#N/A

#N/A

160

1987044

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

159

1987043

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

158

1987042

Jamaica

#N/A

#N/A

157

1987041

Taiwan

#N/A

#N/A

156

1987040

Lebanon

#N/A

#N/A

155

1987039

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

154

1987038

Spain

#N/A

#N/A

153

1987037

Guatamala

#N/A

#N/A

152

1987036

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

151

1987035

South Africa

#N/A

#N/A

150

1987034

USA

#N/A

#N/A

149

1987033

China

#N/A

#N/A

148

1987032

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

147

1987031

China

#N/A

#N/A

146

1987030

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

145

1987029

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

144

1987028

South Korea

#N/A

#N/A

143

1987027

China

#N/A

#N/A

142

1987026

USA

#N/A

#N/A

141

1987025

Italy

#N/A

#N/A

140

1987024

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

139

1987023

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

138

1987022

China

#N/A

#N/A

137

1987021

USA

#N/A

#N/A

136

1987020

China

#N/A

#N/A

135

1987019

USA

#N/A

#N/A

134

1987018

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

133

1987017

USA

#N/A

#N/A

132

1987016

China

#N/A

#N/A

131

1987015

Poland

#N/A

#N/A

130

1987014

Australia

#N/A

#N/A

129

1987013

Yugoslavia

#N/A

#N/A

128

1987012

Ecuador

#N/A

#N/A

127

1987011

USA

#N/A

#N/A

126

1987010

Tajikistan

#N/A

#N/A

125

1987009

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

124

1987008

Ecuador

#N/A

#N/A

123

1987007

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

122

1987006

Georgia

#N/A

#N/A

121

1987005

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

120

1987004

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

119

1987003

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

118

1987002

Madagascar

#N/A

#N/A

117

1987001

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

116

1986047

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

115

1986046

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

114

1986045

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

113

1986044

USA

#N/A

#N/A

112

1986043

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

111

1986042

Haiti

#N/A

#N/A

110

1986041

Alaska

#N/A

#N/A

109

1986040

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

108

1986039

Tunisia

#N/A

#N/A

107

1986038

USA

#N/A

#N/A

106

1986037

India

#N/A

#N/A

105

1986036

USA

#N/A

#N/A

104

1986035

USA

#N/A

#N/A

103

1986034

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

102

1986033

USA

#N/A

#N/A

101

1986032

Azores Islands

#N/A

#N/A

100

1986031

USA

#N/A

#N/A

99

1986030

Uruguay

#N/A

#N/A

98

1986029

India

#N/A

#N/A

97

1986028

USA

#N/A

#N/A

96

1986027

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

95

1986026

Vietnam

#N/A

#N/A

94

1986025

China

#N/A

#N/A

93

1986024

India

#N/A

#N/A

92

1986023

China

#N/A

#N/A

91

1986022

Canada

#N/A

#N/A

90

1986021

Columbia

#N/A

#N/A

89

1986020

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

88

1986019

USA

#N/A

#N/A

87

1986018

USA

#N/A

#N/A

86

1986017

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

85

1986016

Jamaica

#N/A

#N/A

84

1986015

USA

#N/A

#N/A

83

1986014

USA

#N/A

#N/A

82

1986013

Chile

#N/A

#N/A

81

1986012

USA

#N/A

#N/A

80

1986011

Solomon Islands

#N/A

#N/A

79

1986010

USA

#N/A

#N/A

78

1986009

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

77

1986008

Iran

#N/A

#N/A

76

1986007

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

75

1986006

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

74

1986005

USA

#N/A

#N/A

73

1986004

Peru

#N/A

#N/A

72

1986003

USA

#N/A

#N/A

71

1986002

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

70

1986001

USA

#N/A

#N/A

69

1985069

USA

#N/A

#N/A

68

1985068

Trinidad

#N/A

#N/A

67

1985067

Venezuela

#N/A

#N/A

66

1985066

Jamaica

#N/A

#N/A

65

1985065

USA

#N/A

#N/A

64

1985064

USA

#N/A

#N/A

63

1985063

Phillipines

#N/A

#N/A

62

1985062

USA

#N/A

#N/A

61

1985061

India

#N/A

#N/A

60

1985060

Thailand

#N/A

#N/A

59

1985059

Benin

#N/A

#N/A

58

1985058

Mexico

#N/A

#N/A

57

1985057

USA

#N/A

#N/A

56

1985056

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

55

1985055

Nigeria

#N/A

#N/A

54

1985054

Dominican Republic 0

#N/A

#N/A

53

1985053

India

#N/A

#N/A

52

1985052

Sweden

#N/A

#N/A

51

1985051

Viet Nam

#N/A

#N/A

50

1985050

USA

#N/A

#N/A

49

1985049

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

48

1985048

China

#N/A

#N/A

47

1985047

Japan

#N/A

#N/A

46

1985046

USA

#N/A

#N/A

45

1985045

China

#N/A

#N/A

44

1985044

China

#N/A

#N/A

43

1985043

Ethiopia

#N/A

#N/A

42

1985042

Austria

#N/A

#N/A

41

1985041

China

#N/A

#N/A

40

1985040

Nepal

#N/A

#N/A

39

1985039

USA

#N/A

#N/A

38

1985038

China

#N/A

#N/A

37

1985037

USA

#N/A

#N/A

36

1985036

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

35

1985035

China

#N/A

#N/A

34

1985034

Sudan

#N/A

#N/A

33

1985033

India

#N/A

#N/A

32

1985032

Chad

#N/A

#N/A

31

1985031

USA

#N/A

#N/A

30

1985030

West Germany

#N/A

#N/A

29

1985029

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

28

1985028

China

#N/A

#N/A

27

1985027

India

#N/A

#N/A

26

1985026

Philippines

#N/A

#N/A

25

1985025

USA

#N/A

#N/A

24

1985024

USA

#N/A

#N/A

23

1985023

Bangladesh

#N/A

#N/A

22

1985022

Argentina

#N/A

#N/A

21

1985021

China

#N/A

#N/A

20

1985020

USA

#N/A

#N/A

19

1985019

USA

#N/A

#N/A

18

1985018

USA

#N/A

#N/A

17

1985017

China

#N/A

#N/A

16

1985016

USA

#N/A

#N/A

15

1985015

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

14

1985014

USA

#N/A

#N/A

13

1985013

USA

#N/A

#N/A

12

1985012

USA

#N/A

#N/A

11

1985011

USA

#N/A

#N/A

10

1985010

Bolivia

#N/A

#N/A

1985009

USA

#N/A

#N/A

1985008

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

1985007

New Zealand

#N/A

#N/A

1985006

Comoros islands

#N/A

#N/A

1985005

Mozambique

#N/A

#N/A

1985004

Indonesia

#N/A

#N/A

1985003

Phillipines

#N/A

#N/A

1985002

Brazil

#N/A

#N/A

1985001

Algeria

#N/A

#N/A

An archive number is assigned to any flood that appears to be "large": significant damage to structures or agricultur

*Severity Class Class 1: large flood events: significant damage to structures or agriculture; fatalities; and/or 1-2 decades-long report Class 1.5: very large events: greater than 20 yr but less than 100 year recurrence interval, and/or a local recurrence Class 2: Extreme events: with an estimated recurrence interval greater than 100 years **Flood Magnitude =LOG(Duration x Severity x Affected Area) Causes: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Heavy rain Tropical cyclone Extra-tropical cyclone Monsoonal rain Snowmelt Rain and snowmelt Ice jam/break-up Dam/Levy, break or release Brief torrential rain Tidal surge Avalanche related

For additional information concerning how these tables are created, please review the Archive Notes Return to DFO Homepage

Detailed Locations (click on active links to access inundation extents)

Validation (post event #3503)

Began

Ended

Duration in Days

Dead

Displaced

Luque, Mariano Roque Alonso, Lambar, and Limpio

News

25-Feb-14

10-Mar-14

14

2000

Bujumbura

News

19-Feb-14

10-Mar-14

20

69

20000

Christchurch, including Avon River

News

3-Mar-14

10-Mar-14

80

Majuro

News

3-Mar-14

10-Mar-14

900

Johannesburg , Kliptown, Soweto; eastern South Africa, Zimbawe, and SE Mozambique; Kruger; News Incomati River Southeastern France, western France, Pisa, Liguria, northwestern Italy

24-Feb-14

10-Mar-14

15

20000

News

20-Jan-14

7-Feb-14

19

1000

Jakarta, Tangerang

News

8-Jan-14

7-Feb-14

31

23

20000

Top End, Northern Territory

News

2-Feb-14

7-Feb-14

Communities downstream of the Tokwe-Mukrosi News Dam along Tokwe River; Bulawayo

15-Jan-14

7-Feb-14

24

4000

Muzarabani

News

15-Jan-14

7-Feb-14

24

La Paz, Beni, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba; Beni province in northeastern Bolivia

News

10-Jan-14

10-Mar-14

60

38

84000

Southern Andean Cusco region

News

1-Jan-14

4-Jan-14

300

Nelson and Carroll Counties, Kentucky

News

22-Dec-13

4-Jan-14

14

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Lucia

News

26-Dec-13

4-Jan-14

10

11

Southeast states of Minas Gerais and Espirito Santo

News

23-Dec-13

4-Jan-14

13

45

60000

North Sumatras Langkat district

News

29-Dec-13

4-Jan-14

4500

Central and southern Scotland, Wales, Ireland, southern England

News

27-Dec-13

7-Feb-14

43

200

Southeast provinces; Nakhon Si Thammarat, Songkhla, Narathiwat, Phatthalung, Trang

News

20-Nov-13

8-Dec-13

19

23

15254

Havana

News

1-Dec-13

8-Dec-13

227

South-east Niger, Komadougou River

News

3-Nov-13

8-Dec-13

36

1000

Kuala Lumpur, east coast states of Pahang and Terengganu; Johor in the south

News

1-Dec-13

8-Dec-13

19000

Eastern England coast, northern European coast News

5-Dec-13

8-Dec-13

4000

Northeast Puntland

News

8-Nov-13

19-Nov-13

12

100

Riyadh, other parts of the Kingdom including northern Border Province

News

18-Nov-13

19-Nov-13

15

121

Central and northern Vietnam; six central provinces, Binh Dinh

News

14-Nov-13

19-Nov-13

41

80000

Obia, Uras, on Sardinia

News

18-Nov-13

19-Nov-13

18

2700

Austin, Texas

News

31-Oct-13

10-Nov-13

11

4800

Leyte, other islands in Central Philippines

News

8-Nov-13

19-Nov-13

12

2000

200000

Jonglei State

News

3-Nov-13

19-Nov-13

17

100

Bihar

News

12-Oct-13

10-Nov-13

30

Ancash, Cuzco, Huanuco and Pasco

News

11-Oct-13

14-Oct-13

1100

Stabat, Batang Serangan, Secanggang, Wampu, and Padang Tualang in Langkat District, North Sumatra South-eastern province of Fujian, Zhejiang, Shanghai

News

7-Oct-13

14-Oct-13

16000

News

8-Oct-13

14-Oct-13

176900

Warrap State, Wanalel River

News

8-Oct-13

14-Oct-13

3300

Luzon

News

12-Oct-13

14-Oct-13

13

2500

26 of 77 provinces

News

30-Sep-13

14-Oct-13

15

42

982799

East coast, Odisha coast

News

12-Oct-13

14-Oct-13

27

250000

Mekong River, including Battambang, Banteay News Meanchey, Kampong Thom and Kratie provinces Central Colorado, Rocky Mountain Front Range and foothills; Boulder, Lyons, Longmont, Lafayette, Broomfield, Colorado Springs Kaduna State, Kaduna metropolis; Ungwan Boro, Narayi, Ungwan Maigero, Ungwan Romi, Gonin Gora, Tudun Wada, Kigo New Extension, Nasarawa, Ungwan Rimi, Romi, Kabala Doki Extreme eastern Romania; Cudalbi, 200 km NE of Bucharest, near border with Moldova

27-Sep-13

14-Oct-13

18

122

60000

News

12-Sep-13

20-Sep-13

10

11000

News

10-Sep-13

16-Sep-13

300

News

11-Sep-13

16-Sep-13

2100

Extreme southern China; Hunan, Guangxi and neighboring Guangdong provinces

News

15-Aug-13

21-Aug-13

40

Northwest China, Qinghai Province

News

18-Aug-13

21-Aug-13

80

Manila and environs; Luzon

News

13-Aug-13

21-Aug-13

280000

NE China, including Fushun City, Liaoning Province

News

7-Aug-13

14-Oct-13

69

100

260000

Punjab, Sindh, and Baluchistan

News

7-Aug-13

21-Aug-13

15

70

12000

Karen and Mon states, southern Burma; southern Thailand

News

25-Jul-13

7-Aug-13

14

34000

Southern Missouri and Kansas

News

5-Aug-13

7-Aug-13

100

Zeya district of the Amur Region Central Punjab province, southwestern Baluchistan, southern Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Kashmir, Pakistan; Kabul, Khost, Konar, Paktia and Nangarhar provinces, Khartoum, Dafur, and five other states

News

1-Aug-13

7-Aug-13

1500

News

1-Aug-13

7-Aug-13

135

81000

News

1-Aug-13

21-Aug-13

21

11

100000

Baringo

News

5-Aug-13

7-Aug-13

5000

Ayolas, Misiones, Alto Parana. Parana River. Central regions; Kangwon Province, North Hwanghae Province, South Phyongan Province; South Hamgyong, North Hwanghae and Kangwon provinces South China, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

News

4-Jul-13

15-Jul-13

12

52000

News

10-Jul-13

15-Jul-13

760

News

11-Jul-13

15-Jul-13

Southeast China, Fujian Province

News

13-Jul-13

15-Jul-13

300000

Western China, Sichuan Province

News

5-Jul-13

15-Jul-13

11

200

100000

Borikhan district, Borikhamxay province of Laos

News

23-Jun-13

27-Jun-13

Dhemaji district, other parts of Assam, NE India

News

23-Jun-13

15-Jul-13

23

80

2000000

Southern Alberta, Calgary, Medicine Hat

News

20-Jun-13

27-Jun-13

100000

Chhattisgarh's Bastar region

News

11-Jun-13

18-Jun-13

8000

South Island, Otago

News

15-Jun-13

18-Jun-13

Northern India, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, News Uttar Pradesh

12-Jun-13

27-Jun-13

16

5748

75000

Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois

News

25-May-13

3-Jun-13

10

Including Prague, Budapest, other major cities; Danube, Elbe, and other rivers

News

28-May-13

18-Jun-13

22

3000

Counties of Hedmark, Oppland, Buskerud and Telemark

News

22-May-13

28-May-13

500

Iowa

News

25-May-13

3-Jun-13

10

400

San Antonio, Texas

News

25-May-13

28-May-13

300

Cali

News

26-May-13

28-May-13

Most of Island, including Columbo

News

13-May-13

16-May-13

115000

S. China, especially Guangdong Province, Guizhou province

News

12-May-13

28-May-13

17

55

10000

SE Bangladesh, coastline, border areas with Burma/Myanmar

News

14-May-13

16-May-13

19

1166000

Southern Somalia

News

1-May-13

16-May-13

16

50000

Aceh District

News

6-May-13

16-May-13

11

3000

Sakha Republic, Yakutsk

News

6-May-13

16-May-13

11

390

Balkh province

News

23-Apr-13

29-Apr-13

13

300

Red River Valley, Minnesota, North Dakota, USA, and southern Manitoba, Canada

News

27-Apr-13

29-Apr-13

Central Midwestern USA

News

22-Apr-13

29-Apr-13

300

Southern Saudia Arabia, UAE, Oman

News

25-Apr-13

16-May-13

22

Middle Shabelle Province

News

5-Apr-13

29-Apr-13

25

4000

Northwestern Albania

News

15-Mar-13

12-Apr-13

29

2800

Buenos Aires Province

News

1-Apr-13

7-Apr-13

59

3000

Including Port Louis

News

31-Mar-13

3-Apr-13

11

South Sudan's Jonglei State; areas along the Nile River Western Kenya, Coastal region and parts of Rift Valle; Turkana, Pokot, Baringo and parts of Marakwet; Sofia Boma village in Taita Taveta County; Kerio Valley; Nairobi-Nakuru highway Central Spain, including Castille and Leon

News

25-Mar-13

3-Apr-13

10

12000

News

28-Mar-13

29-Apr-13

33

63

18633

News

31-Mar-13

3-Apr-13

300

Peruvian regions of Ancash, Cuzco, Huanuco and Pasco; Bolivia

News

10-Mar-13

17-Mar-13

3000

Azore Islands

News

14-Mar-13

17-Mar-13

30

Southwestern France, Perpignan

News

9-Mar-13

17-Mar-13

1200

Southern Spain, Andalusia, district of Mogon, Villa franca de Cordoba

News

13-Mar-13

17-Mar-13

200

Caprivi Strip, Namibia

News

1-Mar-13

17-Mar-13

17

10000

Northern town of Kumanovo

News

25-Feb-13

4-Mar-13

1200

Extreme southern Thailand

News

25-Feb-13

4-Mar-13

130

Central and southeastern Queensland: Darling Downs, Bioela, Loweood, Brightview, Lawnton; northern New South Wales

News

25-Feb-13

4-Mar-13

200

Kelantan, Terengganu and Perak

News

10-Feb-13

4-Mar-13

23

5167

Musi Banyuasin regency, South Sumatra

News

20-Feb-13

4-Mar-13

13

1000

Novomikhailovsky

News

20-Feb-13

4-Mar-13

13

1500

Northern part of Sulawesi island

News

16-Feb-13

18-Feb-13

17

Batang Buluh and Rokan rivers in Rokan Hulu regency, Riau

News

16-Feb-13

18-Feb-13

3452

Throughout Papua New Guinea

News

1-Dec-12

12-Feb-13

74

500

Pacific coast of southern Peru; wesern Bolivia; Arequipa; Atacama Desert

News

8-Feb-13

12-Feb-13

31

2400

Northeast and central districts

News

15-Jan-13

1-Feb-13

18

400

Seychelles

News

27-Jan-13

1-Feb-13

106

Queensland Limpopo river basin in southern provinceof Gaza; also in Zimbawe along border with South Africa; KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa; also northern Mozambique Nairobi; Nyanza and North Rift regions

News

22-Jan-13

1-Feb-13

11

8000

News

17-Jan-13

4-Mar-13

47

135

170000

News

13-Jan-13

17-Jan-13

20

400

Phalombe, Mangochi, and Nsanje districts, Southern Malawi

News

15-Nov-12

22-Jan-13

69

3000

Jakarta

News

13-Jan-13

22-Jan-13

10

32

46000

West Bank, Palestine; Jordan; Syria

News

8-Jan-13

10-Jan-13

1600

Central, eastern, and northern provinces

News

8-Jan-13

17-Jan-13

10

52

56747

Central Amazon region; Ancash, Cuzco, Huanuco and Pasco regions

News

4-Jan-13

10-Jan-13

2000

Central Mindanao

News

4-Jan-13

10-Jan-13

3180

Palawan Province

News

3-Jan-13

10-Jan-13

520

Northern and eastern Malaysia; Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah states

News

3-Jan-13

10-Jan-13

600

South Sulawesi province

News

3-Jan-13

10-Jan-13

1000

Russia's Black Sea Region; village of Novomikhailovsky

News

6-Jan-13

10-Jan-13

1500

Durbank; Clairmont; KwaZulu

News

11-Dec-12

13-Dec-12

10

Six of the countrys nine provinces; Matale, central Sri Lanka, is the worst affected district.

News

16-Dec-12

18-Dec-12

6000

Northeast of England, North Wales and Northamptonshire; Wales, Scotland

News

20-Nov-12

18-Dec-12

29

1700

Johor, Negri Sembilan; Selangor

News

1-Dec-12

4-Dec-12

150

Northeaster Argentina, Corrientes; West, central News and eastern Buenos Aires province

20-Nov-12

4-Dec-12

15

10000

Western province of Balikesir

News

2-Dec-12

4-Dec-12

Southern Midaneo Island

News

4-Dec-12

4-Dec-12

74

60000

Venice, Rome, Tuscany, Umbria

News

11-Nov-12

18-Nov-12

500

Southern Spain, Malaga

News

13-Nov-12

18-Nov-12

120

Johor, Selangor, Perak and Malacca

News

4-Nov-12

8-Nov-12

4000

Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu states

News

4-Nov-12

8-Nov-12

40

70000

Northern Vietnamese coast; central Philippines

News

24-Oct-12

29-Oct-12

30

260000

Eastern Cape municipalities; Ndlambe municipality, Port Alfred, Kenton-on-Sea and Bathurst, Makana municipality, Grahamstown Wawa, nearby Michipicoten First Nation, northern Ontario US Atlantic coast from Florida to southern New England (storm surge); most of east-central USA (inland flooding); Haiti, Cuba, Jamaica

News

24-Oct-12

29-Oct-12

12

News

25-Oct-12

29-Oct-12

700

News

24-Oct-12

29-Oct-12

65

Russia's North Caucasus region of Dagestan

News

9-Oct-12

15-Oct-12

1120

Yaroungou and Moula refugee camps, southern Chad

News

15-Sep-12

15-Oct-12

31

17000

All eight regions of the country, including the large regions of Tillabery, Dosso and Niame Behshahr, Mazandaran province; Sari, Qaemshahr and Babol as well as outlying rural areas

News

15-Sep-12

15-Oct-12

31

91

News

12-Oct-12

15-Oct-12

1000

Central Somalias Hiiraan Region; Shabelle River News

22-Sep-12

3-Oct-12

12

12200

Unity State; areas near state capital Bentiu; nine of South Sudan's 10 states; Jonglei, Lakes, News Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Unity and Upper Nile Northern England; Pennine and Cheviot catchments

7-Sep-12

3-Oct-12

27

15

3000

News

23-Sep-12

26-Sep-12

1500

Alaska; Talkeetna; south along Kenai River

News

20-Sep-12

26-Sep-12

2000

Delta State; Niger River; Oko community; Benue and Kaduna states, Taraba, much of Nigeria is News affected

15-Sep-12

29-Oct-12

45

148

64000

Assam, northeastern India

News

19-Sep-12

15-Oct-12

27

21

2000000

Central Sichuan city of Suinin; other areas in Sichuan

News

9-Sep-12

18-Sep-12

10

Northern province Sukhothai

News

12-Sep-12

26-Sep-12

15

3000

Naseerabad and Jaffarabad districts, Baluchistan News

10-Sep-12

29-Oct-12

50

400

742000

Uttarakhand state

News

16-Sep-12

18-Sep-12

45

200

Pakau Njogu in the North Bank Region, and many other in Jarra Soma, in the Lower River Region

News

2-Sep-12

7-Sep-12

41

Portions of Rift Valley Province

News

15-Aug-12

7-Sep-12

24

3000

Acholi districts of Agago, Kitgum, Lamwo and Pader, northern Uganda

News

20-Aug-12

7-Sep-12

19

15000

North Hwanghae Province, South Phyongan Province, South Hwanghae Province

News

17-Aug-12

7-Sep-12

22

59

24000

Nghe An, Ha Tinh, and Thanh Hoa; northcentral region

News

2-Sep-12

7-Sep-12

5000

Southern Mississippi and Louisiana

News

28-Aug-12

7-Sep-12

11

60000

Adamawa state, eastern Nigeria; Kogi state

News

25-Aug-12

26-Sep-12

33

127

20000

Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region

News

25-Aug-12

29-Aug-12

30

Pakistan-administered Kashmir; Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

News

23-Aug-12

29-Aug-12

26

1200

Port-au-Prince, other areas

News

25-Aug-12

29-Aug-12

19

15000

Katsina State; four local governmental areas; Bosso and Zunguru, Niger state

News

24-Aug-12

29-Aug-12

10

20000

Dakar, major cities in interior

News

24-Aug-12

29-Aug-12

1200

Kawkareik, Kyain Seikgyi, Hpa-an townships; Karen State, Salaween River; Irrawaddy Region, News Darka River

15-Jul-12

29-Aug-12

46

85000

Western Japanese region of Kansai; Uji, Kyoto Prefecture

News

12-Aug-12

20-Aug-12

1000

Jonglei's capital, Bor, and surrounding area; all three states, Sudan

News

1-Aug-12

29-Aug-12

29

32

154000

Niamey, Niger River, Banga Banda, Dossa Region, other locations

News

6-Aug-12

7-Sep-12

33

52

125000

Chhattisgarh, Bastar division, Doodh River

News

16-Aug-12

20-Aug-12

210

Southwest China's Sichuan province; Chengdu, Mianyang, Deyang cities

News

14-Aug-12

20-Aug-12

13

14600

Mambilla Plateau in Sardauna local government area of Taraba State

News

2-Aug-12

6-Aug-12

3000

Northeast China; Jiangsu and Shandong provinces

News

3-Aug-12

6-Aug-12

800000

Southern Scotland

News

4-Aug-12

6-Aug-12

Central Darfur and el- Geneina

News

4-Aug-12

6-Aug-12

800

Orissa, Odisha's Kalahandi district

News

3-Aug-12

6-Aug-12

2000

Uttarakhand

News

4-Aug-12

6-Aug-12

30

1200

Flood prone areas of Yellow river in Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces

News

25-Jul-12

30-Jul-12

40000

Central and eastern Costa Rica

News

28-Jul-12

30-Jul-12

1500

Central and northern portions of the country; Manila; southern province of Maguindanao

News

28-Jul-12

6-Aug-12

10

13000

North and South Phyongan provinces, many other areas in the country

News

20-Jul-12

6-Aug-12

18

169

63000

Plateau state; Jos

News

22-Jul-12

25-Jul-12

50

2000

Manila and environs

News

21-Jul-12

23-Jul-12

Gorontalo, Sulawesi Southern and eastern Georgia; Gurjaani, Lagodekhi and Telavi municipalities of Kakheti Region, Akhaltsikhe (incl. Vale town), Adigeni and Aspindza municipalities of the SamtskheBeijing

News

20-Jul-12

23-Jul-12

586

News

19-Jul-12

23-Jul-12

News

21-Jul-12

25-Jul-12

77

Hubei

News

9-Jul-12

25-Jul-12

17

58

140000

Southern Texas, Houston area (north suburbs)

News

13-Jul-12

16-Jul-12

100

Fukuoka Prefecture; Oita, Kumamoto and Fukuoka prefectures, Kyushu Island

News

4-Jul-12

16-Jul-12

13

28

3000

Lowland regions of Azerbaijan.

News

8-Jul-12

9-Jul-12

400

Bihar's Saharsa and Supaul districts.

News

4-Jul-12

23-Jul-12

20

1500

Northern Province of Samsun

News

3-Jul-12

9-Jul-12

10

Southern Krasnodar Region.

News

6-Jul-12

16-Jul-12

11

171

24000

Inner Mongolia, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Chongqing, News Sichuan and Guizhou.

22-Jun-12

2-Jul-12

11

50

120000

Western province of Ghor

News

23-Jun-12

26-Jun-12

24

Interior British Columbia

News

20-Jun-12

26-Jun-12

700

Chittagong and Bandarban districts

News

24-Jun-12

2-Jul-12

106

102000

Central Florida and Florida Panhandle

News

22-Jun-12

2-Jul-12

11

17000

Florida Panhandle

News

9-Jun-12

12-Jun-12

300

Across Taiwan including Taipei

News

9-Jun-12

12-Jun-12

3000

Southern Philippines; Sarangani, North Cotabato, Maguindanao and Sultan Kudarat province Lakhimpur, Darrang, Hailakandi, Sonitpur, Dhemaji, Udalguri and Nagaon districts, Assam; Arunachal Pradesh

News

8-Jun-12

12-Jun-12

700

News

6-Jun-12

16-Jul-12

41

109

400000

Throughout Yukon, parts of NWT and BC

News

6-Jun-12

12-Jun-12

Trojes, region of El Paraiso

News

22-May-12

29-May-12

500

Srednekolymsk; Kolyma River

News

20-May-12

29-May-12

10

1000

Butaleja district

News

20-May-12

29-May-12

10

3000

Northern Afghan province of Takha

News

12-May-12

16-May-12

20

Tbilsi

News

12-May-12

16-May-12

1400

Muleba district, Kagera Region

News

13-May-12

16-May-12

300

Hunan, Gansu provinces

News

8-May-12

16-May-12

53

185000

Rio Solimoes

News

1-May-12

7-May-12

3000

Several districts of Sar-e-Pol Province, northern Afghanistan

News

1-May-12

7-May-12

26

Seti river in Kaski district in western Nepal

News

5-May-12

7-May-12

17

Central Colombian region of Soacha

News

20-Apr-12

26-Apr-12

17

56000

Nyanza Province

News

20-Apr-12

16-May-12

27

56

Western regions

News

14-Apr-12

18-Apr-12

19

Southwestern regions

News

5-Apr-12

26-Apr-12

22

5000

Northern and western provinces

News

9-Apr-12

18-Apr-12

10

300

Taveta District, Kenya

News

9-Apr-12

26-Apr-12

18

50

Central, Volga, and Southern federal districts; Republic of Tatarstan, and Saratov and Samara regions

News

8-Apr-12

26-Apr-12

19

2600

North and northwestern part of the country

News

8-Apr-12

26-Apr-12

19

11000

Catanduanes, Albay, Camarines Sur and Camarines Norte provinces.

News

26-Mar-12

30-Mar-12

Western New Brunswick

News

25-Mar-12

30-Mar-12

500

Western Division

News

29-Mar-12

18-Apr-12

21

14000

Southern region of Magallanes and Antarctica; northern region of Arica-Parinacot

News

1-Mar-12

15-Mar-12

15

1000

Including western Manabi Province

News

1-Mar-12

26-Mar-12

26

10

4700

Southeastern portions; other regions

News

3-Mar-12

7-Mar-12

65

Ngorongoro District, Arusha Region

News

1-Mar-12

7-Mar-12

10

Baharu River, Kotabaru, S Kalimantan

News

4-Mar-12

7-Mar-12

Gaza Valley, Gaza Strip

News

4-Mar-12

7-Mar-12

1200

Oahu and Kauai

News

4-Mar-12

7-Mar-12

83

Northwestern region of Tunisia

News

25-Feb-12

27-Feb-12

1000

Northern province of Pando, in the Amazon rainforest on the border with Brazil; Acre River, Brazil Nagari Simpang, Pasaman district, West Sumatra; Boyolali, Central Java

News

20-Feb-12

26-Mar-12

36

89000

News

20-Feb-12

27-Feb-12

1200

Northeast Nigeria; Nigerias Adamawa State

News

20-Feb-12

27-Feb-12

300

Lambayong township of Sultan Kudarat province and villages in the provinces of Agusan del News Norte and Surigao del Norte

20-Feb-12

27-Feb-12

25000

Cilegon, Banten

News

12-Feb-12

14-Feb-12

6800

Zamboanga del Norte

News

12-Feb-12

14-Feb-12

13327

Western Greece

News

3-Feb-12

6-Feb-12

200

Western Bulgaria

News

1-Feb-12

6-Feb-12

1000

Probolinggo district, East Java

News

27-Jan-12

29-Jan-12

3000

Central, northern and western Queensland; western New South Wales

News

22-Jan-12

7-Mar-12

46

13000

Nadi, Lautoka, Ba, Sigatoka and Rakiraki; western parts of Fiji's biggest island, Viti Levu

News

22-Jan-12

6-Feb-12

16

3500

Southeastern Africa, Mozambique, Limpopo River, Kruger National Park South Africa Northeastern Angola; 10 villages in Uige Province [northeastern Angola near border with DRC]

News

17-Jan-12

14-Feb-12

29

37

100000

News

15-Dec-11

9-Jan-12

26

5500

Minas Gerais

News

1-Jan-12

9-Jan-12

14000

Trang, Hat Yai, several southern provinces

News

1-Jan-12

9-Jan-12

1000

Wonosobo regency of Central Java Province

News

18-Dec-11

4-Jan-12

18

10

54

Low-lying lands of Ki'linochchi District

News

17-Dec-11

22-Dec-11

11000

Dar es Salaam

News

20-Dec-11

22-Dec-11

13

Kluang, Johor

News

17-Dec-11

22-Dec-11

3265

Mindaneo; Cagayan de Oro, Iligan, other cities.

News

16-Dec-11

22-Dec-11

957

1000

Nelson, northern South Island

News

13-Dec-11

17-Dec-11

100

Donggala, Central Sulawesi

News

12-Dec-11

17-Dec-11

42

Ng'ambo location, Isiolo district, Budalangi

News

29-Nov-11

22-Dec-11

24

24

98000

Durban and Pietermaritzburg

News

27-Nov-11

2-Dec-11

Northwestern New South Wales, Moree and Wee Waa

News

27-Nov-11

22-Dec-11

26

60

Pawan Village, Rambah sub district, Rokan Hulu News (Rohul) District, Riau Province

27-Nov-11

30-Nov-11

500

More than a dozen Philippine villages in Davao del Norte (southern Mindanao)

News

10-Nov-11

15-Nov-11

30000

Manizales, Caldes

News

9-Nov-11

22-Dec-11

44

486

80000

Sere District

News

9-Nov-11

20-Dec-11

42

15000

Wajir Town

News

9-Nov-11

15-Nov-11

10000

Cinque Terre

News

26-Oct-11

1-Nov-11

Accra

News

26-Oct-11

29-Oct-11

14

43000

Pacific coast of SW Mexico, Manzanillo, and Central America

News

10-Oct-11

1-Nov-11

23

120

60000

Mediterranean and Aegean regions

News

8-Oct-11

10-Oct-11

El Bayadh, 700 km south of Algiers

News

1-Oct-11

2-Oct-11

10

200

Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

News

1-Oct-11

10-Oct-11

10

132300

Luzon

News

28-Sep-11

2-Oct-11

180000

Orissa

News

5-Sep-11

2-Oct-11

28

40

15000

North Dafur, floods originated in Umm Tahana

News

28-Aug-11

8-Sep-11

12

1000

Gujarat, Surat

News

25-Aug-11

13-Sep-11

20

5000

Bulambuli District in eastern Uganda

News

20-Aug-11

8-Sep-11

20

31

Zarmagandaye, Lamorde and Karadje districts

News

10-Aug-11

8-Sep-11

30

5000

Northeastern USA

News

27-Aug-11

13-Sep-11

18

20

370000

Southwestern Nigeria

News

26-Aug-11

8-Sep-11

14

20

3000

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province Various locations: Beijing, northern Shanxi province and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, northeastern Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces, eastern Jiangsu province, central

News

25-Aug-11

29-Aug-11

71

300

News

1-Aug-11

8-Sep-11

39

22

50000

Sindh Province, southern Pakistan

News

12-Aug-11

1-Nov-11

82

434

660000

Dhemaji district of eastern Assam; western parts News of Meghalaya

15-Aug-11

8-Sep-11

25

11000

Kisumu Town; Nyanza and Turkana

News

15-Aug-11

8-Sep-11

25

4000

Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, India; Southern Nepal Mekong River, Cambodia; Kampong Cham Province West Bengal, India; Bangladesh

News

15-Aug-11

2-Oct-11

49

158

70000

News

10-Aug-11

15-Nov-11

98

264

280000

News

10-Aug-11

13-Sep-11

35

47

700000

Eastern Kunar province

News

5-Aug-11

9-Aug-11

20

Phrae, Sukhothai, Uttaradit, Phichit, Phitsanulok, Tak, Nakhon Sawan and Ayutthaya provinces
North Carolina; areas in and near city of Charlotte

News

5-Aug-11

9-Jan-12

158

790

10000

News

6-Aug-11

9-Aug-11

100

Hispaniola, mainly Dominican Republic

News

3-Aug-11

9-Aug-11

7000

Seoul,Chuncheon area; 100 kilometres east of the capital; Gyeonggi province; southern North Korea

News

27-Jul-11

9-Aug-11

14

53

29000

Rio Grande do Sul, S. Brazil

News

23-Jul-11

29-Jul-11

10

20000

Uttar Pradesh; low lying areas of Gonda, Balrampur, Faizabad, Barabanki,Rajasthan

News

23-Jul-11

9-Aug-11

18

19

200000

Eastern Region

News

22-Jul-11

29-Jul-11

12571

Southeast Bangladesh, Cox's Bazar

News

21-Jul-11

29-Jul-11

10000

S. China, Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, Sichuan, Yunnan provinces and the News autonomous region of Tibet

11-Jul-11

22-Jul-11

12

1600000

NW Iran, West Azerbaijan Province

News

15-Jul-11

22-Jul-11

NE Brazil, Pernambuco State

News

15-Jul-11

22-Jul-11

10

3000

Katsina State

News

15-Jul-11

22-Jul-11

13

1000

Accham district in western Nepal

News

2-Jul-11

22-Jul-11

21

15

Central Mexico and Gulf Coast states

News

1-Jul-11

6-Jul-11

11

300000

Dominican Republic, Haiti and Jamaica

News

2-Jul-11

6-Jul-11

4000

Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh

News

1-Jul-11

22-Jul-11

22

Bihar; parts of West Champaran, Gopalganj, Saharsa, Muzaffarpur and Araria districts

News

1-Jul-11

22-Jul-11

22

3000

Xiengkoung, Viengtian, Boolikhamxay, Xayaboury provinces

News

23-Jun-11

29-Jun-11

Souris River, North Dakota; also many areas to the north.

News

20-Jun-11

6-Jul-11

17

16000

Khabarovsk region, Kiya and Khor rivers.

News

15-Jun-11

29-Jun-11

15

120

Large parts of Davao city

News

28-Jun-11

29-Jun-11

25

A dozen communities around Abidjan

News

15-Jun-11

21-Jun-11

500

Northwest China's Gansu Province

News

15-Jun-11

21-Jun-11

2000

Ghotki District, Sindh

News

16-Jun-11

21-Jun-11

Rikoti Pass in central Georgia

News

18-Jun-11

21-Jun-11

Orissa's Balasore district

News

18-Jun-11

21-Jun-11

New South Wales

News

11-Jun-11

21-Jun-11

11

2000

Central and northern Norway

News

8-Jun-11

13-Jun-11

15 municipalities in the Antioquia department

News

2-Jun-11

13-Jun-11

12

464

Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan and Guangdong provinces in central and southern China At least 13 provinces and the capital Manila; Southern Philippines

News

1-Jun-11

29-Jun-11

29

175

1600000

News

5-Jun-11

21-Jun-11

17

15

15000

Lake Manitoba

News

1-Jun-11

6-Jul-11

36

700

El Bayadh province, Ghardaia province

News

3-Jun-11

6-Jun-11

Lake Azuei

News

4-Jun-11

13-Jun-11

10

23

250

Western part of Kottayam district

News

1-Jun-11

13-Jun-11

13

500

Missouri River, South Dakota, Iowa, Missouri

News

4-Jun-11

29-Jul-11

56

4600

Novi Pazar, southwest Serbia

News

23-May-11

24-May-11

5000

Eastern Montana

News

22-May-11

21-Jun-11

31

1100

Richelieu River, Quebec; Lake Champlain, Vermont and New York, USA

News

4-May-11

9-Jun-11

37

1300

Eastern province of Catanduanes, northern Luzon island

News

8-May-11

11-May-11

10

Pernambuco region

News

8-May-11

11-May-11

15000

Central and lower Mississippi River floodplain and tributaries

News

1-May-11

9-Jun-11

40

25000

East Nusa Tenggara province

News

23-Apr-11

25-Apr-11

1800

Bolivar, Northwestern Venezuela

News

15-Apr-11

25-Apr-11

11

Northern Columbia; Villapinzn all the way down to Chia, a town only miles north of Bogota

News

1-Apr-11

19-May-11

49

29000

Southern Brazil, including Rio Grande do Sul

News

21-Apr-11

25-Apr-11

12

26 villages in Hasakah province in northeast Syria

News

23-Apr-11

25-Apr-11

Tanga and Morogoro regions; Kilombero District, Morogoro

News

9-Apr-11

19-May-11

41

9000

Waynesboro, Virginia

News

18-Apr-11

25-Apr-11

West Kazakhstan Oblast

News

1-Apr-11

19-Apr-11

19

9000

Indonesian Province of Papua, Panai Regency

News

1-Apr-11

10-Apr-11

10

18

3000

Red River, Fargo, North Dakota and Minnesota; News Assiniboine RiverWinnepeg, Manitoba

1-Apr-10

24-May-11

419

3600

North and northeastern regions, Oshakati, Cuvelai, Kwanham, Namacunde, Caprivi

News

15-Mar-11

19-Apr-11

36

62

10000

Perlis province

News

31-Mar-11

1-Apr-11

4230

Aur village near Medan

News

31-Mar-11

1-Apr-11

400

Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, Surat Thani, Trang and Chumphon provinces,

News

23-Mar-11

10-Apr-11

19

59

84000

Northern Perak

News

24-Mar-11

25-Mar-11

406

Launceston, Tasmania

News

22-Mar-11

28-Mar-11

500

Western Australia, east Kimberly region, Derby, Fitzroy Crossing, Halls Creek and Warmu

News

14-Mar-11

18-Mar-11

217

Caprivi Strip

News

1-Mar-11

18-Mar-11

18

4000

Santa Catarina State, Parana State, Espirito Santo

News

12-Mar-11

18-Mar-11

10

31000

Visayas and Mindanao

News

14-Mar-11

18-Mar-11

14138

Lebanon's northern border with Syria

News

10-Mar-11

11-Mar-11

Coastal Japan near Sendai

News

11-Mar-11

11-Mar-11

10000

200000

North Queensland

News

7-Mar-11

28-Mar-11

22

Eastern USA

News

7-Mar-11

28-Mar-11

22

Village in Aceh Province

News

10-Mar-11

11-Mar-11

12

750

Bali, Tinga-Tinga, Celukan Bawang, and Pengulon villages

News

24-Feb-11

26-Feb-11

4000

La Paz, Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, Tarija, Chuquisaca and Pando

News

14-Feb-11

26-Feb-11

13

10000

Cusca area

News

10-Feb-11

26-Feb-11

17

300

Johor

News

1-Feb-11

16-Feb-11

16

24000

Western Heart

News

10-Feb-11

16-Feb-11

25

3000

Thaba-Tseka District, other areas

News

1-Feb-11

16-Feb-11

16

26

5000

Jolo, Mindanao

News

1-Feb-11

4-Feb-11

11

2000

Northcentral, north, and northeast portions of country

News

1-Feb-11

14-Feb-11

14

14

250000

Molle Punku River, remote southern Bolivia

News

30-Jan-11

31-Jan-11

31

500

southern Johor State; Sungai Muar, Sungai Benut, and Sungai Mengkibo rivers

News

28-Jan-11

31-Jan-11

20000

Surigao del Norte

News

25-Jan-11

31-Jan-11

32342

Northland, North Island

News

28-Jan-11

31-Jan-11

Jeddah

News

26-Jan-11

31-Jan-11

10

Pamanukan in Subang Regency, West Java

News

16-Jan-11

18-Jan-11

12000

Western Germany, Rhineland-Palatinate

News

7-Jan-11

10-Jan-11

Central and eastern Sri Lanka

News

5-Jan-11

18-Jan-11

14

23

325000

KwaZulu-Natal, Orange River between Upington and Kakamas in the Northern Cape,other News regions of South Africa, Mozambique Minas Gerais, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Espirito Santo state Southern Philippines; township of San Francisco, Agusan del Sur Province; eastern Samar

1-Jan-11

4-Feb-11

35

50

300

News

1-Jan-11

18-Jan-11

18

665

100000

News

1-Jan-11

18-Jan-11

18

53

10000

Queensland, New South Wales

News

25-Dec-10

4-Feb-11

42

35

175000

Western Australia's Gascoyne region

News

17-Dec-10

28-Dec-10

12

California

News

19-Dec-10

28-Dec-10

10

1000

Eastern Quebec, Maritime Canada

News

14-Dec-10

20-Dec-10

1000

Western Ukraine

News

13-Dec-10

17-Dec-10

4000

Portobelo, Colon, Bayano River, Panama Canal

News

8-Dec-10

17-Dec-10

10

10

2000

Southern Spain near Seville, Ecija town, Genil and its tributary Argamasilla

News

6-Dec-10

10-Dec-10

30

Tamil Nadu

News

15-Nov-10

7-Dec-10

23

170

Northern and western Greece

News

3-Dec-10

17-Dec-10

15

Serbia, Montenegro,Bosnia, Albania, Drina River News

1-Dec-10

17-Dec-10

17

30000

Caracas, nearby states including Miranda, Vargas states.

News

25-Nov-10

20-Dec-10

26

30

60000

Casablanca, coastal town of Bouznika south of Rabat

News

29-Nov-10

30-Nov-10

30

North Central Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales

News

27-Nov-10

20-Dec-10

24

3000

Central Viet Nam

News

2-Nov-10

27-Nov-10

26

143

1000000

Most provinces

News

15-Nov-10

20-Dec-10

36

250

800000

Cornwall

News

16-Nov-10

20-Nov-10

Large parts of the country

News

12-Nov-10

15-Nov-10

Afram River in the Kwahu South District

News

5-Nov-10

11-Nov-10

2600

Salerno, Veneto, southern provinces

News

8-Nov-10

11-Nov-10

300

Columbo, other portions of island

News

11-Nov-10

27-Nov-10

17

300000

East Nusa Tenggara province

News

2-Nov-10

5-Nov-10

15

Kedah, Kubang Pasu, Kota Setar and Pendang; other locations

News

1-Nov-10

5-Nov-10

40000

Western Haiti, eastern Cuba

News

5-Nov-10

10-Nov-10

Chad capital N'djamena

News

1-Oct-10

5-Nov-10

36

In the capitol and along the Pacific Coast

News

1-Nov-10

5-Nov-10

17

1000

Four south-central coastal provinces of Khanh Hoa, Phu Yen, Binh Dinh and Ninh Thuan

News

30-Oct-10

5-Nov-10

18

35000

Northern Philippines, Isabela, Cagayan, Kalinga, and Aurora provinces

News

2-Nov-10

5-Nov-10

Northeastern Thailand

News

10-Oct-10

15-Nov-10

37

206

Hainan

News

16-Oct-10

19-Oct-10

100000

Southern Krasnador

News

16-Oct-10

19-Oct-10

13

New South Wales

News

15-Oct-10

19-Oct-10

Central Viet Nam, Northeastern Thailand

News

15-Oct-10

21-Oct-10

112

3000

News

1-Oct-10

12-Oct-10

12

15

500000

News

9-Oct-10

12-Oct-10

100

News

12-Sep-10

15-Nov-10

65

272

2000

Hainan

News

4-Oct-10

12-Oct-10

200000

News

1-Oct-10

6-Oct-10

News

2-Oct-10

12-Oct-10

11

149

150000

News

2-Oct-10

6-Oct-10

84

News

20-Sep-10

30-Sep-10

11

Mazimansa, Himutu and Kachonga sub-counties News

26-Sep-10

30-Sep-10

600

News

20-Sep-10

30-Sep-10

11

Wisconsin River

News

22-Sep-10

30-Sep-10

Oxaca,

News

18-Sep-10

30-Sep-10

13

19

British Columbia coast and northern Vancouver Island

News

25-Sep-10

28-Sep-10

720

Southern Taiwan

News

18-Sep-10

20-Sep-10

Bihar

News

18-Sep-10

20-Sep-10

Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh

News

18-Sep-10

30-Sep-10

13

88

15000

Brahmaputra River

News

9-Sep-10

30-Sep-10

22

140000

Northern Nigeria, Jigawa State, other locations

News

13-Sep-10

30-Sep-10

18

40

10000

Half of Chad's regions

News

15-Aug-10

17-Sep-10

34

24

70000

Assam's Lakhimpur district

News

5-Sep-10

17-Sep-10

13

30000

Andhra Pradesh

News

1-Sep-10

17-Sep-10

17

78000

Texas

News

7-Sep-10

11-Sep-10

Punjab, Haryana

News

5-Sep-10

28-Sep-10

24

12500

News

19-Aug-10

21-Aug-10

4000

Victoria, Gippsland, South Coast

News

1-Sep-10

15-Sep-10

15

10000

Southern Veracruz, Tobasco

News

15-Aug-10

6-Oct-10

53

100

50000

Northern Bahr el-Ghazal state

News

1-Aug-10

20-Sep-10

51

57135

North Pyongan province

News

26-Aug-10

1-Sep-10

35000

Lower Burma city of Pegu, Large areas also across Pegu and Magway divisions and Shan and Mon states

News

1-Aug-10

1-Sep-10

32

20000

Niamey, northern Chad

News

1-Aug-10

10-Sep-10

41

5000

State of Iowa, Ames, Colfax towns

News

10-Aug-10

11-Aug-10

1000

Eastern province of South Hamkyong, northwestern province of North Pyongan, next to the border with China, Hwanghae province in the News southwest, Jagang province to the east of North Pyongan

27-Jul-10

8-Aug-10

13

17000

Kashmir,

News

6-Aug-10

8-Aug-10

150

180

Entire communities in Gansu province's Zhouqu district,Yanji, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in Jilin Province Polish town of Bogatyni, eastern German town of Neukirchen near the Czech border, town of Goerlitz, on the border with Poland

News

27-Jul-10

11-Aug-10

16

65

180

News

27-Jul-10

8-Aug-10

13

15

3000

Various parts

News

27-Jul-10

3-Aug-10

65

180

Pakistan

News

27-Jul-10

15-Nov-10

112

1750

10000000

21-Jul-10

25-Jul-10

14

20000

Mountainous areas of Asir, Jazan, Najran and Taif

23-Jul-10

25-Jul-10

14

Northern Viet Nam, Ha Giang province, Lao Cai province Current flooding is concentrated in Hubei, Sichuan and Shaanxi provinces. Dead and displaced entries are estimates for summer, 2010 flooding total to date

23-Jul-10

25-Jul-10

12400

23-Jul-10

3-Aug-10

12

1100

300000

Kalimantan

23-Jul-10

25-Jul-10

21

15000

Southern Nepal

25-Jul-10

25-Jul-10

12

Eastern Iowa, northern Illinois

25-Jul-10

25-Jul-10

500

Hong Kong

21-Jul-10

23-Jul-10

15000

Baluchistan province, Barkhan District

21-Jul-10

23-Jul-10

60

Luzon, Laguna Province, 27 out of 30 towns flooded

12-Jul-10

15-Jul-10

23

Different parts of Northwest Yemen

10-Jul-10

15-Jul-10

15

Highway from Monterey to Nuevo Laredo on U.S. border

1-Jul-10

14-Jul-10

14

Eastern Sudan, Agige district; Jonglie State

10-Jul-10

11-Aug-10

33

33

10000

Bihar; 100 villages in Aurai, Katra and Gaighat blocks of Muzaffarpur

12-Jul-10

14-Jul-10

5000

East China, Jiangxi, Anhui provinces, Yangtze River

7-Jul-10

23-Jul-10

17

10000

Western and eastern Japan

12-Jul-10

13-Jul-10

Along Brahmaputra River

1-Jul-10

13-Jul-10

13

600000

Chongqing, Fujian, Sichuan, Jiangxi, Hunan and 0 Qinghai, southern China

1-Jul-10

15-Jul-10

15

600

2400000

Najran, Laith, Qunfuda and Jazan

10-Jul-10

12-Jul-10

85

Villages in parts of northwest China's Qinghai Province

6-Jul-10

13-Jul-10

15

Western border, Moldova, Prut River

5-Jul-10

7-Jul-10

2000

Haryanas Ambala and Kurukshetra districts, Punjab; northeast India, Kerala

5-Jul-10

15-Jul-10

11

98

523000

Yorkton, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

2-Jul-10

6-Jul-10

Ivano-Frankovsk [western Ukraine], Chernovtsy Region

27-Jun-10

2-Jul-10

Northern Mexico, Monterrey, Matamoros

30-Jun-10

7-Jul-10

50000

25-Jun-10

27-Jun-10

Monrovia, Abidjan

25-Jun-10

27-Jun-10

12

25-Jun-10

27-Jun-10

22-Jun-10

30-Jun-10

50

150000

22-Jun-10

24-Jun-10

46

22-Jun-10

26-Jun-10

46

Western Romania, Cluj; eastern Romania, Danube

22-Jun-10

12-Jul-10

21

23

17500

Tema, Ashaima and Kpone, East Accra regions, 0 Greater Accra

22-Jun-10

26-Jun-10

30

Western Myanmar

15-Jun-10

26-Jun-10

12

60

Var Department in southern France

16-Jun-10

17-Jun-10

19

Northern Spanish region of Asturias

11-Jun-10

13-Jun-10

Central Arkansas

11-Jun-10

11-Jun-10

20

Karachi

6-Jun-10

7-Jun-10

23

4000

Southern Poland

29-May-10

11-Jun-10

14

3000

Southern Midaneo Island

29-May-10

1-Jun-10

27

Winnepeg

29-May-10

31-May-10

Otago In Guatamala: departments of Escuintla, Suchitep?quez, Retalhuleu, San Marcos, Quetzaltenango, Huehuetenango, Totonicap?n, Solol?, Chimaltenango and Guatemala Coastal Andhra Pradesh

25-May-10

31-May-10

18-May-10

24-May-10

172

94000

18-May-10

24-May-10

27

50000

Southern China

15-May-10

28-Jun-10

45

379

2370000

Assam. Brahmaputra's tributaries Ranganadi and Singora; 30 villages under Lakhimpur and Naoboicha Revenue Circles

15-May-10

26-Jun-10

43

10000

Central and southern Sri Lanka

8-May-10

23-May-10

16

20

75000

Northeastern Czech Republic, southern, central, 0 and northern Poland, Hungary, Slovakia

15-May-10

24-May-10

10

12

Newly formed Attabad lake on the River Hunza

8-May-10

23-May-10

16

Western Kenya, Amoni, Osuret, Asing'e, Among'ura, Kamolo and Osajai; Salabani location, Marigat District in Rift Valley province

8-May-10

24-May-10

17

100

70000

Southern Sulawesi, Kolaka District

8-May-10

10-May-10

Southern Tajikistan, Kulob

6-May-10

8-May-10

24

400

Northern and western regions, including Herat, Ghor and Badghi provinces

4-May-10

14-May-10

11

70

40000

Sanaa

5-May-10

6-May-10

Tennessee, Kentucky

1-May-10

4-May-10

30

8000

South Kalimantan

16-Apr-10

2-May-10

17

Caprivi region, Zambezi and Chobe rivers

16-Apr-10

21-Apr-10

11000

South China, Guilin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

20-Apr-10

21-Apr-10

Coastal eastern Cuba, Uvero town

17-Apr-10

21-Apr-10

84

Assam, Guwahati

18-Apr-10

21-Apr-10

300

Ni, Kraljevo, Raa, Kni, Jagodina and Gadin Han

20-Apr-10

22-Apr-10

Middle Shabelle region

12-Apr-10

13-Apr-10

200

Southwestern Bangladesh; two adjacent subdistricts of Dacope (Khulna District) and Shyamnagar (Satkhira District)

27-Mar-10

7-Apr-10

12

104

Rio de Janeiro

4-Apr-10

7-Apr-10

400

Western Province, Rubavu and Nyabihu districts 0

26-Mar-10

31-Mar-10

Whole country

27-Mar-10

31-Mar-10

Northeastern Coast

27-Mar-10

31-Mar-10

Central Voronezh region

26-Mar-10

31-Mar-10

West Java, Karawang; Sumatra

24-Mar-10

26-Mar-10

25000

Assam

24-Mar-10

26-Mar-10

Ohio Valley, Upper Midwest, Northeast, New Hampshire

10-Mar-10

24-Mar-10

15

11-Mar-10

26-Mar-10

16

43

5000

Southern province of Cunane, Mupa and Evala, 108 and 66 kilometres from the provincial capital 0 city, Ondjiva; Kwanhama district

1-Mar-10

31-Mar-10

31

12

11500

Central Alabama

10-Mar-10

17-Mar-10

Marsabit North, Migori and Uriri districts in South Nyanza, Mandera; North Rift, Pokot Central 0 District

7-Mar-10

3-May-10

58

26

2500

Mutumba Zone, Kigwo and Kimanyika villages

7-Mar-10

12-Mar-10

20000

Cusco district of Pisac

2-Mar-10

4-Mar-10

20

Eastern and central Serbia

1-Mar-10

2-Mar-10

4000

Border between Ethiopia and the self-declared independent republic of Somaliland

1-Mar-10

11-Mar-10

11

16000

Northwestern and Lusaka provinces, villages in Mpulungu, Lake Tanganyika shores, Kapembwa 0 area of Mpulungu, Caprivi Strip Brisbane,Charleville and Roma in southwestern Queensland, townships of Thallon, Bollon and Dirranbandi, south of St George, 80% of Queensland Buzi District, Sofala Province, Namathanda districts, Mozambique, southern province of Cunene

1-Mar-10

17-Mar-10

17

115

28-Feb-10

17-Mar-10

18

22-Feb-10

28-Mar-10

35

130000

Les Cayes

28-Feb-10

2-Mar-10

13

West Atlantic Coast, Vendee and Charente regions of western France

28-Feb-10

2-Mar-10

48

500

Southern Spain, Cordoba, Jaen and Seville provinces

23-Feb-10

24-Feb-10

32

1200

Island of Madeira

19-Feb-10

20-Feb-10

32

Northern Peru, Esmeraldas, Guayas y El Oro provinces, Ecuador

10-Feb-10

17-Feb-10

80000

New South Wales (far south coast, central west NSW)

13-Feb-10

16-Feb-10

Including Central Greece

13-Feb-10

20-Feb-10

Brisbane Las Flores, Padre Granero, Bello Costero, Urbanizacin General Gregorio Lupern, Ensanche Dubocq (Los Callejones); Playa Oeste, Aguas Negras, Padre Las Casas and Kandahar

15-Feb-10

16-Feb-10

14-Feb-10

15-Feb-10

150

5-Feb-10

10-Feb-10

20

200

Queensland

5-Feb-10

7-Feb-10

Central Mexico, Mexico City

26-Jan-10

13-Feb-10

19

41

20000

La Paz, Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, Chuquisaca and Beni

27-Jan-10

5-Feb-10

10

Central North Island

29-Jan-10

2-Feb-10

North West and Gauteng provinces

27-Jan-10

29-Jan-10

1400

Maputo, Maputo River

25-Jan-10

28-Jan-10

Machu Picchu,Aguas Calientes,towns, Cusco, Huancavelica, Apurimac and Puno regions

25-Jan-10

30-Jan-10

20

Angra dos Reis,Ilha Grande island,Sao Paulo state,Rio de Janeiro

10-Jan-10

28-Jan-10

19

72

6000

Coastal California, Los Angeles, San Diego, Tijuana, Arizona

18-Jan-10

22-Jan-10

Southern Sinai, Hurghada, and Aswan Governorate.

18-Jan-10

19-Jan-10

10

7000

Chapare, Cochabamba, Chuquisaca, Tarija, La Paz, Pando and Beni

1-Jan-10

13-Jan-10

13

4500

Bocas del Toro, Chiriqui, Vergaguas, and Colo

11-Jan-10

13-Jan-10

1000

Northwest Albania, central Croatia, parts of Bosnia

4-Jan-10

13-Jan-10

10

1500

SE Australia, Queensland's Central West, central New South Wales

1-Jan-10

13-Jan-10

13

1000

Turkana East, Rarieda, Nairobi, Kajiado North, Narok, Rachuonyo, East Pokot, Mogotio, North 0 Rift (Turkana East district, East and West Pokot districts, Kenya-Ethiopia-Sudan roads cut. SE Brazil,Rio Grande do Sul, Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro 0

21-Dec-09

13-Jan-10

24

21

30000

1-Jan-10

10-Jan-10

10

85

2500

Central Italy

21-Dec-09

27-Dec-09

500

New South Wales

25-Dec-09

28-Dec-09

25-Dec-09

26-Dec-09

25

Dodoma and Morogoro regions

25-Dec-09

27-Dec-09

3000

Huancavelica and Junin departments

20-Dec-09

21-Dec-09

Ampara and Batticaloa districts in the Eastern Province

14-Dec-09

16-Dec-09

300000

Viti Levu

14-Dec-09

15-Dec-09

700

Southeast U.S.; Louisiana, Misssissippi, Alabama, Florida

12-Dec-09

15-Dec-09

Western Saudi Arabia, Jeddah

24-Nov-09

26-Nov-09

116

Hulu Terengganu,Besut, Setiu, Dungun, Marang, and Kemaman

21-Nov-09

27-Nov-09

9062

Northern provinces of Salto, Artigas and Cerro Largo

21-Nov-09

8-Dec-09

18

12

22000

21-Nov-09

22-Nov-09

60000

21-Nov-09

22-Nov-09

19-Nov-09

20-Nov-09

19-Nov-09

5-Dec-09

17

Argentina: Misiones, Santa Fe, Chaco, Corrientes and Entre Rios

14-Nov-09

22-Nov-09

1793

Galicia, Pontevedra province, NW Spain

15-Nov-09

16-Nov-09

1793

Kota Setar, Kedah, Bandar Bharu,Baling. Sungai Kepala Batas and Sungai Pantai Johor rivers

10-Nov-09

16-Nov-09

1793

Goha Village in Same District , Morogoro and Dodoma regions, Kibaigwa, Dodoma Region

10-Nov-09

13-Nov-09

20

Rio De Janeiro

12-Nov-09

13-Nov-09

200

Southeastern U.S.

10-Nov-09

13-Nov-09

Tamil Nadu

3-Nov-09

8-Nov-09

70

Northern Malaysia, southern Thailand

7-Nov-09

8-Nov-09

15

6800

New South Wales

7-Nov-09

9-Nov-09

Central regions

7-Nov-09

9-Nov-09

192

35000

Gulf Coast, Tobasco

1-Nov-09

12-Nov-09

12

200000

Aberdeenshire

1-Nov-09

3-Nov-09

Bicol, Southern Tagalog and Metro Manila

30-Oct-09

4-Nov-09

98

Encarnacion (Itapua), Ayolas (Misiones), Ciudad 0 del Este (Alto Parana) e Ita Cora (Neembucu))

26-Oct-09

28-Oct-09

Central Viet Nam

23-Oct-09

26-Oct-09

Tana Delta and Tana River; between Malindi and Garsen

20-Oct-09

28-Oct-09

2000

Northern Niger, Agadez Region

21-Sep-09

15-Oct-09

25

Ohia-Era community in Obio/Akpor local 0 government area of Rivers State.Also Delta State

20-Oct-09

26-Oct-09

5000

7-Oct-09

9-Oct-09

5000

4-Oct-09

12-Oct-09

45

Northern Luzon

2-Oct-09

17-Oct-09

16

438

40000

Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh states

25-Sep-09

12-Oct-09

18

303

Messina, Sicily

1-Oct-09

2-Oct-09

22

29-Sep-09

29-Sep-09

100

Central Coastal Vietnam, Kambong Thom province, Cambodia

28-Sep-09

1-Oct-09

182

357000

Mindanao, Manilla and surrounding provinces

25-Sep-09

1-Oct-09

420

200000

Cartegena

27-Sep-09

28-Sep-09

25-Sep-09

28-Sep-09

17

40000

Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee

21-Sep-09

28-Sep-09

220

Veracruz State, Xalapa

10-Sep-09

19-Sep-09

10

Northern Region

17-Sep-09

21-Sep-09

5000

North Sumatra

15-Sep-09

16-Sep-09

38

Zamfara State, Gusau

10-Sep-09

18-Sep-09

3000

6-Sep-09

10-Sep-09

37000

1-Sep-09

10-Sep-09

10

1-Sep-09

10-Sep-09

10

Istanbul

7-Sep-09

10-Sep-09

31

10-Aug-09

2-Sep-09

24

42

300000

Sichuan

28-Aug-09

1-Sep-09

12

118000

Khartoum, Omdurman

16-Aug-09

22-Aug-09

80000

16-Aug-09

22-Aug-09

6265

Dakar

24-Aug-09

26-Aug-09

Assam

18-Aug-09

27-Aug-09

10

300000

Uttar Predesh, Bihar, Shrawasti, Sitapur, Sant Kabir Nagar, Kushinagar, Maharajganj and Bahraich districts

15-Aug-09

27-Aug-09

13

14

1000000

Vavuniya District and Menik Farm

15-Aug-09

16-Aug-09

Sebangfai, Nongbok, and Mahaxay districts of Khammoune Province

10-Aug-09

11-Aug-09

10

NW Pakistan, Mardan and Swabi districts

15-Aug-09

17-Aug-09

27

1200

Kentucky, Louisville

4-Aug-09

5-Aug-09

Freetown, other areas

9-Aug-09

10-Aug-09

300

Hyogo and Okayama in western Japan

9-Aug-09

10-Aug-09

12

2000

9-Aug-09

12-Aug-09

500

2000000

At least 14 villages in Lingao and Changjiang counties of Hainan

7-Aug-09

10-Aug-09

7250

Luzon

7-Aug-09

8-Aug-09

20

173000

Bihar, Bagmati River, Tilaktajpur under Runnisaidpur block in Sitamarhi Midanao, 144 villages in Cotabato City and in the provinces of Maguindanao, North Cotabato, South Cotabato and Sarangani

1-Aug-09

4-Aug-09

3000

25-Jul-09

4-Aug-09

11

10

200000

Black Sea province of Giresun

28-Jul-09

29-Jul-09

Takdoo village, 200 km ne of Kathmandu

26-Jul-09

28-Jul-09

22

Fukuoka Prefecture

26-Jul-09

27-Jul-09

28

Southwestern Sichuan

26-Jul-09

4-Aug-09

10

22

NorthernTukey, Giresun

20-Jul-09

22-Jul-09

3000

Southern Japan, Yamaguchi Prefecture, 110 landslides near Hofu, 620 miles southwest of Tokyo

20-Jul-09

22-Jul-09

16

400

Ulaan Bataar and Gobi-Alta province

16-Jul-09

19-Jul-09

26

300

Durham

18-Jul-09

19-Jul-09

Graz

16-Jul-09

19-Jul-09

Karachi

17-Jul-09

19-Jul-09

26

Northern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina

7-Jul-09

15-Jul-09

Northerrn Philippines, northern Ilocos Norte province,Manila

16-Jul-09

18-Jul-09

Kayin state and Tanintharyi division

12-Jul-09

17-Jul-09

300

Kodagu, Bhagamandala

11-Jul-09

17-Jul-09

Acoss Cape Town

12-Jul-09

16-Jul-09

11

20000

13 municipalities in Oaxaca

14-Jul-09

16-Jul-09

11

6-Jul-09

17-Jul-09

12

300

#N/A

1-Jul-09

17-Jul-09

17

3000

Southern China

1-Jul-09

6-Jul-09

20

700000

Assam

1-Jul-09

6-Jul-09

500000

Surma and Khusiara rivers, landslide near Habanganj town

3-Jul-09

6-Jul-09

Mountainous northern regions

3-Jul-09

6-Jul-09

20

700000

Central and northern provinces, Botswana

10-May-09

1-Jul-09

53

Eastern Czech Republic, southern Poland

21-Jun-09

28-Jun-09

13

Towns along the Danube River in northern and western Austria

19-Jun-09

24-Jun-09

Guatamala: Department of Escuintla; Nicaragua: 0 municipality of Moyogalpa, island of Ometepe

19-Jun-09

22-Jun-09

Southwest China, Chongquin

19-Jun-09

22-Jun-09

106000

Michigan

20-Jun-09

22-Jun-09

Abidjan

10-Jun-09

12-Jun-09

18

Accra

20-Jun-09

22-Jun-09

25-May-09

26-May-09

115

20000

25 of the countrys 58 districts... Khatlon and Sughd provinces worst hit.

20-Apr-09

15-May-09

26

21

15000

15-May-09

21-May-09

21

Florida, Volusia and Flagler counties Southern China, Hunan Province, Chenzhou City,Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in South China, Guangdong province, some provinces along the Yangtze river. Southeastern Queensland, northern New South Wales

18-May-09

21-May-09

19-May-09

21-May-09

19-May-09

28-May-09

10

16000

Faryab Province

11-May-09

13-May-09

Southern West Virginia, Kentucky

3-May-09

10-May-09

Luzon

3-May-09

8-May-09

47

65000

Alaska, Yukon Watershed and river, other locations

1-May-09

7-Jun-09

38

Maranhao, Bahia states; northern Brazil

22-Apr-09

14-May-09

23

39

408000

Houston Area, Texas. Other locations, Texas

20-Apr-09

29-Apr-09

10

Samarinda City, East Kalimantan

17-Apr-09

27-Apr-09

11

20000

12-Apr-09

15-Apr-09

8000

6-Apr-09

30-Apr-09

25

1200

New Brunswick

1-Apr-09

9-Apr-09

200

Northern Florida

6-Apr-09

9-Apr-09

1000

New South Wales

30-Mar-09

31-Mar-09

Namibia, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Botswana and Zimbabwe

27-Feb-09

25-Apr-09

58

150

54000

Suburb of Cireundeu to the southwest of Jakarta 0

27-Mar-09

27-Mar-09

99

1600

Western Sumatra province of Sumatra

30-Mar-09

31-Mar-09

1000

Red River, Fargo, North Dakota and Minnesota, James River, South Dakota, Winnepeg, 0 Manitoba

24-Mar-09

20-Apr-09

28

5000

Beaufort

17-Mar-09

19-Mar-09

330

Southern Angola, southern Cunene Province, northern Namibia

1-Mar-09

19-Mar-09

19

90

20000

4-Mar-09

9-Mar-09

Midwestern US

6-Mar-09

13-Mar-09

KwaZulu-Natal north coast

28-Feb-09

3-Mar-09

300

East Java, Bojonegoro

23-Feb-09

9-Mar-09

15

20000

12-Feb-09

23-Feb-09

12

1-Feb-09

16-Feb-09

16

5-Feb-09

16-Feb-09

12

Luanda

14-Feb-09

16-Feb-09

415

15-Feb-09

17-Feb-09

300

15-Feb-09

17-Feb-09

10000

12-Feb-09

16-Feb-09

3000

12-Feb-09

16-Feb-09

13

3000

Western Washington State

9-Feb-09

10-Feb-09

1000

Northern Argentina near border with Bolivia, Town of Tartagal

9-Feb-09

10-Feb-09

7-Feb-09

12-Feb-09

Northwest and Northeast Dominican Republic

2-Feb-09

12-Feb-09

11

10000

Northern and Central Morocco

1-Feb-09

12-Feb-09

12

24

2000

Negros Oriental Province

7-Feb-09

9-Feb-09

Sarawak

2-Feb-09

12-Feb-09

11

2000

Java and Sulawesi islands

28-Jan-09

2-Feb-09

18

12000

Western Madagascar

22-Jan-09

29-Jan-09

3000

Eight desert cities in the valley of M'Zab, the largest of which is Ghardaia

26-Jan-09

27-Jan-09

33

Northwest Australia, Queensland

26-Jan-09

27-Feb-09

33

400

New South Wales coastal areas

22-Jan-09

2-Feb-09

12

Southern Philippines; Kabacan town in North Cotabato province

26-Jan-09

27-Jan-09

200

Minas Gerais State, Rio de Janeiro State

20-Jan-09

27-Jan-09

11

8-Jan-09

16-Jan-09

11

23-Jan-09

26-Jan-09

11

23-Jan-09

26-Jan-09

11

8-Jan-09

16-Jan-09

11

9400

Phu Yen, Binh Dinh, Quang Binh, and Quang Nam provinces

25-Dec-08

5-Jan-09

12

20000

Western Oregon, Washington

29-Dec-08

16-Jan-09

19

Southern Thailand,Narathiwat. Malaysia: Central and Northern Malaysia, Pahang, Kelantan, 0 Terrrangganu, eastern Sarawak State, Borneo

29-Dec-08

19-Jan-09

22

10000

NE Queensland, Northern Northern Territory

28-Dec-08

12-Jan-09

16

Mindanao, Gingoog City, Iligan, Cagayan de Oro. 0

3-Jan-09

13-Jan-09

11

28

200000

Maputo, Inhambane

28-Dec-08

19-Jan-09

23

25

3500

Southern Sumatra, several sub districts in West Lombok District of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Province

26-Dec-08

12-Jan-09

18

24

Oregon, Washington

26-Dec-08

28-Dec-08

Illinois,Indian, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan

26-Dec-08

28-Dec-08

10-Dec-08

17-Dec-08

Plato, Magdalena Province; also, "a large part of 0 Columbia".

13-Dec-08

12-Jan-09

31

76

1200000

Southwestern U.K., Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, 0 Dorset, Wiltshire, North Cotswolds

13-Dec-08

14-Dec-08

Hawaii, Oahu,Kauai,

11-Dec-08

15-Dec-08

200

Rome

11-Dec-08

15-Dec-08

Kelantan

1-Dec-08

8-Dec-08

2000

Narathiwat, Surat Thani, Songkhla, Yala, Phatthalung, Trang, Chumporn, Nakornsrithammarat and Pattani Provinces Southern Luzon, eastern coast of the main islands of Luzon and Mindanao

20-Nov-08

10-Dec-08

21

21

200000

1-Dec-08

10-Dec-08

10

18

50000

Venice

1-Dec-08

4-Dec-08

San Juan, Boca de San Carlos y Sarapiki rivers in the department of San Juan, Nicaragua.

26-Nov-08

28-Nov-08

46000

Northern Sri Lanka, northern Jaffna peninsula and the Kilinochchi and Mullaitivu districts, Tamil 0 Nidal and Puducherry in India

22-Nov-08

4-Dec-08

13

61

171000

Santa Catarina State, Itajai River and others

22-Nov-08

3-Dec-08

12

117

80000

20-Nov-08

23-Nov-08

Queensland

20-Nov-08

23-Nov-08

21

1200

Nothern Philippines

18-Nov-08

24-Nov-08

30000

Central Viet Nam

17-Nov-08

20-Nov-08

21

1200

Eastern Cuba, Jamaica, Grenada

17-Nov-08

20-Nov-08

20000

Northeastern Australia, Queensland, Brisbane

19-Nov-08

20-Nov-08

100

The Cape, Keisie River, Touws River

12-Nov-08

17-Nov-08

100

Wadi Shebelle, Southeast Ethiopia

16-Nov-08

20-Nov-08

11

500

Northwestern U.S., Washington State

6-Nov-08

12-Nov-08

Western Kenya, Nzoia River

10-Nov-08

12-Nov-08

28000

Southwestern Geddo, Bardera

3-Nov-08

4-Nov-08

52000

Northern and Central Viet Nam, southwestern China (Yunan, Guangxi)

27-Oct-08

3-Nov-08

92

3000

23-Oct-08

3-Nov-08

12

28

1200

23-Oct-08

24-Oct-08

69

6800

19-Oct-08

12-Nov-08

25

110

320000

Central Viet Nam

19-Oct-08

20-Oct-08

22

12000

Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua and the southern Mexican state of Chiapas

10-Oct-08

3-Nov-08

25

2100

14-Oct-08

16-Oct-08

10000

Southern China, Hainan Island

10-Oct-08

16-Oct-08

50000

1-Oct-08

6-Oct-08

2000

Pacific Coast

1-Oct-08

6-Oct-08

3000

Southern Sudan

3-Oct-08

6-Oct-08

17

3000

1-Oct-08

17-Oct-08

17

65

Southeast Mexico

1-Oct-08

6-Oct-08

7500

Chongzuo

26-Sep-08

29-Sep-08

Coastal southeastern Guatamala

27-Sep-08

28-Sep-08

Northern Viet Nam

25-Sep-08

29-Sep-08

41

11-Sep-08

4-Oct-08

24

Western Nepal, Kailali

22-Sep-08

29-Sep-08

49

13000

Bijapur District, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh

22-Sep-08

29-Sep-08

2400

Southern Coast

21-Sep-08

23-Sep-08

Coastal Ilan County

14-Sep-08

15-Sep-08

Texas,Galveston, Houston, Louisiana coasts, central U.S., Chicago, Illinois, Munster, Indiana, Missouri Northern Iraq, Kurdistan, Choman District, mountainous area near the Iranian border

12-Sep-08

16-Sep-08

200000

10-Sep-08

11-Sep-08

400

Southwestern Iran, Bazoft district in southern province of Chahalmaha; Chaharmahal-Bakhtiari 0 province, towns of Kohrang and Ardal Wales and northern and western England, Morpeth

9-Sep-08

10-Sep-08

19

200

6-Sep-08

8-Sep-08

200

Penang, Seberang Parai

5-Sep-08

7-Sep-08

125000

Northern Sulawesi, Gorontalo city

6-Sep-08

8-Sep-08

17352

6-Sep-08

8-Sep-08

58

125000

Northern India, Bihar, Assam, Brahmaputra River 0

30-Aug-08

8-Sep-08

10

900

1000000

Nothern Bangladesh

30-Aug-08

8-Sep-08

10

600000

Louisiana, Mississippi,Texas

1-Sep-08

2-Sep-08

26-Aug-08

28-Aug-08

22

5000

20-Jul-08

25-Aug-08

37

200000

20-Aug-08

28-Aug-08

18000

Florida, Georgia

20-Aug-08

28-Aug-08

12

400

Eastern Nepal, Haripur, Sripur, Laukahi and western Kushaha villages in Sunsari district'; northeast India, Assam, Bihar

18-Aug-08

24-Sep-08

38

400

10000000

South Texas; Texas border with Mexico

17-Aug-08

20-Aug-08

4000

Grand Canyon, Arizona

17-Aug-08

18-Aug-08

250

16-Aug-08

18-Aug-08

Northern Ireland

15-Aug-08

16-Aug-08

Also Burma. Widespread flooding along Mekong 0 floodplain. Vietiane

11-Aug-08

20-Aug-08

10

130

4000

Punjab Province

9-Aug-08

20-Aug-08

12

37

90752

Nebraska, Oklahoma

9-Aug-08

11-Aug-08

Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine

8-Aug-08

11-Aug-08

Southern India, Andhra Pradesh, Khammam; West Godavari, Krishna, Guntar districts

5-Aug-08

11-Aug-08

74

9-Aug-08

11-Aug-08

100

Leizhou Peninsula, Southwestern Guangdong

8-Aug-08

11-Aug-08

42000

Southwestern China, Yunan Province, Jinghong

7-Aug-08

11-Aug-08

20

Scotland

6-Aug-08

8-Aug-08

Southern Sudan, Northern Bahr el-Ghazal state, 0 Aweil town

7-Aug-08

8-Aug-08

Northwest Iran near border with Turkey, Maku

7-Aug-08

8-Aug-08

1200

Central and southern Togo, Atakpame, Lome,

1-Aug-08

8-Aug-08

N'djamena

2-Aug-08

8-Aug-08

Peshawar, and NWFP (northwest frontier provinces)

2-Aug-08

4-Aug-08

35

200000

New Brunswick, Edmundston

3-Aug-08

4-Aug-08

Eastern ChinaAnhui Province - counties: Yuexi, Jinzhai. Dabieshan mountains.Fujian Province - Cangnan area, Fuzhou, Quanzhou and Putian.Zhejiang Province - Wenzhou Western Japan, Kobe

28-Jul-08

8-Aug-08

12

93000

28-Jul-08

29-Jul-08

50000

15-Jul-08

4-Aug-08

21

North Canterbury

30-Jul-08

31-Jul-08

Gambo, central Newfoundland, Baffin Island Park

30-Jul-08

31-Jul-08

Interior Alaska

30-Jul-08

11-Aug-08

13

Northern Luzon, Taiwan, western Japan

28-Jul-08

29-Jul-08

76000

Assam, eastern districts of Lakhimpur and Jorhat; Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, eastern Nepal Carpathian Mountains, Ivano-Frankivsk in southwestern Ukraine, northern Romania."Authorities in the breakaway Dniester region are preparing the evacuation of 50,000 SW Texas, southern New Mexico, northeastern Mexico

20-Jul-08

8-Aug-08

20

142

225000

22-Jul-08

30-Jul-08

40

172000

21-Jul-08

29-Jul-08

180

Monrovia

20-Jul-08

20-Jul-08

Central and southern regions. Walapane area Nuwara Eliya, Hanguranketha, Padiyapellella. Hambantota

11-Jul-08

20-Jul-08

10

18-Jul-08

18-Jul-08

19

15-Jul-08

16-Jul-08

Veracruz, Tamaulipas, Oxaca

6-Jul-08

11-Jul-08

12

Central Sulawesi, Banggai District, Balikpapan, East Kalimantan

9-Jul-08

10-Jul-08

Southwest England and Wales, Devon, Cornwall 0

8-Jul-08

12-Jul-08

Western Cape, Citrusdal, Cape Flats, Phillippi, Kosovo, Pola Park, Boys Town, and Never Never areas

4-Jul-08

7-Jul-08

2000

Assam, Lakhimpur district, Orissa, West Bengal, India; Simal Khet, Tatopani, Sarkunda, 0 Sisamjhal, Thandajala, Sarkuda, Parigaun, Siraha, Dadeldhura, Nepal 0 0

5-Jul-08

14-Jul-08

10

350

70000

27-Jun-08

30-Jun-08

128

Southwestern China, Sichuan, Guandong and Jiangxi provinces, Shenzen City

24-Jun-08

27-Jun-08

Southern Suriname, Marowijne, Lawa and Tapanahoni regions

1-Jun-08

25-Jun-08

25

6500

Eastern KwaZulu-Natal province

19-Jun-08

22-Jun-08

4000

Northern Bangladesh

20-Jun-08

22-Jun-08

15000

Tana Delta district

13-Jun-08

20-Jun-08

16

8658

Central portion of the archipelago

21-Jun-08

23-Jun-08

1000

Eastern India. Orissa, Assam, West Bengal, Arunachal Pradesh states.

11-Jun-08

3-Jul-08

23

65

500000

Western Guangdong, Maoming, Guangxi Zhuang region, Sansui city, Pearl River delta

7-Jun-08

22-Jun-08

16

176

1600000

Wisconsin, Iowa (Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Southern and central Indiana, Illinois, Michigan San Rafael, San estevan,Barva, Flores, Alajuela, Cartago centro, Guarco de Cartago and Alajuelita. Belen.

5-Jun-08

3-Jul-08

29

38000

31-May-08

5-Jun-08

Southwestern Germany, Belgium, northern Italy

1-Jun-08

3-Jun-08

Southern and western lowlands, including Colombo, Kaluthara, Gampaha, Galle, Mathara, Rathnapura, Nuwara Eliya, Kegalle districts

29-May-08

5-Jun-08

23

400000

Iowa, Missouri, central Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas, southwestern Ohio, southern Indiana

24-May-08

5-Jun-08

13

13

Large part of Assam, Dhemaji district cut-off

24-May-08

28-May-08

Central Columbia, Honda, all but 5 of 32 provinces affected

27-May-08

28-May-08

400

#N/A Southern China: Guiyang, Anshun, 15 other cities, Ghuizhou, Hubei, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi, Guangdong, Sichuan, Chongquing, Shaanxi provinces Valparaiso area. Maule, Bio-Bio, Araucania and Los Rios regions. Northwestern Luzon - Pangasinan, Zambales, Benguet, La Union and the Ilocos provinces. Dagupan, Bugallon, San Fabian, Sta. Cruz, Catacdang Bonuan, Subic, Buguias. Lingayen, Yakutia - Amga, Tattinsky, Gorny, Churapchinsky, Amginsky, Berdigestyakh, Megino-Kamgalassky. Daya-Amga, Kharbalakh, Chimnai and Myryla. Vilyuisk city. Negros Occidental - Ilog, Purok Embarkadero, Kabankalan City, San Enrique, Cauayan, Hinobaan. AntiqueWestern Visayas BarbazaCentral Visayas - Bayawan, Bais Central Highlands province of Dak Nong - Dac Ngo

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

27-May-08

5-Jun-08

10

64

5000

19-May-08

27-May-08

32000

18-May-08

22-May-08

37

34000

12-May-08

25-May-08

14

700

10-May-08

18-May-08

50000

11-May-08

12-May-08

500

Setif province, Batna region Burma - Yangon, Ayeyawaddy, Bago, Mon and Karen states. Bogalay town. Haing Gyi island. Rangoon (Yangoon) city. Laputta, Pyapon, Kunyangon. Thailand - Tak province - Mae Hubei Province - Dangyang, Shayang, Wuhan. Xiaogan and Yunmeng USA - Maine - Aroostook County - Fort Kent, Van Buren, Wallagrass, Madawaska. Mattawamkeag. Van BurenCanada - New Brunswick - Clair, Baker Brook Maugerville, Colombo, Kalutara, Ratnapura, Puttalam, Nuwara-Eliya, Galle, Gampaha and Kegalle. Ratnapura - Angammana, Pudduwa, Muwagama and Dewalegama Grama Niladari.

10-May-08

12-May-08

3-May-08

22-May-08

20

100000

1500000

2-May-08

5-May-08

351

25-Apr-08

7-May-08

13

2500

27-Apr-08

3-May-08

18000

North Ontario - James Bay area - Kashechewan, 0 Fort Albany, Attawapiskat First Nations reserve.

26-Apr-08

1-May-08

2000

New South Wales - Harrington, Manning Point, Taree, Wingham, Hastings West Aceh - East Woyla, Woyla, Pantee Ceureumin, Johan Pahlawan, Kawai XVI, Panton Reu, Arongan/Lambalik, Woyla Barat and Sungai Mas

24-Apr-08

27-Apr-08

23-Apr-08

27-Apr-08

34514

Anhui - northern areas - Suzhou, Bengbu and 0 Fuyang. Suzhou City. Sixian and Lingbi counties.

20-Apr-08

23-Apr-08

Morogoro region - Ifakara

11-Apr-08

16-May-08

36

800

Homa Bay - Asego Division - Wahambla and Got Kokech villages

20-Apr-08

22-Apr-08

2000

Ontario - Belleville, Foxboro, Tweed, Trent Hills, Campbellford. Ottawa.

10-Apr-08

24-Apr-08

15

400

Paraiba, Piaui, Rio Grande do Norte, Maranhao, 0 Piaui and Ceara. Nyanza Province - Lower Nyakach Division Rangul, North Nyakach, Pap Onditi and Asalo. 0 Nyando district. Kasai. Kisumu's Nyalenda slums Kenya - Coast Province: Taita and Taveta districts - Kimorigo, Eldoro and Marodo. Kimorigo, Mbogoni and Mahoo. Voi, Tanzania and Bondeni. Tanzania - Manyara region Sumatra - Riau Province: Kampar - Tambang, Siak Hulu, Perhentian Raja, Kampar Kiri, Kampar Kiri Hulu, and Gunung Sahilan. Pekanbaru area - Rumbai, Limapuluh, Sri Rift Valley Province Chalbi District, North Horr Constituency - Bubisa Village, Mubisa area. Marsabit District. Meru Central District. Rachuonyo district - Naivasha area - Kodhoch, Tamil Nadu - Cape Comorin area. Thutukudi, Tiruneveli, Nagapatinam, Thiruvarur, Cuddalore. Tuticorin, Virudhunagar, Ramanathapuram, Sivaganga, Theni, Tiruvarur, Kanchipuram, USA Midwest --Missouri - Towns: Springfield, Cape Girardeau, Ellington, Piedmont. Galena, Eureka, Fenton, Valley Park, Poplar Bluff, Rogersville, Winona, Fenton, Dutchtown, Finley. Mannar, Anuradhapura, Ratnapura. Karuwalagasweva. Negombo Mahahunupitiya, Dalupotha and Kattuwa. Uwa province - Badulla (Sumanathissagama, Huila province - Campoalegre, Santa Maria

30-Mar-08

22-Apr-08

24

36

190000

28-Mar-08

2-Apr-08

160

17-Mar-08

5-Apr-08

20

9600

10-Mar-08

3-Apr-08

25

60000

20-Mar-08

2-Apr-08

14

10000

20-Mar-08

27-Mar-08

37

10000

17-Mar-08

2-May-08

47

18

1000

12-Mar-08

31-Mar-08

20

174214

11-Mar-08

15-Mar-08

Ningxia Hui, Inner Mongolia - Duguitala, Hangjin Banner, Ordos city. Kubuqi desert. Hetao area, Wuliangsu Lake. Erdos, Bayan Nur.

3-Mar-08

1-Apr-08

30

13700

Borneo Island--Malaysia - Sarawak - Baram: Mardui, Bakong, Long Lama, Long Loyang, 0 Long Jegan, Long Tisan, Long Takong, Long Tuyut and Long Sobeng. Lanang: Stapau. East Java - Lamongan District - Jabung, Durikulon, Centini, Dateng, Gelap, Siser, Duri, 0 Bulutigo, Pelangwot, Mojoasem. Tubang. Laren. Babat. Widang. Ngawi district - Mantingan, Central areas - Marrakesh, Kalaat Seraghna 0

5-Mar-08

14-Mar-08

10

2400

1-Mar-08

3-Apr-08

34

12000

26-Feb-08

28-Feb-08

Sistan-Baluchestan, Bampur

13-Jan-08

29-Jan-08

17

3000

Kyzylorda and South-Kazakhstan - Saryagash, Ordabasy, Arys, Shardarya. Chimkent. KyzylOrda region

20-Feb-08

13-Mar-08

23

13000

Central Java - Kudus, Pati East Nusa Tenggara - North Timor Tengah, Sikka, Kupang, 0 Nagekeo and Beluhave. West Sumba. Belu District, West Malaka.Flores Island - Ende Xinjiang - Ili valley, Kazakh Prefecture Northern areas - Fenenerive East, Sainte Marie, Toamasina, Ampasimbe. Soanierana Ivago, Fioulpointe, Nosy Varika, Andilamena, Mahajanga and Moramanga. Ambatondrazaka Eastern Visayas Region --Eastern Samar Dolores, General MacArthur, Jipapad, Maslog and Borongan City. Balangkayan. Llorente. Giporlos, Oras, Llorente. Malinao.--Northern Zambia - Western and North-Western provinces. Mongu area. Chavuma, Zambezi, Mufumbwe, Kabompo. Nguvu, Nyathanda, Kambuya, Lukolwe, Lingundu, Lipinda. Monze. --Namibia West Java - Karawang district - Batujaya, Rengasdengklok. Bekasi. Bogor (Katukampa). Bandung (Baleendah, Rancaekek).Jakarta area - Jatinegara, East Jakarta Queensland - Mackay, Gooseponds, Hospital Bridge, Glenella and the CBD. Gladstone, Calliope, Miriam Vale, Agnes Water and The Town of 1770. Gogango, Rockhampton, East Java - Situbondo city and district. Pauwan, Panarukan Illinois - east central areas. St Joseph, Iroquois, Danville, PontiacIndiana - northern areas. Fort Wayne, Monticello, Wapakoneta, Lafayette, Elkart..Ohio - Findlay, Ottawa, Grand Rapids, Ucayali area - Padre Abad provincePuno Pampa Grande. Sandia - Alto InambariLima aa, Carabayllo, San Martn de Porres and parts of LurnJunin - Tarma, Aguaytiaother Rio de Janeiro State - Itaipava, Madame Machado 0

11-Feb-08

1-Mar-08

20

11

3500

1-Feb-08

25-Feb-08

25

8000

17-Feb-08

5-Mar-08

18

93

191000

12-Feb-08

12-Mar-08

30

54

873000

9-Feb-08

1-May-08

83

15000

14-Feb-08

14-Mar-08

30

10000

13-Feb-08

26-Feb-08

14

1000

8-Feb-08

12-Feb-08

14

7000

6-Feb-08

12-Feb-08

150

4-Feb-08

7-May-08

94

26

45000

2-Feb-08

7-Feb-08

12858

Jakarta city - West, East and Central Jakarta Namibia - Cuvelai Oshanas - Owambo region Omusati, Oshana, Oshikoto and Ohangwena regions. Okatana, Oshakati West, Uuvudhiya, Oshakati East, Ongwediva and Ompundja. El Oro, Guayas, Los Rios and Manabi. Esmeraldas, Canar, Santa Elena. Costa and Sierra. Babahoyo. Chimborazo, Azuay and the Loja. East Java - Pasuruan district.

1-Feb-08

6-Feb-08

88261

31-Jan-08

23-Apr-08

84

42

40000

30-Jan-08

1-May-08

93

51

265000

30-Jan-08

3-Feb-08

40000

Salta - Rivadavia, Banda Norte, Sur and Santa Victoria Este. San Martin and Oran. Salta city. Apolinario Saravia, Embarcacin. Limpopo - Lephalale, Motsane, Mafefe, Penge. Mpumalanga - Moroka. England - Midlands and North England counties: West Yorkshire, Lancashire, Shropshire, Merseyside, Lincolnshire, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Wiltshire, Helmand province - Nawa, Garmser, Washer, Marja, Nad Ali and Lashkargah districts

28-Jan-08

11-Apr-08

75

15000

24-Jan-08

1-Feb-08

1200

15-Jan-08

26-Jan-08

12

300

13-Jan-08

20-Jan-08

300

North Queensland - Proserpine, Airlie Beach, Townsville, Giru, Charters Towers, Bowen, Georgetown. Richmond. Whitsundays area.
Sao Paulo state - Peruibe, Jacupiranga, Sao Jose dos Campos. Ribeira River valley Midwest--Indiana - counties: White, Carroll, Jasper, Fulton, Randolph, Benton, Delaware, LaPorte. towns: Monticello, Rochester, Remington, Winchester, Blue Water Beach, Ampara district (Ampaa'rai) - Alayadiwembu, Pottuvil, Karaithivu, Akkaraipattu, Samanthurai, Sainthamaruthu, Ninthavur, Addalachenai and Thirukovil areas Nevada - Fernley Gold Coast areaSoutheast Queensland Brisbane, Yarrahappini, Warwick, Killarney, Beaudesert, Goonda, Canungra. --Northeast New South Wales - Lismore, Casino, Kyogle, Java - East and south Jakarta area (Cawang, Cililitan, Kampung Melayu, Bukit Duri, Pejaten Timur, Petamburan). Tangerang. Southern Province - Mazabuka, Siavonga, Maamba, Sinazongwe

14-Jan-08

1-Feb-08

19

3200

12-Jan-08

26-Jan-08

15

15000

8-Jan-08

15-Jan-08

500

7-Jan-08

16-Jan-08

10

240000

5-Jan-08

9-Jan-08

1500

3-Jan-08

9-Jan-08

3000

2-Jan-08

6-Jan-08

1000

30-Dec-07

3-Jan-08

3000

Java - East Java Province - Bojonegoro, Ngawi (Kwadungan, Geneng). Malang, Jombang, Trenggalek, Madiun, Ponorogo, Pacitan, Tuban, Padangan, Sidoarjo, Gresik.Central Java West Sumatra - districts: Pesisir Selatan, Padang, Padang Pariaman, Solok, Agam. Padang City. Koto Tangah, Pessel. New South Wales - towns: Coonamble, Coonabarabran, Nyngan, Condobolin. Lake Cargelligo area. Local government areas: Lachlan, Bland, Parkes, Coonamble, Warren departments: Cochabamba, Potosi, Santa Cruz, La Paz. Chapare lowland region. Viacha.

25-Dec-07

3-Jan-08

10

153

50000

25-Dec-07

29-Dec-07

20000

22-Dec-07

31-Dec-07

10

15-Dec-07

28-Dec-07

14

20000

Zimbabwe - Masvingo - Chiredzi and Chivi districts - Gutu, Mwenezi, Malipati, Chikombedzi. 0 Chipinge, Shurugwi, Middle Sabi, Tongogara Refugee Camp, Mahenye. Mozambique Northern Sulawesi - Gorontalo province Gorontalo city (Ipilo, Bugis, Tenda, Heledulaa and Biawan). Bone Bolango. Ampara - Aalayadiveampu area in Ampaarai. Batticaloa - Chengkaladi, Kiraan, Welikanda, Lankapura, Medirigirya, Hingurakgoda and Dimbulagala.Other districts - Trincomalee 0

19-Dec-07

2-Jan-08

15

24

2000

17-Dec-07

24-Dec-07

4500

16-Dec-07

1-Jan-08

17

250000

Sofala province - Buzi district Estaquinha, Gradja, Guaraguara, Bandua. Dondo and Nhamatanda, Mafambisse.Manica province Mashonaland Central Province - Muzarabani Chadereka, Bvondora, Mhako, Kanyaya, Makombe and Gunduza. Centenary district. Lake Chivero area. Harare area. SanyatiTaita Taveta District. Voi. Wundanyi Division. Mwatate. Dominican Republic - Santiago, Barahona, La Vega, Bonao, Nagua, Arenoso y Villa Riva (below Yuna) Puerto Plata, Monte Plata y El Seibo. Haiti - Department NordPuerto Rico Malaysia - Johor - Segamat, Kampung Jawa, Johor Baru, Batu Pahat, Kota Tinggi and Kluang. Kelantan - Tumpat, Jeli, Pasir Mas, Kuala Krai, Tanah Merah, Gua Musang, Kota Western Queensland - Eulo, Thargomindah, Dubbo, Charleville. Darling Downs. USA - Washington - counties: Lewis, Mason, Grays Harbor, Kitsap, King, Pacific, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Snohomish. Towns: Chehalis, Centralia, Woodinville, Olympia, Winlock, Elma, Tana River District - Garsen Division, Hweani, Mnazini Bahati. Bura, Wenje, Garsen, Boji, Ozi and Kau. Tana Delta. Iskadeck Kosovo region - Pirot, Babunica, Vlasotince, Leskovac, Lebane, Doljevac, Dimitrovgrad and Bela Palanka. Bojnik, Piro and Crna Trava. Zitoradja.Montenegro - Rozaje, Berane,

11-Dec-07

3-Jan-08

24

10000

13-Dec-07

3-Jan-08

22

2400

12-Dec-07

15-Dec-07

2000

11-Dec-07

17-Dec-07

36

62000

7-Dec-07

28-Dec-07

22

32

66000

1-Dec-07

17-Dec-07

17

3-Dec-07

7-Dec-07

1100

21-Nov-07

16-Dec-07

26

6000

25-Nov-07

30-Nov-07

3500

Algiers - Bab El Oued, Bologhine, Bainem, Rais Hamidou, Bouzareah and Bousmail Municipalities. Boumerdes region - Dellys, Sidi Daoud. Oran Province - El-Hamri . Tizi Ouzou. Luzon - Apayao, Isabela, Cagayan, Pangasinan and Aurora. Camarines Sur, Camarines Norte, Ilocos Norte. Towns - Palanan, Ilagan, Tumauini, Pagudpud, Conner, Piat, Tuao and Southern Cape - Eden District Municipality Mossel Bay area, Plettenberg Bay, George, Knysna, Bitou. Langkloof. Western Cape Overberg, Greyton, Genadendal. Eastern Chikwawa (Lundu 2 and Galonga). Nsanje (Mtemangawa). Chapananga

24-Nov-07

2-Dec-07

15

1200

25-Nov-07

2-Dec-07

29

540000

21-Nov-07

28-Nov-07

1500

18-Nov-07

27-Nov-07

10

3500

Central Visayans and northern Mindanao regions.Iligan city. City of Surigao and the 0 province of Surigao del Norte, Tagana-an, Placer. Cebu city. Lanao Del Norte. Misamis Greece - Evros region, Eastern Macedonia and Thrace - Ghodopi, Rodopi, Komotini, Kavala and 0 Drama . Peloponnese - Arcadia, Pirgos. Megara. Kalambaka.Turkey - Thracian and Aegean Kampala city - Lufuka, Kajjansi and Abayita Ababiri in Wakiso district 0

18-Nov-07

23-Nov-07

13

15000

16-Nov-07

2-Dec-07

17

300

15-Nov-07

18-Nov-07

3000

Khulna-Barisal coast. Sundarbans. Districts: Bagerhat, Patuakhali, Barguna, Pirojpur, Barisal, 0 Jhalkhati, Bhola, Mandaripur, Gopalgonj, Shariatpur, Khulna, Satkhira. Towns: Oro Province - Sakarina, Afore, Mamba, Kamusi, Girua. Tufi, Wanigela, Sinei, Berobona, 0 Ako and Gobe areas. Sohe, Ijivitari, Higaturu, Popondetta. Gona, Bakubari, Katuna and Khanh Hoa, Quang Ngai (Son Tay), Binh Dinh (Tuy Phuoc), Quang Nam (Dien Ban, Duy 0 Xuyen, Hoi An, Dai Loc, Phuoc Son, Tay Giang, Dong Giang), Thua Thien-Hue (Nam Dong, Puntland - Alula district - Eil Quuds, Baredo 0

15-Nov-07

1-Dec-07

17

3447

3000000

12-Nov-07

26-Nov-07

15

170

13000

10-Nov-07

21-Nov-07

12

55

150000

3-Nov-07

4-Nov-07

3000

Luzon - Isabela (San Mateo), Cagayan (Ilagan), Kalinga, Ifugao

4-Nov-07

6-Nov-07

2000

Provinces: Tizi Ouzou, Algiers, Msila, Laghouat and Oran. Towns: M'sila, Laghouat, Medea

30-Oct-07

2-Nov-07

Tabasco - Villahermosa, Las Lagunas.Chiapas - San Juan Grijalva

28-Oct-07

1-Dec-07

35

19

800000

Central Vietnam - provinces: Thua Thien-Hue (Huong Tra, Quang Dien, Phu Vang, Phong 0 Dien), Quang Ngai (Tay Tra, Son Tay, Tra Bong, Mo Duc), Quang Nam (Dien Ban, Dai Loc, Bac Dominican Republic - Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional, San Cristobal, Peravia, Azua, 0 Barahona, Pedernales, Independencia, Bahoruco, San Juan de la Maguana, Santiago,

28-Oct-07

9-Nov-07

13

70

94000

28-Oct-07

10-Nov-07

14

142

94000

Andhra Pradesh - Nellore, Kadapa, Prakasam and Chittoor districts. Gudur and Kavali areas.Tamil Nadu - Cuddalore, Nagapattinam, Chennai, Thanjavur, Theni, Tiruvarur, Cumbam Southern Luzon - Bicol Region - Camarines Sur - Towns: Baao, Bato, Nabua, Buhi, Bula, Pili, Bombon, Cabusao, Calabanga, Camaligan, Canaman, Gainza, Libmanan, Magarao, Milaor, Ho Chi Minh city - Thu Duc District, District 8, District 12, Binh Thanh District DRCongo - Kinshasa city - Lemba, Ngaliema, Mont Ngafula, Bandalungwa, Ngaba, Bumbu, Kisenso, Selembao and other eastern suburbs. Republic of Congo - Brazzaville. Rio de Janeiro city - Mesquita, Baixada Fluminense and Guaratiba areas.

27-Oct-07

1-Nov-07

29

50000

27-Oct-07

2-Nov-07

20

27-Oct-07

31-Oct-07

25-Oct-07

31-Oct-07

30

3500

24-Oct-07

27-Oct-07

2272

Choco, Bolivar, Sucre, Cordoba and Magdalena. Guajira, Antioquia, Risaralda, Cundinamarca, 0 Guaviare, Valle del Cauca, Caldas. Atlantico. Towns: Palo de Agua, Medellin, Cartagena. La Chumphon - Phato, Lang Suan, Lamae, Thung Tako, Sawi, Pathiu, Tha Sae, Muang. Muang 0 Chum-phon.Surat Thani - Don Sak, Tha Chang, Chaiya, Phrasaeng, Ko Samui, Mekong Delta region - Dong Thap, An Giang, Kien Giang South Aceh - Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam - Cot Bayu. Kluet Tengah, Kluet Utara, Kluet Selatan, and Trumon Timur. MeukekAceh Jaya Teunom - Blang Baro, Pulo Tinggi, Paya Baro, Manipur - Imphal and Thoubal districts, Imphal Valley. Kiyangei, Irong Cheisaba. Moreh area Quang Tri. Quang Nam. Thua Thien-Hue (Phu Thanh). Quang Ngai. Binh Dinh (Tuy Phuoc). Cities: Hue, Danang, Hoi An. Sabalet Ben Ammar area. Bizerte. Tunis area. Ariana, Manouba Honduras - El Chapernal Nicaragua - Pacific Western Region. Chinandega region. Nueva Segovia, Len, Managua, Granada, Rivas, Matagalpa, Jinotega, Esteli, Madriz, Masaya, 0

1-Oct-07

10-Dec-07

71

90

266000

22-Oct-07

30-Oct-07

20-Oct-07

16-Nov-07

28

280000

18-Oct-07

31-Oct-07

14

3300

17-Oct-07

24-Oct-07

30000

14-Oct-07

24-Oct-07

11

15

22000

13-Oct-07

16-Oct-07

13

12-Oct-07

26-Oct-07

15

37

10000

Alicante and Valencia areas - El Verger, Els Poblets and Dnia. Beniarbeig. Balearic islands - 0 Majorca (Puigpunyent) Haiti - Cabaret. Les Orangers. South, West and Artibonite DepartmentsCuba - Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo, Granma (Rio Cauto), Holguin, Las Tunas

12-Oct-07

18-Oct-07

7-Oct-07

17-Oct-07

11

45

38000

Ilan, Pingtung, Tainan (Guantian), Hualien, Chiayi, Taitung, Nantou (Jhongliao), Kaohsiung, 0 Yilan, Hsubchu (Chienshih). Taipei area. Keelung

6-Oct-07

10-Oct-07

18

1000

central Algeria

3-Oct-07

4-Oct-07

Vietnam - provinces: Thanh Hoa (Thach Thanh). Nghe An (Que Phong, Quy Chau). Ha Tinh (Ky 0 Anh, Cam Xuyen, Nghi Xuan, Ky Anh, Ta Nghen). Quang Binh. Thua Thien - Hue (Quang Veracruz - Poza Rica, Panuco, San Rafael, Tuxpan Puebla - Rancho Nuevo, Ixtaczoquitla, Chiconcuautla 0

29-Sep-07

12-Oct-07

14

96

30000

28-Sep-07

1-Oct-07

33000

Rio Grande do Sul state

24-Sep-07

2-Oct-07

4000

east central provinces - Batna Province, Msila Province - Slim municipality. Biskra Northern San Jose & Guancaste province towns: Santa Cecilia, Guayabal, El Guabo, Barrio Limn, Bernabela, Las Camisitas. Desamparados, Aserr and Alajuelita Orissa - Balasore, Kendrapara, Mayurbhanj, Rajanagar, Patamundai, Bhadrak, Baripada, Jagatsinghpur, Jajpur, Mayurbhanj, Khordha, Cuttack, Puri, and KandhamalWest Bengal Guatemala city area

21-Sep-07

24-Sep-07

18

20-Sep-07

26-Sep-07

623

22-Sep-07

8-Oct-07

17

80

400000

22-Sep-07

24-Sep-07

656

Gorenjska and Celje regions. Zelezniki, Podgorje in the area of Celje. Velenje area. Cerklje na Gorenjskem Japan - Tohoku region - Iwate and Akita Prefectures - Shiwa near Hanamaki. Kita-Akita, Sumomodai district. Senboku. Philippines Negros Occidental - San Enrique, Valladolid. Andhra Pradesh - districts: Kurnool, Kadapa, Warangal, Nalgonda, Karimnagar, Mahabubnagar, Anantapur, Nellore, Krishna. Visakhapatnam, Srikakulam, Vizianagaram, Jeju Island - HallasanSouth Jolla province southwestern areas

18-Sep-07

20-Sep-07

17-Sep-07

25-Sep-07

24000

16-Sep-07

7-Oct-07

22

94

20000

16-Sep-07

19-Sep-07

13

Rubavu District - KazenzeNyabihu District Bigogwe, Jenda and Mukamira. Amnat Charoen - Chanuman. Angthong Chaiyo, Pa Moke, Muang Ang Thong. Ayutthaya - Bang Ban, Sena. Buri Ram. Chaiyaphum - Muang. Lam Pa Tao, Huay Yang Czech Republic - South Bohemia - Moravia and Silesia - Jesenik region, Bruntal area, Opava, KrnovAustria - Upper Austria - Steyr. Lower Austria - Wachau region, St. Plten, Lilienfeld, Galati county - Tecuci. Other counties Vrancea. Vaslui. Bacau

12-Sep-07

20-Sep-07

20

4000

5-Sep-07

10-Nov-07

67

10

17000

6-Sep-07

10-Sep-07

300

5-Sep-07

11-Sep-07

1400

Jeju Island - Gujwa-eup

4-Sep-07

7-Sep-07

Nicaragua - Miskito Coast. Matagalpa province. Puerto Cabezas, Bonanza, Sandy Bay, BismonaHonduras - La Ceiba, San Pedro Sula, Valle de Sula Middle Shabelle region - Balad area. Jowhar
area. geel mugdi. Hawadley, Dhagahow, Misro, Dhaqalow, Mukadhere Marerey and Yaqley. Boodale, Daymo, Jillale Bacadley and Towfiq Borneo Island - East Kalimantan province Balikpapan area - Telaga Sari, Prapatan, Gunung Guntur and Gunung Sari Ilir

4-Sep-07

12-Sep-07

102

90000

1-Sep-07

4-Oct-07

34

8000

2-Sep-07

4-Sep-07

Shaanxi Province - Ankang city area Senegal River ValleyMauritania - Gorgol region - Maghama, Mbout, Kaedi . Assaba - Barkeol, Kankossa.Senegal - Thies, Louga, Matam, Kaolack, Tamba and Dakar Salamat region - Am Timan. Tandjile region. Lac. Hadjer Lamis. Batha region. Ouaddai Koukou. Koukou Angarana region. Brasov county - Sambata de Sus monastery. Moldovita and Vatra Moldovita. Buzau county. Montserrado County - Monrovia area. Red Hill, Caldwell, Doe, St. Paul Bridge, and Gardnersville in Greater Monrovia. Bushrod Island. Brewerville. Margibi County Sichuan - Yibin city, Xinshi Town. Pingshan countyYunnan - Zhaotong area.

31-Aug-07

2-Sep-07

31-Aug-07

20-Sep-07

21

25-Aug-07

1-Oct-07

38

12

170000

25-Aug-07

27-Aug-07

26-Aug-07

30-Aug-07

17000

22-Aug-07

27-Aug-07

17

2309

1-Aug-07

27-Aug-07

27

50

Phang Nga - Muang, Takua Pa, Khura Buri, Thai Muang and Kapong districts. TakuaphaSurat 0 Thani - Phanom, Klongsok districts. Philippines - Central Luzon, the Cagayan Valley, southern Luzon provinces and the Bicol region 0 Metro Manila area, Pasay, Paranaque, Makati, Taguig, Manila, Malabon, Valenzuela and Martinique - St. Lucia - Castries, northern areas.Dominica - Haiti - Southern 0 Department (Torbeck, Chantal, Camp Perrin)Dominican Republic - Jamaica -

20-Aug-07

24-Aug-07

3000

17-Aug-07

24-Aug-07

42

600000

17-Aug-07

24-Aug-07

25

20000

Texas - counties: Kendall, Taylor, Harris, Bandera. towns: Abilene, Houston area, San Antonio, Boerne.Minnesota - counties: Kenya - Budalangi region - Busia and Bunyala
Districts - Magombe, Bunyala and Khajula locations. Namanjalala. Hakati, Kongoini, Khuboyi, Makunda A and Makunda B. Nakuru

16-Aug-07

27-Aug-07

12

26

2800

15-Aug-07

31-Oct-07

78

52

520000

Irrawaddy Delta area - Athok. Kachin State. Mandalay Division. Ayeyarwady DivisionMandalay area

14-Aug-07

4-Oct-07

52

40000

Kampong Thom, Ratanakiri and Preah Vihear.

10-Aug-07

24-Aug-07

15

19000

Mayo Kebbi region. Department Mayo Dallah, Galria Zoutene - Torrock and Tikem. Pala, Goigoudoum.

9-Aug-07

15-Aug-07

3000

Burkina Faso - Kouritenga (Centre); Oubritenga (Plateau Central); Kadiogo 0 (Centre); Houet (Hauts Bassins); Zandoma, Yatenga, Passore, Loroum
North West Frontier Province - Kohistan district 0 Rah Nolia, Rano Mera Himachal Pradesh - Mandi, Bilaspur, Kinnaur and Hamirpur, Solan. Shimla district. Rampur.Punjab - Haryana - Jammu and Kashmir - Jammu city, Udhampur, Nikki Tawi,

26-Jul-07

10-Oct-07

77

153

540000

12-Aug-07

14-Aug-07

22

12-Aug-07

17-Aug-07

76

15000

Huon Peninsula area - Morobe Province 0 Finschhafen, Bukawa village. Lae. Boana Buang Sindh - Karachi city. Districts: Thatta, Badin, Dadu, Shahdadkot, Kambar, Jacobabad, Hyderabad, Nawabshah, Tharparkar and Mirpurkhas. Qubo Sayeed Khan.

10-Aug-07

21-Aug-07

12

5000

10-Aug-07

13-Aug-07

35

Shandong Province - eastern and southern parts 0

9-Aug-07

12-Aug-07

26

70000

Gujarat - Saurashtra and Kutch regions - Rajkot, 0 Jamnagar, Junagadh and Porbandar. Veraval provinces: Kangwon, South Hamgyong, North Hwanghae, South Hwanghae. South Phyongan. low lying areas in Pyongyang: Nangnang, Sadong, Central, Tongdaewon, Taedonggang,

8-Aug-07

15-Aug-07

12

8-Aug-07

25-Aug-07

18

454

170000

Tasmania - Derwent Valley (New Norfolk, Bushy Park). Forth Valley. Huonville and Franklin. 0 Branxholm, Derby, Southern and central Luzon - metro Manila area, Malabon, Pateros. Quezon City. Bulacan. 0 Antipolo City, Zambales, Baguio City Switzerland - central plateau - Jura (Delemont, Riedes), Bern (Lake Bieler near Biel), Winterthur, Lake Geneva area (Roche, Vaud). Other cantons: Aargau, Solothurn, Freiburg, Quebec - Gaspe region - Riviere-au-Renard, Corte-Ral North Maluku Province - South Halmahera District - East Gane (Fida, Batona, Lalubi and Wairoro). Bacan Timur -

9-Aug-07

13-Aug-07

200

8-Aug-07

13-Aug-07

11

12000

8-Aug-07

12-Aug-07

100

8-Aug-07

12-Aug-07

140

28-Jul-07

10-Aug-07

14

3000

Hodh El-Gharbi region - Tintane area

7-Aug-07

5-Sep-07

30

15820

Razgrad Region - Tsar-Kaloyan. Rousse region, Montana region. Pazarjik, Bansko

5-Aug-07

8-Aug-07

Plateau state - Wase, Langtang, Kanke and Kanam. Gyambar, Kukawa, 0 Saluwe, Anguwan Gar, Wase Tofa, Zanko, Gandu and Gwaiwan Kogi. Orissa - Cuttack, Puri, Khordha, Jajpur and
Jagatsinghpur districts. Rayagada. Balasore Bhograi, Baliapal, Basta, Jaleswar and Sadar areas. Mayurbhanj, Rourkela, Rajgangpur, provinces: Dak Lak (Cu M'ga and Krong Nang), Lam Dong, Ha Tinh (Huong Khe, Vu Quang), Nghe An, Gia Lai, Phu Yen, Dak Nong and Quang Binh (Chau Hoa, Van Hoa) Lagos area - Ikorodu, KosofeOgun state Abeokuta Newfoundland - Avalon Peninsula - Ship Harbour, Placentia, Dunnville, Cupids, Bryant's Cove, Bay Roberts, Butlerville, Shearstown and South River. 0

4-Aug-07

21-Oct-07

79

101

140000

3-Aug-07

27-Aug-07

25

15

20000

3-Aug-07

17-Aug-07

15

74

10000

1-Aug-07

15-Aug-07

15

5000

1-Aug-07

3-Aug-07

Amhara, Tigray, Southern Nation and Nationalities People Regional state (SNNPR), Gambella, Afar regions
Bama region

29-Jul-07

5-Oct-07

69

17

42000

28-Jul-07

1-Aug-07

2000

Cape Town - Cape Flats area. Heideveld, parts of Gugulethu and Athlone. Philippi, Klipfontein, 0 Nyanga, Khayelitsha Site B, Crossroads, Lwandle in Strand and Doornbach in Milnerton. Southern Nepal: Mahottari district - Jaleswor area. Birgunj. Terai districts - Banke, Bardiya, 0 Kailali, Udayapur, Bajhang, Dang, Okhaldhunga, Sunsari, Saptari, Chitwan, Surkhet, Dhanusha, Amur Region - Zeya and Tynda districts - towns: Zeya, Ovsyanka, Alexandrovka, Algach, 0 Zarechnaya Sloboda, Bomnak South Sulawesi - Sole, Pelapa and Larongtong of Luwu regency. Larompong and Suli subdistricts.

27-Jul-07

2-Aug-07

38000

23-Jul-07

2-Oct-07

72

185

86000

17-Jul-07

10-Aug-07

25

500

25-Jul-07

2-Aug-07

15

2000

Port-au-Prince area

23-Jul-07

24-Jul-07

300

Aceh Province - districts: Aceh Singkil (Simpang Kiri, Sultan Daulat ), South Aceh (Meukek, 0 Sawang, Samadua, Tapaktuan and North Kluet), and Southwest Aceh (Kuala Batee) Asht District - Oshoba, Oilmo 0

22-Jul-07

25-Jul-07

500

22-Jul-07

23-Jul-07

11

counties: Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Bedfordshire, Herefordshire, Warwickshire, Lincolnshire. Towns: Oxford, Osney, Gloucester, Worcester, Bangladesh - districts: Bandarban Hill, Feni, Comilla. Sirajganj, Aricha, Goalundo and Bhagyakul. Rangpur region. Dhaka area. Khagrachari. Manikganj, Munshiganj, Central Sulawesi - districts: Morowali, Banggai, Parigi-Moutong, Tolitoli, Tojo-Unauna (Touna), and Poso. Bungku Utara, Petasia, Soyo Jaya and Mamosalato. Batu Bare and Tomboyali.

21-Jul-07

30-Jul-07

10

2100

21-Jul-07

15-Oct-07

87

1071

5000000

17-Jul-07

30-Jul-07

14

107

20000

Yunnan Province - Tengchong, Pu'er and Dehong, Yingjiang. Lincang city. Fuyuan County. 0 Yun County. Yuanjiang Shandong Province - Jinan, Qingdao, Yantai and Zibo Xinjiang Uygur Region - Urumqi. Kanas, Burqin County. Luntai county. Changji Hui. Bayingolin. Ruoqiang. Huocheng. Hami Prefecture Kerala - Kannur, Kasargod, Kozhikode and Mallapuram. districts: Kozhikode, Kannur, Malappuram, Wayanad, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Trissur, Idukki, Ernakulam Ghor Province - Lalo Sar Jangal district

18-Jul-07

13-Aug-07

27

170

10000

18-Jul-07

22-Jul-07

40

112600

14-Jul-07

3-Aug-07

21

29

38500

16-Jul-07

20-Jul-07

44

35000

15-Jul-07

17-Jul-07

Kyushu - Kagoshima, Osumi peninsula, Fukuoka.Shikoku - TokushimaOkinawa

13-Jul-07

16-Jul-07

40000

Assam State - Dhemaji, Lakhimpur, Cachar, Karimganj, Hailakandi, Darrang, Morigaon, 0 Sonitpur and Barpeta. Nalbari, Kamrup and Dibrugarh. Jorhat. Kamrup, Morigaon. Kaziranga Far North District - Kaeo district - Pawarenga, Horeke, Mitimiti, Kaeo, Mangamuka and Rahiri. 0 Kaitaia. Kaipara area. Tangiteroria/Kirikopuni area. Omo region - Gamogofa zone, Wodayita zone, Humbo district. 0

12-Jul-07

10-Oct-07

91

96

11100000

10-Jul-07

13-Jul-07

600

6-Jul-07

11-Jul-07

5800

Arakan.Yangon (Rangoon) area. Ayeyarwaddy, Bago and Tanintharyi Divisions Kyushu and Shikoku areas - prefectures: Kumamoto, Ehime. Towns: Misato, Misatomachi, Matsuyama

6-Jul-07

1-Aug-07

27

3000

4-Jul-07

12-Jul-07

10000

White Nile State - Rabak. Kosti, El Obeid Khartoum state - Khartoum area. Um Dhawban, OmdurmanNile River - Al-Damir, Mograt West State Bengal - Kolkata (Calcutta). districts: East and West Midnapore, Sabang. North and South 24 Parganas, Howrah, Hoogly, Bankura,

3-Jul-07

8-Oct-07

98

150

200000

3-Jul-07

22-Sep-07

82

958

3000000

Cordoba - Cotorro, Lorica and San Pelayo. Atrato Chocoano. La Mojana (Majagual, 0 Guaranda). Meta. Guaviare. Palo de Agua.Sucre department - San Benito Abad, Gujarat - Saurashtra region: Bhavnagar, Surendranagar, Rajkot, Jamnagar, Junagadh, 0 Amreli. south Gujarat: Bharuch, Narmada and Surat. Junagarh. Patan, Mehsana, Gandhinagar, Maharashtra - Amrawati District. Mumbai area. Konkan region. Pune Orissa - Balasore, Bhadrak, Jajpur, Keonjhar, and Mayurbhanj districts. Jagatsinghpur, Naugaon, Balikuda.Chhattisgarh - Raipur, Bilaspur, Mahasamund and Durg districts. Quang Ninh - Halong Bay area North West Frontier Province - Khyber Agency tribal region - Landi Kotal, Jamrud, Peshawar area. Tukhtabad, Chrasadda. Kohistan. Dir Valley(Dirbala): Nashnamal Jabi, Banaya Kahu, 0

27-Jun-07

10-Sep-07

76

43

700000

1-Jul-07

13-Jul-07

13

225

63000

1-Jul-07

6-Jul-07

62

10000

30-Jun-07

13-Jul-07

14

29

50000

30-Jun-07

2-Jul-07

28-Jun-07

22-Jul-07

25

130

2000

Esfahan province - Kashan city, qohrud, Jarinan. 0 Victoria - Gippsland - Bairnsdale, Stratford, Briagolong. Traralgon, Lakes Entrance, Nicholson, Mount Macedon, Boisdale, Newry, Lake Glenmaggie, Cowwarr, Maffra, Paynesville Texas - counties: Williamson, Lampasas, Burnet, Parker. Marble Falls area, Georgetown, Lake Granbury area, Granite Shoals, Eastland, Wichita Falls. Hico. Lake Jacksonville area. Baluchistan province - Turbat, Sibi, Kech, Jal Magsi , Gawador and Ormara. Pasni, Bela, Mara. Bolan. Dasht. Naal, Khuzdar, Awaran, Kharan, Khurdar. Noshki, Jaffarabad, Aola area of East Central Guadalcanal - Tupa Northern England - Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Worcestershire, South Yorkshire, Gloucestershire and Shropshire. towns: Hull, Sheffield, Doncaster, East Riding, Wakefield, Konar (Kunar) Province - Chapa Dara and Manogi districts. Sarakan districtKabul Khoshan village of Qarabagh District. Akakhel and BaghalamParwan - Sorkh Parsa, Salang. Karachi, Gadab Town Andhra Pradesh - districts: Kurnool, Mahabubnagar, Guntur, Prakasam, East Godavari, West Godavari, Anantapur and Kadpa. Telangana. Towns: Macherla, Nandyal, New York - southeastern Catskills - Colchester, Rockland, Roscoe area.

27-Jun-07

29-Jun-07

12

27-Jun-07

4-Jul-07

300

26-Jun-07

23-Jul-07

28

5000

26-Jun-07

20-Jul-07

25

280

400000

24-Jun-07

28-Jun-07

3000

25-Jun-07

3-Jul-07

30000

24-Jun-07

3-Jul-07

10

113

4000

23-Jun-07

25-Jun-07

230

22-Jun-07

4-Jul-07

13

127

200000

19-Jun-07

20-Jun-07

120

San Rafael, Barva, Flores, Alajuela, Cartago 0 centro, Guarco de Cartago and Alajuelita. Belen. Assam State - districts: Lakhimpur, Dhemaji, Cachar, Karimganj, Hailakandi, Darrang and Dibrugarh. North Lakhmipur, Cachar. Barak Valley. Goalpara and Dhubri Sulawesi - Gorontalo, Siendeng, Biawu, and Tenda.

18-Jun-07

20-Jun-07

18-Jun-07

26-Jun-07

15

200000

16-Jun-07

20-Jun-07

212

North Texas - Gainesville, Sherman, Halom City, Fort Worth area, Haltom City. Grayson 0 County.Oklahoma - Caddo, Durant, Milburn, Ada North-West Frontier Province - Swat Valley villages: Bedara (Baidra), Barinjal 0

17-Jun-07

22-Jun-07

10

750

16-Jun-07

20-Jun-07

22

500

Mahottarai district

15-Jun-07

18-Jun-07

400

Britain - Yorkshire and Midlands areas - Severn, Avon and Wye valleys - North Yorkshire. Barley, 0 near Royston. Water Orton in Warwickshire. Minworth, Sutton Coldfield. Edgbaston in Western Cape - Swartland area - Moorreesburg, Piketberg, Hopefield, Malmesbury, Wetton. 0 Algeria. Cape town area - Gugulethu, Lotus, Nyanga, Brown's Farm, Khayelitsha, Mfuleni and Bangladesh - Chittagong area. Sylhet. Districts: Comilla, Netrokona, Sunamgonj, Habigonj, 0 Bogra, Kurigram, Chandpur Feni. Zakiganj, Maulvibazar. Comilla region.Burma - Rakhine Bern canton - Huttwil, Eriswil. 0

15-Jun-07

21-Jun-07

200

7-Jun-07

16-Jun-07

10

6000

11-Jun-07

24-Jun-07

14

126

80000

9-Jun-07

9-Jun-07

New South Wales - Hunter and Central Coast regions - Gosford, Dungog, Clarence Town, 0 Newcastle, Tuggerah, Somersby, Wallsend, Hamilton North, Raymond Terrace, Hexham, Guangdong - Meizhou area, Liuhuang. Huangjin, Guangzhou, Shenzhen. Zhanjiang, Maoming 0 and Meizhou.Sichuan - Dazhu, Daxian and Mabian counties. Dazhou city. Bazhong, Oman - Muscat.Iran - Provinces: Hormorzgan, Sistan Baluchestan, Zahedan, Kerman. Towns 0 Chabahar, Shahrestan, Konark, Bandar Abbas, Kahir. British Columbia - Terrace, Smithers, Usk, Telkwa, Brauns Island, McBride and Prince George 0

8-Jun-07

13-Jun-07

5000

6-Jun-07

17-Aug-07

73

600

3170000

6-Jun-07

12-Jun-07

61

60000

6-Jun-07

14-Jun-07

500

Jiangxi Province

1-Jun-07

6-Jun-07

8000

Berlin. Usulutan district

30-May-07

31-May-07

Dominican Republic - Cibao region. Dajabn and Palo Verde, in Montecristi. Arenoso. Cayetano Germosn. La Vega (Jeremas and Sabaneta)Haiti - St. Louis Du Nord, Port-deEastern provinces: Agri (Ugurtas, Kacmaz, Karlica Demirkapi, Seyithanbey, Danakiran, Karayseyitali in Habur town, Hamur). Van (Erci district)Bitlis (Kalkanli). Gaziantep (Bilek) Eastern Cuba - Banes, Camaguey, Hoguin

30-May-07

3-Jun-07

11

20000

27-May-07

1-Jun-07

13

26-May-07

28-May-07

3000

Pyrenees-Atlantiques region - Ossau valley - Pau 0

25-May-07

27-May-07

500

Plovdiv, Lovech, Gabrovo, Sofia. Aitos, Etropole, Veliko Tarnovo. Krasnovo, Gelemenovo, 0 Saraya, Trudovetz, Pazardzhik Sichuan province - Ganzi or Garze (Heba), Liangshan (Huidong), Chongqing city, Pengshui, 0 Shimian Texas - Killeen, Copperas Cove. Fredericksburg, Garland. Waco area. Counties: Bell, Gillespie, 0 Comal, Kerr . Kansas - Saline County (Bavaria, Hedville, New Cambria, Salina). Central Spain - Madrid area, Castilla-Leon, Castilla-La Mancha (Alcazar de San Juan, 0 Villarrubia de los Ojos). Extremadura. Ciudad Real.South Spain - Jaen Borneo island - East Kalimantan province - Kutai Kertanegara (Sebulu, Kota Bangun, Muara 0 Kaman. Tenggarong, Muara Muntai, Muara Wis, Kembang Janggut, Kenohan). West Kutai Antioquia -Taraza and Valdivia. Nechi and ZaragozaSucre - Guarandaother provinces: Cordoba, Cesar. Guizhou Province - Nayong County - Dongdi, Jieshang, Saluo Coast Province - districts: Mombasa (Likoni, Kadongo, Moroto, Junda, Kadzonzo, Mushomoroni, Kisauni, Changamwe), Malindi, Kwale, Kilifi (Kikambala). Lamu (Witu, 0

22-May-07

6-Jun-07

16

24-May-07

26-May-07

43

112000

24-May-07

29-May-07

100

23-May-07

26-May-07

550

15-May-07

5-Jun-07

22

60000

19-May-07

27-Jun-07

40

14

3000

20-May-07

21-May-07

15-May-07

14-Jun-07

31

8500

Badakhshan province - Baharak, Yaftal-i-Payan, Baharak Shuhada, Jorum and Warduj districts. 0 Takhar province - Surang and Sarisht villages

14-May-07

18-May-07

34

Regions: Tomsk, Omsk, Novosibirsk, Barnaul. Yakutia (Sakha) - Yakutsk (Darkylakh, Makhra, Kirzavod), Ytyk-Kyuel, Chimnai, Kharbalakh, Yedeitsy, Berdigestyakh, Chuparcha, Yert, Abaga, Myandigi, Yedei, Partizan, Ogorodty, Qumran

11-May-07

13-Jun-07

34

640

13-May-07

13-Jun-07

32

7000

12-May-07

13-May-07

21

Pichit - Photalae districtPhrae Wangshin.Uttaradit - LablaeNakhon Sawan Chumtabong, Maepoen.Nan - Bo KluaPhitsanulok Central Sulawesi Province - districts: Dongagala (Dolo, Sigi Biromaru, Kulawi, Tanambulava, Omu, Sidondo), Palu (Palu city, Nunu Bawah, Kalikoa, Lere, Juna, departments: Durazno, Treinta y Tres, Soriano, Tacuaremb, Ro Negro, Florida, Rocha, Cerro Largo, Florida, 25 de Agosto, Melo, Noblia, Ro Branco, Cebollat, Montevideo

11-May-07

21-May-07

11

1000

6-May-07

12-May-07

14400

4-May-07

25-May-07

22

12000

US midwestMissouri - Mosby, Kearney, Big Lake, Craig, Sibley, Glasgow, Chillicothe, Carrollton, Norborne, Levasy, Agency, Fairfax,

6-May-07

18-May-07

13

1000

Samangan province - Munghaz area, Hazrat Sultan district.Baghlan province - Takhar province - Farkhar, Jilga Yangon (Rangoon) area - Pabedan, Kyauktada, Botataung, Pazundaung, Ahlone, Mingaladon. Pegu. Southern and Western provinces - coastal belt. Galle area, Colombo area. Kaluthara and Gampha. Prachuap Khiri Khan - districts: Bang Saphan, Muang, Aonoi, Hua Hin, Nopakhun, Pong Pra Sat Chumphon, Surat Thai. Borneo Island - Central Kalimantan Province North Barito (Barut) and Murung Raya (Mura) Districts - villages: Montallat, Montallat IIm Rubei, Tumpung Laung, Juking, Danau Usung, Palmyra area.

5-May-07

7-May-07

12

4-May-07

9-May-07

2-May-07

7-May-07

16

125000

1-May-07

7-May-07

1000

1-May-07

25-May-07

25

3000

29-Apr-07

1-May-07

Sirnak area - Cizre and Silopi

29-Apr-07

1-May-07

Tolima - Ibague area

26-Apr-07

2-May-07

17

2000

Badakhshan - Kashem, Yamgan, Jarm and Argo districts. Shahr-i-Buzurk: Kura Bala, Murcha 0 Dara and Alqajar villages. Kiran and Munjan districts. Baharak and Jurm districts. Northeastern Morocco - Nador area - valley of Amlah in Ain Zohra, Zaio 0

23-Apr-07

4-May-07

12

36

21-Apr-07

22-Apr-07

Busia District - Budalangi, Bwalwanga, Makhunda, Sitiri

21-Apr-07

30-Apr-07

10

2460

Gansu - Gaotai county - Nanhua, Xiaohaizi, Xiangdao

19-Apr-07

21-Apr-07

5500

Southern Kyrgyzstan - Jalalabad province - Aksy district: Charbak and Juzumjan. Suzak, 0 Bazarkorgon and Nooken districts.Osh province - Uzgen district (Myrzaaki, Kurshab) Aceh Jaya district - Teunom - villages: Pasi Tulak Bala, Kampung Baro, Pasi Berawang, 0 Rambong Payong, Blang Baro, Pulau Tinggi, Teupin Ara, Paya Baro, Pasi Timon, Tanoh Ano, Nangarhar Province - Behsud DistrictBaghlan Sia and Kehan valleys of Doshi district. Khatlon region - DegrezSogd region (Sughd oblast) - Rudaki and Vakhdat provinces. Rudaky, Tursun-zade, Varzob, Vahdat and Panjakent districts. Central Sulawesi - Morowali regency - Bunta, Onepute Jaya, Sampalowo and Togo Trans. Petasia, Sampolowo 0

17-Apr-07

25-Apr-07

17-Apr-07

20-Apr-07

17-Apr-07

18-Apr-07

16-Apr-07

20-Apr-07

5000

16-Apr-07

3-May-07

18

NortheastNew Hampshire - Goffstown, Rochester, Allenstown, Nottingham, Northwood, 0 Raymond. New Jersey - Bound Brook, New Brunswick, Lodi, Hoboken. Counties: Bergen, West Nusa Tenggara - Sumbawa District Empang (Empang Atas, Empang Bawah, Ongko 0 and Lamenta) and Terano (Batulanteh, Labuan Bontong and Labuan Jambu) Trang - Yantakhao district - Sairung and Prai Sawan waterfalls 0

15-Apr-07

21-Apr-07

14-Apr-07

18-Apr-07

14-Apr-07

15-Apr-07

38

M'sila region - Souamma Saskatchewan - Saskatoon area - Red Earth First Nation, Waldsea Lake, Fishing Lake, Watson, Lakeside, Porcupine, Torch River, Yellow Quill First Nation, Elfros, Nokomis, Aragonia, Navarra and Catalonia regions. Pradilla, Zaragoza, Tarragona, Funes, Baix Ebre, Ribera d'Ebre and Montsi, Aragon. Bay of Islands area - Paihia, Whangarei, Kerikeri, Haruru Falls, Dargaville. Auckland Haiti - North-East Department: Ferrier, Ouanaminthe. Abricots: Jeremie, Abricots, Bonbon, CarcasseDominican Republic Argentina - Santa Fe province: Santa Fe city, Rosario, Canada de Gomez. Entre Rios Gualeguay. Other provinces: Crdoba, Buenos Aires.Uruguay - provinces: Durazno (Durazno Hadhramout. Ibb

13-Apr-07

15-Apr-07

15

10-Apr-07

8-May-07

29

700

3-Apr-07

8-Apr-07

280

29-Mar-07

31-Mar-07

300

20-Mar-07

30-Mar-07

11

11

7800

20-Mar-07

27-Apr-07

39

12

65800

23-Mar-07

30-Mar-07

36

600

India - Jammu and Kashmir - Srinagar, Budgam, Anantnag, Jammu, Doda districts. Sangam. 0 Bhadarwah. Gool. Kodna.Pakistan - Punjab Sialkot, Narowal

20-Mar-07

31-Mar-07

12

12

2000

East Nusa Tenggara - Belu regency - West Malaka, Weilemar, Central Malaka Badghis - Uruzgan - Deh Rahwood district.Helmand - Gereshk areaHerat Golran District, Karta region. Herat city. Gulran, Chusht.Ghor - ChaghcharanGhazni El Paraiso Northern areas - Sava region: Sambava, Antalaha, Andapa. Analajirofo region: Maroantsetra. Diana region: Ambanja district. Sofia region: Antsohy, Ananlalava, Mandristara, Texas - San Antonio area - Sequin, Luling. Counties: Comal, Hays, Caldwell, Travis, Bastrop, Kendall, Burnet, Blanco. Vanua Levu - Labasa.Viti Levu - West coast Tavua, Rakiraki, Ba, Nadi

17-Mar-07

22-Mar-07

3000

18-Mar-07

5-Apr-07

19

104

20000

17-Mar-07

19-Mar-07

15-Mar-07

26-Mar-07

12

80

30000

11-Mar-07

13-Mar-07

9-Mar-07

12-Mar-07

Northern Algeria - Djelfa region. Eastern part of Algiers city.

7-Mar-07

11-Mar-07

Atlantic coast. - Atlntida, Colon.

6-Mar-07

10-Mar-07

3000

Eastern Cape - Transkei area, Seymour and Queenstown areas, Willowvale, Ngeleni, Qumbu 0 and Tabankulu Tina. Ngcobo area, Balfour. Northern Territory - Darwin area, Jabiru, Adelaide River, Oenpelli, Nitmiluk National Park, 0 Litchfield National Park, Dundee Beach, Cooinda.West Australia - Pilbara region - Port Flores Island - Nusa Tenggara Timur Manggarai regency - subdistricts: Cibal, Lamba 0 Leda, Poco Ranaka, Riung, Reok, Ruteng, Wae Ri'I, Langke Rembong, and Kota Komba. Antananarivo area and throughout the country. Eastern coast. Vanua Levu - Labasa. Seaqaqa. Macuata, Savusavu, Tukavesi. Bua and Cakaudrove. Viti Levu - Nadi, Lautoka, Sigatoka valley. Ba. Namotomoto, Vatukura in Cakaudrove. Rubavu and Nyabihu Districts - Bigogwe and Muramba, Bugeshi Sector. Muganza and Bugarama Sectors, Rusizi District Jakarta (Cipinang Muara, Kalimalang, Ciledug, Kapuk, Tomang, Larangan, Bendungan Hilir, Kampung Melayu and Pasar Minggu). Bekasi, Tangerang, Depok, Bogor. Banten province Provinces: Tucuman (Simoca, Concepcion), Santiago del Estero, Salta (Profesor Salvador Mazza, Aguaray and Santa Victoria East), Formosa (Mara Cristina, Lote Ocho). 0

3-Mar-07

5-Mar-07

2-Mar-07

16-Mar-07

15

90

1-Mar-07

10-Mar-07

10

43

11530

8-Feb-07

6-Mar-07

27

33000

3-Feb-07

20-Feb-07

18

900

2-Feb-07

16-Feb-07

15

10

500

31-Jan-07

22-Feb-07

23

80

500000

18-Jan-07

20-Mar-07

62

5000

Queensland - Channel Country - Bedourie, Birdsville, Burketown areas. Longreach, Quilpie, Glengyle, Marion Downs, Windorah. Mackay, Giru, Tully, Innisfail, Ingham Junin region - Chanchamayo (San Ramon). Huancayo (San Augustin de Cajas, Hualhuas).Pasco - Ucayali - Huanuco Pozuzo Malawi - Karonga district.Zambia - Eastern Province - Chama, Mambwe, Mfuwe. Lundazi District. Luangwa valley.Northern Province Kapiri Mposhi, Mpulungu, Yendwe. Central Luanda city, Cacuaco municipality, Viana. Benguela province. South Australia - Whyalla, Port Pirie and Hawker. Woomera and Coober Pedy. OodnadattaWestern Victoria - Kaniva, Stawell, Mildura, Swan Hill

23-Jan-07

15-Feb-07

24

21-Jan-07

10-Feb-07

21

38

5000

20-Jan-07

10-Mar-07

50

10000

17-Jan-07

26-Jan-07

10

81

40000

19-Jan-07

23-Jan-07

Indiana - southernArkansas - Benton, Cross, Greene, Jackson, Miller, Scott and White counties.Texas - AustinSan Antonio and Dallas-Fort Worth

15-Jan-07

3-Feb-07

20

24

Central and eastern Bolivia - Santa Cruz, Tarija, Cochabamba, Potos, Chuquisaca, Beni (Trinidad), La Paz, Oruro, Pando. Zambia - North-Western Province - Zambezi, Chavuma and Mwinilunga districts. Mpulungu Chawama, Kalukungu, Kizhigezhnge, Solwezi. Matondo , Nyantanda, Kakanga, Nguvu, Johor - Kota Tinggi, Batu Pahat, Kluang, Johor Baru, Segamat, Mersing, Muar and Pontian.Pahang - Rompin, Raub, Lipis, Kuantan, Temerloh. Central and southern regions. Walapane area Nuwara Eliya, Hanguranketha, Padiyapellella. Hambantota

10-Jan-07

1-May-07

112

41

62687

10-Jan-07

10-May-07

121

11

250000

11-Jan-07

1-Feb-07

22

148000

12-Jan-07

16-Jan-07

18

61281

North Sulawesi - Sangihe Island - North Maluku province - Tahuna, Dumuhung and Soa Taloara. 0 Tabukan Utara Mindanao Island - Agusan del Norte (Las Nieves, Jabonga, Butuan City.), Agusan del Sur 0 (Esperanza, San Luis, Talacogon, La Paz, Loreto, Trento, San Francisco, Bunawan, Sta Burundi - Kayanza, Muramvya and Karuzi, Ruyigi, Bubanza and Cibitoke. Bujumbura 0 (Mutimbuzi, Gatumba, Batumba). Kabezi. Tanzania - Kigoma, Tabora, Rukwa, Borneo IslandMalaysia - Sabah State Beaufort area, Lumadan, Klias. Kudat, Kota 0 Marudu, Pitas, Kanibongan, Sandakan, Sikuati. Kusilad and Kabatasan Laut. Tenom. Sandakan.

12-Jan-07

14-Jan-07

26

3990

10-Jan-07

24-Jan-07

15

24508

1-Jan-07

1-Mar-07

60

23000

4-Jan-07

22-Jan-07

19

3532

Mozambique - Beira. Zambezia (Gerue, Quelimane, Namacurra, Mocuba, Maganja da Costa, Mopeia, Gurue, Chinde, Nicoadala, Rio de Janeiro state - Campos, Petropolis,
Teresopolis, Nova Friburgo, Sumidoro.Sao Paulo state - Minas Gerais state - Mirai and MuriaeEspirito Santo -

3-Jan-07

10-Mar-07

67

46

165000

1-Jan-07

12-Jan-07

12

59

17000

Rayma, Dhamar province. Northern Samar - Catarman, Mondragon, San Roque, Pambujan, Lope de Vega. Bobon, Las Navas, Catubig, Silvino Lobos.Leyte - Palo, Sta. Fe, Abuyog and Javier. Sogod, St. Bernard. Huanuco - Leonico Prado - Santa Rosa de Chapaquilla, Naranjillo, Zapallal. Huamalies, Maranon (Cholo), Puerto Inca (Codo del Pozuzo).San Martin - Tocache (Nuevo Sumatra - Aceh - Aceh Tamiang (Kuala Simpang), Langsa, Aceh Timur, Aceh Utara, Gayo Lues, Bener Meriah, Aceh Utara, Lhokseumawe, Bireuen.North Sumatra Malaysia - Johor Sate - Johor Bahru, Kluang, Muar, Kota Tinggi, Segamat, Batu Pahat, Pontian, Mersing.Malacca - Jasin, Alor Gajah.Pahang, Negeri Sembilan.Singapore Hambantota and Amparai

1-Jan-07

4-Jan-07

2000

29-Dec-06

15-Jan-07

18

12

50000

26-Dec-06

2-Feb-07

39

46000

22-Dec-06

4-Jan-07

14

193

400000

19-Dec-06

10-Jan-07

23

16

90000

17-Dec-06

20-Dec-06

40000

Balochistan - Khuzdar district - Ornath Philippines - Bicol Region - Albay province Padang, Legazpi city. Daraga, GuinobatanCatanduanes Island - Mindoro Island - Vietnam - provinces: Ba Ria Vung Northern Province - Rulindo District, Gakenke Grande-Anse (Jrmie, Abricots, Bonbon). Nippes (Baradres, Plaisance Arnaud, Anse-Veau,). North-West (Port-de-Paix, Jean-Rabel, Bord-de-Mer de Jean-Rabel, Chansolme ) Lower Shire Valley district of Chikwana

4-Dec-06

6-Dec-06

30-Nov-06

8-Dec-06

526

82915

28-Nov-06

15-Dec-06

18

24

2000

28-Nov-06

1-Dec-06

1500

27-Nov-06

29-Nov-06

8000

Orientale Province - Isangi, Basoko, Kisangani, BanaliaManiema Province - Kindu area.

24-Nov-06

15-Dec-06

22

26000

Cocle, Colon, and Panama provinces. Costa Abajo area, Capira

21-Nov-06

30-Nov-06

10

11

1290

Farah Province - Sang village of Purchaman (Porchaman) district Uruzgan province - Chori and Harwad districts. Charchino (Char Chino), Dehrawood (Dehraod, Dehrawat), Khas Uruzgan (Khas Urozgan), Chnarto, Choraee, ChoraHelmand Province Badghis Province - Murghab and Ghormach districts. Balamurgab and Gormac.

19-Nov-06

21-Nov-06

18

19-Nov-06

21-Nov-06

50

16-Nov-06

20-Nov-06

66

4500

Kaziba (Kasiba) Nangarhar Province - Beghsood (Behsud) district, Qasem Abad village. Daman area of Dehsod district. Sra Rod district, Sultanpur and Ziarat villages. Brazzaville - Ngamakosso, Mama Mbouale and Mpila in northeast of city.

15-Nov-06

18-Nov-06

10-Nov-06

12-Nov-06

4-Nov-06

18-Nov-06

15

6000

Washington - west of the Cascades. Counties: Lewis, Skagit, Snohomish, Pierce, King. Towns: 0 Sultan, Index, Rockport, Marblemount, Hamilton, Packwood, Sumner, Snohomish, Chehalis, Irbil province - Dahuk, Arbil and Sulaimaniyah. Khalifan district (Bilay Jeeri), Sulaymanyah. Arbil 0 region - Spilan, Rosata Balakayati area. Luzon Island: Isabela (Ilagan, Dinapigue, Jones, Cauayan City). Neuva Vizcaya (Kasibu). Benguet (Bugias). Kalinga. Aurora. La Union. Cagayan (Tuao). Baguio city Turkey - southeastern provinces of Sanliurfa (Harran), Diyarbakir (Cinar, Bismil), Ceylanpinar, Karatas, Mardin (Savur), Sirnak (Silopi), Hakkari (Semdinli). Towns: Beykoz, Batman, Mersin, Ethiopia - Somali State - Gode, Kelafo and Mustahil. Afder, Liben and Korahe. East Imi, Ferfer, Denan. Kibredehar and Musthale Ogaden region. West Imi.Somalia - Lower Tamil Nadu - Chennai area. Chepet, NugamabakkamAndhra Pradesh - Guntur, Prakasam, Krishna, East Godavari and West Godavari districts. Machilipatnam, Vijayawada Colombo, Gampaha, Kalutara, Galle, Matara, Puttlam, Ratnapura, Badulla, Kegalle and Kurunegala Scotland - Highlands area - Dingwall, Evanton, Alness, Tain. Caithness, Sutherland, Easter Ross, Moray Firth

5-Nov-06

10-Nov-06

1500

5-Nov-06

7-Nov-06

20

18000

30-Oct-06

1-Nov-06

19

300000

27-Oct-06

7-Nov-06

12

46

63000

27-Oct-06

25-Dec-06

60

132

410000

26-Oct-06

4-Nov-06

10

47

225000

26-Oct-06

20-Nov-06

26

52

88000

26-Oct-06

28-Oct-06

300

Sinaloa State - La Reforma area. Villa Juarez Mindanao Island - Davao del Norte - Carmen, Santo Tomas, Braulio Dujali. Asuncion, Magsaysay, Ising, New Camiling, Alejal and Mangalkal Kedah - Kubang Pasu, Kota Star, Kulim, Pendang, Baling, Pinang - Kepala Batas, Jalan P. Ramlee, inner George Town, Kota Aur, Kampung Gurun, Bukit MertajamPerlis Kenya - Coast, North-Eastern, Western and Rift Valley provinces - Isiolo (Ngarmara, Malkagala, Merti, Gafarsa). Garissa (Hagadera, Ahantabak, Alikune, Jarirot Amuma, Boralgi, Daadab, Ifo). Northwest Spain - Galicia, Pontevedra, Huesca.Southern Spain - Huelva, Marbella, MalagaPortugal - provinces: Algarve, Alentejo. districts: Lisbon, Santarem, Leiria (Pombal),

25-Oct-06

28-Oct-06

20000

21-Oct-06

27-Oct-06

40000

20-Oct-06

1-Nov-06

13

1500

23-Oct-06

4-Jan-07

74

150

700000

22-Oct-06

8-Nov-06

18

300

Quebec - Beauce region: Beauceville, St-Joseph and Armagh. Weedon, Asbestos region, 0 Lennoxville. Coast Province - Kilifi and Kwale districts Kaloleni, Mazeras, Ramisi. Kisauni Division, 0 Mombasa District. Mishoromoni, Kiembeni, Malindi Southeast Texas - Houston area, Fort Bend County. Brazoria County. Sweeny, Caney. 0 Orange County - Vidor area. Newton County, Hardin CountySouthwest Lousiana - Gulf coast Northeastern Thailand - Chaiyaphum (Bamnet Narong, Sub Yai). Ubon Ratchathani (Ubon, 0 Warin Chamrap, Keuang, Gudsantor, Hadwadtai, Warinchamrab). Yasothon (Pa Tiew, Alaska - Prince William Sound area - Valdez, McCarthy, Seward, Cordova, Keystone Canyon Central and northern Greece - prefectures: Thessaloniki, Halkidiki and Magnesia. Kavala. Salonika. Volos. Olympiada, Paleohori, Melissourgos, Stavro. Apollonia, Kalivia. Yunnan Province - Honghe States - Shan, Magway, Sagaing, Yangon and Mandalay. Mandalay area. Bagan. Tachilek. Kyuakpantaung, Amarapura. Rangoon. Kachin state, Sagaing Division. Thayawaddy township Philippines - Luzon Island - provinces: Laguna (Santa Rosa), Cavite (General Trias, Kawit, San Francisco), Quezon, Albay, Rizal. Bicol region. Manila area. Calauan. Sorsogon.Panay Island Central Nepal - districts: Sindhupalchowk (Thokarpa), Dhanusha (Janakpur), RautahatEastern Nepal - districts: Mahottari (Jaleshwor), Udaypur, SirahaGehaha Kwara State - town of Obo-Ile in Ekiti Local Government council area 0

21-Oct-06

24-Oct-06

500

15-Oct-06

26-Oct-06

12

2000

15-Oct-06

1-Nov-06

18

10-Oct-06

4-Nov-06

26

9-Oct-06

14-Oct-06

100

8-Oct-06

12-Oct-06

3000

6-Oct-06

12-Oct-06

16

20000

15-Sep-06

19-Oct-06

35

25

10000

27-Sep-06

6-Oct-06

10

260

250000

25-Sep-06

28-Sep-06

12-Sep-06

13-Sep-06

20

Kentucky - counties: Mercer, Jessamine, Franklin, Calloway, Montgomery. Towns: Fulton, 0 Falmouth, Lexington, Elizabethtown, Louisville area. Arkansas - counties: Sharp, Clay, Fulton, India - Andhra Pradesh - districts: Karimnagar, Guntur, Warangal, Medak, Adilabad, 0 Khammam, East and West Godavari, Srikakulam. Telangana region.West Bengal Binh Thuan - Me Pu, Dong Kho and Nghi DucDak Lak - Ea SupDalat. Sinaloa State - Culiacn, Elota, Mazatln, Escuinapa, El Rosario, Navolato, San Ignacio, Salvador Alvarado, Concordia and Cosal. San Lorenzo Valley. Chad - Western and southwestern Chad N'Djamena, Sahr, Doba, Bbidja, Gor, Pala and KoumraNigeria - Benue river valley 0

22-Sep-06

26-Sep-06

13

600

18-Sep-06

5-Oct-06

18

250

50000

17-Sep-06

21-Sep-06

16000

16-Sep-06

18-Sep-06

7000

5-Sep-06

17-Oct-06

43

52

20000

Southwestern Bangladesh - Jessore, Khulna and Satkhira

24-Aug-06

20-Sep-06

28

Baja California Sur - Comondu, Los Cabos, La Paz North Carolina - counties: Duplin, Pender, Jones - Wallace, Southport, Chinquapin, Beulaville, Burgaw India - Jammu and Kashmir - Kashmir Valley Anantnag (Awantipora, Charsoo, Khiram, Sangam) Srinagar (Kursoo Rajbagh, Padshahibagh, Soiteng, Lasjan, Ram Munshi Gansu Province - Luqu county -Shuangcha. Zhuoni county

2-Sep-06

4-Sep-06

10000

2-Sep-06

7-Sep-06

140

31-Aug-06

11-Sep-06

12

39

3000

30-Aug-06

31-Aug-06

15

Uttar Pradesh - Balrampur, Bahraich, LakhimpurKheri, Shravasti, Lakhimpur Kheri, Gonda and 0 Barabanki Middle Shabelle Region - Jowhar, MogadishuLower Shabelle Region - Sablale, Kuntwarey Western Nepal: Banke - Fattepur, Gangapur, Kudenmeha, Holiya, Bankatuwa, Chauferi. Bardiya - Guleriya Municipality, Rajapur, Orahi, Kharekhola, Mahamodpur. Achham - Khaptad, Alaska - Susitna Valley: Houston, Willow, Matanuska-Susitna Borough. Copper River Basin. Anchorage and Valdez areas. Prince William Sound area, Cordova. Eastern Alaska Sironko District - Bumufuni, Bunambutye: Busangai, Bukhayaki, Bumbocha, Bumuyonga, Kapchorwa District Nan Province - Tha Wang Pha, Maung, Vieng Sa, Bo Klue, Thung Chang, Song Khwer, Chiang Klang, Pua, Muang Nan, Phu Phiang, Wiang Sa, Na Noi, Na Mun.Chiang Rai Province - Doi Sudan - Regions - Khartoum, Sinnar, Kassala and Hamadab. Khartoum area, Tutti Island. Sinnar State. Gezira State. Towns: Tokar, Sinja. Shandi and Almatama.Ethiopia - Amhara Cambodia - Phnom Penh, Kampong Speu, Kampot (Kampong Bay), Ratanakirri, Mondulkiri, Koh Kong (Kampong Seila).Southern Vietnam Mekong Delta - An Giang and Dong Thap Southern and Central Vietnam - Binh Thuan, Nghe An, Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Dak Lak, Dong Nai (Tan Phu), Lam Dong, Cao Bang, Ha Tinh, Thua Thien Hue, Dak Lai, Dak Nong, Yen Burkina Faso - Gorom-Gorom area. Oudalan province. Kossi provinceNiger - Agadez region Ingall, Bilma and Tabelot. Zinder, Tahoua (Madaoua.), Dosso, Tillaberi (Djamballa). DogonOmorate Dasenech District - Kuraz Woreda in southern Omo valley. Daseneche, Nyngaten, Toltale, Amorate and Gangato. Nyangatom District. Humbo in Wolayita

29-Aug-06

4-Sep-06

42

50000

24-Aug-06

10-Oct-06

48

26-Aug-06

13-Sep-06

19

60

80000

19-Aug-06

24-Aug-06

150

12-Aug-06

21-Aug-06

10

1680

20-Aug-06

13-Dec-06

116

195

2000000

13-Aug-06

26-Sep-06

45

40

150000

10-Aug-06

1-Nov-06

84

68

33000

12-Aug-06

2-Sep-06

22

42

50000

3-Aug-06

11-Oct-06

70

70000

13-Aug-06

11-Sep-06

30

364

20000

Zhejiang Province: Wenzhou, Mazhan; Fujian Province: Fuding; Jiangxi Province: Nanchang, Fuzhou

9-Aug-06

12-Aug-06

441

1600000

Shabelle - Jowhar, Bardhere, Mangay, Tuugarey 0

4-Aug-06

9-Aug-06

400

Dire Dawa city - Districts: Addis Ketema, Genfele, Coca Cola and Aftessa.

5-Aug-06

8-Aug-06

256

10000

Eastern and Southern Cape regions - Eden district, George municipality, Mossel Bay, 0 Glentana, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Port Elizabeth, East London, Great Brak River Philippines - northern Luzon Quirino regionChina - Provinces - Guangdong 0 (counties: Yangxi, Dianbai, Taishan, Enping, Yangchun) Guangxi. Hainan. Orissa - Districts: Kendrapara (Jamunabad, Maharakul, Patkura), Cuttack, Puri, 0 Jagatsinghpur (Tirtol, Kujang, Balikuda, Biridi, Daleighai), Koraput, Balasore, Malkangiri, Jajpur Texas - El PasoMexico - Ciudad Juarez 0

2-Aug-06

4-Aug-06

3000

2-Aug-06

6-Aug-06

87

840000

1-Aug-06

10-Sep-06

41

185

2000000

27-Jul-06

7-Aug-06

12

5000

Karachi

1-Aug-06

1-Aug-06

12

Provinces - Tarlac, Zambales and Nueva Ecija. Isabela, Quirino and Pampanga Provinces (districts): Nangarhar (Sherzado, Khogyani); Paktia (Ahmad Khel, Shawak, Janikhel, Garda Serai); Khost (Sparey); Paktika (Argon, Sarroza, Omna, Sharan, Warmamai, India - Rajasthan - Barmer (Kawas, Malwa, Badka, Batadu, Chokla), Kota, Baran, Jhalawar, Pali, Sirohi, Udaipur, Banswara (Gari), Dungarpur, Chittorgarh, Jalore, Bhadaka, Ohio - Lake County: Painsville, Willoughby, Eastlake, Mentor

30-Jul-06

2-Aug-06

476027

30-Jul-06

9-Aug-06

11

35

28-Jul-06

12-Sep-06

47

457

140000

27-Jul-06

30-Jul-06

600

Valais - Martigny

26-Jul-06

27-Jul-06

3000

Philippines - Central Luzon Provinces Bulacan (San Jose del Monte, Malolos, Bocaue, 0 Obando, Marilao, Balagtas, Meycauayan). Manila (Quezon, Valenzuela, Marikina). PakistanAzad Kashmir - Muzaffarabad (Chela Bandi)Punjab - Lahore, Rawalpindi, 0 Islamabad, Muridke, SialkotNWFP Charsadda, Mansehra, Mardan, Batgram. Garhi Kyushu Island - Prefectures: Kagoshima (Shibisan, Akune). Kumamoto (Minamata) 0

24-Jul-06

28-Jul-06

36

1500000

24-Jul-06

22-Aug-06

30

248

22-Jul-06

26-Jul-06

4300

Regions: Trarza, Brakna - towns: Boutilimit, Ednesh. South-eastern part of Nouakchott

22-Jul-06

24-Jul-06

1200

Nasarawa state - Abuja and Mararaba

18-Jul-06

20-Jul-06

40

Yunnan Province - Hani-Yi Autonomous Prefecture of Honghe - Mengzi County: Lengquan Township

20-Jul-06

21-Jul-06

18

Prefecture (towns): Nagano (Matsumoto, Okaya, Minowamachi). Shimane (Izumo). Kyoto 0 (Kyotango). Toyama (Tateyamamachi). Okayama, Gifu, Yamanashi, Fukui. Edo State - Auchi township 0

19-Jul-06

20-Jul-06

24

6200

15-Jul-06

17-Jul-06

2000

Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region - Shizuishan

14-Jul-06

17-Jul-06

1200

Buryatia - Dzhidinsky district South Korea - Seoul and Gyeonggi Province Anyang. Gangwon Province - Inje and Pyeongchang. Geyongsang provinceNorth Korea - Provinces: South Pyongan, North Philippines - Northern Luzon. Manila, Malabon City, Baguio City, Olongapo City. Ilocos SurChina - Hunan Province - Hengyang, Chenzhou, Zixing area, Pingshi. Guangdong Central Chile - Bio Bio region - Chiguayante.

12-Jul-06

14-Jul-06

6000

12-Jul-06

20-Jul-06

575

65000

11-Jul-06

19-Jul-06

629

2450000

11-Jul-06

17-Jul-06

15

30000

Heilongjiang Province - Yichun city

11-Jul-06

13-Jul-06

4000

Bago division, Ayeyawady division, Mon state, Rakhine state and Taninthayi division

3-Jul-06

12-Jul-06

10

Northern Pakistan Kashmir area - Gilgit Agency Chharal and Fasar in Diamir district in Niat 0 valley Northwestern Pakistan - Gorvek, Faqir, Api in North Waziristan districtAfghanistan - Khost province - Alisher, Lakano, Zenikhel. Nuristan province - Kamdesh, Baramtal. Northern Vietnam - Ha Giang province: Bac Me district

11-Jul-06

12-Jul-06

9-Jul-06

13-Jul-06

23

50

9-Jul-06

11-Jul-06

100

Guangxi Zhuang - cities: Qinzhou and Yulin

7-Jul-06

11-Jul-06

130000

Koh Kong - Four districts near Cardamom Mountains

6-Jul-06

7-Jul-06

5000

Gansu Province - Qingxi Oil Field in Yumen City. 0 Chifeng city

6-Jul-06

17-Jul-06

12

24

50

Gujarat - districts: Navsari, Dangs

4-Jul-06

7-Jul-06

24

8400

Mumbai (Bombay)

3-Jul-06

6-Jul-06

Orissa - districts: Gajapati, Rayagada. Jhingirital 0

3-Jul-06

8-Jul-06

33

Swat - Kalam area. Gahel

3-Jul-06

4-Jul-06

22

Baghlan province - Khost district -Do Aabi and Mulmim areas Xinjiang - Altay region - Gongliu County, Prefecture of Ili, Ku'erte Region. Turpan city. Houshan area Belogorsky District. Crimean village of Oshchutimy. Lvivskaya, Ivano-Frankovskaya and Chernovetskaya Black Sea region - Bitlis province: Hizan, Arat. Samsun, Kocaman. Giresun, Van. Other provinces: Mus, Kirklareli, Trabzon and Rize

3-Jul-06

4-Jul-06

2-Jul-06

5-Jul-06

20

16

2-Jul-06

3-Jul-06

1-Jul-06

3-Jul-06

Liaoning Province - Huludao City

30-Jun-06

1-Jul-06

Counties: Bistrita, Maramures, Arad, Suceava Arbore

30-Jun-06

3-Jul-06

21

600

Anhui Province - Sixian, Xiaoxian and Fengyang counties. Chuzhou, Suzhou, Bengbu, Huaibei, 0 Bozhou and FuyangHenan Province - Yuzhou CityJiangsu Province Yunnan province - Zhenxiong county, ZhaotongSichuan province - Gulin County, 0 Luzhou CityGuizhou province - Jiebi prefecture and Zunyi county Cortes, Intibuca 0

28-Jun-06

6-Jul-06

30

44400

28-Jun-06

8-Jul-06

11

50

10000

25-Jun-06

1-Jul-06

1500

Guizhou province - counties: Sandu, Rongjiang

25-Jun-06

26-Jun-06

5000

Hunan province - Longhui county - cities: Shaoyang, Huaihua, Loudi, Zhangjiajie, Xiangxi and Qingshan'ao Village South Kalimantan province - Laut island. Districts: Kotabaru, Tanah Laut, Tanah Bumbu, Hambang and Sampaukan. Sungai Danau. Banjar district. Maryland - Hyattsville, Silver Spring, Elkton, Chevy Chase, Silver Spring. Laurel, Bowie, Maryland City, Rockville. Maryland's Eastern Shore - counties: Dorchester, Caroline. India - Uttar Pradesh - districts: Ballia, Chandauli, Hardoi, Bareilly, Bijnore, Lakhimpur Kheri, Gorakhpur, Jaunpur, Varanasi. Towns: Agra, Lucknow. Bihar - Muzaffarpur, Sitamarhi North Sulawesi Province - Gorontalo city and Bone Bolango and Gorontalo districts. Bolaang Mongondow District Ohio - counties: Huron, Erie, Crawford, Lucas, Sandusky. Towns: Norwalk, Toledo, Wellington. Northeastern Romania - Bistrita county Tarlisua, Spermezeu. Other counties: Maramures, Hunedoara, Alba South Sulawesi Province - districts: Sinjai, Jeneponto, Bulukumba, Bantaeng, Luwu Utara, Bone, Gowa, and Sidrap

25-Jun-06

26-Jun-06

25

123000

25-Jun-06

29-Jun-06

26

3000

25-Jun-06

1-Jul-06

11

65000

24-Jun-06

3-Aug-06

41

160

23-Jun-06

27-Jun-06

5000

22-Jun-06

25-Jun-06

20-Jun-06

26-Jun-06

12

626

19-Jun-06

23-Jun-06

291

7580

Fujian Province - Yongding county

17-Jun-06

19-Jun-06

5000

Hunan province - Chenzhou, Zhuzhou and Loudi 0 cities

13-Jun-06

16-Jun-06

50000

Guizhou province - counties: Wangmo, Luodian. 0 Qianxi'nan Bouyei, Miao. Wangmo town. Central and southern Taiwan - counties: Nantou, Taichung, Hsinchu, Changhua and Chiayi. 0 Kaohsiung

12-Jun-06

16-Jun-06

52

5900

10-Jun-06

13-Jun-06

300

Guangxi - Wuzhou, Baise Southern Poland - Nowy Sacz and Tarnow regions. Jaslo. Ciezkowice. Podkarpacie region. Annapol. RadhoszczEastern Slovakia - Presov and Kosice regions. Sabinov. Bardejov.

8-Jun-06

15-Jun-06

21

195500

4-Jun-06

6-Jun-06

600

Yakutia - Lensk region. Vitim. Olekminsk region, Kyllakh and Troitsk. Hangalassky and Namsky. 0 Bodaibo. Khangalassky

4-Jun-06

12-Jun-06

1300

Alaska - Nulato, Kaltag, Koyukuk

22-May-06

29-May-06

Nevada

7-Apr-06

3-Jun-06

58

Northwest Territories - Aklavik India - Assam State: Barak valley. districts: Goalpara, Karimganj, Nagaon, Dhemaji, Tinsukia, Hailakandi, Cachar. Rangia, Rangapara, Majuli, Kaziranga National Park. Kerala State Southeastern ChinaFujian Province - central and northern areas - Changting county. Nanping.Guangdong province - Pearl River Delta, Taishan cityJiangxi province Western States - Maharashtra (Bombay) Gujarat - Narmada, Dahod and Sabarkanta.

26-May-06

2-Jun-06

300

31-May-06

24-Jul-06

55

21

600000

25-May-06

2-Jun-06

32

10800

30-May-06

9-Jun-06

11

57

356000

31-May-06

4-Jun-06

41

Central Thailand - Lop Buri Province - Muang District

31-May-06

31-May-06

Texas: Southeastern Counties - Jefferson, Orange, Chambers, Harris

28-May-06

2-Jun-06

Hubei Province

24-May-06

31-May-06

350000

Er Rachidia Province

26-May-06

28-May-06

1100

Indiana - LeopoldKentucky - Breckinridge CountyTennessee - Clarksville

25-May-06

28-May-06

Havana

23-May-06

27-May-06

Bururi Province - Muheka

17-May-06

28-May-06

12

5000

British Columbia - Nelson, Grand Forks, Penticton, Kootenay Northern Provinces - Uttaradit, Nan, Phrae, Lampang, Sukhothai.In early June floods move south to Kamphaeng Phet, Sukhothai, Uthai Thani, Phichit, Phitsanulok provinces. Ghor Province - Chighcharan, Shahrak District

20-May-06

28-May-06

400

22-May-06

11-Jun-06

21

79

2000

19-May-06

23-May-06

800

Southeastern Provinces - Fujian, Guangdong (Shantou City)

18-May-06

22-May-06

23

1030000

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine

11-May-06

22-May-06

12

2500

Northern Kilimanjaro region - Moshi district

9-May-06

17-May-06

19000

Leyte - Sogod, Macrohon Luzon: Bicol Region Albay Province

11-May-06

14-May-06

41

42000

Guizhou Province

21-Apr-06

15-May-06

25

22

36900

Ardebil Province

8-May-06

13-May-06

14

2800

States - Irrawaddy, Rakhine, Arakan

29-Apr-06

5-May-06

21

800

Central Lowlands

7-May-06

29-May-06

23

22000

Baglung District - Adhikarichaur Village

6-May-06

7-May-06

Northern Regions - Tipaza, Naama, Tizi Ouzou, M'sila

3-May-06

8-May-06

Northern Provinces: Faryab - Garziman, Baghlan - Doshi District

29-Apr-06

1-May-06

400

Southern Highlands Province: Upper Mendi region - Kuma

27-Apr-06

30-Apr-06

300

Otago - Mosgiel, Dunedin, Oamaru, Waitati, Taieri Plains

26-Apr-06

28-Apr-06

1200

Ontario - Kashechewan First Nation, Fort Albany 0

22-Apr-06

31-May-06

40

2000

Southern Siberia: Altai Territory - Turochak, 0 Biisk, Krasnogorskoye, Klepikovo, Barnaul, Aniva

21-Apr-06

31-May-06

41

420

Kampung Manjoi

20-Apr-06

21-Apr-06

500

Newfoundland - Burlington, Middle Arm, Smith's Harbour, Baie Verte East Java: Trenggalek District - Tugu, Gandusari, Bendungan, Trenggalek, Pogalan, Karangan Eastern Afar Region, Eastern Somali Region (Lasarat)

18-Apr-06

24-Apr-06

200

19-Apr-06

23-Apr-06

23

240

9-Apr-06

25-Apr-06

17

10000

East Sepik Province: Ambunti-Drekikier electorate - Hauna, Gawanga 2, Wam/Urat

12-Apr-06

18-Apr-06

400

Saskatchewan - Red Earth First Nation, Porcupine Plain, Fishing Lake

12-Apr-06

24-Apr-06

13

1000

Andhra Pradesh - Telengana region, Hyderabad, 0 Srikakulam, Krishna

15-Apr-06

18-Apr-06

20

Tskhoushi, Chkhou, Khoni, Tsalendjikha

15-Apr-06

24-Apr-06

10

600

Para State: Maraba, Porto de Moz, Capitao Poco, Almerim, Anajas

25-Mar-06

23-Apr-06

30

116000

Manitoba: Winnipeg, Montcalm, Morris, St. Jean 0

11-Apr-06

9-May-06

29

40

North: Sabana Iglesia Bulgaria: Vidin, Lom, Oryahovo, Somovit, Nikopol, Lom, Ruse, Silistra, Kozlodui, TutrakanRomania: Bechet, Gataia, Rast, Negoi, Braila, Calarasi, Galati, Oltina, Bistret, Makelekele, Kinshasa - Kisenso, Kalamu, Lingwala

11-Apr-06

15-Apr-06

7-Apr-06

24-May-06

48

17000

8-Apr-06

27-Apr-06

20

Districts - Malindi, Kilifi, Kwale, Nyando, Homa Bay, Migori, Siaya, Rachuonyo, Isiolo, Samburu, 0 Laikipia, Wajir, Garissa, Mandera

4-Apr-06

22-May-06

49

60

17300

Katherine, Beswick

5-Apr-06

10-Apr-06

1100

Wadi Ara

5-Apr-06

7-Apr-06

Northern and Central California Counties: Amador, Calaveras, Fresno, Merced, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Stanislaus

4-Apr-06

17-Apr-06

14

600

Provinces: Sana'a, Hodeida, Dhamar, Mannakhah,Thamar, Taiz, Sa'adah Serbia: Novi Sad, Slankamen, Sabac, Beocin, Belgrade, Vojvodina, Smederevo, Kostolac, Titel, Loznica, Zabalj, Zrenjanin, Pozarevac, Golubac, GradisteEastern Croatia: Vukovar, Hawaii: Oahu - Honolulu

3-Apr-06

6-Apr-06

25

4-Apr-06

11-May-06

38

1500

31-Mar-06

3-Apr-06

Jordan Valley, Wadi Ara, Musmus, West Bank, Megilot district, Julis, Western Galilee

2-Apr-06

3-Apr-06

North Dakota: Fargo, Grand Forks, Wahpeton, PembinaMinnesota: Hendrum

30-Mar-06

25-Apr-06

27

Western Australia - Pilbara Coast: Kalbarri, Onslow, Carnarvon, Mardie Station Western and Central Slovakia: Modra, Banska Bystrica, BratislavaNorthwestern Hungary near the Slovakian border Czech Republic: Ostrava, Prague, Vestec, Bonov, Usti nad Labem, Znojmo, Hodonin, Terezin, Theresienstadt, Melnik, Olomouc, Breclav, Novosedly, Decin, Brno Germany: Northwest Province: Taung municipality

30-Mar-06

5-Apr-06

500

28-Mar-06

9-May-06

43

6020

28-Mar-06

17-Apr-06

21

11000

26-Mar-06

30-Mar-06

4160

Adelaide area - Wallaroo, Kadina, Gulnare, Yacka, Georgetown, Caltowie, Koolunga, GladstoneMid-NorthEyre Peninsula

27-Mar-06

29-Mar-06

Provinces: Antioquia, Tolima, Risaralda, Caldas, Narino, Valle (Bendiciones), Valle Del Cauca 0 (Cali, Buenaventura)

22-Mar-06

2-Jun-06

73

130

60000

North Texas - Dallas area Northern Queensland (Southern Cape York Peninsula) - Cairns, Innisfail, Burketown, Doomadgee, GregoryCentral Northwest Queensland: Aramac, Muttaburra, Richmond, Hawaii: Northern Kauai

18-Mar-06

25-Mar-06

20-Mar-06

17-Apr-06

29

7000

14-Mar-06

23-Mar-06

10

Dolj region - Mehedinti county, Suceava county, Vatra Dornei area Indiana - Orange, Crawford, Gibson and Perry counties. Milltown, West Baden Springs, French Lick.

13-Mar-06

23-Mar-06

11

10000

12-Mar-06

22-Mar-06

11

Northeastern Greece - Evros region. Thrace. SoufliNorthwest Turkey - Edirne region. TycheroSouthern Bulgaria - Kardzhali region, Haskovo, Plovdiv and Smolyan, Saedinenie Southern and central Malawi - districts: Mangochi, Salima

9-Mar-06

25-Mar-06

17

7-Mar-06

14-Mar-06

8000

Western Australia - Pilbara region: Kalbarri

3-Mar-06

23-Mar-06

21

Carmen

4-Mar-06

6-Mar-06

1000

New South Wales: Bellingen, Coffs Harbour, Nambucca and Clarence Western Highlands Province: Dei district villiages - Yan, Muga, Kema, Komund, Meka, Kram

1-Mar-06

8-Mar-06

18-Feb-06

24-Feb-06

5000

Kuala Lumpur - Shah Alam area

26-Feb-06

26-Feb-06

9000

Mariental

24-Feb-06

28-Feb-06

2100

Kosovo - Municipalities: Rahovec, Vushtrri, Lipjan, Zvecan, Ferizaj, Skenderaj, Gllogovc, 0 Podujevo, Suhareke, Kline, Malishevo, Gjakove, Obiliq, Fushe Kosovoe Hawaii: Kauai, Oahu 0

21-Feb-06

1-Mar-06

1200

21-Feb-06

6-Mar-06

14

Sulawesi: North Sulawesi Province - Manado

13-Feb-06

23-Feb-06

11

33

17500

Acre State

13-Feb-06

20-Mar-06

36

33000

Central Provinces: Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Thua 0 Thien-Hue

14-Feb-06

21-Feb-06

500

Dhamar Province: Maabar

20-Feb-06

23-Feb-06

2000

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Yili Prefecture

16-Feb-06

23-Feb-06

3000

Provinces: Guayas, Los Rios, Esmeraldas, El Oro, Manab, Pichincha

16-Feb-06

6-May-06

80

17

55000

15-Feb-06

23-Feb-06

3000

Mindanao: Surigao del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Butuan City, TagoLeyte: Sugod Tindouf: Awserd, Smara, Laayoune refugee camps Malaysia: Eastern Coastal States - Terengguan, Pahang, KelantanThailand: Provinces Narathiwat, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Chumphon, Surat Thani

10-Feb-06

18-Feb-06

20

30000

10-Feb-06

15-Feb-06

60000

10-Feb-06

18-Feb-06

7000

Governorates: Erbil, Sallahaddin, Kirkuk, Dyiala, 0 Missan

4-Feb-06

12-Feb-06

28000

Sumatra: Jambi Province: Bungo regency Pelepat, Pelepat Ilir districts

7-Feb-06

13-Feb-06

300

Provinces: Central, Gulf, National Capital (Port Moresby)

3-Feb-06

19-Feb-06

17

12000

Vanua Levu (Northern Division) - Labasa

4-Feb-06

9-Feb-06

224

Western Tanzania: Tabora region - Igunga district (Lokomeo, Kanyawa)

3-Feb-06

12-Feb-06

10

938

Israel: EilatJordan: Aqaba, Maan

1-Feb-06

6-Feb-06

Western Viti Levu - Lautoka, Ba Town, Rakiraki

29-Jan-06

6-Feb-06

168

Provinces: Soer- and Nor-Troendelag (Aarnes, Follafoss, Flatanger, Guldbergaunet, Medalen, Haraldreina) Java: Central Java - Rembang, Demak, Semarang, Lasem, Pamotan, SedanWest Java - Jakarta, Kampung Melayu, Indramayu district (Kopyah, Anjatan Utara and Limpas, Islands: Bali (Buleleng), Lombok (Sambelia), West Timor, Sumbawa, Java (East Java Besuki)

30-Jan-06

4-Feb-06

200

26-Jan-06

14-Feb-06

20

19

10000

22-Jan-06

27-Jan-06

11

3000

Rio de Janeiro Departments: La Paz - City of La Paz, Los Yungas, Luribay, Papel Pampa, San Pedro de CurahuaraCochabamba - Viloma, Aymaya, TiraqueSanta Cruz - Jorochito, Tiquipaya, El

27-Jan-06

30-Jan-06

12

25-Jan-06

17-Apr-06

83

23

100000

Luzon: Nueva Ecija - Gabaldon, Bongabon, San Jose, Candaba, San LuisKalinga TinglayanCagayan - Dingalan, Tuguegarao, Solana, Enrile, Iguig, Alcala, Gattaran, Tuao, Greece - Lavara, Kissario, Amorio, Tichero, Thymaria, Psathades in Didymotichos, Pythio, Trigono

26-Jan-06

5-Feb-06

11

256641

2-Jan-06

20-Jan-06

19

Sesriem, Sossusvlei

18-Jan-06

18-Jan-06

Region One - Barima/WainiRegion Two Pomeroon/Supenaam (Westbury, Somerset, 0 Dartmouth, Perseverance, Essequibo Coast, Anna Regina)Region Three - Essequibo Southeastern Trinidad: Rio Claro, Mayaro, Mafeking, Poole Valley Road, Guayaguayare 0 Road, Navet, Lazzari, Cedar GroveCentral Trinidad: Caparo Western Australia - Kimberley and Pilbara Coast regions: Karratha, Dampier, Wickham, 0 Pannawonica. Gascoyne and Swanland regions (Wheatbelt): Nanutarra, Lake Grace, West Java province - Regency of Indramayu districts: Kandanghaur, Gabuswetan, Bongas 0

8-Jan-06

14-Feb-06

38

20

5000

14-Jan-06

17-Jan-06

600

9-Jan-06

31-Jan-06

23

1500

8-Jan-06

12-Jan-06

6000

East: Tisza valleyNorthwest: Hansag and Szigetkoz regions

3-Jan-06

11-Jan-06

East Java province - Jember district: Panti, Sukorambi, Tanggul. Surabaya Northern California - counties: Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino, Marin, Solano. San Francisco Bay area to the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Napa Valley. Towns: Napa, Guerneville, San

1-Jan-06

4-Jan-06

125

7781

31-Dec-05

18-Jan-06

19

4000

Brazzaville northern suburbs. Mpila, Simba Ple, 0 Maman Mbouale

24-Dec-05

28-Dec-05

Laayoune area Southern Malawi - districts: Chikwawa, Nsanje, MangochiMozambiquie - provinces: Nampula (Nampula City), Sofala (Dondo, Nhamatanda, Buzi, Beira, Caia, Marromeu), Zambezia Central and western Philippines.Oriental Mindoro - Calapan City, Baco, Naujan, Puerto Princesa, Barangay Biga, Barangay MalaboPalawan - Aborlan, Dumaran, Taytay, Dauphin River Indian reserve, 250 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg, at the juncture of the Dauphin River and Lake Winnipeg. Gypsumville area. Central Provinces: Khanh Hoa (Nha Trang), Quang Ngai (Mo Duc), Binh Dinh (Dong Xuan, Tuy An, Song Hinh), Quang Nam, Phu Yen, Binh Thuan, Ninh Thuan. Dac Lac (Krong Ana,

22-Dec-05

26-Dec-05

3000

22-Dec-05

7-Feb-06

48

23

50000

5-Dec-05

29-Dec-05

25

60000

5-Dec-05

16-Dec-05

12

56

4-Dec-05

24-Dec-05

21

62

20000

Southern regions: Gjirokaster, Durres, Elbasan, Lezhe, Berat, Fier. Vlore, also the capital Tirana. 0 Towns: Burrel, Rubik. Librazhd district Southern Thailand provinces: Songkhla (Muang Songkhla, Sadao, Hat Yai, Tambon Khao Roop Chang). Yala (Raman, Krong Pinang, Muang, Bannang Sata, Yaha). Nakhon Si Thammarat Provinces: Western (Colombo, Ratmalana, Gampaha). Eastern (Trincomalee). Northern (Jaffna, Killinochchi, Mullaitivu). Sabaragamuwa (Nuwara Eliya, Ratnapura). Southern (Galle). Central region: Quang Ngai Province - districts: Tu Nghia, Son Tinh and Mo Duc. Binh Dinh Province - districts: Tuy Phuo, Phu Cat. Quang Nam Province - Nam Tra My District. St. Mary, northern St. Catherine and Trelawny

30-Nov-05

3-Dec-05

23-Nov-05

12-Jan-06

51

69

700000

21-Nov-05

23-Nov-05

8000

18-Nov-05

21-Nov-05

3000

15-Nov-05

17-Nov-05

Wales: Cynwyl Elfed, Carmarthenshire

11-Nov-05

11-Nov-05

Southern France - Perpignan area New South Wales - Central-western region Eugowra, Molong, Orange, Bathurst, Parkes, Forbes, Wyalong and Trundle. Broken Hill, WellingtonSouth Australia - Adelaide Plains

15-Nov-05

17-Nov-05

1000

8-Nov-05

13-Nov-05

1000

Northwestern provinces: Sucre, Crdoba, Csar, Magdalena (Aracataca), Antioquia, Choco, 0 Atlantico Central Vietnam - provinces: Quang Nam, Quang Ngai (Son Ha), Thua Thien-Hue (Phong 0 Dien), Quang Tri. Danang and Hue, Hoi An. Phu Vang, Phu Loc, Huong Tra, Quang Dien. Nicaragua's Caribbean coast - Karawala, Sandy Bay Sirpi, Barra de Rio Grande, Cruz de Rio 0 Grande, Laguna de Perlas, Kukra Hill, Walpa, Kara, Esperanza, Guadalupe and Company Southern India Tamil Nadu - Salem, Namakkal, Karur and Erode. Tiruchirapalli. 0 Vellore, Perambalur, Nagapattinam, Kanyakumari, Dharmapuri, Madurai, Villupuram, Central Vietnam provinces: Binh Dinh, Quang Ngai, Phu Yen, Khanh Hoa, Gia Lai, Quang Tri. Haiti - Anse Rouge, Hinche, Grande Anse, Jacmel, Leogane, Guaricanos, Carrefour, Portau-Prince, Gressier, Anse a Pitre, Dame Marie, IroisDominican Republic - Puerto Plata Puglia (Apulia) - Bari and Taranto area West Bengal State - East Midnapore, South 24 Parganas, Burdwan and Nadia. Howrah. Sunderbans, Kolkata cityOrissa State Balasore district: Bhograi, Jaleswar, Basta and 0

15-Sep-05

16-Dec-05

93

95

100000

2-Nov-05

4-Nov-05

20

15000

30-Oct-05

15-Nov-05

17

2000

20000

23-Oct-05

9-Dec-05

48

279

300000

20-Oct-05

28-Oct-05

67

1500

23-Oct-05

26-Oct-05

26

1500

23-Oct-05

24-Oct-05

21-Oct-05

28-Oct-05

13

3000000

Florida - Florida Keys, Naples. Collier County. Marco Island. Miami and Fort Lauderdale.Mexico - Yucatan and Quintana Roo. Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Cozumel Southeast Aceh - Seumadam or Semadam district - Lawe Beringan, Semadam Awal. Aceh Tenggara DistrictMalang District, East Java Tirtoyudo, Sumbermanjing Wetan, Dampit and Catalonia - Girona region: Vilanova de la Muga, Sant Antoni de Calonge. Barcelona. Costa Brava region. Southern Scotland - Hawick, Borders, Dumfries, Galloway, Lothian, Edinburgh, Newcastleton. Sw New Hampshire - Cheshire County - Keene, Alstead, Stoddard, Unity, Hinsdale, Walpole.Vermont - Brattleboro, GuilfordMassachusetts - Berkshire County, Central Vietnam provinces: Quang Binh, Quang Tri and Thua Thien Hue, Quang Ngai Northern Bangladesh districts: Naogaon, Joypurhat, Gaibandha, Rangpur, Nilphamari, Dinajpur. Badarganj Shaanxi Province - 11 counties and districts of Weinan city.

19-Oct-05

25-Oct-05

24

100000

18-Oct-05

19-Oct-05

28

12000

13-Oct-05

15-Oct-05

12-Oct-05

14-Oct-05

8-Oct-05

17-Oct-05

10

11

3000

7-Oct-05

11-Oct-05

17

10000

3-Oct-05

22-Oct-05

20

19

100000

3-Oct-05

6-Oct-05

16

359000

Fujian Province - Fuzhou area.

2-Oct-05

6-Oct-05

95

El Salvador - San Salvador, Lourdes, Chaparral, Ateos, San Marcos, Santa Tecla, El Chaparral, 0 La LibertadGuatemala - departments: San Marcos, Quetzaltenango, Solola, Totonicapan, Hubei Province - ShiyanShaanxi Province Xixinag county, Hanzhong city and 11 surrounding counties South central Mauritania - provinces: Tgant, Assaba, Gorgol. Towns: Boumdid Zoual 0

1-Oct-05

16-Oct-05

16

2000

250000

29-Sep-05

6-Oct-05

24000

27-Sep-05

7-Oct-05

11

3000

Western Newfoundland - Stephenville, Kippens, Reidville

27-Sep-05

29-Sep-05

200

Southern Mexico - Chiapas and Oaxaca.

26-Sep-05

29-Sep-05

3000

Yobe State - Nguru area. Birnin Nguru, Aroro and Ganga. Zabarmawa

26-Sep-05

29-Sep-05

1500

Red Sea State - Port Sudan.

29-Aug-05

6-Sep-05

9000

Western Nepal - districts: Kanchanpur, Baitadi, Dadeldhura and Darchula . Towns: Chandani, Dodhara, Temandu. Mahendranagar, Shirsha.

25-Sep-05

2-Oct-05

51

1600

Southern China -Gunagdong province: Zhanjiang cityHainan Island: Wanning City, 0 HaikouNorthern Vietnam -Yen Bai (Cat Thinh in Van Chan district, Tram Tau, Nghia Lo), Nghe Lousiana and Texas Gulf CoastLousiana parishes: Vermilion, Calcasieu, St. Bernard, 0 Terrebonne, Cameron, St. Mary. Towns: Erath, Cameron, Delcambre, Intercoastal, Lake Gujarat - districts: Surat, Vadodara, Bhavnagar, Panchmahal, Narmada. Towns: Panchmahals, Bharuch, Navsari, Vadodara. Ahmedabad Black Sea CoastRomania - Constanta county Costinesti, Tuzla, Constanta and Mangalia. Buzau - MaracineniIalomita - Barbulesti, SloboziaPrahova -Bucharest area.Bulgaria Thanh Hoa province - Nghe An province -Ha Tinh province Uttar Pradesh - Muzaffarnagar district. Meerut. Mawana district. Moradabad district: Mundapandey and Thakurdwara.Uttaranchal Udhamsingh Nagar city. Bhojpur, Himachal Luzon - Manila area - Muntinlupa. Laguna de Bay. Quezon - Infanta, General Nakar, Real. Pampanga - Candaba, Aurora, San Simon. Aurora - Dingalan,Nueva Ecija - Gabaldon. Dakar area. Andhra Pradesh - districts: Khammam, East Godavari, West Godavari, Yerrakalva, Krishna, Nizamabad, Karimnagar. Kottagudem. Vijayawada. Konaseema. Nidadavole and Eastern Afghanistan - Konar (Kunar) Province Ghaziabad districtNangarhar province. Zhejiang province - Qinglin near Ningbo. Taizhou, Wehshou.Shanghai areaJiangsu province - Suzhou and Wuxi Mekong Delta areaVietnam - Long An province - districts: Tan Hung, Vinh Hung and Moc Hoa.Other provinces - Dong Thap, An Giang, Kien Giang. Cambodia - Kratie, Kampong Gard and Herault areas. Nimes. Lunel and Montpellier 0

26-Sep-05

6-Oct-05

11

104

470000

23-Sep-05

1-Oct-05

22-Sep-05

11-Oct-05

20

15

21-Sep-05

9-Oct-05

19

10

18-Sep-05

24-Sep-05

8500

16-Sep-05

5-Oct-05

20

23

15-Sep-05

27-Sep-05

13

16

8000

20-Aug-05

10-Sep-05

22

5600

14-Sep-05

30-Sep-05

17

89

550000

11-Sep-05

12-Sep-05

12

11-Sep-05

13-Sep-05

16

1350000

8-Sep-05

1-Nov-05

55

69

30000

7-Sep-05

9-Sep-05

3000

Japan - Kyushu and Shikoku: Miyazaki (Takachiho), Kagoshima (Tarumizu), Tokushima 0 (Ishii), Oita and Yamaguchi (Iwakuni) prefectures.Tokyo area - Tokyo, Kanagawa, Eastern ChinaAnhui Province - counties: Yuexi, Jinzhai. Dabieshan mountains.Fujian 0 Province - Cangnan area, Fuzhou, Quanzhou and Putian.Zhejiang Province - Wenzhou

4-Sep-05

9-Sep-05

22

301000

1-Sep-05

4-Sep-05

129

1840000

Jigawa State - Kirikasanma, Rin-gim, Babura, Jahun and Dutse. Bauchi State DoguwaTaraba State - Jalingo, Wukari Yobe State - Turmi in Fika. Northern Tasmania - Deloraine, Launceston, Breona, Liffey, Corra Lin, Latrobe Gulf of Mexico coastLousiana - New Orleans, Slidell, St. Bernard ParishMississippi - Biloxi, Gulfport, Harrison County, Pascagoula, Waveland, Bay St. LouisAlabama - Mobile, Uttar Pradesh - Azamgarh area

7-Aug-05

16-Sep-05

41

30-Aug-05

3-Sep-05

29-Aug-05

19-Sep-05

22

1053

500000

26-Aug-05

30-Aug-05

21

Veracruz (San Andres Tuxtla, Chiniapan de Arriba, Salto de Eyipantla, Jalapa, Santa Maria 0 La Victoria). Michoacan (Aguililla). Oaxaca. Puebla Switzerland - Bern, Brienz, Lucerne, Schwys, Uri and Obwalden. Graubuenden, Engelberg, Oey0 Diemtigen, Thun.Austria - Provinces: Vorarlberg, Tyrol, Styria, Carinthia. Paznau Southern Ethiopia - Oromiya region, Gara Leman area. Jimma and Yayyu districts 0

21-Aug-05

30-Aug-05

10

30

10000

21-Aug-05

26-Aug-05

12

2500

20-Aug-05

7-Sep-05

19

7000

Romania - Harghita: (Odorheiu Secuiesc), Mures, Dolj: (Plosca), Bacau, Vrancea, Galati, 0 Braila, Bistrita, Gorj. Suceava: (Gura Humorului, Voronet, Vatra Dornei, Cajvana), Pujehun district - Titonko, Jorma Jargor, Jormah 0 Jaihun

14-Aug-05

2-Sep-05

20

34

2000

14-Aug-05

16-Aug-05

20

15000

Hubei Province - Shiyan, Xiangfan and Suizhou. Danjiangkou. Liaoning Province - Tieling, Fushun, Shenyang, Benxi, Jinzhou, Huludao and Chaoyang. Qingyuan countyJilin Province -

14-Aug-05

5-Sep-05

23

28

14500

13-Aug-05

20-Aug-05

15

206000

Nghe An province Northern Thailand - Chiang Mai - Chang Mai city. Muang, Chiang Dao, Phrao, San Sai, Doi Saket, Mae Taeng, San Kamphaeng, Mae Chan, Mae Chaem, San Pa Tong.Mae Hong Northeastern Iran - Golestan province - Kalaleh area

13-Aug-05

16-Aug-05

13

13-Aug-05

26-Sep-05

45

11

119270

9-Aug-05

11-Aug-05

43

Bangui area, Bambari in Ouaka prefecture, Bwaka Prefecture

8-Aug-05

25-Aug-05

18

22500

Xinjiang - Taklamakan Desert, Ruoqiang county. 0 Urumqi

5-Aug-05

14-Aug-05

10

230000

Southern Bulgaria - Rhodopi Mountains. Sofia District. Pazardzhik, Smolyan, Vratsa, Plovdiv, 0 Pleven. Dolna Banya, Ihtiman, Kostenets, Gorna Malina, Botevgrad, Svoge, and Sofia. Sudan - North Darfur State - El-Fasher, Abu Shouk camp 0

4-Aug-05

11-Aug-05

12000

3-Aug-05

19-Aug-05

17

8000

North Cholla (Jeolla) Province - Jeonju, Jeonjoo, Imshil, JangsuSouth Cholla (Jeolla) Province 0 Jindo, YeounggwangGangwon Province CheorwonNorth Gyeongsang Province Trabazon Province - Caykara areaRize Province - Guneyce area 0

2-Aug-05

4-Aug-05

11

1500

2-Aug-05

3-Aug-05

Northeastern Iran - Golestan province - Kalaleh county, Galidagh Orissa State - districts: Jajpur, Bhadrak, Kendrapara. Towns: Akhuapada, Pattamundai, Jenapur, Rajkanika

31-Jul-05

1-Aug-05

27

30-Jul-05

3-Aug-05

344857

Negros Occidental - San Enrique, Pulupandan, Pontevedra, Valladolid, Bago CityWestern 0 Visayas - Jordan in Guimaras. Iloilo city. Lauaan. Karnataka State - Chikmagalur, Shimoga, Harihar, Kodagu (Bhagamandala, Madikeri, 0 Karadigodu, Talacauvery), Belgaum (Khanapur). Bijapur, Bagalkot, Hassan, Gulbarga, Shimoga. Maharashtra State - Konkan region - Mumbai (Bombay) area. Raigad district (Roha, Mahad , 0 Mangaon, Kondiwate, Roha, Poladpur, Jui). Ratnagiri district (Khed, Chilun, Alore). Yunnan Province - Xiaocaoba township in Yiliang county Borneo - Sabah state - Kota Kinabalu area, Menggatal, Telipok. Villages: Kampung Rampaian, Kampung Tobobon and Kampung Giling Southern Taiwan - Pingtung, Kaohsiung.Southeastern China: Zhejiang province - Wenzhou, Pingyang. Fujian province Anhui Province Eastern Romania - Moldova - counties: Vrancea, Bacau, Galati, Ialomita, Tulcea. Towns: Galati, Bacau, Ivesti, Cosmesti Vale, Nanesti, Lungoci, Namoloasa, Vadu Rosca. Kyushu - Oita Prefecture: Kokonoe, Hita. Nagasaki Prefecture: Isahaya. Fukuoka, Kumamoto and Nagasaki prefectures. India: Assam - Majuli, Didrugarh, Jorhat, Sonitpur, Sivasagar. Districts: Dhemaji, Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, Karimganj, Lakhimpur, Jorhat, Morigaon. Dhubri, Goalpara, 0

27-Jul-05

30-Jul-05

32782

23-Jul-05

16-Aug-05

25

126

100000

24-Jul-05

5-Aug-05

13

987

160000

21-Jul-05

22-Jul-05

16

17-Jul-05

19-Jul-05

600

16-Jul-05

20-Jul-05

17

10-Jul-05

18-Jul-05

12-Jul-05

28-Jul-05

17

23

13000

10-Jul-05

11-Jul-05

600

7-Jul-05

27-Jul-05

21

40

3000000

Pakistan: Punjab Province - districts: Layyah, Dera Ghazi Khan, Rajanpur, Muzzaffargarh, Rahim Yar Khan, Multan, Bhakkar. towns: Sahiwal, Chiniot, Leiah and Kot Mithan Sharif. Jilin Province - Jilin city and surrounding villages.Heilongjiang Province - Hegang and Yichun. Daqing area, Qiqihar area, Harbin area. Romania - Olt county: Schitu, Serbanesti, Dobrotesti. Black Sea region of Constanta. Other counties: Teleorman, Arges, Constanta, Giurgiu, Valcea, Alba, Sibiu, Caras Severin, Madhya Pradesh - Sagar, Chattarpur, Damoh, Sahra, Riva and Katni. Satna, Rewa, Panna, Jabalpur, Narsinghpur, Maihar. South Pyongan province - Dokchon city, Pukchang county and Maengsan county

5-Jul-05

14-Aug-05

41

40

452000

1-Jul-05

12-Aug-05

43

1500

2-Jul-05

16-Jul-05

15

23

7000

2-Jul-05

15-Jul-05

14

62

49000

30-Jun-05

2-Jul-05

88

16000

Sichuan Province - Dazhou, Bazhong, Guangan, Nanchong, Yibin, Luzhou and Ganzi. Luding 0 county, Chuni village. Meishan, Chengdu, Deyang, Ya'an, Leshan and Yibing. Dazhu. New South Wales - Northern Rivers region Lismore, Byron Bay, Benora, Yamba. Byron, 0 Tweed, Ballina, Richmond Valley and KyogleQueensland - Gold Coast area Orissa - Bhadrak and Jajpur districts. Anandpur, 0 Dhamnagar, Bhandaripokhari and Chandbali

28-Jun-05

19-Jul-05

22

65

428000

30-Jun-05

3-Jul-05

3000

29-Jun-05

3-Jul-05

140000

Veracruz - Naranjos, Chinampa

29-Jun-05

30-Jun-05

Gujarat - cities: Vadodara, Surat, Anand. Districts: Vadodara, Anand, and Kheda, Navsari, 0 Valsad, Surat, Bharuch, Surendranagar, Dangs, Ahmedabad, Anand, Kheda, Amreli, Bhavnagar, Southern Chile - Concepcion area. Bio Bio region 0 Himachal Pradesh - Rampur. Kinnaur region: Sangla, Kalpa and Yangthang districts, Sumdo. Khaab, Khab, Karcham, Leo, Akpa and Kharo. Shimla, Kullu, Bilaspur and Mandi districts. El Salvador - San Pedro Puxtla, San Salvador area. Apaneca, Comasagua. CusinahuatHonduras - Tegucigalpa area. Rangpur area. districts: Nilphamari, Rangpur, and Lalmonirhat.

28-Jun-05

15-Jul-05

18

202

500000

26-Jun-05

28-Jun-05

800

26-Jun-05

29-Jun-05

5000

24-Jun-05

27-Jun-05

41

1500

23-Jun-05

30-Jun-05

70000

Pakistan - North West Frontier Province districts of Charsadda, Nowshera, Peshawar, 0 Swat, Chitral, Karak and Shangla. Tapu Koroona, Sheikhabad and Jala Bela. Dera Ismail Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region - central and northern areas: Wuzhou, Zhaoping (Beituo, 0 Jiulong, and Fuluo), Yongfu, Yangshuo, Pingle, Changzhou, Wanxiu, Xincheng, Liuzhou, Hechi,

21-Jun-05

5-Aug-05

46

50000

19-Jun-05

30-Jun-05

12

200

1500000

North Yorkshire - Helmsley, Hawnby, Carlton, Sutton-under-Whitestonecliffe, Walkergate, Thirsk Western Kenya - Busia District - Bukhay, Walwasi

19-Jun-05

20-Jun-05

17-Jun-05

20-Jun-05

20

1200

Fujian Province - Nanping City, Dongfeng Town of Jian'ou City. Shunchang county. Sanming, 0 Ningde, Fuzhou and Longyan Tajikistan - Khamadoni. Khatlon Region: Hamadoni and Farkhor districts: Turdiyev, Kalinin and Dasht-i Gulo. Soghd region: Districts: Shahriston, Ghonchi. Pendzhikent Southern Taiwan: Pingtung county - Shinyuan, Niaosung, Machia. Tainan county - Tsochen, Peimen. Kaohsiung county. Chiayi county. Yunlin county. Heilongjiang province - Shalan Township. Ningan city

17-Jun-05

25-Jun-05

19

210000

15-Jun-05

21-Jul-05

37

39

11000

11-Jun-05

17-Jun-05

16

2700

10-Jun-05

12-Jun-05

117

400

Soghd Region - Pendzhekent district, Shing. Konibodom district Central and southern Alberta - Calgary area. High River, West Bragg Creek, Pincher Creek, Okotoks, Lethbridge, Turner Valley, Bragg Creek, Black Diamond, Riverdale and Mission. Georgia - Mtsketa-Tianetsk region. Districts: Kazbeg, Tianeti, Dusheti, Telavi, Akhmeti. Pankisi Gorge area. Pernambuco State - Recife, Vitoria de Santo Antao and Jaboatao dos Guararapes Hunan Province - counties: Xinshao, Anhua, Xinhua. Cities: Shaoyang, Loudi, Lianyuan, Yiyang, Chenzhou. Xiangxi Tu and Miao Autonomous Prefecture. Sichuan Province Southern Ukraine - Melitopol region in Zaporozhye

8-Jun-05

10-Jun-05

2000

7-Jun-05

1-Jul-05

25

5000

5-Jun-05

17-Jun-05

13

50

1-Jun-05

4-Jun-05

28

31000

30-May-05

10-Jun-05

12

160

300000

28-May-05

30-May-05

50

Gansu Province - Minxian County Counties: Ruse, Silistra, Lovech, Veliko Tarnovo, Gabrovo, Pernik and Kyustendil, Sofia and Pleven. towns: Ruse, Lovech, Pleven, Silistra, Osem, Vit, Smolian, Plovdiv, Vratsa, Maritime region: Primorye Territory - districts: Krasnoarmeisky, Chuguevo (Koksharovka, Antonovka and Novo-Mikhailovka), Dalnerechensk and Kirov, Roshchino. Finnish Lapland - Ivalo and Kittil

28-May-05

29-May-05

26-May-05

13-Jun-05

19

11-May-05

7-Jun-05

28

50

25-May-05

31-May-05

400

Northeastern Bangladesh - Maulvibazar and Haviganj districts.

25-May-05

28-May-05

13

50000

Sao Paulo city

24-May-05

27-May-05

North Island - Bay of Plenty province Tauranga, Otumoetai. Whakatane District Matata Kuktosh in Rudaki district, southern Khatlon province, Murgab district, Rasht Valley. Gairat. Surkhaki in Tojikobod District.

18-May-05

21-May-05

290

7-May-05

18-May-05

12

Farah province - Purchaman district Ghor province - Barakhana, Karistan and Jarmatu in 0 Chaghcharan district. Taiwara, Tulak, and Shahrak districts. Kenya - Nyanza, Western, Rift Valley, Coast and parts of North Eastern provinces - districts: 0 Nyando (Kabonyo, Kakola, Kochogo, Ongeche) , Rachuonyo (Kayitir, Kawadhgone, Koyugi), Sumatra - Aceh Tenggara District, Badar SubDistrict. Villages: Jongar, Lawe Mengkudu, Lawe 0 Penanggalan and Jambur Lak Lak. Georgia - Svaneti, Tsageri, Tbilisi, Shida Kartli, Lentekhi, Mestia, Oni, Ambrolauri, Kutaisi, Khoni, Tskaltubo, Racha-Lechkhumi, Imereti, Kvemo Svaneti, Samegrelo-Upper (Zemo) Ethiopia - Somali state - Ogaden region, Gode. West Emi district. Godie, Deghabur, Mustahil. Gode, Jijiga, Kebridehar, Afder, Degehabur zones. Wolayta zone - Humbo woreda. Dire Romania - counties: Timis, Caras-Severin, Hunedoara, Arad, Dambovita, Buzau. Towns: Arad, Timisoara, Turnu-Severin. Buzau. Covasna. Targoviste city area.Northeastern Zanzibar - Mtoni, Kariakoo, Jangombe, Magomeni, Darajabovu, and in the Zanzibar town centre Northern Colombia - Boyaca - Maripi district.Antioquia New Jersey - counties: Mercer, Hunterdon, Passaic, Warren, Morris. Wayne. Trenton. Pennsylvania - counties: Monroe, Bradford, Pike, Sullivan, Bucks, Columbia. Easton New Southeast - Ghazni province - Khwaja Omari district. Ghazni.

4-May-05

8-May-05

14

3-May-05

3-Jun-05

32

40000

26-Apr-05

27-Apr-05

20

750

25-Apr-05

30-May-05

36

6000

23-Apr-05

14-Jun-05

53

177

260000

18-Apr-05

4-Jun-05

48

7000

16-Apr-05

18-Apr-05

300

11-Apr-05

14-Apr-05

11

1-Apr-05

6-Apr-05

11000

29-Mar-05

30-Mar-05

South Island - Nelson and Tasman - Kohatu, Tapawera, Kerr Bay area.

25-Mar-05

26-Mar-05

Southern Madagascar - Taolagnaro area

24-Mar-05

26-Mar-05

900

Baluchistan - districts: Kohlu, Sibbi. Naseerabad 0 Poland - southwestern city of Wroclaw. Lower Silesia, northern Mazurian lake region. 0 Podkarpacie. Central regions of Sandomierz and Kielce. City Tomaszow Mazowiecki. Souteastern Northern Afghanistan - Provinces: Sar-e Pol (Sozma Qala, Sangcharak, Gosfandi and Sar-e 0 Pol), Balkh (Marmol District), Jowzjan (Khoja Dokoh District), Baghlan (Dahan-e Ghowri Northeast Zambia - Northern Province 0

20-Mar-05

24-Mar-05

20

3500

17-Mar-05

8-Apr-05

23

1000

15-Mar-05

18-Mar-05

1-Mar-05

1-Apr-05

32

300

Southeastern Iraq - along Tigris river

13-Mar-05

25-Mar-05

13

Northwestern China - Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Ili Kazak Prefectureeastern Kazakhstan Western Iran - Lorestan province - 100 villages flooded

11-Mar-05

22-Mar-05

12

3000

11-Mar-05

12-Mar-05

3000

Southern Algeria - regions of Alisi, Adrar and Tamenrast

6-Mar-05

9-Mar-05

East Central Madagascar - Lake Alaotra area eastern Toamasina province - Alaotra, Mangoro, 0 Amparafaravola and Ambatondrazaka regions. western Mahajanga province - Boeny and Sofia Western, central and southeast Afghanistan:Nimroz province - Zaranj. 0 Districts: Chakhansur, Chahar BurjakUrozgan (Uruzgan) province - Dehrawut District, Deh Sw Pakistan - Balochistan - Qila Abdullah, Chaman, Gwadar, Turbat 0

2-Mar-05

15-Mar-05

14

25

8300

5-Mar-05

5-Apr-05

32

26

5000

2-Mar-05

8-Mar-05

15

5000

Saudi Arabia - Riyadh area, Dawadimi and Mujamaa. al-Qasim.Oman - Muscat, Dhofar, 0 Sharbasath, Batinah, Nizwa, Musandam.United Arab Emirates - Fujairah, South Kazakhstan - Kyzylorda Region - Districts: Shiyeli, Syrdariya, Zhalagash, Zhanakorgan, 0 Karmakshy, Otyrar, Tomenaryk. Uzbekistan Boymurod in Konimex District, Qoshquduq in Santa Cruz Province 0

1-Mar-05

23-Mar-05

23

700

24-Feb-05

23-Mar-05

28

30000

19-Feb-05

22-Feb-05

Java - West Java - Bandung - districts: Baleendah and Dayeuhkolot Northeastern Greece - Thrace region - Evros Prefecture, Pytheio area, Sofiko district near Didymotichos. Lavra, Pitia and PorosBulgaria Maritsa riverNorthwestern Turkey - Odrin

19-Feb-05

25-Feb-05

50000

17-Feb-05

24-Mar-05

36

300

Colombia - Northeastern departments: Santander, Norte de Santander. Cities: Bucaramanga, Puerto Santander, Giron, Ccuta.Venezuela - Southwestern departments: Balochistan province - Pasni, Shadi Khore, Chaman, Pishin, Awaran, Turbat, Baila, Jaffarabad, Naseerabad, Gwadar, Mand, Aushab, Ormara, Sibbi, Bela, Kaetch, Khuzdar, Northern coastal states: Vargas, Falcon, Yaracuy, Miranda, Aragua, Carabobo, Metropolitan District of Caracas. Towns: Higuerote, El Piache, Naiguata, Guarenas. Southern Victoria - Melbourne, Geelong/Bellarine Peninsula - Flemington, Werribee, Dandenong, Coburg .

11-Feb-05

26-Feb-05

16

95

70000

9-Feb-05

16-Feb-05

300

40000

7-Feb-05

14-Feb-05

19

26000

3-Feb-05

7-Feb-05

Minas Gerais State - Unai Northern Angola - provinces: North Cuanza (Kwanza-Norte), Uije, Zaire, Malanje, Bengo Dondo area. Massangano.Central Angola provinces: Huambo, Benguela, and Southwestern Madagascar -

1-Feb-05

11-Feb-05

11

9000

27-Jan-05

28-Mar-05

61

10000

23-Jan-05

2-Feb-05

11

17

8000

Sao Paulo state - Aracatuba, Jales. Glicerio, Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Rio Claro Sofala province - Caia, Marromeu. Dondo and Nhamatanda.Tete province MutararaZambezia province - Mopeia and Chinde. Southwestern Victoria - Geelong region Belmont, Grovedale and Corio

29-Jan-05

31-Jan-05

10

25-Jan-05

9-Feb-05

16

26-Jan-05

28-Jan-05

Northern Queensland - Townsville, Mackay, Ayr, Bowen, Hughenden, Proserpine, Yalarbo, 0 Charters Towers. Medina area. Villages: al-Areesh, al-Yatama, alFegra, al- Musaijeed, Al-Hunakeya. Mina Georgetown and coastal towns. West Demerara/Essequibo Islands, Demerara/Mahaica, Mahaica/West Berbice.

23-Jan-05

28-Jan-05

22-Jan-05

27-Jan-05

29

50

15-Jan-05

25-Feb-05

42

31

375000

South Sumatra Province - regencies: Ogan Komering Ilir, Ogan Ilir, Musi Banyuasin, 0 Palembang Lampung Province - regencies: Tulangbawang, North Lampung, East Lampung, Costa Rica - Limon Province: Talamanca, Guacimo, Limon, Matina, Pococi, Siquierres. 0 Heredia Province: Sarapiqui. Cartago Province: Paraiso, Alvarado, Turrialba. Alajuela Province: Southwestern Utah - counties: Iron, Washington. - St. George, Santa Clara, Bloomington, 0 Washington City and Toquerville. Gunlock and Motoqua areas. CalienteSouthern Nevada -

11-Jan-05

10-Feb-05

31

11-Jan-05

18-Jan-05

15000

10-Jan-05

13-Jan-05

850

Cumbria, Carlisle (Appleby, Longtown, Shap). Scotland (Morayshire, Peebles, Jedburgh) . West Yorkshire.

8-Jan-05

10-Jan-05

3000

Southern California - Los Angeles area: Cerritos, Elysian Park, Santa Clarita to San Dimas, Laurel 0 Canyon, Silver Lake, Tujunga. Ventura County:Ojai. San Bernardino County: Forest Southern North Island - Wellington region. Lower Hutt, Alexandra, Paekakariki, Otago. Ohio - counties: Hocking, Franklin, Licking, Fairfield, Madison, Pickaway, Marion, Marietta, Washington, Hamilton, Tuscarawas. towns: Dayton, Prospect, Bolivar. Indiana - counties: Salerno Province - Angri Indonesia - Sumatra - Aceh, North Sumatra. Banda Aceh, Meulaboh.Sri Lanka - Coastal districts from Jaffna on east to Gampaha on westIndia - Tamil Nadu, Andra Pradesh, Eastern Western Cape Province - Little Karoo and Southern Cape areas - towns: Knysna, Swellendam, Suurbraak, Heidelberg, Buffeljags River, Laingsburg, George, Robertson, Kwanza-Norte province - Dondo district North central - Polonnaruwa, AnuradhapuraEastern - Batticaloa, Amparai, Trincomalee Northern - Kilinochchi, Jaffna, Vavuniya and Mullaitivu. South - Matara Eastern Malaysia - Kelantan: (Kota Baru, Gua Musang, Kuala Krai, Tanah Merah, Pasir Mas, Machang, Tumpat, Kota Baharu ). Terengganu: (Dungun, Kemaman, Hulu Terengganu, Besut, Bushehr Province - Kalameh in the south of Dashtestan, Tangestan, Kangan, AssalouyehSistan-Balouchistan Province Iranshahr, SarbazHormozgan Province Northern New South Wales - Narrabri, Orange, Moree, Wee Waa, Mullumbimby, Billinudgel, Weemelah, Mungindi. Southern Queensland Eidsvold Mississippi Valley - Tennesse, Alabama, Mississippi. 0

8-Jan-05

11-Jan-05

500

7-Jan-05

10-Jan-05

5-Jan-05

1-Feb-05

28

4000

25-Dec-04

28-Dec-04

26-Dec-04

29-Dec-04

160000

5000000

22-Dec-04

24-Dec-04

18-Dec-04

19-Dec-04

2000

11-Dec-04

23-Dec-04

13

200000

10-Dec-04

18-Dec-04

15

20000

9-Dec-04

1-Jan-05

24

54

4000

8-Dec-04

22-Dec-04

15

150

7-Dec-04

20-Dec-04

14

Northeastern Argentina, Chaco state - La Clotilde 0 Republic of Adygeya - Koshekhablskiy, Krasnogvardeyskiy and Shovgenovskiy. Chekhrak.Krasnodar Territory - Labinsk district, Labinsk city Shkodra district - Obot

6-Dec-04

10-Dec-04

5000

3-Dec-04

7-Dec-04

150

4-Dec-04

8-Dec-04

East Java - districts: Blitar, Kediri, Pacitan, Kademangan Eastern Luzon - Quezon Province - Towns: Real, Infanta and General Nakar. Other provinces: Aurora (Dingalan, Baler), Rizal, Nueva Ecija (Gabaldon), Camarines Norte, Central Provinces -Quang Nam: Hoi An, Nam Tra My, Tay Giang.Thua Thien Hu: Huong Tra, Phong Dien, Phu Vang, Phu Loc, Hue city, Phu Van, Huong Tra.Quang Tri: Hai Lang.Quang Eastern Panama - Darien region. Meteti area. Luzon - Aurora province: Dingalan, San Luis, Ma. Aurora.Cagayan province: Tuguegarao, Enrile, Solana, Iguig and Sanchez MiraNueva Ecija province: Gapan City and San Leonardo Zulia province -

2-Dec-04

6-Dec-04

15

20000

29-Nov-04

22-Dec-04

24

939

432000

26-Nov-04

30-Nov-04

56

500000

23-Nov-04

26-Nov-04

6500

23-Nov-04

28-Nov-04

26

8000

20-Nov-04

27-Nov-04

Southern Tagalog and Bicol regions. Provinces: Albay, Catanduanes, Camarines Sur, Sorsogon, 0 Masbate, Oriental Mindoro, Bicol. Southern Paraguay - Tebicuary valleyNorthern Argentina - northern Corrientes

19-Nov-04

29-Nov-04

11

61

35000

7-Nov-04

15-Dec-04

39

States; Carabobo, Miranda, Falcon. Caracas area. Central and southeast Texas - San Antonio, Austin, Pasadena, Wharton, New Braunfels, El Campo, Ganado. Counties: Goliad, Wharton, Jackson, Victoria, Hays. Northwestern Uganda - Pakwach area in Nebbi district. Apac town

17-Nov-04

25-Nov-04

11

15-Nov-04

29-Nov-04

15

600

8-Nov-04

10-Nov-04

10000

Southeastern Queensland - Gold Coast area Biggenden, Runcorn, Rocklea, Greenslopes and 0 Coorparoo Northern Guatemala departments: Izabal, Alta Verapaz

6-Nov-04

10-Nov-04

6-Nov-04

11-Nov-04

650

Sumatra - Jambi Province - Kerinci district Talang Lindung village Southwestern Ireland - Cork, Waterford, Dungarvan, Clonmel. Co Wexford, Enniscorthy, Co Kilkenny

3-Nov-04

4-Nov-04

150

27-Oct-04

31-Oct-04

200

Lower Shabeelle Region. Malable

26-Oct-04

27-Nov-04

33

1000

Bangui area

24-Oct-04

2-Nov-04

10

1410

Lome area

7-Oct-04

4-Nov-04

29

300

Northern Taiwan Counties: Taipei (Keelung, Juifang, Shuanghsi, Wanli, Kungliao), Hsinchu Northern Colombia - Departments: Bolivar (Cartagena, Achi, San Jacinto del Cauca, la Mojana), Atlantico, Guajira, Cesar, Cordoba, Magdalena, Sucre (La Mojana), Santander,

25-Oct-04

27-Oct-04

11-Oct-04

30-Nov-04

51

30

300000

Kasese District - Karusandara sub-county Kanamba parish: (Mubuku II, Ngando and 0 Kanyatete). Ibuga parish: Kikoga and Nyabubale Western and southern Japan - Shikoku - Kochi prefecture (Muroto), Kagawa. Other prefectures: Kyoto (Maizuru). Okayama (Tamano). Hyogo (Toyooka, Nishiwaki). Osaka. New South Wales - Mid-North Coast Bellingen, Coffs Harbour, Repton, Urunga. Northeastern India Assam state - Goalpara district, Bolbola. Udalbakra. Guhwati. Krishnai, Dudhnoi and Agia. districts: Kamrup (Metro), Goalpara, Nagaon, Karbi, Anglong, Dhubri, Ehime Prefecture - Niihama, Saijo.Mie prefecture - Miyagawa. Sumatra - Aceh - Aceh Jaya regency - Teunom, Sampoinit and Krueng Sabe districts.West Aceh regency - Meulaboh, Kuala Bhee, Tutut.Nagan Raya Panama City area, San Miguelito, Tocumen. Puerto Rico - Municipality of NagauboDominican Republic - provinces: Samana, El Seibo, San Pedro de Macoris, La Romana, Duarte, Sanchez Ramirez Haiti Minnesota - Austin, Lansing, Hollandale, Blooming Prairie. Cedar Falls.Iowa - Charles City, Armstrong. North Korea Provinces: South Hwanghae, North Hwanghae, South Pyongan. Sariwon.South Korea - Cheju island - Tosan, Songdang Northern Taiwan Counties: Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taipei, Tainan. Towns: Shichih, Wufeng, Nankang district in Taipei city, Keelung, Taoyuan, Ruifang, Sanchung and Hsinchuang. Pennsylvania - counties: Allegheny, Butler, Bucks, Lycoming, Clearfield, Huntingdon, Luzerne, Mifflin, Westmoreland, Dauphin. Pittsburgh area. Etna, Millvale.Maryland - Port

18-Oct-04

20-Oct-04

1500

20-Oct-04

24-Oct-04

83

42000

19-Oct-04

22-Oct-04

100

7-Oct-04

18-Oct-04

12

210

100000

26-Sep-04

30-Sep-04

19

10000

26-Sep-04

3-Oct-04

3000

17-Sep-04

19-Sep-04

13

11700

15-Sep-04

1-Oct-04

17

3006

280000

15-Sep-04

19-Sep-04

11-Sep-04

13-Sep-04

11-Sep-04

14-Sep-04

8-Sep-04

21-Sep-04

14

100

20000

Northeastern Spain - Cambrils, near Tarragona. Cortes in Navarre region. Zaragoza. Florida - Tampa Bay area, Elfers. Bartow. Counties: Palm Beach, Hernando, Pasco, Arcadia.North Carolina - Foscoe, Watauga County. Black Mountain area in Avery and Sichuan Province - Dazhou, Yunyang county. cities: Nanchong, Bazhong, Mianyang, Guangan, Guangyuan, Yaan and LiangshanChongqing Municipality - Kaixian Krasnodar Territory - district center of Labinsk.

7-Sep-04

8-Sep-04

5-Sep-04

14-Sep-04

10

16

300

3-Sep-04

9-Sep-04

196

500000

31-Aug-04

1-Sep-04

500

Virginia - Richmond, Lynchburg. Counties: Chesterfield, Dinwiddie South Carolina Quinby. Florence. Western Japan - prefectures: Osaka, Hyogo, Okayama, Ehime, Kagawa, Miyazaki and Kagoshima. Chugoku and Shikoku regions. Mekong Delta regionVietnam provinces: An Giang, Cuu Long, Dong Thap, Long An, Can Tho, Kien Giang Philippines - Luzon - Provinces: Pampanga, Tarlac, Bataan, Bulacan, Pangasinan, Benguet, Rizal, La Union, Nueva Vizcaya, Nueva Ecija, Ifugao. Cities: Metro Manila area. San Mateo. Gombe State - Yarwa-Gana, Burundi, Jekadafari, Yalenguruza, Bega, Bolari, Chencheniya and Tudun Wada wards. Tula Chiefdom in Kaltungo Local Government Area Northwestern Turkey - Istnabul area - districts of Alibeykoy and Esenler. communities along the Bosporus, Marmara and Black Sea. Zonguldak Province. Western Japan - Shikoku island - prefectures: Kagawa, Ehime, Hyogo, Kochi. Towns: Yamamoto, Toyohama, Shikokuchuo, Okawa.Southern South Korea - Provinces: California - Mojave Desert - Death Valley National Park - Furnace Creek area, Zabriskie Point. Southwest England - Cornwall Coast. Boscastle area, Camelford

30-Aug-04

1-Sep-04

30-Aug-04

31-Aug-04

13

5900

24-Aug-04

21-Oct-04

59

34

30000

24-Aug-04

12-Sep-04

20

67

1058849

21-Aug-04

23-Aug-04

25

3000

16-Aug-04

17-Aug-04

100

16-Aug-04

19-Aug-04

15

2400

15-Aug-04

16-Aug-04

16-Aug-04

17-Aug-04

150

Northwestern New Brunswick - Madawaska County. Clair, Baker Brook and Edmundston.

13-Aug-04

15-Aug-04

Zhejiang - Taizhou City. Yueqing area. Leqing

12-Aug-04

15-Aug-04

164

30000

Northeastern Nigeria Adamawa state - Song area: Loko, Dumne and Dikwa

8-Aug-04

12-Aug-04

65

2500

Southern Nigeria town of Ughelli in Delta State.

8-Aug-04

10-Aug-04

15000

Cape Town area - Cape Peninsula, Cape Flats. Central and northeastern provinces: Chiang Mai (San Kamphaeng, Muang, San Sai, Phrao, Chiang Dao, Fang, Mae Taeng, Wiang Haeng, Doi Saket and Saraphi), Chiang Rai (Mae Suay, Southern Jizan region - Sabya, Abu Al-Silae, Um Al-Qadab, Al-Melhaa, Wadi Wasae, Shahdan and Beesh. Hajrouf, Fawarisa and Ayash Northwest India - Uttaranchal state - Udham Singh Nagar districtGujarat State - Surat, districts: Bharuch, Vadodara, Dahod and PanchamahalsMaharashtra State - Mumbai, Inner Mongolia region - Bayan Nur city, Delingshan area. Districts: Urad Middle Banner and Urad Front Banner Mindanao - Maguindanao, North Cotabato. Towns: Saudi Ampatuan, Pagalungan, Datu Montawal, Datu Piang, Datu Abdullah Sangki, Mamasapano, Shariff Aguak, Datu Unsay, Southwestern JapanShikoku island Matsuyama city, Ehime Prefecture. Tokushima prefecture, KamiyamaNara Prefecture.

7-Aug-04

9-Aug-04

15000

6-Aug-04

3-Oct-04

59

11

60000

3-Aug-04

4-Aug-04

1-Aug-04

8-Sep-04

39

210

100000

2-Aug-04

3-Aug-04

31-Jul-04

13-Aug-04

14

80000

1-Aug-04

2-Aug-04

South Carolina - Greenville

29-Jul-04

30-Jul-04

60

Northeastern Thailand -Roi Et Province Tambon Phrathat, Chiang Kwan.Yasothon Province Northern Texas - Dallas-Fort Worth area. counties: Dallas, Ellis. Towns: Lancaster, Ovilla

27-Jul-04

2-Aug-04

28-Jul-04

31-Jul-04

Eastern Slovakia - Spis region. Districts: Spisska Nova Ves, Gelnica, Preov, Trebiov, 0 Koice . Markovce, Haniska, Kapusany. Svinica. Kapusany.Southern Poland - Podkarpackie Northeastern China - Liaoning Province Jianping, Chaoyang, JianchangJilin Provinces 0 and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Province Bacau Region - villages of Asau and Agas, Comanesti other counties: Buzau, Suceava, Arges . Daskasan District - Kobalt and Boyat villagesSaki District - Kondalan, Asagi Goynuk, Goynuklar villages Ha Giang province - Yen Minh district, Du Tien and Du Gia.Cao Bang province - Bao Lam districtThai Binh 0

27-Jul-04

10-Aug-04

15

1175

12-Jul-04

30-Jul-04

19

11

28-Jul-04

2-Aug-04

2000

22-Jul-04

30-Jul-04

18-Jul-04

28-Jul-04

11

36

Mestia region in western Georgia. Svaneti North Island - Eastern Bay of Plenty -Waimana farm district, Rangitaiki plains. Towns: Opotiki, Whakatane, Edgecumbe, Te Teko, Thornton, Awakeri, Ohope, Waimana. Hunan Province - Chenxi County. prefectures: Huaihua, Xiangxi, Changde, Yiyang, Zhangjiajie and Yueyang. Huaihua city.

15-Jul-04

20-Jul-04

18-Jul-04

29-Jul-04

12

2850

17-Jul-04

30-Jul-04

14

135000

Badakhshan province - Roy Doab; Shohada and Jurm districts.Bamian province - Deqala, Bajga 0 and Ruy Sang in the Kahmard districtBaghlan.Samangan province. Henan Province - counties: Wuyang. Luohe, Nanyang and PingdingshanAnhui Province Dangshan county. South Korea - Provinces: North and South Chungcheong, Seoul, Kyonggi, South Cholla.North Korea - Provinces: North Pyongan, South Pyongan, Jagang, North Eastern Ontario - Peterborough Southern ChinaGuangxi Province - Binyang County. Wuzhou, Nanning area.Guangdong Province - Shantou , Puning , Leizhou and Shunde. Maoming Niigata prefecture - Sanjo, Muramatsu, Mitsuke. Tsugawa, Nakanoshima, Tochio.Fukushima prefecture - ShowaFukui (Kida and Minori areas). South Central New Jersey - Burlington country Medford Lakes, Mount Laurel , Camden, Lumberton, Vincentown, Southampton, Pemberton Southern and eastern Nepal - eastern and central Terai Belt. districts: Rautahat (Gaur), Udaypur, Dang, Janakpur, Mahottari, Jhapa, Saptari, Siraha, Dhanusha, Mahottari, Sarlahi, Southwestern China - Yunnan ProvinceCounties: Yingjiang, Longchuan, Lushui, Huize, Zhina. Dehong Prefecture. Tenchong.Lisu Autonomous Prefecture of Southern Chile - Valdivia province Philippines: Luzon - northern areas - Cagayan, Laoag, La Union, Ilocos, Cordillera.Central Mindanao.Taiwan: counties: Nantou, Taichung, Chiayi. Taichung City, Pingtung Sichuan Province - Xingwen County, Yibin city 0

16-Jul-04

19-Jul-04

16

300

16-Jul-04

30-Jul-04

15

150000

15-Jul-04

25-Jul-04

11

34

160000

15-Jul-04

17-Jul-04

250

14-Jul-04

27-Jul-04

14

24

82000

13-Jul-04

18-Jul-04

18

5800

12-Jul-04

15-Jul-04

500

5-Jul-04

11-Aug-04

38

185

100000

4-Jul-04

23-Jul-04

20

35

26000

30-Jun-04

1-Jul-04

9000

29-Jun-04

13-Jul-04

15

54

385000

28-Jun-04

30-Jun-04

15

Mindanao - North Cotabato province - several villages in Alamada town. Libungan and Pigcawayan.

28-Jun-04

30-Jun-04

1200

Guam - Agat, Merizo, Barrigada and MangilaoNorthern Marianas - Saipan.

27-Jun-04

28-Jun-04

500

Krasnodar Territory - Labinsk area. Upornaya, Sladky

26-Jun-04

1-Jul-04

500

Yakutia - Boronukh, Suordakh, Barylakh, Dulgalakh, Verkhoyansk

23-Jun-04

21-Jul-04

29

700

Puerto Cabezas and Matagalpa provinces. North and South Atlantic Autonomous regions. Cerro 0 Musun, Rio Blanco, Cruz de Rio Grande, Alamikamba, Prinzapolka, Rio Grande de Jigawa State - Kaugama and Birniwa Local Government Areas. Villages: Tashena, Dankida, Arki, Damatsa, Almu and Sau-rakin. Hunan Province - Huaihua, Yiyang, Xiangxi, Changsha , Loudi, Hengyang , Yueyang areas. India - Bihar State - 18 out of 38 districts including: Darbhanga, Sheohar, Madhubani, Sitamarhi, East Champaran, Samastipur, Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, Banka, West Trencin area 0

24-Jun-04

20-Jul-04

27

25

18000

22-Jun-04

25-Jun-04

300

20-Jun-04

25-Jun-04

27

168000

20-Jun-04

7-Oct-04

110

3000

40000000

19-Jun-04

20-Jun-04

Provinces: Prae, Nakhon Sawan, Sukhothai, Pichit, Mae Hong Son, Tak, Nan, Payao, Phitsanuok and Loei. Phetchabun.

4-Jun-04

21-Jun-04

18

4000

Paraiba State - Alagoa Grande city

17-Jun-04

18-Jun-04

3000

Lagos city

17-Jun-04

18-Jun-04

Guizhou Province - counties: Shuicheng, Fenggang. Liupanshui City

14-Jun-04

16-Jun-04

Northeastern area - Moldavia. Doljesti

13-Jun-04

15-Jun-04

Yakutia - Vitim, Vilyui, Peledyua, Olekminsk.

12-Jun-04

23-Jun-04

12

500

Cozumel Island Southern Wisconsin - counties: Dodge, Clark, Columbia, Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Winnebago, Ozaukee, Marquette, Outagamie. towns: Berlin, Fond du Lac, Randolph, Sparta,

12-Jun-04

15-Jun-04

350

10-Jun-04

21-Jun-04

12

500

Gurdzhaani, Telavi and Kvareli regions. Kanagi in Lentekhi region.

9-Jun-04

12-Jun-04

Kerala State - northern districts of Calicut, Kannur and Kasargode

9-Jun-04

11-Jun-04

45

1000

Apure State -

8-Jun-04

1-Oct-04

116

2500

North and Central Texas - San Antonio, Austin and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Towns: White Settlement, Aledo, Springtown, Reno. Guizhou Province - Miao-Dong Autonomous Prefecture of Qiandongnan, Luodian and Guiding counties Bogovinje, Jegunovce, Dzepciste, Strumica, Gevgelija, Kocani, and Bogdanci, Tetovo, Povardarije, Pollog.

5-Jun-04

10-Jun-04

200

5-Jun-04

6-Jun-04

4-Jun-04

7-Jun-04

2400

California - San Joaquin County, Stockton area

3-Jun-04

11-Oct-04

131

300

Alagoas State - Maceio area

1-Jun-04

2-Jun-04

22

2250

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Habahe County Eastern Kentucky - Lewis County: Crooked Creek area. Other counties: Magoffin, Fayette, Floyd, Henry, Oldham, Martin, Powell.

31-May-04

1-Jun-04

27-May-04

1-Jun-04

Hubei Province - Enshi City area Dominican Republic - Jimani, Malpaso. Duarte and Cotui provinces, Arenoso.Hati - Jacmel, Fond Verrette, Mopou, Grand Gosier, Bodarie.Northern Puerto Rico - San Juan area. Michigan - counties: Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair. towns: Hastings, Hamburg, Comstock Park.Iowa - counties: Chickasaw, Floyd, Butler, Linn, Buchanan, Delaware. Towns: Northwest Thailand - Tat province, Mae Ramt town.

27-May-04

28-May-04

18

23-May-04

1-Jun-04

10

3300

13000

22-May-04

26-May-04

150

20-May-04

23-May-04

Jiangxi Province - 51 counties in the north of the 0 province. Le'an River Valley.

13-May-04

17-May-04

Central Texas - Roberston County. Hearne area, 0 Bryan.

13-May-04

15-May-04

250

Northern Costa Rica - Limn province - three cantons. Golfito Sulawesi - North Sulawesi: Minhasa regency, Tondano Lake area, Remboken. Central Sulawesi: Donggala regency, Sigi Biromaru.Borneo - East and Central Western Iranian province of Kermanshah Sarpol-e Zahab region (villages Bani Havan Eliasi, Dash Zahab and Posht Tang). Ilam province Texas - counties: Polk, San Jacinto, Harris. Fort Worth area. Livingston. Corsicana

10-May-04

11-May-04

1800

7-May-04

11-May-04

10000

1-May-04

1-May-04

30-Apr-04

1-May-04

Afar State - Mille District, Semera town Arkansas - counties: Madison, Washington, Franklin, Jackson, Independence, Sequoyah, Izard, Baxter, Benton. Huntsville area, Goshen, Elkins and Greenland.Oklahoma - Watts Morogoro Region - Magombera in Kilombero District.

25-Apr-04

25-Apr-04

24-Apr-04

2-May-04

18-Apr-04

19-Apr-04

2600

Northern Vietnam - Son La Province - districts of 0 Mai Son, Bac Yen and Song Na Northeastern Bangladesh - districts: Sylhet, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Netrokona, Kishoreganj, Moulvibazar. Zakiganj, Mymensing.Northeastern India: Manipur state Jizan province - Jizan city, Tihama area, AlSabkha village. Jafera, Futaiha, Sabya Southern SiberiaKhakassia - Abaz. Kemerovo - Kuznetsk, Tashtagol, Kaltan, Ossiniki and Novokuznetsk. Kuzbass.Altai Republic - districts: Choy, Turachak. GornoDjibouti city

16-Apr-04

17-Apr-04

14-Apr-04

3-May-04

20

12

50000

14-Apr-04

16-Apr-04

400

14-Apr-04

16-May-04

33

18

4800

12-Apr-04

16-Apr-04

53

2000

Northwest and central Bosnia - Travnik (Nova Bila, Turbe). Vitez, Bugojno, Jajce, Gornji Vakuf, 0 and Donji Vakuf. municipalitites: Srbac, Jezero, Sipovo, Sanski Most, Bihac, Kljuc, Travnik. Cuzco region - Aguas Calientes, Machu Picchu area. Kenya:Nyanza Province - districts: Nyando, Rachuonyo, Kisumu, Migori, Homa Bay. South West Kano. Nyakach, Miwani, Ombeyi. Nyatike, Kisii, Muhoroni, Ahero, Rangwe, Aywey.Rift Southern provinces of Kafar and Ebb 0

12-Apr-04

2-May-04

21

1200

10-Apr-04

11-Apr-04

50

9-Apr-04

11-May-04

33

50

15000

8-Apr-04

9-Apr-04

Viti Levu island - Tailevu and Naitasiri provinces. Town of Rakiraki. Nalidi Wainibuka. Navua, 0 SuvaOvalau island - Levuka Northern Mexico - Coahuila state - city of Piedras Negras.

8-Apr-04

18-Apr-04

11

10

2760

4-Apr-04

6-Apr-04

37

3500

Russia - Central and Volga-Ural regions Bryansk, Bezhitsky, Tver, Chelyabinsk, Moscow, 0 Novgorod, MordoviaBelarus - Pripyat valley USA - Northeastern North Dakota - Pembina and Walsh counties. Towns: Crystal, Grafton, Emerado, MintoMinnesota Oslonortheastern Wisconsin - Langlade Western Australia - Pilbara region - Nullagine, Yarrie, Warrawagine

30-Mar-04

5-May-04

37

1220

28-Mar-04

11-Apr-04

15

1000

27-Mar-04

3-Apr-04

250

Central Bosnia - Bugojno, Gonji Vakuf, Jajce. Ravno. Popovo polje

23-Mar-04

3-Apr-04

12

Madang province - Walium district, Ramu valley. Saussi mission. Chuave area. Walium-Saussia 0 region Northern Queensland - Cairns area. Gordonvale. Atherton Tablelands, Port Douglas and 0 Mossman. Cooktown, Port Douglas. Green Island West Java - Bandung city and surrounding villages, Babakan Ciputat, Dayeuhkolot Northeastern Madagascar - Antsiranana province - Antalaha, Maroantsetra, Ambilobe, Andapa, Ambajana, Vatomandry, Sambava, Vohmar, Andava and Bealanana. Mampikoni. Oklahoma - Counties: Tulsa, Ottawa. Kingfisher, Bartlesville, Hinton, Skiatook, Miami.Kansas - counties: Miami, Harvey, Kingman, Marion, Johnson. Coffeyville, greater Malaysia - Johor. Districts: Kluang, Johor Baharu, Kota Tinggi, Segamat, Pontian, Batu PahatSingapore - Rochor area, Katong area, Bukit Timah. Southern Russia - Krasnodar Territory Belorechenskiy District 0

20-Mar-04

31-Mar-04

12

4000

19-Mar-04

27-Mar-04

16-Mar-04

17-Mar-04

8000

7-Mar-04

19-Mar-04

13

198

216000

4-Mar-04

8-Mar-04

30

8-Mar-04

13-Mar-04

12400

6-Mar-04

11-Mar-04

1000

Quebec - Chateauguay city

6-Mar-04

8-Mar-04

38

Northeasten state of Ceara. Fortaleza area Southeast Turkey - Provinces: Agri, Erzurum (Ilica, Cat) Kars, Mus, Ardahan, Konya. Towns: Silifke, Mersin, Bozkir, Batman, Bitlis, Kony, ArdahanArmenia - Shengavit. Regions:

6-Mar-04

8-Mar-04

60000

5-Mar-04

9-Mar-04

3000

Western Highlands - Waghi valley. Anglimp, Aviamp, Kudjip, Kundiawa, Goroka.

5-Mar-04

9-Mar-04

10000

Sofala Province - Dondo and Nhamatanda districts Northern New South Wales - Murwillumbah, Bowraville.Southeastern Queensland - Gold Coast. Currumbin Valley. Gympie, Caboolture areas Central and eastern Kentucky. Counties: Greenup, Carter, Boyd, Washington, Nelson

5-Mar-04

19-Mar-04

15

100

5-Mar-04

6-Mar-04

5-Mar-04

7-Mar-04

Central Russia - Saratov Region - Atkarsk, Nizhnyaya Krasavka

2-Mar-04

5-Mar-04

Western Australia - Pilbara Region Pannawonica, Yarraloola

1-Mar-04

9-Mar-04

Bolivia - BeniBrazil - southern Rondonia

23-Feb-04

1-Apr-04

39

Western Australia - Kimberly region

20-Feb-04

7-Mar-04

17

Northern Territories - Katherine region, Western Gulf of Carpenteria, Barkly Tablelands, Roper area.

18-Feb-04

10-Mar-04

22

Mato Grosso and Goias states.

11-Feb-04

5-May-04

85

North Sumatra - Tebing Tinggi municipality.

22-Feb-04

25-Feb-04

3000

Jakarta city and surrounding area. East, West and South Jakarta.

18-Feb-04

23-Feb-04

13000

West Java - Indramayu and Cirebon Regencies. Kandanghaur, Karanganyar, Sukra and 11 other 0 districts in Indramayu. Pabedilan district in Cirebon. West Australia - Pilbara region - Nullagine North Island - Wellington region, Waitotara Valley in South Taranaki, farm regions of Wairarapa, Manawatu, Hawke's Bay, Tararua. Rangitikei district. Towns: Feilding, Palmerston Mindanao Island - Agusan del Sur, Davao del Norte, Compostela Valley, Davao Oriental, Agusan del Norte. cities: Tagum, Gingoog, Butuan and Bislig and 36 towns. 0

17-Feb-04

25-Feb-04

4000

13-Feb-04

17-Feb-04

13-Feb-04

25-Feb-04

13

2500

11-Feb-04

25-Feb-04

15

20000

Southwestern Turkey - Audin province

24-Jan-04

14-Feb-04

22

Southeastern Iraq marshlands

16-Jan-04

25-Feb-04

41

Northwestern Madagascar - Mahajanga province 0 - Mahajanga town Namibia - Kavango and Caprivi regions. Rundu area. Constituencies: Linyanti, Sangwali, Kabbe, 0 Katima, Linyandi and Kongola. Muzii, Nankuntwe, Nakabolelwa, Ihaha and East Java - Mojokerto, Pasuruan, Probolinggo, Malang, Batu and Jember regencies.Central 0 Java - Kendal and Grobogan regenciesBali Island North Wales - Conwy - Llanrwst, Corwen, Trefriw. RossettSwansea Valley, Pontardawe. 0

8-Jan-04

20-Feb-04

44

18000

1-Feb-04

2-Jun-04

123

10

40000

3-Feb-04

5-Feb-04

2400

3-Feb-04

7-Feb-04

Southern Tanzania - Lindi region - Rwangwa district

2-Feb-04

4-Feb-04

Southern Kazakhstan - Kyzyl-Orda region, Kazalinski district. Aray, Yagodka, Shugla.

30-Jan-04

2-Mar-04

33

2000

Southwestern Angola - Cunene area, Huambo province.Northwestern Nambia Kaokoland Tasmania - Northeast and East coast. Towns cut off: Ansons Bay, Musselroe Bay, Binalong Bay. Devonport.

27-Jan-04

1-Mar-04

35

29-Jan-04

5-Feb-04

Manhica district - Ilha Josina Machel Sarawak - Kuching, Bau, Selangau, Sibu and Samarahan districts. Towns: Sibu, Kanowit, Machan, Durin, Song, Kapit, Stapang, Bintulu.Johor - Johor Baru, Pontian and Kota Windhoek area, Katutura, Acacia

25-Jan-04

6-Feb-04

13

24-Jan-04

3-Feb-04

11

6900

14-Jan-04

17-Jan-04

Central al-Baydah province

12-Jan-04

21-Jan-04

10

Western province of Heart - Guzara district, 0 Herat city. Kul, Becharkhy and Shamaka villages. Northeastern states of Alagoas, Bahia, Pernambuco, Piaui, Ceara and Sergipe. Southeastern states of Espirito Santo, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. Sao

15-Jan-04

17-Jan-04

4000

10-Jan-04

8-Mar-04

59

161

230000

Western and central Queensland - districts: Northwest, Channel Country, Warrego. Towns: Mount Isa, Longreach, Rockhampton, Townsville, Jundah, Birdsville.Northern New Northeast Bolivia - Beni Department - Trinidad city Southern Iran - Fars Province - districts: Farashband, Mohr, Darab, Abadeh, Bavanat, Deyram. Mamasani town.Bushehr Province cracks in Goldanu Dam.Kohkiluyeh-Boyer Northern San Martin province, central Huanuco province and southern Puno province Regions Two (Pomeroon/Supenaam), Four (Demerara/Mahaica), Five (Mahaica/Berbice) and Six (Upper Corentyne/Berbice). US MidwestSouthern Indiana - counties: Jackson, Dearborn.Ohio - counties: Wood, Pleasants, Marion, Franklin, Licking. Chillicothe. West Virginia - Marshall county. Belpre.

14-Jan-04

25-Feb-04

43

3400

10-Jan-04

11-Jan-04

40000

10-Jan-04

19-Jan-04

10

8000

8-Jan-04

10-Jan-04

11000

5-Jan-04

7-Jan-04

4-Jan-04

16-Jan-04

13

60

Southern California - San Bernadino - Waterman 0 Canyon, Devore

25-Dec-03

26-Dec-03

15

Southern Turkey - Antalya region, Antalya city, Doyran, Kumluca

24-Dec-03

26-Dec-03

Central Bolivia - Cochabamba province - Villa Tunari

22-Dec-03

26-Dec-03

35

Northern Tanzania - Same district, Makanya area, Kilimanjaro Region Southern Leyte province - San Francisco, Liloan, Punta, San Ricardo. Panaon and Bohol islandsMindanao Island - Provinces: Agusan Del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigao Del Norte. Borneo Island - Sabah State - Kinabatangan district - Kampung Pengkalan, Buang Sayang, Muhibbah Hujung, Muhibbah Baru, Sinar Baru, Lokan and Sri Tanjung. Beluran District. Kota Limon province - Matina area.

20-Dec-03

21-Dec-03

2000

19-Dec-03

7-Jan-04

20

200

97500

17-Dec-03

10-Jan-04

25

2000

12-Dec-03

14-Dec-03

2500

Jandouba, Benzert Sumatra - Jambi Province - districts of Jambi, Muaro Jambi, Batanghari and Sarolangan. Muara Tembesi.Riau Province - Indragiri HuluSouth Sumatra - Musi BanyuasinSouth Southern Thailand - Nakhon Si Thammarat Lan Saka, Muang Phra, Phrome, Ron Phibun Songkhla - Hat Yai.other areas: Surat Thani, Phatthalung, Yala, Pattani, Krabi. Chumphon.

12-Dec-03

13-Dec-03

10-Dec-03

23-Jan-04

45

148

350000

10-Dec-03

15-Dec-03

Kelantan state - districts: Jeli, Tanah Merah, Pasir Mas, Kota Baharu, Machang, Kuala Krai.Terengganu state - districts: Dungun, Kemaman, Besut, Marang, Hulu Terengganu, Southern Dominican Republic - provinces: Barahona, Pedernales and Baoruco. San Cristobal, Barahona, San Francisco de Macoris, Navarrete and Sosua. Santo Domingo.

30-Nov-03

18-Dec-03

19

3000

6-Dec-03

8-Dec-03

1000

North Sumatra Province - Medan city - districts of Medan Maimoon, Medan Labuhan and Medan 0 Sunggal.

5-Dec-03

10-Dec-03

1000

Northwest Venezuela - Zulia state Riau province - Kampar regency, Siak Hulu subdistrict: Tanjung Balam, Buluh Cina, Kampung Pinang, Lubuk Siam and Teratak Buluh. Tambang subdistrict. Victoria - Melbourne's north and eastern areas. Fairfield, Doncaster.

2-Dec-03

6-Dec-03

6000

30-Nov-03

6-Dec-03

4000

2-Dec-03

3-Dec-03

50

Southern France - Rhone valley - Marseilles and Lyon areas. Bouches-du-Rhone region. Vacluse, 0 Ardeche, Charlieu, Avignon, Orange. Herault, Gard, Arles, Ardeche.Northeastern Spain Northern Caribbean coast - Barranquilla, Cartagena 0

1-Dec-03

10-Dec-03

10

27000

29-Nov-03

1-Dec-03

Rio de Janeiro State - Rio de Janeiro city area. Baixada Fluminense region. Novalguazu, Duque 0 de Caxias and Sao Joao de Meriti. Caribbean Coast of Honduras - La Ceiba city and suburbs. Atlantida and Yoro Provinces.

29-Nov-03

30-Nov-03

2000

28-Nov-03

24-Dec-03

27

3000

Ottawa - Britannia Village, Maniwaki and Gracefield

24-Nov-03

2-Dec-03

15

Central Vietnam - Quang Nam Province. Tay An. 0

24-Nov-03

26-Nov-03

East Java Province - Malang district : Sumbermanjing Wetan, Tirtoyudo and Ndampit Maryland - counties: Baltimore, Montgomery. Baltimore, Germantown, Poolesville and Bethesda.southwest Virginia - counties: Alleghany, Buchanan. Bluefield. West Virginia Northeastern Nador region, Beni Bufrah region, Zaio. Rift valley province of Al Hoceima

22-Nov-03

24-Nov-03

12000

19-Nov-03

22-Nov-03

250

17-Nov-03

21-Nov-03

13

Southern Spain - Las Marismas - southwest of Seville area. Huevla area, Malaga

1-Nov-03

18-Jan-04

79

Soutern Sierra Leone - Semabu and other towns 0

11-Nov-03

13-Nov-03

200

North West province - Taung district. Manthe and Manokwane areas.

13-Nov-03

13-Nov-03

Central Vietnam - Ninh Thuan Province (Hai Ninh and Nhan Son districts). Phu Yen Province 0 (Tuy Hoa, Phu Hoa districts). other provinces: Binh Dinh, Khanh Hoa, Dai Loc, Que Son, Southern California - southern Los Angeles area 0 - Watts, South Gate, Compton

12-Nov-03

17-Nov-03

61

12-Nov-03

13-Nov-03

18

Cordoba province - Santa Fe province Buenos Aires area - low lying areas

11-Nov-03

13-Nov-03

12

900

Puerto Rico - eastern parts of the island. Towns: Guayama, Salinas, Maunabo and Santa Isabel. 0 Ciales.Dominican Republic - provinces: Santiago, Montecristi, Valverde and Duarte. Mecca city and surrounding villages. 0

10-Nov-03

26-Nov-03

17

12

48000

10-Nov-03

11-Nov-03

12

Morobe Province - Labuta LLG: Mundala, Bukawa, Waganlugu and Ulugidu. Salamaua LLG and Burum-Kuat LLG. North Sumatra - Langkat Regency - Gunung Leuser National Park - Bohorok, Bukit Lawang, Timbang Lawan, Sampe Raya Southern Taiwan - Pingtung and Kaohiung counties. Towns: Kenting, Taitung. Hengchun Peninsula and Orchid IslandPhilippines Northern Luzon - Cagayan Province. Northeastern Hungary - Matranovak village.

6-Nov-03

10-Nov-03

5000

2-Nov-03

3-Nov-03

165

1600

2-Nov-03

3-Nov-03

1-Nov-03

2-Nov-03

150

Northern Rwanda: Byumba Province - Bungwe, Kisaro and BwisigeUmutara Province - Rukara Northwest - Antioquia, Caldas and Choco provinces. Medellin area.Southwest - Valle del Cauca province.Central - Cundinamarca province. ManizalesNortheast - Norte de Southeastern Brazil - Rio Grande Do Sul State Southern Russia - Adygei Republic - Maikop district, Krasnogvardeiski. Adamy.Western Georgia - districts: Mesti, Tsageri, Tskhaltubo, Ambrolauri . Kodori gorge area. Southern Thailand - Phetchaburi province Tha Yang, Ban Lat, Muang district, Ban LaemPrachuap Khiri Khan province - districts: Pran Buri, Bang Saphan, Hua Hin, Kui Buri,

30-Oct-03

31-Oct-03

7000

29-Oct-03

4-Nov-03

16

27-Oct-03

31-Oct-03

25-Oct-03

27-Oct-03

600

17-Oct-03

4-Nov-03

19

3000

Western Canada - British Columbia Pemberton, Squamish, Whistler, Mount Currie, Fraser Valley, southern part of Vancouver Island.USA - Washington State - Skokomish Central Coastal Vietnam - Provinces: Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, Quang Nam, Quang Tri, Phu Yen, Thua Thien-Hue Berber region - Tizi Ouzou area. Naama region - Assa, Asla.Ain Sefra. Saida, Mascara. Southern Texas - counties: Cameron, Brooks, Hidalgo, Starr, Willacy. Towns: Brownsville, Falfurrias, Encino, Rio Grande City. Three Rivers area Tabasco state - Veracruz state -Chipas state - Tuxtla Gutierrez area Northern Malaysia --Kedah State - districts: Kuala Muda, Baling, Kulim, Yan, Sik, Pendang, Kuala Ketil and Langkawi. Rantau Panjang, Permatang Pasir, Kota Kuala Muda, Krian. North Island - Kapiti Coast, Wellington area. Paekakariki. Southern Sri Lanka - Districts: Galle, Matara, Kalutara. Imaduwa, Elpitiya, Nagoda, Matugama, Yakkalamulla. Eastern Nigeria - States: Adamawa, Benue Local Government areas: Numan, Demsa, Lamurde, Shelleng, Borrong, Fufore, Gurin, Villpi, Gyawana, Kiri, Yola Central, Yola North, Central Italy - Tuscany region - Carrara, Viareggio, Pisa and Lucca.

17-Oct-03

26-Oct-03

10

4000

15-Oct-03

22-Oct-03

52

40000

15-Oct-03

18-Oct-03

13

12-Oct-03

24-Oct-03

13

50

5-Oct-03

12-Oct-03

1500

3-Oct-03

25-Oct-03

23

39000

3-Oct-03

4-Oct-03

1-Oct-03

2-Oct-03

10000

22-Sep-03

10-Oct-03

19

28

1000

23-Sep-03

24-Sep-03

30

Southern France - Lunel, area between Montpellier and Nimes.

22-Sep-03

23-Sep-03

30

North Sumatra - Medan. Medan Maimoon, Medan Polonia

22-Sep-03

24-Sep-03

5000

Eastern Afghanistan - Konar Province

19-Sep-03

22-Sep-03

Baja California Sur state - La Paz, Los Cabos, Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del CaboSinaloa 0 state - Culiacan area.Sonora state -Nayarit State Central Philippines - Negros Oriental province Santa Catalina area, several villages submerged 0 including Milagrosa, San Francisco and Manalungon. Pyuthan district - SyauliwangRolpa district Gajul and Dhabang 0

22-Sep-03

1-Oct-03

10

6000

21-Sep-03

22-Sep-03

20-Sep-03

23-Sep-03

18

Southeastern China - Fujian Province - Yongtai County - towns of Songkou and Changqing Virginia - counties: Augusta, Loudon. Waynesboro area. Matoaca area. Alexandria. Belle View.West Virginia - counties: Hampshire, Jefferson. Petersburg.Maryland -

20-Sep-03

22-Sep-03

13

8000

18-Sep-03

24-Sep-03

2500

Southeast Turkey - Mus Province - Ilica, Derecik. 0

18-Sep-03

18-Sep-03

Tunis area Pennsylvania - Chester County. Susquehanna Valley. Avondale, Downingtown. Philadelphia's western suburbs.Delaware - New Castle County. Wilmington, Stanton, Glenville and South Korea's southern coast. Provinces: Gyeongsang, Gangweon, South Kyongsang, North Kyongsang, Pusan, South Cholla. Cities: Busan, Ulsan, Masan, Yeosu, Gumi. Huan North and Northeast Thailand - Provinces: Sukhothai (Muang, Sawankalok), Roi-Et (Salephum district), Yasothon (Kho Nua in Muang district, Pa Tiew ) Si Sa Ket Northern Provinces: Nghe An, Thai Binh, Nam Dinh, Lao Cai, Ha Tinh Northern Nigeria:Kaduna State - Nasarawa and Mado districts of Kaduna City. Other Districts: Barnawa, Sabon Tasha, Tudun Wada, Kigo, Angwam Rimi, Angwan Dosa, Soban Northwestern Ethiopia - Amhara State - East Gojam Zone - Innessie Woreda district.

16-Sep-03

18-Sep-03

15-Sep-03

16-Sep-03

200

12-Sep-03

15-Sep-03

127

9000

12-Sep-03

12-Oct-03

31

10000

10-Sep-03

14-Sep-03

15

5-Sep-03

28-Oct-03

54

16

210000

5-Sep-03

5-Sep-03

Northern Pakistan - Dir district - Warri, Barkand and Gandi Gari villages in Nihag Darra town. Indiana - Counties: Marion, Hendricks, Delaware, Morgan, Madison. Indianapolis area. Towns: Decatur, Pike, Carmel, Brooklyn, Plainfield, Anderson,. Eastern Kansas - Flint Hills and Emporia area.

5-Sep-03

6-Sep-03

30

1-Sep-03

9-Sep-03

500

30-Aug-03

31-Aug-03

Northeastern Friuli region - Val Canale near Udine. Ugovizza

29-Aug-03

30-Aug-03

300

Western Haiti - Artibonite District - Saint Marc city Orissa State - Districts: Cuttack, Jagatsinghpur, Kendrapara, Jajpur, Puri, Balangir, Sonepur, Kalahandi, Rayagada, Gajapati, Baragarh, Koraput, Nayagarh, Ganjam, Angul. Luna-

29-Aug-03

30-Aug-03

24

12000

27-Aug-03

20-Oct-03

55

67

3000000

Sichuan Province - Shimian County, Xieluo Township. Cities: Ya'an, Ziyang. Danba county Stavropol Territory - Budyonovsk and Levokumsk districts - Praskoveya, Pravokumskoye, Gorny, Stepnoi, Vinogradny.

26-Aug-03

30-Aug-03

17

27-Aug-03

29-Aug-03

200

Southeastern Romania - Jurilovca, Visina Western Kenya - Busia - Budalangi Division of Siaya District. Ugenya and Alego-Usonga constituencies. Bunyala South. villages neighbouring the Yala Swamp. California - San Bernardino county - Mojave desert - Twentynine Palms and Joshua Tree area.

27-Aug-03

27-Aug-03

26-Aug-03

12-Sep-03

18

2100

26-Aug-03

26-Aug-03

30

Northwest China: Shaanxi Province - Counties: Huaxian, Ningshan, Xunyang, Luonan. Towns: 0 Weinan and surroundings, Yongquan, Shangluo, Baoji, Tongchuan, Ankang, Huayin. Baoji, Kerio Valley - Chepsigot Ward 0

24-Aug-03

12-Nov-03

81

123

670000

24-Aug-03

24-Aug-03

400

Tasmania - Northern Midlands - Perth, Longford, 0 Launceston area

24-Aug-03

27-Aug-03

Tasmania - Huon Valley - Huonville, Geeveston. 0

24-Aug-03

25-Aug-03

Southern China - Hainan - Haikou cityGuangxi Beihai cityGuangdong - Northern Vietnam Quang Ninh province Baja California - La Paz, Agua Escondida, Ciudad Constitucion Gyeonggi Province - Seoul area, Incheon. Uijeongbu, Pocheon, Kimpo, Paju and Yoncheon Gangwon Province - Cheorwon

25-Aug-03

26-Aug-03

24-Aug-03

27-Aug-03

3000

21-Aug-03

25-Aug-03

Kentucky - Franklin County

22-Aug-03

22-Aug-03

Northeast Ethiopia - Gewanie area.

19-Aug-03

9-Sep-03

22

7000

Nevada - Las Vegas - a 10-mile-square area in northwest Las Vegas.California - San 0 Bernardino county - Mojave desert, Yucca Valley.

Somaliland - Hargeisa, Wajale

18-Aug-03

20-Aug-03

Tibet and surrounding areas.Qinghai province Nangchen county, Kyegudo town in Yushu Prefecture. Cape Town Peninsula - Cape Town's informal settlements. Wallacedene, Mooitrap region. Mpingo Square, Nyanga. Mitchell's Plain. Lwandle Mali - Tominian district, Bamako area, Missabougou. regions of Mopti and Segou. Tenekou and Timbuktu regionsBurkina Faso Dori and Djibo areas Siberia - Buryatia region - Districts: Kurumkan, Tunkin and OkinIrkutsk region - Districts: Usolsky,Cheremkhovo. - Talyany village Luzon - Pampanga - Candaba, Masantol, San Luis, Sto. Tomas, and parts of the capital city. Northern Nigeria: Jigawa State: Hadejia, Kaugama, Miga, Guri, Gumel, Majia, Maig-atari, Krikasamma, Anyo, Gagarawa, Dutse, Marki, Malam Madori, Arafi, Dabar Magini, Fulani Yola. Senegal - Northern Kanel region, Central Nioro region, Matam region. Kaolack, Kaffrine. Assaba, Gorgol, Brakna and Adrar Southeastern Mauritania - Affole area, Central Algeria - Sahara - Reggane, Tamanrasset Japan -- Hokkaido - Hidaka and Tokachi regions. Kamishihoro, Obihiro, Niikappu, Biratori.Honshu - OkayamaShikoku - Ehime and Kochi prefectures - Cape Muroto, Kochi Andara Pradesh State - Adilabad district. Talamadugu, Kadam, Ichoda, Indervelli, Utnoor, Rayapatnam. Northwestern Nigeria - Sokoto State (Goronyo) Southern Niger - Dosso, Tahouna, Tillaberi and Zinder regions Northern Gyeonggi and Gangwon provinces Deokpyeong, Cheorwon, Dongducheon, Munsan, Pocheon, Goseong. Yeongseo area.

1-Aug-03

25-Aug-03

25

600

18-Aug-03

21-Aug-03

600

11-Aug-03

18-Aug-03

145000

8-Aug-03

24-Aug-03

17

16000

9-Aug-03

5-Nov-03

89

10

5300

9-Aug-03

11-Aug-03

13

8-Aug-03

11-Aug-03

11

1600

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5-Aug-03

12-Oct-03

69

10000

6-Aug-03

8-Aug-03

6000

Eastern Virumaa county - Kohtla-Jarve, Saka.

5-Aug-03

6-Aug-03

Southern Provinces -Long An - Plain of Reeds, Tan ChauDong Nai - Xuan Loc, Long Khanh and Long Thanh. East central SudanEl-Gedaref state - Fau area. Riweena, Garia, Dar El Naeem, Old and New Village 16.Gezira state - Al Managil, South El Gezira, Um Al Qura, East Gazera and Rural central Quebec - Bois Franc region Victoriaville area, Warwick, Tingwick, Chesterville. Beauce region.

4-Aug-03

8-Aug-03

3-Aug-03

25-Aug-03

23

13000

4-Aug-03

5-Aug-03

400

Provinces: Chanthaburi (Makham, Khlung); Trat (Khao Saming).

5-Aug-03

7-Aug-03

Central Highlands - Dak Lak province - Districts: Chu Mga, Buon Don. Ea Wel. Southern Chad - Salamat, Moyen-Chari, Logone, Tandjile, Mayo-Kebbi, Chari-Baguirmi, BathaNorthern Central African Republic - Sibut Republic of Tuva - districts: Chedi-Khol and Tandinsky. Elegest and Bai-Khak settlements

2-Aug-03

5-Aug-03

12

3-Aug-03

2-Nov-03

92

29-Jul-03

31-Jul-03

600

Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces - Fugu area.

30-Jul-03

1-Aug-03

Kapisa Province - Panjshir Valley - Villages: 0 Ghalghala, Shahre Belande Pawat and Aftasyab. Madhya Pradesh State - Sardar Sarovar dam at Kevadia overflowsEastern and Southern Gujarat State: Districts: Bharuch, Vadodara. Narmada, Navsari, Sabarkantha, Mehsana.

29-Jul-03

30-Jul-03

30

29-Jul-03

2-Aug-03

14000

Northastern Sudan - Kassala state - Kassala city and surrounding area, Hadalia, Wagar. 0 Western Eritrea - Teseney area, Gash Barka. Northern Vietnam - Lai Chau province - several districts Northeast China - Western Heilongjiang Province. Counties: Gannan, Yi'an and four others Alaska - Fairbanks area, Denali National Park, northern Susitna Valley.

28-Jul-03

21-Aug-03

25

20

325000

25-Jul-03

1-Aug-03

27-Jul-03

10-Oct-03

76

1000

27-Jul-03

31-Jul-03

20

Benue State - Vandeikya Local Government area. Districts: Mbaduku and Mbayongu.

27-Jul-03

27-Jul-03

3000

Gombe State - Yamattu East and Akko local government areas. Dadin-Kowa and Kumo

22-Jul-03

24-Jul-03

160

Arraijn district South China - Guangdong Province - cities: Yangjiang, Luoding, Zhanjiang, MaomingGuangxi Province - Northern Hainan Island - Haikou, Wenshan. Cross Rivers - Ikom, Obudu, Ogoja, Yala, Obanliku and Obubro local government areas.

12-Jul-03

13-Jul-03

4000

23-Jul-03

25-Jul-03

14

30000

23-Jul-03

25-Jul-03

Sucre State -

21-Jul-03

25-Jul-03

860

Southeastern Kazakhstan - Almaty area.Kyrgyzstan - Bishkek area.

21-Jul-03

25-Jul-03

Northern Mongolia - Provinces: Orhon, Uburkhangai, Govi-altay, Darhan-uul, Bulgan (Tushig, 0 Mogod, Tseel, Erdene), Hovsgol, Umnugovi (Tsogt-Ovoo), Dornod (Halkhgol). Ulan Bator Northeast Ohio - Counties: Portage, Trumbull, Summit, Mahoning, Cuyahoga, Medina, 0 Columbiana. Towns: Canton, Youngstown, Levittsburg, Warren, Hudson, Akron, Northeast Ethiopia - Afar Region - Bure-Mudaitu Wordea district. Gewane to Arsisso. Northern Luzon - Provinces: Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, Quezon, La Union, Ilocos Norte. Towns and cities; Malabon, Tarlac, Cabanatuan, Guimba, Sto. Domingo, San 0

21-Jul-03

10-Aug-03

21

20

400

21-Jul-03

28-Jul-03

1000

19-Jul-03

1-Aug-03

14

7000

19-Jul-03

23-Jul-03

22

20000

Southwestern Japan - Kyushu island Prefectures: Kumamoto, Kagoshima, Nagasaki - 0 Minamata city, Hishikari, Kinkai

19-Jul-03

21-Jul-03

19

800

Caracas city and suburbs

18-Jul-03

19-Jul-03

Southern Mexico - Oaxaca State - Sierra Mazateca area: Santa Maria Chilchotla, Santa Ana Ateixtlahuaca, Eloxochitlan Paktia Province - Zadran region, Sar Hawzah, Gomal, Orgun, Zerok.Ghanzi Province - Jani Khel, Yosuf Khel, Mata Khan.Other Povinces: Wardak, Khost, Logar, Kapisa. Pakistan - Sindh province: Karachi and Hyderabad areas. Districts: Badin, Thatta, Tharparkar, Larkana, Shikarpur, Nawabshah, Dadu, Karachi, Hyderabad. Balochistan Northwest China - Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Tianshan Mountain area, Kazak Autonomous County Barkol. Central Afghanistan - Bamiyan province Ghandak Valley - Shibar district

17-Jul-03

18-Jul-03

10

200

15-Jul-03

18-Jul-03

15-Jul-03

1-Sep-03

49

285

900000

12-Jul-03

15-Jul-03

9-Jul-03

11-Jul-03

Irawaddy River Valley

2-Jul-03

1-Sep-03

62

Districts: Baglung, Baitadi, Banke, Bara, Bhojpur, Chitwan, Dang, Dhading, Dhanusha, 0 Dolakha, Gorkha, Gulmi, Humla, Ilam, Jajarkot, Jhapa, Kabhre, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Kapilvastu, Morelos state - Cuernavaca area 0

3-Jul-03

20-Aug-03

49

217

4000

3-Jul-03

4-Jul-03

Indiana - Counties: Carroll, Adams, Cass, Howard, Tipton, Wells, Miami, Boone, Jennings, 0 Clay, Tippecanoe. Lafayette, Fort Wayne, Decatur, Huntington .Ohio - Counties: Mercer, Central Afghanistan - Logar Province Mohammad Agha district. 0

5-Jul-03

21-Jul-03

17

1200

5-Jul-03

6-Jul-03

280

Northeast Afghanistan - Takhar Province Shurto and 5 other villages.

2-Jul-03

5-Jul-03

Eastern Uganda - Mbale area - Bubulo county Buwabwala sub-county, Busiu and Bukibino Eastern ChinaAnhui Province - counties: Funan, Huoqiu, Yingshang, Chuxian. Wangjiaba, Mengwa, Bengbu.Henan Province counties: Xixian, Xuyi. Jiangsu Province -

1-Jul-03

3-Jul-03

20

700

1-Jul-03

7-Aug-03

38

18

1600000

Southern and eastern Uruguay - Canelones state 0

28-Jun-03

2-Jul-03

300

South Island: Nelson region, Tasman District Nelson, Richmond, Brightwater, Wakefield, Hope, Motueka. Maitai Valley Mazandaran Province in northern Iran. Tonkabon area. Northeastern Afghanistan - Northern Badakhshan province bordering Tajikstan Darwaz District Mindanao Island - Maguindanao Province. Datu Odin Sinsuat town near Cotabato.

28-Jun-03

30-Jun-03

26-Jun-03

26-Jun-03

25-Jun-03

26-Jun-03

25-Jun-03

26-Jun-03

10000

Guatemala city area Upper Midwest:Kansas - Republic and Washington Counties. ScandiaNebraska Counties: Thayer, Fillmore and Nuckolls. Deshler. Hubbell. Eastern, central and southern China - Yangtze basinZhejiang Province - Jinyun County Lishui city. Jiangxi Province - Xinjian county. Nanchang. Northern areas.Sichuan Province Western India - Gujarat State - Panchmahals, South Gujarat. Districts: Bharuch, Surat, Narmada, The Dangs West Central Florida - Counties: Manatee, Hillsborough, DeSoto, Lee, Hardee, Charlotte, Hendry. Sarasota: East County and South County. Tampa Bay area. Bradenton. Southwestern India - Karnataka State Dakshina Kannada District - Mangalore city area. Vittla, Bajal, Sullia.

25-Jun-03

30-Jun-03

40

23-Jun-03

26-Jun-03

23-Jun-03

28-Jul-03

36

430

1500000

20-Jun-03

26-Jun-03

22-Jun-03

28-Jun-03

250

21-Jun-03

24-Jun-03

Southeastern Bangladesh - Districts: Chittagong, Khagrachari, Bhola and Feni . Cox's 0 Bazar, Hatiya Island. Northeastern Afghanistan - Northern Badakhshan province - Ragh and Nawsi Districts. villages: Chashma, Asif and others. East Timor (Timor-Leste) - Districts: Cova Lima, Manufahi, Viqueque, Ainaro, Manatuto and Baucau. Suai town.West Timor (Nusa Tenggara Timur) - Atambua, Belu. Samar Island - CatbaloganBiliran Island Barangay Aslum, Naval, Biliran city.Leyte Sorsogon, Albay, Catanduanes and Camarines Sur Midwest and EastOhio - Counties: Butler, Preble, Hamilton, Mercer. Towns: New Miami, Fairfield, Cincinnati area.Eastern Kentucky Counties: Estill, Madison, Perry, Clay, Morgan, Northwest - Medellin district

19-Jun-03

3-Jul-03

15

55

20000

16-Jun-03

21-Jun-03

13

100

16-Jun-03

20-Jun-03

600

15-Jun-03

18-Jun-03

11

70000

13-Jun-03

19-Jun-03

1500

14-Jun-03

16-Jun-03

Southwest - Caqueta department - Florencia city 0

14-Jun-03

16-Jun-03

4000

Kano State - Kura area. Kura and Kosawa towns. Villages: Imawa-Karfi and Imawa-Kosa.

28-May-03

29-May-03

800

Central Mexico - Puebla state - Puebla city and surrounding areas Bangladesh: Districts: Moulvibazar, Habiganj, Sylhet, Lalmonirhat, Kurigram, Rangpur, Nilphamari, Gaibandha, Nilphamari, Comilla, Sirajganj, Bogra, Jamalpur, Pabna, Tangail, Jigawa State - Kaugama, Unguwar Tudu, Dankware, Guiwa, Roni, Kanti.

12-Jun-03

15-Jun-03

800

11-Jun-03

10-Oct-03

122

600

9500000

7-Jun-03

8-Jun-03

2000

Sughd Oblast - Penjikent town and surrounding districts. Kuktosh, Shurcha, Kushteppa, Sudjina, 0 Suffion, Mogion, Zebon and Sugdion Central China - Hubei and Sichuan ProvincesYichang, Sandouping - Three Gorges Dam filling reservoir from Yichang to Fengdu in Chongqing Municipality Saki and Oguz districts - Bas Kungut, Bas Zayzit.Kura delta is still flooded

6-Jun-03

10-Jun-03

2500

1-Jun-03

14-Jun-03

14

5-Jun-03

14-Jun-03

10

Eastern Mexico - Veracruz state - Nogales, Balastrera. Northwest China - Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region - Ili River valley. Counties: Nilka, Gongliu, Tekes.

5-Jun-03

6-Jun-03

3000

5-Jun-03

7-Jun-03

28

Central Russia - Khakasia

1-Jun-03

4-Jun-03

Southwest Venezuela - Merida State - Cardenal Quintero.

1-Jun-03

3-Jun-03

450

Central region of Keleras, Chisinau suburbs

29-May-03

31-May-03

Siberia - Yakutia Region - Yakutsk suburbs. Kapitonovka, ?Darkilakh, Tabaga-Yakutsk, Kangalassy, Zhatai.

#N/A

27-May-03

20-Jun-03

25

400

Southern Virginia - Counties: Sussex, Nottoway, 0 Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Dinwiddie . Northeast Afghanistan - Baghlan Province Districts: Doshi, Khost-o-Fereng, Nahrin. Qarqol, 0 Pul-i-Khumri Kunduz Province KhanabadTakhar Province -Panjshir Valley Northern provinces on Luzon: Pangasinan, Bulacan, Benguet. Cities: Dagupan, Urdaneta, 0 Calasiao, Manila, Quezon, Caloocan, Makati, Pasay, Meycauayan, Pandayan, Calasiao, Sta. Northwest Iran - Ardebil province - Meshkin Shahr 0

25-May-03

30-May-03

26-May-03

6-Jun-03

12

400

26-May-03

30-May-03

41

8357

22-May-03

23-May-03

Pago Pago. Fagatogo.

18-May-03

19-May-03

South-central Sri Lanka - Districts: Ratnapura, Matara, Galle, Nuwara Eliya, Hambantota. Ratnapura city. Deniyaya and Akuressa. Southern China - Guangdong province Meizhou, Heyuan and Shaoguan cities.Southern Hunan province - Linwu county. Chansha, Henyang. Huaihua. Jiangxi Eastern Madagascar - Tomasina Province Districts of Andevoranto and Vatomandry. Brickaville Michigan - Upper Peninsula - Dead River from Silver Lake downstream through Marquette to Lake Superior.

17-May-03

26-May-03

10

266

300000

15-May-03

21-May-03

83

18000

8-May-03

12-May-03

68

47000

14-May-03

17-May-03

1752

Eastern Australia - New South Wales - Central Coast and Sydney area: Narara Valley, Gosford, 0 Wyong, Wollongong, Ourimbah, Lisarow, Tuggerah, Warnervale, Illawarra. Northeast Iran - Golestan Province - Voshmgir Dam. Four Bandar Turkmenistan villages inundated. 0

13-May-03

18-May-03

300

9-May-03

10-May-03

Southern Somalia - Middle Jubba region. Towns: 0 Bu'aleh, Jilib, Gubato.

6-May-03

8-May-03

Southern USATennessee - Chattanooga area. Columbia. Savannah. Fayetteville. Counties: Lawrence, Warren, Hamilton, Sequatchie, Grundy. Graysville, Waynesboro area. Rivers: Southern Ethiopia - Somali Regional State main Wabe Shebelle river. Ogaden region. Gode Zone. Towns: Kelafo, Mustahil, Imi, Denan.Somalia - Middle and Lower Shebelle Kentucky - Carter County - Grayson and Willard areas. Sumatra province - Jambi Province. Regencies: Sarolangun, Batanghari, Muaro Jambi. Jambi city. Northwest Russia - Arkhangelsk region Kholmogory and Matigory.

6-May-03

14-May-03

2000

4-May-03

20-May-03

17

106

111000

#N/A

5-May-03

6-May-03

200

3-May-03

6-May-03

2000

1-May-03

16-May-03

16

1600

Ambunti, Angoram, Pagwi.

14-Apr-03

4-May-03

21

Alaska -Salcha area, Piledriver Slough.

29-Apr-03

4-May-03

Moheli island - Hoani, Fomboni.

25-Apr-03

27-Apr-03

300

Northern Tasmania - Yolla.

12-Apr-03

16-Apr-03

Central Argentiana - Provinces: Santa Fe, Entre Rios, Santiago del Estero. Santa Fe city. Centenario district. Central Afghanistan - Logar Province - Baraki Barak, Charkh and Khirwar

28-Apr-03

10-May-03

13

24

161500

23-Apr-03

24-Apr-03

2000

Central Russia - Kemerovo, Novosibirsk and Tomsk regions. Barnaul.

23-Apr-03

13-May-03

21

500

Kenya - Nyanza Province - Districts: Nyando, Migori, Kisumu. Budalangi. Rift Valley Province 0 Districts: Nakuru, East Baringo, Kerhicho, Samburu, Koibatek, Nandi, West Pokot. Northern Afghanistan - Konduz Province Khanabad area. Poyen, Ektash. 0

21-Apr-03

4-Jun-03

45

77

1000000

21-Apr-03

22-Apr-03

Central Afghanistan - Parwan province - Shomali plains north of Kabul. Districts: Sayyed Khayl, 0 Jabal-us-Siraj. Ashodoaba. Southern Afghanistan - Helmand Province Districts: Baghraan, Kajaki. Sokhtray.

18-Apr-03

20-Apr-03

800

18-Apr-03

21-Apr-03

Western Russia - Central Federal DistrictOryol region - Oryol, Mtsensk.Kostroma Region, Kursk. Central Russia - Kurgan Region - Ketovsky district, Galishovo and Konevo-Kazantsevo. Sverdlovsk Region - IrbitTyumen Region Isetskoye, Begitino. Puerto Rico - Central and northeast - El Yunque rain forest area. Towns: Las Piedras, Rio Grande, Naguabo, Luquillo, Penuelas, Humacao, Juncos, Fajardo. Guanica. South - Salyan and Ali-Bayramly. Lankaran and Astara Districts. Lankarancay, Alcivarcay, Naxcivan. Sabirabad, Salayan, Neftchala.North - Balakan and Saki Districts. Nizwa, Muscat, Wilayat Khatlon: Districts: Farkhor, Vose, Yovon, GhozimalikLeninabad: Soghd Region, Asht District.Lenin District: Eastern parts of Dushanbe . Zaynabobod and Qiblai. Southern USAMississippi - Clarke County. Shubuta, Enterprise.Alabama - Sumter County: Sucarnochee River. Bellamy

15-Apr-03

18-May-03

34

600

16-Apr-03

28-May-03

43

16-Apr-03

22-Apr-03

300

16-Apr-03

4-Jun-03

50

14-Apr-03

19-Apr-03

30

13-Apr-03

25-Apr-03

13

6000

7-Apr-03

10-Apr-03

100

Northern Malawi - district of Rumphi, Mchenga

5-Apr-03

8-Apr-03

Western Afghanistan - Herat Province - Golran and Kushk Azerbaijan - North, western and central areas. Kura delta. Districts: Culfa, Tovuz, Tauz, Dzhalilabad, Daskasan. Neftchala, Salyan, Sabirabad, Imishli, Zardab, Kurdamir, and Ali Volgograd Region - Districts: Danilovsky, Yelansky, Kotovsky, Kamyshinsky, Frolovsky, Olkhovsky, Kletsky, Kikvidzensky, Mikhailovsky, Ilovlinsk, Kamyshin, Zotovsky, Kalmykovsky, Eastern Canada - Maritimes regionNova Scotia - Oxford, Pinehurst, Truro, Kentville, Spryfield.Newfoundland -Prince Edward Island - Charlottetown Eastern Indonesia - Flores island - Reworangga in South Ende, Larantuka.

7-Apr-03

8-Apr-03

400

7-Apr-03

17-Apr-03

11

20000

1-Apr-03

14-May-03

44

8000

31-Mar-03

3-Apr-03

170

31-Mar-03

1-Apr-03

39

Northeastern Iran - Northern Khorasan Province 0 Esfarayen city and surrounding villages

27-Mar-03

27-Mar-03

800

Isfahan province - provincial cities of FereydunShahr and Semirom.

26-Mar-03

27-Mar-03

Beira city and suburbs

26-Mar-03

28-Mar-03

15000

Spring thaw on the Pripyat River and tributaries.

22-Mar-03

5-May-03

45

Northern New Zealand - Northland - Cable Bay between Kaeo and Kaitaia. Mangonui, Titoki, Taipa, Whangarei. Eastern Russia - Primorye Territory - SpasskDalny city. Chernigovsky district.

27-Mar-03

29-Mar-03

50

25-Mar-03

11-Apr-03

18

South Sulawesi - Tanah Toraja area, Sa'dan Balusu district

20-Mar-03

25-Mar-03

12

Davao del Sur - town of Malita. Pangalion and Kinangan districts.

20-Mar-03

21-Mar-03

Western Cape - Montagu area, McGregor.

23-Mar-03

26-Mar-03

500

Southern Ukraine - Nikolayev and Dnepropetrovsk regions -

22-Mar-03

4-Apr-03

14

130

Western Columbia - Caldas State - Manizales area, Villamaria

18-Mar-03

22-Mar-03

24

Northeastern Columbia - City of Cucuta Northern Afghanistan - Balkh Province Districts: Nahr-e Shahi, Marmol, Sholgara. Towns/villages: Zerahat, Ulmarab, Choghdak, Nowabad, Qala-e Mir. Mazar-i-Sharif, Southern Mid-Atlantic South Carolina - Upstate - Counties: Greenville, Spartanburg. North Carolina - Counties: Iredell, Yadkin, Davidson, Gaston. Statesville.Virginia - South Boston and Eastern Montana - Sheridan and Roosevelt counties - ReserveDawson, Prairie and Richland countires - CraneHelena Valley

18-Mar-03

19-Mar-03

17-Mar-03

28-Mar-03

12

14

2000

19-Mar-03

31-Mar-03

13

17-Mar-03

21-Mar-03

Southern Zambia - Southern Province 0 Gwembe District, Munyumbwe boma, Mazabuka Northwest Australia - Northern Territory - Top End, Arnhem Land. Daly River town. Tiwi Islands.

11-Mar-03

15-Mar-03

6400

7-Mar-03

17-Mar-03

11

Northern Spain - Ebro River Southern Mozambique - Provinces: Inhambane, Gaza, Sofala. Towns: Machanga, Nova Mambone. Machanga District.Zimbawe Masvingo Province - Zaka district. Chivi,

27-Feb-03

10-Mar-03

12

5-Mar-03

16-Mar-03

12

8300

USA Midwest - Lower Ohio River from Newburgh Dam to Cairo, IL

26-Feb-03

7-Mar-03

10

Western Australia - Northern Western Australia state

2-Mar-03

11-Mar-03

10

Southwest Turkey - Izmir and Audin Provinces.

4-Feb-03

12-Mar-03

37

Meric and Ergene Rivers in Northwestern Turkey, Northeastern Greece and Southeastern Bulgaria

17-Jan-03

3-Mar-03

46

Central Brazil - Goias and Mato Grosso States.

11-Jan-03

22-Apr-03

102

Pinios River

27-Jan-03

7-Feb-03

12

Northern Zimbabwe - Mashonaland Central Muzarabani and Lower Guruve areas. 0 Nyaminyami. Towns: Dambakurima, Chadereka, Chidodo. Mashonaland West - Kariba district Central AustraliaInland Queensland - Channel Country.South Australia - seasonal flooding in Lakes Eyre, Torrens, Gairdnar, Frome Northern Spain - Aragon region. Zaragoza areaSouthern France - Adour and Gironde rivers Eastern USASouthwestern Virginia - Roanoke, Blacksburg. Augusta County. Richmond.West Virginia - Charleston Southern Mid Atlantic and along Gulf Coast. Mississippi and Lousiana - Counties: Simpson, Hinds . Jackson area. Alabama -South Carolina - North Carolina - Georgia - Brantley Eastern AustraliaNorthern New South Wales between Grafton and Coffs Harbour. Kempsey. Bingara, Manilla, Barraba, Narrabri, Uralla, Moree Plains, Parry. Northwest AustraliaWestern Australia State Halls creek area in the northeast. 0

25-Feb-03

28-Feb-03

18000

22-Feb-03

24-Mar-03

31

5-Feb-03

13-Feb-03

22-Feb-03

23-Feb-03

22-Feb-03

17-Mar-03

24

21-Feb-03

24-Feb-03

100

21-Feb-03

24-Feb-03

Lebanon - Bekaa valley areaNorthen Israel Jordan River overflows, Lake Kinneret rises.

21-Feb-03

24-Feb-03

Kashmir Region - Neelum Valley, Bagh district, Muzaffarabad area.

15-Feb-03

24-Feb-03

10

27

Central Angola - Malanje and Lunda Norte

6-Feb-03

20-Feb-03

15

Caprivi strip area in northeastern Namibia: Kabbe and Katima districts. Zambia - Barotse 0 plain in Mongu. Zambezi West and parts of Chavuma in North-western Province. Towns: Pakistan - Provinces: Baluchistan, Sindh. Quetta area. Boztop. Gwadar. Gadab near 0 Karachi. Hyderabad. Gadap and Surjani. Eastern Afghanistan - Kandahar area Eastern Kentucky - Licking River in the West Liberty area of Morgan County, Irvine area of 0 Leslie County, Jackson area of Breathitt County, Menifee County. Rivers: Licking, Cumberland, West Java - Bandung city in Bandung regency.Rancaekek, Baleendah, Dayeuhkolot, Bojongsoang and Solokan Jeruk. Citarum river Northeastern CanadaCentral Newfoundland town of Badger. 0

15-Jan-03

1-Jul-03

168

20000

16-Feb-03

22-Feb-03

20

3000

15-Feb-03

18-Feb-03

100

16-Feb-03

17-Feb-03

4300

15-Feb-03

21-Feb-03

1100

Jakarta area - west and south Jakarta, Kemang, 0 Kedoya, Southern CaliforniaLos Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties - San Gabriel Mountains area - Palmer Canyon in Claremont, La Verne, Palmdale, Quartz Hill area of Eastern AustraliaQueensland - west of Moranbah.

13-Feb-03

14-Feb-03

33000

12-Feb-03

13-Feb-03

11-Feb-03

14-Feb-03

Kabwe area - Katondo and Chowa townships Eastern Australia Central Queensland - west of Rockhampton: Stanwell, Wowan, Mt Morgan, Baralaba, Moura, Agnes Water, Makowata, Gracemere, Gladstone, Tambo Shire. Sarawak - Bau district: Kampung Sibuluh, Siniawan, Kuching and Kota Samarahan. Sungai Sarawak Kiri tributary. Serian district. Northern MozambiqueNampula Province Cabo Delgado Province - Pemba-Metuge district. Sumatra - Bengkulu province, Rejang Lebong regency.

5-Feb-03

7-Feb-03

400

5-Feb-03

12-Feb-03

20

4-Feb-03

7-Feb-03

11000

4-Feb-03

17-Feb-03

14

32

400000

4-Feb-03

6-Feb-03

280

Java - Jakarta area. Garut, Kuningan, Bumbulang

30-Jan-03

9-Feb-03

11

Southern Russia - Rostov region - Shakhty, Rostov, Ust-Donetsk.

1-Feb-03

3-Feb-03

200

Northern Isreal - Western Galilee - Nahariya area and Kafr Mazra'a.

29-Jan-03

30-Jan-03

150

Southwestern Peru - Lake Titicaca area.

28-Jan-03

10-Feb-03

14

34000

Southwestern Peru - Cusco department - in the jungles

28-Jan-03

10-Feb-03

14

12

Western Australia State - Pilbara region. Between Roebourne and Port Hedland, between 0 Meekatharra and Newman. Raiu Province on Sumatra - Regencies: Indragiri Hulu (Rengat Barat, Rengat, Peranap), Pelalawan (Lannggam, Pangkalan Kerinci, Kerumutan, Taluk Maranti and Pelalawan). Northeastern AustraliaNorth Queensland Mulgrave and Russell rivers south of Cairns; Babinda, Topaz, Gordonvale. Southern Italy - Regions: Puglia, Abruzzo and Molise.

26-Jan-03

4-Feb-03

10

25-Jan-03

6-Feb-03

13

20000

25-Jan-03

4-Feb-03

11

25-Jan-03

27-Jan-03

1000

Northern Tunisia - Siliana region Southeastern PeruMadre de Dios department in the jungles. Districts: Inambari, Huaypetue, Punquiri y Boca Colorado. Puno department Melgar, Azangaro, Huancane, San Antonio de North Queensland - Seasonal flooding in the Gulf of Carpentaria; Burketown area, Carpentaria and Mornington Shires, and the Doomadgee Community Council area.Northern Northeastern Scotland - Aberdeenshire Strachan, Fettercairn.

25-Jan-03

26-Jan-03

23-Jan-03

10-Feb-03

19

12000

22-Jan-03

6-Mar-03

44

22-Jan-03

23-Jan-03

Dan region - Tel Aviv area. Bat Yam, Holon, Kikar Struma. Johor: Segamat District - Rivers: Sungai Segamat Kuala, Sungai Muar-Buluh Kasap, Sungai Muar-Jijah. Villages: Kampung Jawa, Kampung Paya Pulau and Kampung Sendeng Provinces: Antananarivo and Fianarantsoa. Antananarivo city.

21-Jan-03

22-Jan-03

20-Jan-03

10-Feb-03

22

1500

18-Jan-03

31-Jan-03

14

16

25000

La Paz city

21-Jan-03

22-Jan-03

300

Southeast Brazil - Minas Gerais State - Belo Horizonte area.

14-Jan-03

24-Jan-03

11

44

10000

Santa Fe Province

13-Jan-03

31-Jan-03

19

Northern and central Tunisia - Sbeitla province, Le Kef province. Jendouba, Bja, Manouba and 0 Bizerte. Kasserine, Kairouan, Sidi Bouzid, le Kef and Monastir. Northern Afghanistan - Mazar region - Balkh Province. Shor Tapa District. Shortapa village. West Kalimantan - Sungai Raya subdistrict: Sungai Bawung, Bawung, Teresak, Sungai Duri, Sungai Jaga Atas, Sungai Pangkalan II, Rukmajaya, Sungai Keran and Northern FijiVanua Levu island: Labasa and Savusavu. Other islands: Vanuavatu, Cicia, Lau islands. Sarawak midwest - Districts: Sibu, Kanowit, Julau, Macan. Sarikei. Southeastern BrazilRio de Janeiro State - Rio de Janeiro, Petropolis, Piabanka river. Paulo de Fronty, Paty de Alferes, Niteroi Sao Paulo State - Sao Paulo city Minas Gerais State Northern New ZealandUpper North Island Waikato,Coromandel Peninsula, Bay of Plenty Towns: Whitianga, Torbay, Tairua, Te Aroha, Albany, Pauanui. Northeastern Macedonia - Orizare, Shkup Skopje. Kumanovo. 0

14-Jan-03

16-Jan-03

27000

14-Jan-03

20-Jan-03

300

14-Jan-03

6-Feb-03

24

30000

14-Jan-03

16-Jan-03

15

12-Jan-03

15-Jan-03

500

11-Jan-03

4-Feb-03

25

29

16000

8-Jan-03

11-Jan-03

8-Jan-03

10-Jan-03

Alaska - Salcha. Piledriver Slough.

4-Jan-03

8-Jan-03

Central Bolivia - Cochabamba and Santa Cruz Departments Malawi -- Districts: Salima, Balaka, Dedza, Machinga, Ntcheu, Dowa, Phalombe, Lilongwe, Mwanza, Rumphi, Nsanje, Shire, Chikwawa, Nyungwe-Wovwe in Karonga District. Bwanje Western Kenya - Kisumu - Manyattta, Dunga and Nyalenda. Kisii. Germany - Regions: Saxony-Anhalt, Baviaria. Towns: Coburg, Zell, Cologne, Koblenz, Regensburg, Wertheim, Soemmerda.Central and northern Portugal - Agueda town. Bairrada UK - Southern England. Anglia region. Thames valley. Midlands. Sussex, Kent and Hampshire. Yalding in Kent. Helston and Crowlas in Cornwall. Paignton, Torquay and Lympstone in Southern USATexas - Western Florida Mississippi -Louisiana Southern Tanna Island - Tafea Province: from Ipeukel on the Southeast Coast to Green Point in the South

3-Jan-03

8-Jan-03

6000

1-Jan-03

17-Feb-03

48

23

400000

4-Jan-03

6-Jan-03

300

1-Jan-03

8-Jan-03

1500

1-Jan-03

6-Jan-03

1-Jan-03

6-Jan-03

21-Dec-02

25-Dec-02

Northern California - Counties: Humboldt, Mendocino, Siskiyou. Eureka, Humboldt Bay. Rivers: Eel, Mad and Navarro. Negeri Sembilan State - Port Dickson, Sendayan, Seremban, Rantau. Rivers: Sungai Sepang and tributaries, Sungai Jimah. Sumatra - South Sumatra State: village of Laai and dozens of villages in the region. Lampung State : Gunung KemalaSouth Sulawesi Polewali Mamasa district, Mambi.Java Luanda city - Maianga municipality and Kinanga zone

28-Dec-02

31-Dec-02

27-Dec-02

29-Dec-02

26-Dec-02

31-Dec-02

24

10000

23-Dec-02

25-Dec-02

40

Western Cape - Karoo. De Doorns and Touwsriver.

21-Dec-02

24-Dec-02

50

Marigat Division in Baringo District. Ng'ambo, Ng'arua, Eldume, Sintaan. Perkerra River Sidon, Tyre, Akkar, Kesrouan, Eastern Bekaa valley, Hasbaya, Beirut, Nabatieh. Rivers: Sayneeq, Litani, Wazzani, Hasbani, Nahr alKabir, Al-Ustuwan, Nahr Ibrahim Sumatra - Riau Province: Kampar River in Kampar regency. Rokan Kanan River in Rokan Hulu regency. Jambi Province: Kerinci regency. Batang Maron River.

21-Dec-02

23-Dec-02

3000

20-Dec-02

22-Dec-02

300

15-Dec-02

20-Dec-02

60000

Eastern Province - Districts: Batticaloa, Ampara, Trincomalee, Kilinochchi. North Central 0 Province - Polonnaruwa, Anuradhapra Northern California - Counties: Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Santa Barbara. San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys. Napa city, Napa Valley, San Jose, North Vacaville, Yountville, Los Between Montpellier and Nmes, Sommires

16-Dec-02

20-Dec-02

500000

14-Dec-02

24-Dec-02

11

13-Dec-02

14-Dec-02

East Java Province - Pacet hot springs in Mojokerto. Mojosari river.

11-Dec-02

15-Dec-02

28

Town of Angra Dos Reis, district of Areal. Rivers: Japuida, Perereque and Mambucaba. Greece - Pieria region, Larisa region. Macedonia - Northern Skopje: Suto Orizari. Vardar river. Regions: Liguria, Emilia Romagna, Lombardy, Trentino. Genoa, Turin, Milan, Venice, Trieste, Bologna, Mantua, Friuli. Towns: Pordenone, Como, Milan, Venice. Lake Maggiore area. Johor State - Ledang parlimentary constituency: Simpang Lima Darat, Parit Bunga Raya Hujung, Paya Kepong, Sri Jaya Bukit Banjar.

9-Dec-02

11-Dec-02

39

2000

6-Dec-02

10-Dec-02

22-Nov-02

3-Dec-02

12

10000

19-Nov-02

26-Nov-02

400

Provinces: Benslimane, Khouribga. Settat region. Towns: El Gara, Bengueribi, Mohammedia, Berrechid. Moulay Yacoub, near Fez. Rivers: Bengueribi, El Maleh. South Kenai Peninsula - Homer area, Ninilchik, Black Water Bend, Anchor Point. Sterling Highway. Anchor River and tributaries.

24-Nov-02

29-Nov-02

63

23-Nov-02

25-Nov-02

Sumatra - Aceh Province - Districts: South Aceh (Tapaktuan, Samadha, Sudoh, Krueng Sarulah. 0 Sarullah River.); Nagan Raya (Darul Makmur, Kuala, Seunagan, Lami); Southwest Aceh Caribbean coastCosta Rica - Limon province. Sarapiqui, Siquirres, Limon, Talamanca, 0 Sixaola, Cartago. Valle La Estrella, Limon Centro, Bananito La Bomba, Matina, Bribri, Lower Juba and Middle Juba regions. Buale, Hagar and Afmadow. Luuq in Gedo region. Uganda - Kampala area, Nakivubo Channel. Eastern districts: Mbale, Bugiri, Sironko.Southwestern districts: Rukungiri, Kabale and Busheny.Kenya - Nyando District, Salcha, Tanana River 0

19-Nov-02

3-Dec-02

15

12

117000

23-Nov-02

13-Dec-02

21

7000

8-Nov-02

21-Nov-02

14

16-Nov-02

25-Nov-02

10

2300

19-Nov-02

21-Nov-02

Christchurh area, Beckenham. Bowenvale Valley. Heathcote River North and Central Congo - Lower Congo River and Tributaries including Likouala aux Herbes, Oubangui, Giri, Sangha, Ngoko. Loukolelas, Makotimpoko and Mossaka Kiambu District - River Riara from Kiambu town to Githurai area in Nairobi.

19-Nov-02

21-Nov-02

10-Nov-02

10-Nov-02

3000

17-Nov-02

20-Nov-02

12

2000

Southeastern France - Hyeres, Ain, Southeaast of Lyon. Besancon, Valence area. Rivers: 0 Rhone, Saone and Loire and tributaries. Halifax area. Greenwood, Kings Co., Shearwater, Windsor. Gaspereau River in Annapolis Valley. UK -- North and northeast Scotland - Elgin in Moray. Forres, Rothes, Craigellachie, Dufftown, Tayside, Aberdeen area, Aberdeenshire village of Aboyne, Angus. Rivers: Lossie, Mosset Burn,

16-Nov-02

20-Nov-02

2500

14-Nov-02

17-Nov-02

14-Nov-02

25-Nov-02

12

400

Junin Province - mudslides and flooding - towns: San Pedro, San Francisco de Panama, 0 Palcapampa and Pacasmayo. Satipo. Rio Blanco Central and northern Trinidad -central Caroni Basin, St Joseph river. east/west Tamana area, 0 parts of Macoya, Cumuto, Tunapuna, Tacarigua, Central coastal provinces of Khanh Hoa (Ninh Hoa, Dien Khanh ) and Phu Yen. Thu Duc District. Rivers: Dinh, Cai, Sai Gon.

9-Nov-02

12-Nov-02

100

5-Nov-02

20-Nov-02

16

300

3-Nov-02

7-Nov-02

Tamil Nadu state - Cauvery delta and Chennai City. Mayiladuthurai, Pudukottai, Meenambakkam. Landslides and flooding in El Dorado, Canonico and San Mateo near Montecristo in the San Lucas mountains. Bolivar province. Guangdong province - Shaoguan city, Lechang district, Ruyuan county Madogo Division of Tana River District. Tana River. Marere river in Kinango area of Kwale district.

31-Oct-02

4-Nov-02

20

300

29-Oct-02

31-Oct-02

60

2000

28-Oct-02

2-Nov-02

50000

29-Oct-02

4-Nov-02

14

20000

Binh Dinh province Southern and Eastern Texas - Counties: Jefferson, Orange, Liberty, San Jacinto, Montogomery. Houston area. Beaumont, Dupont, Goliad, Calallen. Rivers: Guadalupe, Kenai Peninsula - Homer, Seward and Portage areas. Ninilchik. Rivers: Resurrection Anchor and Kenai, Salmon Creek

26-Oct-02

29-Oct-02

23-Oct-02

13-Nov-02

22

75

24-Oct-02

28-Oct-02

Scotland - Edinburgh area. Aberdeen. Lothians and Borders. Kelso, Teviothead, Innerleithen, 0 Longniddry, between Dunbar and North Berwick, Murrayfield. Rivers: Don, Eye Water, Gala Salto and Paysandu cities. Uruguay River. 0

22-Oct-02

25-Oct-02

100

12-Oct-02

11-Nov-02

31

2000

West Sumatra - Painan town. Batang Painan River

18-Oct-02

20-Oct-02

3000

Black Sea Coast - Constanta county: Tuzla, Techirghiol, Constanta city. Argentina - Santa Fe province and northern Buenos Aires province. Yuqueri Grande River in Entre Rios Province. Chico River in Chubut province. Rio Negro province - El Bolson.Chile Kerala State - districts of Kannur, Kasaragod, Kozhikode, Malappuram and Thiruvananthapuram.

13-Oct-02

16-Oct-02

12-Oct-02

2-Nov-02

22

6000

10-Oct-02

16-Oct-02

11

River Trkanja between Valandovo and Strumica. Luda Mara River near Kavadarci and Negotino. 0 Vardar river in Raotince, Tetovo region. Texas - Laredo, Brownsville, Del Rio. Medina River in San Antonio area in south Bexar County. Mexico - Neuvo Laredo, Matamoros, Ciudad Acuna Rivers: Rio Grande, Guadeloupe Counties: Tate, DeSoto, Quitman, Grenada, Panola. Horn Lake, Southaven area

10-Oct-02

16-Oct-02

10-Oct-02

15-Oct-02

800

10-Oct-02

12-Oct-02

Batna area, Zeribet El-Oued near Biskra, ElHadjeb wadi. Hamma and Boutaleb in the Setif region. Cuba - Isla de la Juventud and Pinar del Rio Province.Eastern Jamaica - Seaforth, Trinityville.Cayman Islands - Lousiana Pointe Aux Chenes, Montegut, Franklin, Grand Lousiana - New Orleans. Parishes: Jefferson, Lafourche, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany and Terrebonne. Lake Rhodopes mountains. area of Krumovgrad Bangkok area. Provinces (districts): Pathum Thani, Ayutthaya, Nakhon Sawan, Lop Buri (Chaibadal), Chachoengsao (Kabin Buri ), Cities: Hat Yai Rivers: Chao Phraya, Bang Northern - Lezha and Shkoder regions. areas of Lac, Lezha, Shkodra and Kukes. Southern districts of Berat, Skrapar, Permet, Tepelena, Gjirokastra, Saranda and Korca. Osum River in Provinces: Ha Tinh, Nghe An. Districts: Huong Son, Huong Khue and Duc Tho. La River Western Tip of Cuba - Western province of Pinar del Rio and the Isle of YouthMexico Yucatan - Cancun, Merida, Chelem, Isla MujeresNicaragua - Pacific CoastJamaica Southwest Georgia - Seminole County. Donalsonville.Atlanta area - Vine City and Washington Park Counties: Brazoria, Frio, Galveston, La Salle, Matagorda, Wharton, Nueces, Live Oak and Patricio Mombasa, Matuga, KipevuDistricts: Kwale, Kilifi, Mobasa, Taita Taveta

9-Oct-02

12-Oct-02

13

29-Sep-02

7-Oct-02

317000

26-Sep-02

29-Sep-02

2500

25-Sep-02

28-Sep-02

17-Sep-02

2-Dec-02

77

3000

21-Sep-02

8-Oct-02

18

9700

20-Sep-02

30-Sep-02

11

76

200000

18-Sep-02

26-Sep-02

300000

21-Sep-02

24-Sep-02

6-Sep-02

19-Sep-02

14

16-Sep-02

19-Sep-02

States: Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipas. San Pedro. Rivers: Pilon

17-Sep-02

21-Sep-02

10

Wakatipu region. Mararoa River

19-Sep-02

21-Sep-02

Rhone valley. Provence. Gard, Herault and Vaucluse departments. Nimes and Avignon areas. Aramon, Sommieres, Rousson.

8-Sep-02

12-Sep-02

23

2500

Flooding in several areas of Yemen "in recent weeks" including: southwestern province of Taiz, 0 western province of Hudaidah, Hadramout in the southeast. Elba Island - northern part of island 0

22-Aug-02

6-Sep-02

16

28

4-Sep-02

6-Sep-02

1200

Gujarat State - Bharuch district, Surat, Vadodara and Anand. Jaghadia. Narmada 0 RiverMaharashtra State - Sadarpada, Jalgaon district, Nasik district, Dhule. Rivers: Godavari, Athens, Kifissos river. Moshatos and Faliro districts 0

3-Sep-02

6-Sep-02

22

5000

3-Sep-02

5-Sep-02

Guatemala City area. Villa Nueva. Pacific coast rivers overflowing. Primorye Territory - Dalnerechenskiy and Khankayskiy districts. Malinka and Orekhova Rivers South Korea - Kangnung in Kangwon Province. South Kyongsang Province: Kimhae, Hapchon, and Haman areasNorth Korea - Kangwon and Hwanhae provinces.

29-Aug-02

5-Sep-02

28-Aug-02

6-Sep-02

10

31-Aug-02

3-Sep-02

138

70000

Towns of of Senehun and Jamma near Bo, Tibel River. Njagabehun town in Moyamba District. 0 Freetown.

29-Aug-02

1-Sep-02

500

Central Highland province of Dac Lac.

19-Aug-02

24-Aug-02

6000

Bio Bio region (Eighth Region) - towns: Hualqui, Ralco, Collao, Tome, Penco, San Pedro de la 0 Paz and Concepcion. Rivers: Andalien, Bio Bio, Nonguen, Itata. Maule region - Claro, Teno Chindwin and Irawaddy (Ayeyawaddy) Rivers. Towns: Monwya, Mawliek, Kalewa, Nyaungoo Nyaung-u, Minbu, Magway Magwe and Hinthata 0

24-Aug-02

29-Aug-02

8000

17-Aug-02

4-Sep-02

19

5000

North West Frontier Province - Peshawar and its surrounding area. Mardan, Malakand, Swabi, 0 Matta. Thailand - Provinces (districts): Lamphun (Ban Hong), Buri Ram, Ubon Ratchathani (Warin Chamrap), Loei (Muang, Wang Saphung), Petchaboon, Sukothai, Nong Khai, Trad, Regions - Tebessa, Oum El Bouaghi, Batna, Mila, Khenchela. Towns: Oued Aouf, Taxent, Teleghma, Dahouara. River: Oued El Hadjama Thailand - Provinces (districts): Tak (Mae Sot and Phob Phra), Chiang Mai (Mae Rim), Mae Ramat. Mae Sariang.Rivers: Salween, Moei, Mae Ping Burma - Karen and Mon states Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region - Kashi Prefecture. Gez River. Manas River Ha Giang Province - Xin Man District. Lao Cai and Tuyen Quang provinces. Lo River and tributaries. Hong (Red) River in Hanoi. Yunnan Province - Xinping County. Xiaowan Hydropower Station on Lanchang River. Yanjin. floods and landslides in 14 districts.

22-Aug-02

28-Aug-02

22

3000

18-Aug-02

26-Nov-02

101

65

400000

17-Aug-02

28-Aug-02

12

28

500

17-Aug-02

20-Sep-02

35

150000

15-Aug-02

19-Aug-02

14-Aug-02

22-Aug-02

29

80000

14-Aug-02

20-Aug-02

106

13000

Eastern Cape province - East London

16-Aug-02

18-Aug-02

16

2500

San Luis Potosi State - towns of La Ventilla, Villa de Reyes; Los Dolores dam. Villa Garcia town in Zacateca State - El Capulin dam. Jiangxi Province - 10 counties. Gang RiverZhejiang Province - Jinhua, Quzhou and Lishui regions. Quzhou City. Luzon Island - Manila and Rizal Province.Negros Island - Negros Occidental Golestan, Khorasan and Semnan provinces Kalaleh. Ghalikesh district. Gonbad. Kouseh River

15-Aug-02

17-Aug-02

21

5000

13-Aug-02

17-Aug-02

21

13-Aug-02

17-Aug-02

29

3000

10-Aug-02

14-Aug-02

35

Sichuan Province - Chengdu city.

8-Aug-02

13-Aug-02

Uttaranchal State - Tehri district. Uttarkashi. Villages: Marwari, Bishankot. Jaikur and Indravati rivers. Northeast England - North Yorkshire towns of Filey, Cayton

11-Aug-02

13-Aug-02

33

10-Aug-02

12-Aug-02

250

Black Sea Coast - Krasnodar region. Novorossiysk area. Towns: Shirokaya Balka, 0 Sochi, Krymsky, Tuapse, Sukhaya Shchel, Verkhnebakansky, Gelenzhik, Dyurso and AbrauAustria - Provinces: Lower Austria, Upper Austria, Salzburg, Tyrol. Waldviertel region. 0 Towns: Linz, Passau, Steyr, Krems, Hallein, Zwettl, Perg, Ybbs, Vienna. Rivers: Danube, Hunan province - Dongting Lake area. Chenzhou city. Anren county. Cities: Hengyang, 0 Yongzhou, Zhuzhou, Changsha, Chenglingji, Yueyang, Yangliuyuan. Rivers: Zishui, Gorno-Badakhshan region in Pamir Mountains Dasht village. Shokh-Darye River. 0

8-Aug-02

12-Aug-02

59

48000

7-Aug-02

28-Aug-02

22

55

250000

6-Aug-02

28-Aug-02

23

124

270000

7-Aug-02

8-Aug-02

24

500

Transylvania Province - Cioara, Baia de Aries, Bistrita.

6-Aug-02

7-Aug-02

South Korea - Seoul area, Choonchon, Hoengsung county. Pusan. Rivers: Han, 0 Naktong.North Korea - Provinces: South Pyongan, South Hwanghae. Kaechon, Tokchon, Guangdong province - Wuhua county in Meizhou city. Cities: Shaoguan, Lianzhou. Beijiang river 0

5-Aug-02

11-Aug-02

21

26000

5-Aug-02

12-Aug-02

10

1500

Gansu Province - Dingxi County.

4-Aug-02

5-Aug-02

28

District Muzaffargarh. Indus River. Betrampur, Lundi Pitafi, Khanwah, and Gabber Ara in, Bet Dariyai. Rohri Canal Breach in Sindh Province on July 30. Southern Liaoning province - cities of Anshan, Yingkou and Dashiqiao. Primorsky territory - Dalnerechensk district. Zimniki, Verbnoye, Savinkovka. Malinovka River.

3-Aug-02

7-Aug-02

800

3-Aug-02

6-Aug-02

1-Aug-02

6-Aug-02

80

Provinces: Lao Cai, Tuyen Quang , Bac Kan, Lai Chau. Than Uyen district in Lao Cai. Tuyen 0 Quang township and the surrounding areas. Rivers: Hong, Thai Binh, Lo. Germany - Hamburg, Magdeburg, Chemnitz and 0 Dresden. Baviarian Alps

31-Jul-02

6-Aug-02

10

2000

31-Jul-02

8-Aug-02

Town of Silistea, and 40 other towns near Romania's Black Sea coast.

30-Jul-02

3-Aug-02

4000

Scotland - east end of Glasgow. Shettleston, Norfolk, Stirlingshire. River Isla near Perthshire. 0 River Ericht around Blairgowrie. England West Yorkshire: Marsden. River Colne. between Regions: Plovdiv, Khaskovo, Rhodopes. Towns: 0 Studena, Pravoslaven Rivers: Selsa, Chaya.

30-Jul-02

1-Aug-02

300

28-Jul-02

31-Jul-02

Cape Peninsula - Cape Flats

28-Jul-02

3-Aug-02

2300

Sar-e Pol Province - Balkhab District. Sher, Gulwaz, Dushakh, Tagab-e Lola. Fairbanks North Star Borough on Tanana River. Salcha, McGrath, Lime Village, Sleetmute, Red Devil, Crooked Creek, Aniak and Kwethluk on Kuskokwim River. Susitna River drainage from Giles County - Pembroke. Little Stony and Doe creeks

28-Jul-02

30-Jul-02

27-Apr-02

31-May-02

35

25-Jul-02

27-Jul-02

100

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Counties: Baicheng, Jeminay. Altai, Hotan, Aksu, Ili.

21-Jul-02

29-Jul-02

15

10000

Raima

24-Jul-02

26-Jul-02

13

Lagos

24-Jul-02

26-Jul-02

City of Khalkhal and other nearby villages. Kousar, Meshkin-Shahr, Nir and Ardebil

23-Jul-02

26-Jul-02

Dyea near Skagway. Taiya River. Black Sea region - Rize Province and city. Guneysu and Cayeli townships, Selamet. Central - Corum and Yozgat provinces. Eastern - Kars and Mus provinces. Kathmandu valley. Terai area. Districts: Makwanpur, Khotang, Kathmandu, Chitwan, Kavre, Dhanusha, Mahottari, Bhojpur, Dhankutta, Syangja. Kavrepalanchowk, Lalitpur, Luzon - Provinces: Bulacan, Laguna, Pampanga, Pangasinan. Manila area.Mindanao - Maguindanao ProvinceNegros Island. Visayas. Primorye Territory - Vladivostok area. Districts: Ussuriysk, Oktyabr, Khasan, Pogranichny and Khankai. Rivers: Razdolnaya, Migunovka and Komissarovka Apure State - Bajo Apure area. Guasdualito territory. Paez. Cities: Barinas and San Cristobal. Rivers: Sarare, Arauca, Apure. Orinoco River in Amazonas, Barinas, Delta North, east and southeast of Romania Constanta, Suceava, Prahova Central and eastern areas - Districts: Zilina, Presov and Bardejov. Cierny Balog. Rivers: Cierny Hron

23-Jul-02

24-Jul-02

25

21

23-Jul-02

27-Jul-02

34

3000

21-Jul-02

15-Aug-02

26

380

250000

20-Jul-02

28-Jul-02

18

7000

20-Jul-02

26-Jul-02

1500

20-Jul-02

31-Jul-02

12

50000

19-Jul-02

23-Jul-02

19-Jul-02

23-Jul-02

Khorasan province - cities: Quchan, Shirvan.

20-Jul-02

21-Jul-02

KwaZulu-Natal - Amatikulu, North Coast, Kearsney. Amatikulu River Eastern Cape Elliot and Cala. Ngwani River Mekong Delta - An Giang and Dong Thap provinces. Rivers: Tien, Hau, Mekong. In Late August flooding continues in Dong Thap and An Giang and expands to: Long An, Can Tho, Kien Khotang District - villages of Sungdel and Dipsung.

19-Jul-02

21-Jul-02

15-Jul-02

2-Dec-02

141

155

200000

14-Jul-02

16-Jul-02

46

Arkhangay aymak district.

14-Jul-02

16-Jul-02

Southern Moravia region - Blansko, Zdar. Rivers: Becva, Hodoninka.

14-Jul-02

17-Jul-02

Northern Guatemala - Polochic River, Teleman.

13-Jul-02

15-Jul-02

Mallorca Island.Palma.

13-Jul-02

15-Jul-02

North Island - Northland, Auckland, Waikato and the Coromandel. Bombay, Maramarua and 0 Mercer. Waikato River. Irkutsk Region - Tayshetskiy District. Rivers: Biryusa, Tagul, Tishet

12-Jul-02

15-Jul-02

12-Jul-02

16-Jul-02

2000

Central and southern Japan - Gifu Prefecture near Nagoya, Japan. Ogaki city. Oita.

9-Jul-02

11-Jul-02

10000

Athens, Kifissos river. Luzon Island - Provinces: Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Bulacana, Tarlac, Bataan, La Union, Batangas, Pangasinan. Towns: Baguio, Manila area, Quezon City, Navotas and Marikina. 12 villages in south Rupandehi. Lalbakiya River.

8-Jul-02

9-Jul-02

6-Jul-02

19-Jul-02

14

61

25000

7-Jul-02

9-Jul-02

Southeast Ogallala, Keith County.

6-Jul-02

8-Jul-02

Salafiyeh region.

6-Jul-02

8-Jul-02

10

Columbia - Dike collapse on Aruca River; Aruca city. Venezuela - Amparo.

5-Jul-02

8-Jul-02

18000

South and southwest coastal areas

5-Jul-02

7-Jul-02

Shaanxi Province - Zichang and Qingjian counties. Ganga-Padma, Brammaputra-Jumuna and the Meghna river basin.India - North Bengal Jalpaiguri, Cooch Behar and Jalpaiguri . Rivers: Torsa, Tista.Bihar State - 24 of 38 districts Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region - Cities: Liuzhou, Guilin, Dongxing, Hezhou.Western Guangdong province - Xijiang and Beijiang Rivers and tributaries.Yunnan province San Antonio and Austin areas. New Braunfels, Bandera, Utopia, Tilden, Abilene. Rivers: San Antonio, Medina, San Marcos, Sabinal, Frio, Pedernales, Nueces, Guadalupe, Blanco, Hunan Province - Yangtze River, Dongting Lake, Xiangjiang River valley.Yangtze River in Hubei, Anhui and Jiangsu Provinces.July 5 - Lower reaches of Yangtze above danger mark

4-Jul-02

7-Jul-02

21-Jun-02

28-Aug-02

69

503

15000000

29-Jun-02

6-Jul-02

11

80000

30-Jun-02

23-Jul-02

24

4000

30-Jun-02

13-Jul-02

14

Disricts: Marneuli, Signakh, Borjomi, Gurdzhaani 0 and Akhalgori.

29-Jun-02

2-Jul-02

Maharashtra State - Districts: Thane, Bhiwandi, Palghar, Dahanu, Vasai Talukas.Gujarat State coastal areas. Amreli, Bharuch, Junagadh and Valsad. Zamboanga del Sur province - Imelda town

26-Jun-02

3-Jul-02

169

28000

26-Jun-02

27-Jun-02

West Bengal State - embankment breach at Kalagachi river in Sandeshklahi Central Binh Phuoc Province - Dong Xoai town.Northern Lai Chau Province - Muong Te district.

25-Jun-02

26-Jun-02

11000

20-Jun-02

23-Jun-02

Ulster - Belfast, Antrim and Down. Glengormley, 0 Carrickfergus and Whitehead.

22-Jun-02

24-Jun-02

Southern Shaanxi Province - Counties: Zhenba, Xixiang and Ningshan. Western Ontario - Rainy River District. Ignace, Sioux Narrows, Nestor Falls, Fort Frances, Rainy River, Alberton, Atikokan, Chapple, Dawson, Emo, La Vallee, Lake of the Woods, North Causasus - Republics and Territories: Stavropol, Kabardino-Balkaria, KarachayevoCherkessia, Chechnya, Krasnodar, Dagestan, Ingushetia, Adygea, Adygea. Rivers: Kuban, North Island - Coromandel Peninsula, Thames area, Waiomu Stream. South Waikato towns of Putaruru and Tokoroa. 110 kilometers north of capital DhakaDistricts: Mymensingh, Sunamganj, Netrokona and RangpurRivers: Surma, Kangsha Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Counties: Yongfu, Xing'an. Gulin City, Lijiang River

21-Jun-02

25-Jun-02

9-Jun-02

12-Jun-02

19-Jun-02

1-Jul-02

13

117

200000

21-Jun-02

23-Jun-02

18-Jun-02

24-Jun-02

20000

14-Jun-02

22-Jun-02

8000

Jiangxi Province - Fuzhou City, Fuhe River

13-Jun-02

24-Jun-02

12

24

150000

Transylvania - Cities: Targu Mures, Zlatna. Roca River

16-Jun-02

18-Jun-02

Rio Grande do Sul state, capital Porto Alegre, Lake Guaiba. Rio Cai and Rio Sao Sebastiao Hunan Province - 148 townships in 10 counties. Cities: Chenzhou, Yongzhou, Zhuahou, Zhangjiajie, Hengyang. Rivers: Xiangjiang, Zishui, Yuanjiang and Lishui, Dongting Lake.

12-Jun-02

19-Jun-02

2000

15-Jun-02

24-Jun-02

10

53

32000

Fujian Province - Counties: Minqing, Jianning. Towns: Fuzhou, Sanming, Junkou . Minjiang 0 River and its tributaries Jinxi, Shaxi and Futunxi.

12-Jun-02

19-Jun-02

11

Capital Dushanbe, village of Revat

16-Jun-02

18-Jun-02

State of Assam, Dhemaji district, worlds largest river island of Majuli Rivers: Brahmaputra and its tributaries, Jiadhol

16-Jun-02

22-Jun-02

25000

Central Cuba - Provinces of Sancti Spiritus, Villa 0 Clara, Cienfuegos, Ciego de Avila. Zaza river. Counties of Lamoille, Franklin, Caledonia, Orleans and EssexTowns: Lyndon, St. Johnsbury Southern Republic of Dagestan, located in the North Casucasus region South-Central Jamaica - Parishes: Clarendon, St. Elizabeth, St Catherine, Manchester, St Thomas. New River.

12-Jun-02

16-Jun-02

30000

12-Jun-02

14-Jun-02

12-Jun-02

14-Jun-02

12-Jun-02

16-Jun-02

400

Accra city. REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN Chelybinsk Region; Towns: Ashi, Minyar, Sim, Katav-Ivanovsk and Ust-KatavSim and Katav RiversSalavatskiy, Belkatayskiy Ha Giang Province, Hoang Su Phi District

10-Jun-02

12-Jun-02

9-Jun-02

15-Jun-02

9-Jun-02

11-Jun-02

Shaanxi Province -Counties: Foping, Ningshan, Changan, Yangxian, Shiquan, 0 HingshanCities: Xian Rivers: Hanjiang, Ziwu, Xun Sichaun Province - Chongqing Western Minnesota - Counties: Becker, Beltrami, Clay, Kittson, Koochiching, Lake of the 0 Woods, Mahnomen, Marshall, Norman, Pennington, Polk, Red Lake, Roseau, Southern Germany - southern Bavaria villages of Guenznurg and Diedorf near Augsbourg. 0 Bavarian Alps.Central Switzerland - central cantons of Lucerne and Schwyz. Southeastern Tegucigalpa area. Comayaguela. El Paraiso in the southwest. Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Toksun County in Turpan Prefecture. Ili district. Toli County. Nilka County in western Xinjiang. 0

8-Jun-02

18-Jun-02

11

326

300000

8-Jun-02

29-Jun-02

22

6-Jun-02

9-Jun-02

100

6-Jun-02

13-Jun-02

10

4000

23-May-02

22-Jun-02

31

22

Lake Rincon del Bonete, Uruguay River.

23-Apr-02

9-May-02

17

3600

Zeyzoun Dam near town of Hamah on Orontes River collapsed. Villages inundated: Idlib, Ziyara, 0 Zayzoun, Mushayek and Qastoun

4-Jun-02

6-Jun-02

22

8000

Eastern Iowa - Counties: Clayton, Clinton, Delaware, Dubuque, Jackson, Jones and Scott. Towns: Dyersville, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Cascade, Monticello, Maquoketa. Rivers: North Southern Bogota and 18 of the country's 32 departments. Tunjuelito, Magdalena and Cauca rivers. Western Upstate New York village of Newark and town of Arcadia

4-Jun-02

6-Jun-02

500

4-Jun-02

13-Jun-02

10

17

84000

30-May-02

1-Jun-02

Central Bulgaria town of Veliko Tarnovo

30-May-02

1-Jun-02

20

Central Siberia - Lower Jenesi River and tributaries, Nizhnyaya Tunguska River. Towns: Turukhansk, Igarka, Tura. Central and southern Chile - Regions: Atacama, Coquimbo, Valparaiso, Santiago, Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins. Municipalities of Lampa, Pudahuel, Talagante, and Maipu. Eastern Siberia - Yakutia villages of Eldikan, Arbyuntsy, Sitte, Kavitsa, Batamai, Kyuntsy, Ezhantsy and Metino-Aldan. Lena and Aldan rivers Moulvibazar district - Rajnagar, Kamalganj and Kulaura upazilas. Manu and Dhalai rivers.

27-May-02

1-Jun-02

24-May-02

5-Jun-02

13

50000

24-May-02

1-Jun-02

1500

23-May-02

31-May-02

Hunan Province - Yangtze River

22-May-02

29-May-02

Haiti - southern peninsula: Grand'Anse and Sud. Azile town. Torbeck city. Jamaica - parishes 0 of Kingston, Clarendom, St. Catherine, St. Thomas, St. Ann, Portland and St. Elizabeth. Northeastern Pennsylvania - Willkes-Barre. Bear 0 Creek Township area

23-May-02

5-Jun-02

14

30

9000

28-May-02

30-May-02

Bamiyan province - towns of Waras and Panjao

16-May-02

20-May-02

Neembucu Department

6-May-02

28-May-02

23

1000

Provinces: Tuyen Quang, Lao Cai, Son La, Ha Giang, Bac Can.

12-May-02

15-May-02

Salalah, 900 km southwest of Muscat, Zufar Province

10-May-02

12-May-02

100

Toamasina city area

10-May-02

18-May-02

33

5000

Western Siberia: Kurgan, Tyumen, Sverdlovsk and Kirov regions. Tobol, Irtysh and Tura Rivers. 0 Yakovsky District, Ob tributaries, inc. Charysh, Chulyn, Kira,Chara, Ket, Tyma, estuary of Irtysh. Southwest Alaska - Nushagak River at Ekwok and New Stuyahok. Indiana: Brown Township southwest of Indianapolis. Waverly in Brown County. Clinton in Vermillion County. Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Morgan County. Feather Creek, Crooked Costa Rica - south, central and northeastern parts of the country. Heredia Province: Sarapiqui. Limon Province: Siquirres, Matina, Limon Centro y Sur, Talamanca, Valle de la Kenya - Bundalangi area in Nyanza province. central Meru and Muranga districts near Mount Kenya. Nairobi area. western districts of Kisumu and Busia. Rivers: Mara, Tana, Sabaki. West Virginia - McDowell County, Welch. Virginia - Buchanan County, Hurley. Eastern Kentucky -Pike County: Freeburn and Majestic. Rivers: Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River, Knox Nairobi area. Nairobi river 0

7-May-02

6-Jun-02

31

1000

7-May-02

9-May-02

24

7-May-02

8-Jun-02

33

100

6-May-02

11-May-02

5600

26-Apr-02

28-May-02

33

160

168000

2-May-02

8-May-02

1000

29-Apr-02

2-May-02

Golestan Province - Minoudasht city

26-Apr-02

28-Apr-02

Southern Kamchatka Penninsula - Sobolevo and Ust-Bolsheretsky districts. Rivers: Bolshaya 0 Vorovskaya, Amchigacha. Central, northern and western parts of the country

26-Apr-02

29-Apr-02

24-Apr-02

29-Apr-02

14

W. Texas, Albany - Little Hubbard Creek

25-Apr-02

27-Apr-02

32

Western Siberia - Kurgan region:Kurgan city and surroundings, Irbit, Gmedyanskoye. Rivers: 0 Tobol and its tributaries, Iset, Mias, Tura, Nitsa and Pyshma Badghis Province - Qala-i-Naw and Ab Kamari districts. Qala Nau city. 0

22-Apr-02

7-May-02

16

6000

23-Apr-02

26-Apr-02

2000

Sunamganj area - Upazilas: Dhirai, Bishwambar, Dharmapasha, Chhatak. Haors: Tarol, 0 Baishakhi, Kharcha, Dulijar, Kaliani, Nandair Regions of Afar, Oromiya and Somali. Districts: Dubti, Gode, Gore. Towns: Kelafo, Warder, Danot. Rivers: Awash, Shabele and its tributaries.

18-Apr-02

29-Apr-02

12

16-Apr-02

21-Apr-02

4000

East Nusa Tenggara - Sumba Island: Langgaliru 0

17-Apr-02

20-Apr-02

19

West Java - Cijalupang river in Campaka, Ciroyom, subdistrict of Bojonggambir, Tasikmalaya Michigan Upper Peninsula - Counties: Gogebic, Houghton, Ontonagon, Marquette. Towns: Ironwood, Wakefield, Bessemer. Rivers: Montreal, Little Black, Sturgeon, Carp. Bandar Abbas town in south. Yazd and Esfahan provinces in central

17-Apr-02

19-Apr-02

17-Apr-02

22-Apr-02

300

14-Apr-02

16-Apr-02

11

Southern and western areas - Mecca area

8-Apr-02

13-Apr-02

19

Faryab province - Deh Miran area. Tributaries of the Maimana river

4-Apr-02

7-Apr-02

39

2500

Tenerife island. Santa Cruz city.

31-Mar-02

2-Apr-02

400

Yakhsu River. Flooding renewed on April 1

25-Mar-02

2-Apr-02

280

North - Tumbes Department: Zarumilla River; South - Puno Department: Lake Titicaca levels rise.

17-Mar-02

31-Mar-02

15

13

500

Nias Island - Gomo and Amandraya sub-districts 0 Southern -Mindanao region - Surigao del Norte and Surigao del Sur provinces. San Agustin 0 town.Central - Visayas region - Negros Occidental, Cebu, Bohol and Southern Leyte Upper Austria - Towns: Perg, Linz, Grieskirchen, Schwarzenberg. Danube RiverLower Austria 0 Towns: Amstetten and MelkDanube River levels reach 50 year high in southern Hungary Northern - Nampula. Central - Beira 0

27-Mar-02

30-Mar-02

11

500

21-Mar-02

26-Mar-02

35

50000

21-Mar-02

5-Apr-02

16

10

18-Mar-02

22-Mar-02

500

Eastern and Central Kentucky - Bluegrass and Appalachia regions. 90-mile swath from Ashland 0 to Winchester. Rivers: Cumberland, Kentucky and Licking, Tygart and Triplett Xinjiang Region - leak in Xiker reservoir floods several villages in southern part of region. 0

17-Mar-02

24-Mar-02

2000

10-Mar-02

12-Mar-02

Shalatein

9-Mar-02

11-Mar-02

800

Coastal provinces of Manabi, Guayas, Los Rios, El Oro, Esmeraldas, Pichincha. Cities: 0 Portoviejo, Manta, Montecristi, Charapoto, Bahia de Caraquez, San Vincente, Guayaquil, Duran

6-Mar-02

29-Apr-02

55

28

6000

Samanghan province. Surkundara valley, Karyia0 e-Zao and Dehnao villages.

4-Mar-02

8-Mar-02

Saratov region - Orlov in Gai-Yershovsky district. Rivers: Maly Uzenj and Maly Urgiz

24-Feb-02

27-Feb-02

Savusavu area.

23-Feb-02

25-Feb-02

Western Australia - Kimberley region. Doon Doon Aboriginal community, Fitzroy Crossing. Rivers: Fitzroy, Margaret, Dunham.

23-Feb-02

1-Mar-02

32

Araguaia River in Goias and Mato Grosso States 0

15-Jan-02

2-Apr-02

78

La Paz city and surrounding area. Rivers: Choqueyapu and La Paz

19-Feb-02

21-Feb-02

69

850

Syrdarja River below Toktogul reservoir Central Java's north coast - Regencies: Pekalongan, Batang, Pati and Kudus. Batang: subdistricts of Tulis, Batang and Subah. Kaliboyo river. Overflow of River Juana from the Central Queensland - between Charters Towers and Pentland, Townsville, Ayr, Hughenden. Rivers: Burdekin, Flinders and Gilbert. West Georgia - three villages of the Samtredi district

18-Feb-02

21-Feb-02

17-Feb-02

25-Feb-02

30000

15-Feb-02

18-Feb-02

14

15-Feb-02

17-Feb-02

1200

Java Island - Jakarta city area. Ciliwung river. 0 East and South Jakarta flooded again on Feb 22

13-Feb-02

23-Feb-02

11

15000

East coast of South Island - Canterbury region. Akaroa near Christchurch. Dunedin City.

12-Jan-02

15-Jan-02

Northern Territory - Stuart Highway at Cullen River, Tennant Creek and Alice Springs. 0 Katherine River near Katherine town. Darwin city cut off. Victoria Highway at Victoria River Bridge, Central and nothern England - Yorkshire - River Ouse in York: Naeburn area and parts of York 0 city centre. River Wharfe in Ilkley and Otley areas. River Aire between Keighley and Uvira city in Sud-Kivu Province 0

12-Feb-02

23-Feb-02

12

12-Feb-02

16-Feb-02

6-Feb-02

8-Feb-02

40

2500

New South Wales - Sydney area, southern suburbs. Coffs Harbour, Coffs Creek area. 0 South West Rocks and Port Macquarie.Victoria Melbourne's outer east and west. Lilydale

5-Feb-02

9-Feb-02

North - Provinces: Tumbes, Cajamarca. Chillon River.Central - Provinces: Huanuco, Junin and 0 Lima. Lima city. Chacrasana, Jicamarca, Quirio, Nicolas de Pierola, Pedregal, Huaycan. Rimac Minas Gerais State - Santo Antonio and Todos os Santos rivers in Teofilo Otoni city 0

4-Feb-02

15-Feb-02

12

20000

3-Feb-02

5-Feb-02

10

2000

Southern Tamil Nadu State - Cauvery Delta districts. Kallanai, Tamirabarani and Kumbakarai 0 falls, Madurai, Pudukottai and Thanjavur, Rameswaram town. Java Island - Jakarta City and satellite towns. East Java - Districts: Bondowoso, Situbonda. 0 Sampang, Surabaya, Mojokerto, Lumajang, Sidoarjo, Bojonegoro, Besuki. Northern Coast of Silute, Klaipeda and Kretinga districts and the Pagegiai municipality. Silute district. Rivers: Minija, Nemunas 0

2-Feb-02

5-Feb-02

11

27-Jan-02

12-Feb-02

17

147

380000

27-Jan-02

2-Feb-02

Maui Island - Waiehu Stream Oahu - Kapakahi Stream in Waialae. Ka'au Crater area. Honolulu - 0 Makiki Stream. Big Island - Papaaloa Tennesse - Towns: Knoxville, Cookeville, Lebanon, McMinnville. Rivers: Duck, Harpeth and Sequatchie; Hurricane Creek. Kentucky McLean County. Kentucky River. Northern Saint Louis Region - Districts: Podor, Dagana and Matam. Louga Region - Districts: Kbmer, Lingure and Louga Java - Jakarta city. Kapuk area. Kebon Bawang in North Jakarta. Rivers: Buntu, Lagoa. North Sumatra - Medan city. Subdistricts: Sunggal, Labuhan Deli, Amplas, Percut Sei Tuan, Medan Baru and Medan Denai. Rivers: Babura, Deli, Percut, Belawan, Tuntungan and Provinces: Fars, Bushehr, Dashtestan, Khouzistan, Kerman. Cities: Shiraz, Bushehr, Dashtestan Krasnodar - Krasnodar Territory. Temryuk city, Prikubanskoye. Anapa, Slavyansk and Temryuk Districts. Villages: Shaparsky and Grivenskaya. Kuban River. Protoka River in the area of Accra city.

26-Jan-02

28-Jan-02

23-Jan-02

29-Jan-02

9-Jan-02

12-Jan-02

28

80000

15-Jan-02

26-Jan-02

12

3000

13-Jan-02

18-Jan-02

13

11-Jan-02

13-Jan-02

11

6-Jan-02

23-Jan-02

18

3000

6-Jan-02

8-Jan-02

Southern Sumatra Province. Dempo Utara region. Pengentaan River. Pagaralam, Kerinjing. 0 Also Baru River in Palembang city. North Sulawesi - Sangihe Talaud Regency and Siau Island. Villages: Apengsimbeka, Tahuna, Pokol, Ulung Peliang, Malale, Tarorane and Bebali. Mindanao Island - Provinces: Surigao del Sur, Agusan del Sur, Compostella Valley, Davao del Sur, Davao del Norte, Davao Oriental. Davao city, Caraga.

8-Jan-02

12-Jan-02

22

5-Jan-02

7-Jan-02

240

4-Jan-02

7-Jan-02

95000

Goias old city. Rio Vermelho South Sulawesi - Gowa District. Jonjo village in Parangloe subdistrict, Manuju village in Tinggi Moncong subdistrict, Tamarunang village in Somba Opu subdistrict. Makassar city. Dozens of villages in the Apuseni Mountains. Also minor flooding along Tisza tributaries Kraszna and Tur in Northeastern Hungary. Districts: Blantyre, Chikwawa, Dedza, Karonga, Kasungu, Machinga, Mangochi, Nkhotakota, Nsanje, Salima and Zomba. Rivers: Mwanza, Lower Shire, Dzongwe. City of Wuhai in western Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region - ice flood on the Yellow River

2-Jan-02

4-Jan-02

1-Jan-02

4-Jan-02

300

2-Jan-02

4-Jan-02

120

29-Dec-01

5-Mar-02

67

20000

17-Dec-01

18-Dec-01

4000

Northeastern France - Vosges region Germany 0 Black Forest Region Sumatra - North Sumatra Province. Regencies: Asahan, Deli Serdang, Langkat, Tebingtinggi. Towns: Medan, Lubuk Pakam, Stabat. Rivers: Deli, Denai, Babura, Putih, Sulang-saling, Latakia province - Hafah town.

29-Dec-01

30-Dec-01

240

28-Dec-01

1-Jan-02

3000

27-Dec-01

28-Dec-01

Ergene River. Istanbul, Bursa.

25-Dec-01

26-Dec-01

Amazon region. Padre Abad province. Aguaytia and Negro rivers

26-Dec-01

29-Dec-01

20000

Nakhon Si Thammarat Province - five districts

24-Dec-01

24-Dec-01

25000

Rio de Janeiro State - Rio de Janeiro city area, Petropolis, Baixada Fluminense, Paracambi and 0 Duque de Caxias. Settat and Essaouira regions - Settat, Berrechid industrial zone. Boumoussa River

24-Dec-01

25-Dec-01

60

2000

23-Dec-01

26-Dec-01

15

300

Pahang - Districts: Kuantan, Jerantut, Temerloh, Maran, Kuala Lipis, Pekan, Rompin. Towns: 0 Taman Sungai Isap, Permatang Badak, Taman Murn. Rivers: Pahang. Kelantan - Districts: Gua KwaZulu Natal Province - Ingwavuma, Ubombo, Jozini. Ladysmith and Scottburgh areas. 0 Mpumalanga Province - Greater Tubatse and Thembisile Municipalities. Terengganu - districts of Besut, Setiu, Hulu Terengganu and Kemaman. Kelantan - Jeli, Kampung Kalai, Kampung Jeli Lama. 0

22-Dec-01

3-Jan-02

13

11

18000

19-Dec-01

22-Dec-01

300

16-Dec-01

19-Dec-01

1000

Equateur Province, Mbandaka.

17-Dec-01

20-Dec-01

13000

Arkansas - Paris area of Saline County. Higginson and McRae in White County. Camden 0 area. Rivers: Black, Buffalo, Cache, Ouachita, Saline and White. Texas - Lamar County. Most rivers in the southern provinces have burst their banks Southern Turkey - Cities: Izmir, Mersin. Towns: Kumluca, Kirkkavak Greece - Achaia region: River Diakoniaris in port city of Patras. 0

17-Dec-01

25-Dec-01

100

16-Dec-01

18-Dec-01

16-Dec-01

18-Dec-01

600

Jangamo peninsula - Inhambane area

15-Dec-01

16-Dec-01

Columbia - Valle Del Cauca: Cali city and Tulua town. Cauca River. Ecuador - Quito city

13-Dec-01

14-Dec-01

Lydenburg in Mpumalanga Province. Rivers: Sterkspruit, Dorps, Visayas region - Cebu: Metro Cebu, Cebu city, Mandaue city, Naga town, Sitio Sapa-Sapa. Leyte: Tacloban City, Abuyog, MacArthur, Palo, Burauen and Dagami. Capiz: Panit-an and River Dez near Andimeshk city in Khuzestan province. Genaveh town in Bushehr province. Sabah - Membakut Sub District, Kampung Brunai, Kampung Bingkulas, Kampung Pimping and Kampung Baitam. Sungai Membakut River.

11-Dec-01

12-Dec-01

100

5-Dec-01

7-Dec-01

10000

5-Dec-01

5-Dec-01

4-Dec-01

7-Dec-01

6000

Provinces: Icel, Adana. Towns: Erdemli , Mersin, 0 Tarsus, Antalya, Izmir.

2-Dec-01

9-Dec-01

570

Greek island of Samos - town of Karlovassi, and southeastern Pythagorion region.

29-Nov-01

29-Nov-01

Eastern Arkansas - Counties: Arkansas, Bradley, Chicot, Cleveland, Crittenden, Desha, 0 Drew, Lincoln and Phillips. Towns: Dumas, West Memphis, Helena, West Helena and Marvell, Espirito Santo State - 44 of the state's 78 municipalities 0

28-Nov-01

7-Dec-01

10

400

19-Nov-01

23-Nov-01

12

5000

Negros Island - 23 villages in Negros Occidental 0 province

19-Nov-01

21-Nov-01

29000

Masaka district: Kyazanga

15-Nov-01

16-Nov-01

1200

Central Texas - Edwards Plateau, Austin and San Antonio areas. Counties: Edwards, Williamson, Blanco, Real. Towns: Austin, Rocksprings, Blanco, Asherton, Three Rivers, Algiers city and surrounding towns- Districts: Bab el Oued, Triolet, Ain Benina, Oued Korich, Rais, Hamidou, Hammamet. Frais Vallon region. Other towns: Chlef, Tipaza, Relizane, Tiaret, Puerto Rico - throughout island. municipalities of Aguada, Aguadilla, Moca . Rivers: Rio Culebrinas, Rio Camuy, Rio Cibuco, Rio de Bayamon, Rio de la Plata, Rio Grande de Philippines: Camiguin Island - Mahinog, Catarman, Sagay, Mambajao. Cebu Island Toledo and Cebu cities Negros Island - Negros Occidental province. Panay Island - Capiz Pahang - Raub district, Mentakab. Kampung Batu Kapor, Kampung Sungai Buloh and Taman Mentakab Indah. Rivers: Jelai, Semantan, Tembeling, Lipis. Perlis - Kampung Lembah Middle Jubba region - Jilib town area

15-Nov-01

19-Nov-01

10

10-Nov-01

14-Nov-01

711

24000

7-Nov-01

15-Nov-01

250

6-Nov-01

9-Nov-01

320

223000

5-Nov-01

12-Nov-01

1-Nov-01

14-Nov-01

14

6000

Kijote settlement in Mutura district, north-west Gisenyi province Northern Honduras - Provinces: Gracias a Dios, Cortes, Atlantica, Colon. Mosquitia region. Cities: Palacios, Aguas, Bruce Laguna, Sangrelaya, Yoro, La Lima, San Pedro Sula, La Java - Puring, Brayan and Wayah areas in the Central Java district of Kebumen. Banyuwangi and Jember in East Java.

30-Oct-01

2-Nov-01

3000

26-Oct-01

15-Nov-01

21

19

27118340

17-Oct-01

27-Oct-01

11

20

18000

East Anglia - Cambridgeshire, Essex and Kent counties. Towns: Cambridge, Waterbeach, 0 Braintree, Bourn, Colchester, Tyneside. Haverhill area of west Suffolk. Rivers: Cam, Central region of the country from Thua ThienHue province to Khanh Hoa province. Provinces 0 Quang Nam, Nghe An, Quang Tri, Quang Ngai, Phu Yen. "Central River Systems" town of Hoi Drome and Upper Loire regions. Towns: Loriol, 0 communities near the city of Valence. Loire river Satkhira District - Protapnagar, Chuibaria, Baiyarbil, Dighlarati and Chakla villages under Protapnagar union parishad in Assasuni upazila and Padmapukur, Pakhimari, Gorkumarper, Illinois and Indiana - Rivers:Wabash, White.

21-Oct-01

23-Oct-01

20-Oct-01

24-Oct-01

39

20-Oct-01

21-Oct-01

300

17-Oct-01

19-Oct-01

1200

15-Oct-01

19-Oct-01

Andhra Pradesh State - Districts: Cuddpah, Kurnool, Guntur, Nellore, Chittoor, Anantapur. 0 town of Panyam. Gundalakamma River. Inflows into Somasila and Buggavanka reservoirs were Argentina - Pampas. Provinces of Buenos Aires, La Pampa, Cordoba and Santa Fe. Salado River 0 and tributaries. General Villegas district. Uruguay - Soriano, Durazno, and Canelones

16-Oct-01

21-Oct-01

143

50000

1-Oct-01

1-Dec-01

62

14500

Provinces: Kamvon Du, Kangwon, Hamkyong. Wonsan city

9-Oct-01

11-Oct-01

81

60000

Mindanao Island - Zamboanga city

10-Oct-01

10-Oct-01

300

South Coast of Central Java - Regencies: Cilacap, Brebes and Banyumas

8-Oct-01

9-Oct-01

4000

Gard Region. Brignon village.

7-Oct-01

7-Oct-01

Terai region - Saptari and Itahari districts

5-Oct-01

7-Oct-01

800

Caspian Sea provinces: Mazandaran and Gilan. Ramsar city.

1-Oct-01

2-Oct-01

3000

Andhra Pradesh state - Districts: Nalgonda, Guntur, Mahabubnagar. Telangana.

30-Sep-01

2-Oct-01

12

9000

States: Santa Catarina (45 cities were declared under a state of emergency), Rio Grande do Sul, 0 Sao Paulo, Parana. Cities: Campinas, Curitiba.

29-Sep-01

4-Oct-01

13

12000

Gikongoro province - Districts: Mushumbi, Nshili 0

22-Sep-01

22-Sep-01

10

Luzon Island - Cagayan province. Towns: Carasi, Solsona, Pasuquin, Laoag City. Rivers: Sinaligan, Padsan States: Sonora, Baja, Guerrero, Michoacan, Oaxaca, Colima and Jalisco. Cabo San Lucas

24-Sep-01

25-Sep-01

24-Sep-01

2-Oct-01

38000

Mazandaran Province -

19-Sep-01

20-Sep-01

800

Sichuan Province - cities: Jinyang,, Deyang, Mianyang

19-Sep-01

22-Sep-01

25

100000

Southern Mexico - Chiapas State: Towns: Cacahoatan, Rio Coatan, Chanhjale El Salvador 0 - Acelhuate River in San Salvador city Taipei County, Taipei City. Keelung city. other counties: Chiayi, Miaoli

18-Sep-01

21-Sep-01

800

16-Sep-01

20-Sep-01

90

10000

Naples

14-Sep-01

15-Sep-01

Guinea - Haute Guinee, Kankan region: prefectures - Kankan, Siguiri, Mandiana, Kouroussa, and Kerouane. Niger River and its tributaries Sankarani, Fie, Milo, Djon, Niandan, Provinces - Prae (Wang Shin and Mae Pung districts); Yasodhorn (five districts); UdornTani (reservoir is overflowing); Amnatcharoen. Bihar State - Northern Districts: Gopalganj, East Champaran, Saran and Madhubani; also Saharsa, Samastipur, Begusarai, West Champaran, Sitamarhi, Muzaffarpur, Rio Grande do Sul State - Towns: Dom Pedrito, Cerrito, Quarai and Pedro Osorio. Rivers: Santa Maria, Piratini Eastern Uttar Pradesh State - Districts: Kushinagar, Gorakhpur, Maharajganj, Deoria, Sant Kabirnagar, Jaunpur, Sonebhadra and Bhadoi, Siddharthnagar, Azamgarh. Towns: Western Districts: Arghakhanchi, Dolakha, Gulmi. Trishuli River near Kathmandu.

18-Aug-01

9-Oct-01

53

11

43500

10-Sep-01

12-Sep-01

7-Sep-01

24-Sep-01

18

146

30000

3-Sep-01

4-Sep-01

2400

20-Aug-01

11-Sep-01

23

65

300000

29-Aug-01

3-Sep-01

17

Guangdong Province - Zhanjiang City area - 125 villages have been besieged by flood waters. 0 Maoming, Wuchuan, Lianjiang. Hainan Province - "most of the regions of the island province" Kano State - Local government areas of Dawakin-Kudu, Kumbotso, Kunchi, Warawa and 0 Wudil. Towns: Wudil, Kura, Gachi, Gidan Tukku, Garin-dau. Rivers: Wudil, Kano. Jigawa State Villages around Rwebisengo subcounty headquarters. Bundibugyo town. River Semliki Yunnan Province - Funing county in Wenshan Zhuang and Miao Autonomous Prefecture. Funing town. Puting River. Central Highlands provinces: Binh Thuan, Daklak, Lam Dong. 0

28-Aug-01

9-Sep-01

13

50000

27-Aug-01

4-Sep-01

200

80000

20-Aug-01

29-Aug-01

10

4000

25-Aug-01

25-Aug-01

15

2000

20-Aug-01

22-Aug-01

11

640

Cape Town area- Philippi suburb, Cape Flats, Hout Bay. Liesbeek River

17-Aug-01

3-Sep-01

18

15000

Northern and eastern Cambodia - Provinces: Kampong Cham, Stung Treng, Kratie, Prey 0 Veng, Kandal. Towns: Kratie. Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers. Vietnam - Provinces: Dong Thap, An A village in Dera Ghazi Khan district of central Punjab province. 0

15-Aug-01

19-Nov-01

97

416

1060000

16-Aug-01

16-Aug-01

Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh State. Regions: Western and Eastern Logone; Middle Chari; Eastern and Western Tandjill, Mayo Dallah, Mayo Boneye, Mandoul, Salamat . Banguirmi, Ouaddai (Dar Sila district). Bemian

14-Aug-01

15-Aug-01

16

19-Aug-01

11-Oct-01

54

100

40000

Mindanao Island - Provinces: Zamboanga del Sur, Maguindanao, Sultan Kudarat, North Cotabato, Misamis Occidental, Zamboanga del Norte and Zamboanga Sibugay. Salug Valley. Thailand - Lom Sak District of Phetchabun Province, Nam Kor village. Eastern Udon, Chiang Mai, Chiang Ra, Lam Phun, Nong Khai, Phrae and Nan Provinces. Vietnam North

12-Aug-01

14-Aug-01

34

79000

10-Aug-01

25-Aug-01

16

173

10000

Provinces: Golestan, Khorasan, Semnan . Gorgan region. cities/towns: Kalaleh, Minudasht, 0 Jajarm

10-Aug-01

12-Aug-01

600

15000

Mohammad Agha district of Logar province.

8-Aug-01

8-Aug-01

Southern Primorye - Vladivostok city and suburbs. Districts: Artyom, Nakhodka, 0 Partizansk, Fokino, Bolshoi Kamen, Dalnegorsk, Ussuriisk. Rivers: Sedanka, Partizanskaya. Sudan States: River Nile, Sennar, Kassala, South Darfur, Khartoum, Northern, Gezira, Blue 0 Nile, Upper Nile. cities/towns: Singa, Atbara, Khartoum, Juba, Shinja and Wad Madani. Blue Provinces: Hejja, Huggah. town: Abass 0

6-Aug-01

12-Aug-01

11

30000

6-Aug-01

13-Sep-01

39

45000

5-Aug-01

5-Aug-01

11

Kangwon Province - Phyonggang County. Kaesong city South Hwanghae Province Unchon, Paechon and Yonan counties Eastern Kentucky - Counties: Pike, Floyd and Perry. Towns: Pikeville, Boldman. Creeks: Hurricane, Island, Robinson, Indian, Branham Mud, Left Beaver Northeast Tennesse - Greene Talata Marafa area of Zamfara State

1-Aug-01

4-Aug-01

10000

3-Aug-01

4-Aug-01

100

22-Jul-01

22-Jul-01

3802

Central Sulawesi plain of Toili. Minahaki Bangldesh - Districts: Sylhet, Moulavibazar, Sunamganj, Netrokona, Chapainawabganj, Kurigram, Sirajganj, Rajshahi, Nilphamari, Rangpur, Lalmonirhat. Rivers: Dhalai, Surma, North Sumatra province. Nias Island - Lahusa district. Villages: Lahusa, Telukdalam, Lolamatoi, Sambulu, Bawolato Districts: Myadi, Kailali, Myagdi, Baglung and Nawalparasi. Villages: Arman , Ratamata, Tikapur Municipality. Karnali river

31-Jul-01

1-Aug-01

3000

31-Jul-01

1-Sep-01

33

36

2750000

31-Jul-01

1-Aug-01

108

1500

29-Jul-01

1-Aug-01

20

100

Kyonggi province, Incheon. Seoul suburbs. Hualien county - Kuangfu and Fenglin Nantou county - Nantou city. Shuili, Hsinyi Changhua, Taichung, Chiayi, eastern Taitung and Miaoli counties

29-Jul-01

30-Jul-01

12000

29-Jul-01

30-Jul-01

78

West Virginia - Davy in McDowell County. Logan County along Buffalo Creek. Tucker County. 0 Wyoming County southwest Virginia - Scott and Wise counties. Clinch River and the Holston Provinces of Hadramut, Saad, Hudayda, Ibb, Omran, Hodeida 0

29-Jul-01

29-Jul-01

300

26-Jul-01

29-Jul-01

20

Gansu Province - Min district. Mawu and Suolong townships. Malopolska, Swietokrzyskie, Beskid, Sandomierz, Lublin, Dolnoslaskie, Oploskie and Slaskie regions - Towns: Nowy Sacz, Jodlow Tuchowska, Roztoka, Tarnow, Leka, Kielce, North-West Frontier Province - Districts: Mansehra, Swat and Buner Cities/towns: Dadar Qadeem, Shinkiari, Peshawar, Buner, Basal. Rivers: Siran. Punjab Province - Islamabad, Chontales Province. Towns: Acopaya, Kamusaska. Rivers: Escondido, Talppetate, Kukalaya, Bambana and Prinzapolka. Ardabil and West Azerbaijan Provinces Meshkin-Shahr region. Chaldoran. Villages: Moeel, Ilando and Qinerjeh Cities: Meshkinshahr, Siahcheshmeh Hamilton and Butler Counties. Cincinnati metropolitan area - Fairfax, Loveland, West Chester. Little Duck Creek, Mill Creek, Sycamore Creek. Uttar Pradesh State - Rudraprayag district. Vyomguard and fata areas

25-Jul-01

26-Jul-01

30

20-Jul-01

3-Aug-01

15

30

16000

22-Jul-01

25-Jul-01

230

40000

21-Jul-01

22-Jul-01

10000

20-Jul-01

21-Jul-01

34

17-Jul-01

18-Jul-01

16-Jul-01

16-Jul-01

26

Northern region - Kyonggi province. Seoul and Anyang.

14-Jul-01

15-Jul-01

52

572

Kaohsiung and Pingtung counties. Kaohsiung city

11-Jul-01

13-Jul-01

Abidjan city

11-Jul-01

11-Jul-01

Qinghai Province - cities: Xining, Haidong, Haibei 0

11-Jul-01

12-Jul-01

29

Gdansk-Wrzeszcz city. Radunia river Orissa State - western and southern areas. Districts: Puri, Kendrapara, Jajpur, Cuttack, Khorda, Angul, Jagatsinghpur, Kalahandi, Koraput, Bolangir, Nayagarh, Balasore,

10-Jul-01

10-Jul-01

650

8-Jul-01

10-Aug-01

34

100

2000000

West Virginia: Wyoming and McDowell Counties - Mullens, Pineville, Welch, Corinne, Kimble, 0 Dorothy. Guyandotte and Tug Fork rivers

8-Jul-01

9-Jul-01

6000

Irkutsk Region - Districts: Zima, Usolye, Cheremkhovo, Zalarinsky, Slyudyansk, Usolk . Cities: Angarsk, Ukhtui, Irkutsk . Rivers: Irkut, Oka, Belaya and Kitoi. Republic of Buryatia Kerala State - districts: Ernakulam, Thrissur, Malappuram, Kollam, Kottayam, Alapuzha, Pathanamthitta, Idukki. Philippines - Luzon Island - Provinces: Pangasinan, La Union, Benguet, Mountain. Cordillera and Ilocos regions. Baguio city. Metro Manilla China - Guangdong Province -

7-Jul-01

13-Jul-01

11

20000

4-Jul-01

16-Jul-01

13

86

40000

1-Jul-01

19-Jul-01

19

178

800000

Thai Nguyen, Tuyen Quang, Vinh Phuc and Phu Tho provinces. Son Duong district. Rivers: Cau, 0 Lo.

3-Jul-01

6-Jul-01

32

13000

Limbe

28-Jun-01

29-Jun-01

22

1000

Accra city area: East Legon district, Kasoa and Adabraka Town/Odawna

27-Jun-01

30-Jun-01

12

80000

Satya Devi village of Dhading district. Rivers: Disung, Kakhet.

26-Jun-01

26-Jun-01

35

Los Palos in Lautem District. Luro, Iliomar, Leoro and Mehara. Sika Village Gujarat State - southern Gujarat and the Saurashtra region. Baroda. Kutch district. Bhuj. Anjar. Pratappura.

20-Jun-01

23-Jun-01

400

20-Jun-01

21-Jun-01

29

Hunan Province - Suining county

19-Jun-01

23-Jun-01

66

10000

Northern Bosnia - Tuzla region. Republika Srpska: Doboj, Bijeljina and Banja Luka regions. 0 Towns: Tuzla, Brcko. Bosna and Spreca rivers Yugoslavia - Serbia Province. Cities/towns: Provinces: Zamora-Chinchipe, Napo, Pastaza, and Morona-Santiago. towns: Papallacta Gulf Coast Southeast Texas - Counties: Harris, Eastern Liberty Brown. Cities/towns: Houston. Lowland roads near Pine Island Bayou around Sour Lake. Halls and Greens Bayous. Coastal Guangdong Province - Cities: Yangjiang, Maoming, Yunfu. Guangxi Province - Shuolong, Hechi, Liuzhou city. Liushui River Yunnan province - Yuxi county Hong Kong - New NE India --Tripura State - West Tripura District, Patharkandi area. Southern Assam StateKarimganj district. Barak valley. Bangladesh Districts: Barguna, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, San Salvador city area. Acelhuate river. Sonsonate department in western El Salavador 0

19-Jun-01

22-Jun-01

6000

11-Jun-01

20-Jun-01

10

41

8000

6-Jun-01

13-Jun-01

47

30000

6-Jun-01

17-Jun-01

12

100

237000

5-Jun-01

22-Jun-01

18

15

800000

25-May-01

30-May-01

Confluence of Yukon and Koyukuk rivers. Koyukuk town.

24-May-01

30-May-01

32

Kinshasa city

18-May-01

18-May-01

30

Gonalves in Artibonite province. Port-au-Prince area. Northern region

16-May-01

18-May-01

15

Thua Thien Hue Province - Perfume River Siberia - Russian Far East Yakutia Repubic: Districts: Lensky, Tomponsky. Cities/towns: Lensk, Olekminsk, Yakutsk, Chakda, Mirnyi, Khandyga, Kangalassy, Namtsy, Alekvinsk, Santander State - El Playon region Timbiqui in the state of Narino; Timbiqui River.

15-May-01

17-May-01

12-May-01

8-Jun-01

28

70000

8-May-01

10-May-01

5000

Towns: Yauco, Guayanilla. Guanajibo River and other streams in the area.

6-May-01

7-May-01

Antakya city area: Orontes River. Konya province.

7-May-01

8-May-01

Khorassan Province: Bojnourd region, Bojnurd city, Tazeh-Qalel village.

6-May-01

6-May-01

32

800

Phrae Province: Wangchin district. Lampang Province; Sukothai Province Ural and Volga Region Bashkortostan - Ufa city, Sterlitamak, Ishimbai, and the Karmaskaly district. Belaya River. Sverdlovsk Region - Irbit city. Irbit and Nitsa rivers. Department of Artigas, Cuareim River

4-May-01

5-May-01

30

4000

1-May-01

17-May-01

17

15000

30-Apr-01

2-Jun-01

34

5000

Gomel Region

29-Apr-01

1-May-01

Kuala Lumpur area: Kampung Baru, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kampung Pandan and Jalan Masjid India. Sungai Gombak River Malopolska district. towns of Mstow, Klomnice and Kruszyna

26-Apr-01

26-Apr-01

22-Apr-01

26-Apr-01

Mato Grosso State - Cuiaba city. Cuiaba River

25-Apr-01

26-Apr-01

15

4500

Junin area: Mazamri District. Cuvaru and Camavari rivers. Piura Department in Northern Peru.

25-Apr-01

26-Apr-01

300

Western Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois. Wisconsin counties: St. Croix, Pierce, 0 Pepin, Buffalo, Trempealeau, LaCrosse, Vernon, Crawford and Grant. Towns: Prairie du Chien, Luanda area. 0

15-Apr-01

15-May-01

31

4400

14-Apr-01

15-Apr-01

18

300

Somme Region. Towns: Abbeville, Amiens. Somme River Namibe Province - Namibe town and surrounding villages. Bero and Giraul rivers. -Benguela Province - towns: Senje, Luacho, Dombe-Grande. Caporolo River

7-Apr-01

2-May-01

26

1029

2-Apr-01

9-Apr-01

20

15800

Puno Department - Titicaca basin. Provinces: El 0 Collao, Chucuito, San Roman, Puno, Huancane.

1-Mar-01

21-Mar-01

21

10800

Towns: Oporto, Vila Nova de Gaia, Chaves, Canedo, Arcos de Valdevez. River Douro.

21-Mar-01

22-Mar-01

200

Regions: Calvados and Seine-Maritime in Normandy, Meuse, Haute-Marne, Rhone, Saone0 et-Loire, Doubs, Burgundy, Eure, Oise, Brittany. Cities/towns: Macon, Ile-de-France and Yvelines Najran. Riyadh. 0

21-Mar-01

28-Mar-01

1400

17-Mar-01

19-Mar-01

Manabi - Chone area. Northeastern New SouthWales - Region from north of Newcastle to the Queensland border. Towns: Kempsey, Grafton, Maclean, Ulmarra, Smithtown, Gladstone, Yamba, Bellingen, Sanliurfa province - Siverek, Halfeti Selangor - Hulu Selangor and Gombak. Rawang, Batang Kali. Kampung Tok Pinang, Kampung Koskan, Kampung Sungai Choh Bandar, Taman Desa Anggerik and Desa Regions: Castile and Leon. Zamora province.Valladolid, Palencia, Seville. Rivers: Duero, Guadaira, Carrion and Pisuerga. Western Ukraine - Zakarpattia region. Transcarpathia region. Towns: Palad, Khust, Shaiany, Sasovo. Rivers: Tisza and Latoritsa. -Northern Hungary - Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg Dar es Salaam city, Ubungo area.

8-Mar-01

10-Mar-01

11

1200

8-Mar-01

15-Mar-01

3000

8-Mar-01

8-Mar-01

600

8-Mar-01

8-Mar-01

12000

6-Mar-01

7-Mar-01

4-Mar-01

17-Mar-01

14

91000

27-Feb-01

27-Feb-01

Low-lying areas of Cleveland, Barstow and Osborn. Rock River Northern Territories -- Top End. Gulf of Carpenteria in the east. Victoria River district in the west. Towns: Pigeon Hole, Kalkarindji, Daguragu, Borroloola, Ryan's Bend, Devil's El Banado river overflowed in Monteagudo. La Paz. Mindanao island - Provinces: Davao del Norte, Surigao del Sur and Agusan del Sur. Bit-os and Hinayhayan rivers.

27-Feb-01

1-Mar-01

200

18-Feb-01

23-Feb-01

670

16-Feb-01

22-Feb-01

19

200000

16-Feb-01

19-Feb-01

17

98360

Java Island - West Java Province - Banten province - Lebak district; Cipanas sub-district. 0 Pandeglang Regency - Cilemer and Ciujung rivers in Pagelaran subdistricts of Banteng New SouthWales - Local government areas: Lismore, Tenterfield, Bellingen, Moree Plains, 0 Kyogle, Tweed, Byron, Ballina, Richmond Valley, Inverell, Bingara, Glen Innes, Yallaroi, North - Mesao Frio region. Regua. Alvacoes do Congo. Vila Real. Coimbra area. Santa Maria de 0 Penaguiao. Rivers: Douro and Mondego -Central - Seia region. Agueda. Tagus River A village in the Kigoma Region 0

4-Feb-01

18-Feb-01

15

131

81600

1-Feb-01

6-Feb-01

300

26-Jan-01

29-Jan-01

300

20-Jan-01

20-Jan-01

13

120

Beni Department -- Cities: Rurenabaque, San Buenaventura, Reyes. Beni river. La Paz 0 Department - Provinces: Loayza, Ingavi, Murillo, Loayza, Larecaja, Camacho y Los Andres. La Johor State - Disticts: Johor Baharu, Kota Tinggi, Mersing and Kluang. Towns/areas: Kulai, 0 Hulu Tiram, Skudai, Masai, Plentong, Kong Kong and Pasir Gudang. Sungai Plentong River. Negros Island and Province - Silay city and nearby villages. Balugo River and tributaries. 0

1-Jan-01

22-Mar-01

81

18

300000

16-Jan-01

21-Jan-01

5000

15-Jan-01

15-Jan-01

12000

Nairobi and surrounding areas - Dagoretti, Kibera 0

13-Jan-01

14-Jan-01

France - Brittany region: towns of Redon and Caen. -- Belgium - Han-sur-Lesse region: Meuse 0 river and its tributaries.

5-Jan-01

7-Jan-01

80

Rumphi and Chikwawa districts. Lungazi river

4-Jan-01

4-Jan-01

14

Mozambique -- Tete Province - Northern and southern regions. Districts: Mutarara, Zumbo, 0 Magoe and Macanga. Towns: Inhangome, Tete city. Rivers: Zambezi, Nhamadzi, Dziwedziwe. -Central and southern Croatia - Coastal towns of Senj and Otocac. Neretva river at town of 0 Metkovic. -- Yugoslavia - Montenegro Republic. Zeta River in Danilovgrad and surrounding

1-Jan-01

27-Apr-01

117

146

485000

28-Dec-00

30-Dec-00

2000

Districts of Ampara, Batticaloa, Anuradhapura, Trincomalee, Mannar and Polonnaruwa. Northwestern Queensland near border with Northern Territory - Gulf of Carpentaria area; Cape York Peninsula; Barkly Highway. Towns: Doomadgee, Gregory, Burketown, Camooweal, States of Espirito Santo, Minas Gerais, Sao Paulo, Rio Grande do Sul. Outskirts of Belo Horizonte, hills surrounding the port city of Santos, Alto Feliz Northern Panay Island - Capiz province

24-Dec-00

28-Dec-00

300000

15-Dec-00

9-Jan-01

26

300

17-Dec-00

26-Dec-00

10

13

2000

8-Dec-00

11-Dec-00

11

55000

Sumbawa Island - West Nusa Tenggara province - Taliwang subdistrict. Northern Sulawesi Island: Manado city. Minahasa district. Kaima village. Sario, Dendengan and Tondano rivers. Mwanza city. Mabatini, Nyakato, Uhuru, Rufiji and Mlango Mmoja. Mirongo River. Gonja and Kirinjiko villages in the Kilimanjaro Region Southwest, southern, central and northern regions - Provinces: Khuzistan, Lorestan, Ghilan. cities: Khoramabad, Ahwaz, Bandar-eAnzali Caspian. Several towns south of Tehran Wide areas of Mindanao and the central Philippines - Visayasislands.

3-Dec-00

6-Dec-00

3000

30-Nov-00

3-Dec-00

14

30000

1-Dec-00

31-Dec-00

31

3600

30-Nov-00

2-Dec-00

30-Nov-00

3-Dec-00

12

70000

Southern Lower and Middle Jubba regions. Main 0 Jubba River. Indonesia - Northern Sumatra: provinces: West Sumatra, North Sumatra, Aceh, Jambi. Districts: 0 Pesisir Selatan, Tanah Datar, Pasaman, Dairi, Bireun, Batangkapas. Towns: Banda Aceh, KwaZulu-Natal province - low-lying northern parts; Mtunzini area. Towns: Richard's Bay, 0 KwaDlangezwa, Manzamyana, Saint Lucia, Emadulini, Nongoma. Rivers: Mzingazi, Northeastern Province - Districts: Polonnaruwa, Batticaloa and Ampara; thousands of villages 0 inundated. Karativu, Pottuvil and Dehiattakandiya areas. Provinces: Quang Nam, Binh Dinh, Phu Yen, Quang Tri, Thua Thien-Hue, Ninh Thuan, Quang 0 Ngai and Khanh Hoa Northern New South Wales - Hunter Valley, northern tablelands, Lachlan Valley, Murray region. Towns: Gunnedah, Wee Waa, Narrabri, Maitland, Dubbo, Walgett, Tamworth, Wadi Setarah. cities: Jeddah and Mecca

20-Nov-00

30-Nov-00

11

150000

21-Nov-00

1-Dec-00

11

243

68682

19-Nov-00

23-Nov-00

3000

18-Nov-00

22-Nov-00

300000

18-Nov-00

26-Nov-00

36

25000

17-Nov-00

2-Dec-00

16

600

15-Nov-00

18-Nov-00

300

The capital city of Caracas, Vargas and eight other states on the northern coast and to the west Southeastern Manitoba. Sivurtburn, Winnipeg area. Red River

12-Nov-00

17-Nov-00

6000

8-Nov-00

10-Nov-00

Central Java - districts: Purworejo, Kebumen, Purbalingga

5-Nov-00

7-Nov-00

21

Northwest Italy between Genoa and San Remo Imperia province. Liguria region: Savona and 0 Ventimiglia. Val D'Aosta, Alassio. Rivers: Po, Secchia and Oglio. Central and Southeast Texas - Counties: Kimble, Mason , Kerr, Gillespie. Llano River Luzon Island - Provinces: Rizal, Laguna, Cagayan and Nueva Vizcaya. Manila area, suburban Taguig 0

5-Nov-00

7-Nov-00

30

2-Nov-00

7-Nov-00

3-Nov-00

5-Nov-00

43

668000

Eastern side of Main Island - Hilo area

2-Nov-00

3-Nov-00

100

Counties: Taipei, Pingtung, Kaohsiung, Cities: Keelung, Taipei, Hsichih, Chitu. Keelung River

1-Nov-00

4-Nov-00

58

UK - England, eastern Scotland, northern Wales - Kent, Sussex, the North East, Yorkshire and 0 the Midlands, County Durham, Northumberland, Hampshire, West Sussex. Towns: Skipton, West and Central Java - Districts: Cilacap, Banyumas, Tasikmalaya. Towns: Cibalung, Bandarpanjang, Kupa, Bantarkalong Philippines - Southeastern Luzon: Provinces: Cavite, Sorsogon, Catanduanes, Samar, Albay. Manila and nearby areas 0

29-Oct-00

30-Oct-00

13

6000

29-Oct-00

31-Oct-00

40

10000

28-Oct-00

31-Oct-00

41

100000

Tel Aviv area, Jaffa; Gaza Strip

24-Oct-00

26-Oct-00

600

Algeria - Regions of Naama and Tlemcen. Town: Ain Sefra, Sidi Bel Abbes, Relizane and El Bayadh -- Morocco - eastern region of Taza La Paz County. Towns: Wenden, Salome. Centennial Wash.

22-Oct-00

25-Oct-00

28

400

22-Oct-00

23-Oct-00

500

11 provinces along Spain's Mediterranean coast. Regions: Valencia, Murcia, Catalonia, Amposta, 0 Zaragoza, Teruel and Albacete. Cities: Cartagena, Tarragona, Murcia, Valencia, Italy - Regions: Valle D'Aosta, Piedmont, Liguria. Towns: San Rocco al Porto, Turin, Pavia, 0 Cremona, San Benedetto Po, Parma, Piacenza. Rivers: Po and Ticino. -- Switzerland - Valais

20-Oct-00

26-Oct-00

500

14-Oct-00

22-Oct-00

37

43000

Hainan Province - 610 villages in northern and eastern areas including Qionghai, Wenchang, and Ding'an. -- Guangdong Province - Xuwen County Rio Grande do Sul State - Cities: Viamao, greater Porto Alegre,

12-Oct-00

18-Oct-00

10

200000

12-Oct-00

15-Oct-00

5000

Tabasco State - Villahermosa area.

10-Oct-00

17-Oct-00

1500

Southeastern England - East and West Sussex, northwest Kent and Devon, Hampshire. Towns: 0 Uckfield, Lewes, Maidstone, Yalding, Tonbridge. Rivers: Uck, Ouse, Medway Provinces: Lam Dong, Dac Lac, Binh Duong, Khanh Hoa, Dong Nai, Ninh Thuan, Tay Ninh, 0 Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Ha Tinh. Districts: Cu Chi, Hoc Mon, Binh Chanh. Cities: Hoi An, Danang, Caribbean Coast and Andes regions. Rivers: Magdalena, Cauca, San Jorge and Sinu. Northeastern Belize - Belize City; San Pedro village on island of Ambergris Cay; Caye Caulker. Corozal District. -- Northwestern Nicaragua - Leon and Chinandega provinces. -Lagos city India --West Bengal State - Districts: Murshidabad, Birbhum, Nadia, Bardhaman, Hoogly, Howrah, Midnapore, North Dinajpur, Bankura, 24 Parganas. Towns: Mayapur, Salar, 0

11-Oct-00

14-Oct-00

1000

10-Oct-00

19-Oct-00

10

23

200000

20-Sep-00

30-Sep-00

11

28000

1-Oct-00

5-Oct-00

14

10621

20-Sep-00

21-Sep-00

18-Sep-00

21-Oct-00

34

1468

24000000

Guerrero and Chiapas States. Cities: Tapachula, Acapulco, municipality of Concordia, Lazaro 0 Cardenas. Departement of Herault . Cities: Marseille and Montpellier Galle and Matara districts - Nagoda, Baddegama and Weliwitiya Divitura areas. Low lying areas in Colombo. Gin Ganga River

19-Sep-00

22-Sep-00

19-Sep-00

20-Sep-00

18-Sep-00

22-Sep-00

100000

Pernambuco State, Recife city

16-Sep-00

18-Sep-00

10000

Towns: Teleman, Zacapa, hillsides outside of Guatemala City. Concepcion River overflowed in 0 Escuintla. Japan - Prefectures: Aichi, Shizuoka, Mie and Gifu. Cities: Nagoya, Daito, Inuyama, Nishibiwajima, Toyota, Higashiura. Rivers: Shonai, Shin, Kiso, Ishigase, 8 rivers in Aichi Northeastern province of South Hamgyong. Chongjin city.

15-Sep-00

17-Sep-00

20

1000

11-Sep-00

17-Sep-00

13

100000

31-Aug-00

4-Sep-00

42

Central and eastern regions

5-Sep-00

8-Sep-00

400

Northern and eastern Manila city - districts of Caloocan, Quezon, Malabon

4-Sep-00

5-Sep-00

5000

Guangdong Province - Shaoguan city area, cities of Chaozhou and Jieyang. Beijiang River. -- 0 Hunan Province - southern area. Chenzhou city Tibet Autonomous Region - Counties: Gyangze and Bainang. Xigaze City. Nyangqu River

1-Sep-00

6-Sep-00

47

46000

28-Aug-00

5-Sep-00

1300

--Mekong Delta -- Cambodia - Provinces: Takeo, Prey Veng, Kompong Cham, Kandal, Stung 0 Treng, Kratie, Kompong Speu. Municipality of Phnom Penh. Districts: Peam Ro, Lovi-em. Maharashtra State - "low-lying areas" China - Jiangsu Province - Northern coastal area, Xiangshui County. -- Russia - Primorye region - 11 districts in the southern and central parts of the Maritime Territory as well as the Uttar Pradesh State - Districts: Sidharthnagar, Gonda, Balrampur, Shravast, Bahraich, Raebareli and Barabanki. Regions: Farrukhabad, Badau, Hardoi and Pratapgarh. Provinces: Cholla-namdo (Yongkwang, Sunchon); Cholla-pukto (Chongup, Sunchang, Kochang, Kunsan city); Chungchong-namdo (Poryong, Puyo, Nonsan, villages near Taejon) Afar Region - Dubti Woreda district, Danakil Lowlands inundated. Dubti-Assaita city. Awash River Andhra Pradesh State - Hyderabad city, also13 districts in the state including: Guntur, Kurnool, Prakasam, Khammam, Rayalaseema, Nalgonda, Krishna, Nandial, East and West Central Vietnam - Provinces: Quang Ngai, Thua Thien Hue. Danang. Huong River . -Northeastern Thailand - (hit by Kaemi on Aug 23) Provinces: Ubon Ratchathani, Si Sa Ket, Khorasan province; Maneh va Salmaqan region 0

28-Aug-00

1-Sep-00

1139

6574000

30-Aug-00

1-Sep-00

40

5000

30-Aug-00

10-Sep-00

12

31

14140

29-Aug-00

14-Sep-00

17

578

26-Aug-00

29-Aug-00

500

10-Aug-00

21-Aug-00

12

30000

23-Aug-00

31-Aug-00

162

3000000

21-Aug-00

28-Aug-00

14

400500

7-Aug-00

9-Aug-00

400

Douala city

3-Aug-00

5-Aug-00

500

Far East - Regions: Primoriye, Khabarovsk, Sakhalin. Districts: Tomari, Lesozavodsk. Cities: 0 Vladivostok, Partizansk, Artyom States: Pernambuco and Alagoas; Cities: Palmares, Maceio, metropolitan region of Recife, Catende, Belem de Maria;

30-Jul-00

6-Aug-00

24000

30-Jul-00

17-Aug-00

19

70

120000

India - States: Assam, Bihar, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh. Districts: 17 0 Distritcts in Assam including Nalbari, Assams, Kokrajhar, Sonitpur; also Katihar, Kumaon, States: Himachal Pradesh, Punjab. Districts: Kullu, Mandi, Bhawa, Nathpa-Jhakri, Kinnaur, 0 Rampur; Towns: Chandigarh, Arth, Rampur, Tattapani; River: Sutlej West coast Northeastern Thailand - town of Udon Thani, Mekong River. -- Southern Vietnam - Mekong Delta region; Provinces: An Giang, Dong Thap, Long An, Tien Giang; Rivers: Tien, Hau. -Hubei Province: Enshi district. -- Sichuan Province: Dazhou city and Chongqing municipality. -- Shaanxi Province: Counties: Ziyang, Huxian, Hu; Rivers: Ren, Han. Philippines - Luzon Island. western regions of Luzon and central Visayas. Provinces: Pampanga, Bulacan and Bataan. Towns: Manila, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Baguio, Northern Bangladesh: Kurigram district, Rangpur region; Rivers: Darala, Brahmaputra. -Southeast Bangladesh: city of Chittagong and in the neighbouring areas of Cowkbazar, Fujian Province: Longhai County; Cities: Quanzhou, Zhangzhou and Xiamen. -- Jiangxi Province: Eight counties; Cities: Gangzhou City of Guatemala, regions of Alta Verapaz, Huehuetenango, Escuintla, Jalapa, Quiche, Totonicapan y Zacapa. Rivers: Achiguate and Motagua Provinces: Northeastern Caucasia, Cities: inner city of Nechi, Rivers: Cauca, Nechi 0

2-Aug-00

30-Aug-00

29

637

10504000

31-Jul-00

4-Aug-00

140

4000

17-Jul-00

30-Jul-00

14

140

11-Jul-00

10-Aug-00

31

33

25000

30-Jun-00

10-Jul-00

11

65

88000

4-Jul-00

10-Jul-00

45

800000

19-Jun-00

26-Jun-00

14

20000

17-Jun-00

30-Jun-00

14

18

31000

6-Jun-00

21-Jun-00

16

16

2600

5-Jun-00

7-Jun-00

Southern Chile - Cities: Valdivia; Provinces: Valdivia, Llanquihue, Osorno; Rivers: 0 Leufucade. -- Central Chile - Cities: Santiago, Valparaiso, Vina del Mar, Talca, Rancagua; States: Assam and Arunachel Pradesh. Kaziranga National Park; six districts, districts of 0 Upper Siang, West Siang and East Siang. Towns: Pasighat, Boleng, Sika-bamin, Gansu Province - Counties: Dangchang and Minxian ; district of Longnan; River: Minjiang. -0 Sichuan Province - Counties: Gulin and Xuyong. -- Guizhou Province - town and county of Duyun Central Vietnam - Lac Duong district in the central highlands, near resort of Dalat, a stream which runs into the Cam Ly waterfall. 0

5-Jun-00

16-Jun-00

12

41000

10-Jun-00

16-Jun-00

30

50000

31-May-00

19-Jun-00

20

94

8725

31-May-00

2-Jun-00

Northeastern Bangladesh: Moulavibazar District; subdistricts of Kulaura, Komolganj, and 0 Rajnagar. Rivers: Kushiara, Manu and Dholai. -Southeastern Bangladesh districts: Khagrachari, Samsun and Tokat provinces 0

27-May-00

19-Jun-00

24

36

10000

18-May-00

24-May-00

States: southwestern - Narino, Putumayo, northeastern - Santander; Rivers : San Miguel Beneneai River along the border between East and West Timor. -- West Timor -Nusa Tenggara Timur Province, southern Belu Regency, southern Betun region, Besikama area, central, Island of Luzon - Manila and north; Towns: Valenzuela, 21 towns in the provinces of Bataan, Bulacan, Nueva Ecija and Pampanga north of Manila; Rivers: Tullahan, Marikina Towns: Coriolei, Bombasso, Qoryooley, Mubaahrak, Jowhar, between the towns of Jilib and Jamama, Beletuein, Howo Takoh, Hawlwadag; Rivers: Juba, Lower Shabelle East-central Missouri - Franklin and Jefferson counties. Rivers: Flat Creek, Bourbeuse, Big and Meramec rivers. Towns: Union, Robertsville, Byrnesville, Cedar Hill, Washington, St. Clair. -Near Hong Kong and Macau, Shenzhen, Zhuhai area, Zhongshan Romania: 16 counties in central and western Romania (Alba, Arad, Bihor, Bistrita, Botosani, Brasov, Caras - Severin, Cluj, Harghita, Hunedoara, Maramures, Mures, Olt, Satu-Mate, Dallas-Fort Worth area. Rivers: Trinity River, Chambers Creek

18-May-00

24-May-00

67500

16-May-00

24-May-00

126

15000

18-May-00

30-May-00

13

112000

1-May-00

30-May-00

30

3500

6-May-00

9-May-00

1200

13-Apr-00

17-Apr-00

15

5-Apr-00

25-Apr-00

21

10

623

29-Mar-00

31-Mar-00

Provinces: Eastern Cape, Izele area. Cities: Queenstown. Rivers: Magwala

9-Mar-00

15-Mar-00

14

Czech Republic: Jaromer on the Elbe River; also Mlada Boleslav. -- Western Romania: Tisza, Iza 0 and Viseu rivers. -- Also: northern Slovakia Argentina Provinces: Tucuman (60 percent under water), Jujuy, Santiago del Estero, Catamarca, Salta and La Rioja. -- Peru: Rimac River in Lima. -- Also: Southern Boliva: five

9-Mar-00

11-Mar-00

9-Mar-00

17-Mar-00

15000

Regions: western and central Pilbara, eastern and western Kimberley, and north Gascoyne. 0 Towns: Carnarvon. Rivers: Gascoyne and Fitzroy Floodgates on the Kariba dam were opened in response to high water; the area of Chiawa was flooded. Northeastern province of Ratanakkiri, Se San River Districts of Vatomandry, Mahanoro, Antanambao Manampotsy, Anosibe an'Ala, Marolambo, and Belo-Tsiribihina

6-Mar-00

11-Mar-00

3-Mar-00

4-Mar-00

12000

3-Mar-00

4-Mar-00

17-Feb-00

11-Mar-00

24

200

800000

Inland Queensland: area bounded by Richmond, Hughenden, Muttaburra, Longreach and Winton. 0 Rivers: Paroo, Bulloo, Lower Burdekin, Flinders, Diamantina, Georgina, Haughton, Thompson

18-Feb-00

1-Mar-00

13

200

North-central Kentucky, Licking River; Southern Ohio, Ohio River, Scioto River. Scioto and Meigs 0 Counties. Southern region of Mindanao - Provinces: Davao del Norte, Compostela Valley and Agusan del 0 Sur. Other areas: Mount Diwalwal, Monkay city. Mozambique - Provinces: Maputo, Gaza, Inhambane, Manica and Sofala. Rivers: Incomati, Umbeluzi, Limpopo, Sabie, Save, Lucite, Buzi. Cities: Maputo, Matola,Xai-Xai, Benguela Province, Dombe Grande town, Coporolo River. Kwanza Norte Province, Chongoroi, Kwanza and Lucala rivers States of Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and Sao Paulo; Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Campos de Jordao cities. Towns: Volta Redonda, Barra Mansa, Resende, Boa Vista, Pirangucu. Santa Mindanao northern coast - Medina, Lugait, Talisayan

18-Feb-00

22-Feb-00

40

28-Jan-00

1-Feb-00

23

20000

26-Jan-00

27-Mar-00

62

929

733000

8-Jan-00

15-Jan-00

31

70000

1-Jan-00

10-Jan-00

10

40

100000

25-Dec-99

28-Dec-99

2000

Kent, Sussex; Southwestern counties of Cornwall and Devon

25-Dec-99

27-Dec-99

200

KwaZulu Natal Province - Durban, Mariannhill

21-Dec-99

23-Dec-99

23

2000

Campania region - Cervinara, Avellino province, San Martino Valle Caudina, Tivoli, Marche region, Umbria region Venezuela: Caracas, La Guaira, northern coastal region, Avila mountain range, state of Vargas, Zulia, Falcon, Yaracuy, Nueva Esparta, Carabobo, MirandaColombia: Northwestern 0

15-Dec-99

16-Dec-99

300

15-Dec-99

20-Dec-99

20006

400000

15-Sep-99

15-Dec-99

92

771000

Southern coastal provinces - Chumpon, Songkhla, Naratiwat, Pattani, Yala

4-Dec-99

7-Dec-99

Central and Southern Somalia - Sablaleh

1-Dec-99

6-Dec-99

Central coastline provinces: Thua Thien Hue, Khanh Hoa, Phu Yen, Binh Dinh, Quang Ngai, Quang Nam, Danang, Khanh Hoa

2-Dec-99

10-Dec-99

120

1000000

St. Petersburg

29-Nov-99

2-Dec-99

Oregon Coast - Tillamook, Lincoln counties

26-Nov-99

28-Nov-99

100

DRCongo (DRC) - Kinshasa, BandunduCongo Republic - Brazzaville, Yoro, Mpila, Kangabanzi Southwest Regions - Aude, PyrenneesOrientales, Tarn, Herault; Towns - Toulouse, Narbonne, Nevian, La Bastide-Rouairoux, Davejan States - Orissa (Kendrapara, Jagatsinghpur, Khurda, Puri, Cuttack), Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal. Towns: Bhubaneswar, Baleshwar, Cuttack, Paradwip, Bhadrak Southeastern Ogaden region

29-Nov-99

31-Dec-99

33

75000

12-Nov-99

15-Nov-99

27

3000

29-Oct-99

12-Nov-99

15

9803

10000000

30-Oct-99

2-Nov-99

34

79000

Vietnam: central coastal areas: Thua Thien Hue, Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Quang Ngai, Da Nang, 0 Qaung Nam, Sing Dinh provincesThailand: Provinces - Prachuap Khiri Eastern KwaZulu-Natal Province - Durban area 0

25-Oct-99

9-Nov-99

16

632

1114000

26-Oct-99

28-Oct-99

300

Imo State - Oguta, Rivers State, Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni, Ahoada-East, AhoadaWest and Abua/Odual local government areas Dominican Republic: northern Santiago Puerto RicoSt. Croix; Jamaica; St. Maarten; Anguilla

26-Oct-99

8-Nov-99

14

50

22-Oct-99

26-Oct-99

States - Tabasco, Jalisco, Michoacan, Puebla, Oaxaca, Hidalgo, Chiapas, Veracruz Nigeria: States - Niger, Sokoto, Kwara, Adamawa, BornoGhana: Northern, Upper East, Upper West regions. Districts - East Gonja, West Gonja, Nanumba, West Mamprusi, India - West Bengal Province: 15 districts, Calcutta, Burdwan, BirbhumBangldesh Rajshahi, Chapainwabganj Southeastern Mexico: Tabasco, Veracruz, Chiapas, Oaxaca, Jalisco, Michoacan, Puebla, HidalgoEl Salvador: Provinces - La Libertad, Ahuachapan, Usulutan, San VicenteNorthern

12-Oct-99

29-Oct-99

18

425

300000

15-Sep-99

11-Oct-99

27

85

396748

24-Sep-99

29-Sep-99

45

12-Sep-99

12-Oct-99

31

160

268200

Hong Kong, rural New TerritoriesGuangdong Province - Guangzhou cityFujian Province 0 Xiamen, Zhangzhou, Quanzhou, Putian, Fuzhou

15-Sep-99

18-Sep-99

10000

Osaka Eastern North Carolina: Tarboro, Greenville, Edgecombe, Pitt, Duplin, Beaufort, Craven, Greene, Jones, Wayne, Lenoir CountiesNew Jersey: Bound Brook, Manville, Somerset 0

15-Sep-99

16-Sep-99

14521

14-Sep-99

10-Oct-99

27

68

35000

7-Sep-99

14-Sep-99

22000

Luzon - Manila, Rizal

10-Sep-99

14-Sep-99

4500

Lower Lempa region - Santa Marta; central province of San Vicente

10-Sep-99

13-Sep-99

5000

Districts - Builsa, Kassena Nankana

3-Sep-99

13-Sep-99

11

9000

Northeastern lowlands

23-Aug-99

7-Sep-99

16

6755

Penang Island, Kedah and Perlis states

3-Sep-99

7-Sep-99

2000

Zhejiang Province - Lishui prefecture: Wenzhou, Taizhou, 1,028 surrounding 0 villagesGuangdong, Jiangxi Provinces also affected Romania counties: Constanta, Buzau, Dolj, Bucharest.Northeastern Bulgaria: Dolen 0 Chiflik, Dragoevo, Razgrad, Varna, Medovo, Shumen States - Colima, Jalisco, Michoacan, Puebla, Morelos, Chiapas 0

6-Sep-99

7-Sep-99

153

720000

4-Sep-99

8-Sep-99

80

7-Sep-99

8-Sep-99

10

1400

Primorsky region - Partizansk district, Nakhodka 0 and Partizansk

30-Aug-99

2-Sep-99

Minnesota - Hibbing

4-Jul-99

5-Jul-99

Hong Kong, New Kowloon, and Sham Tseng in New Territories

21-Aug-99

25-Aug-99

352

States: Anzoategui, Delta Amacuro, Portuguesa, 0 Bolivar, Miranda

17-Aug-99

21-Aug-99

8000

Provinces: Batha, Biltine, Chari-Baguirmi, Guera, Kanem, Lac, Mayo-Kebbi, Moyen-Chari Bangladesh: Cox's Bazar, Chittagong, Bandarban districts; Chittagong port city, Aziznagar, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Island of Maheshkhali, ChokoriaIndia States: Bihar, Hunan Province - Chenzhou city

1-Aug-99

23-Aug-99

23

130000

11-Aug-99

15-Aug-99

18

50000

12-Aug-99

16-Aug-99

77

120000

Nebraska: Omaha, Douglas County, Burt and Dodge countiesWestern Iowa: Council Bluffs, Mills and Montgomery counties

6-Aug-99

8-Aug-99

East Azerbaijan Province - Tabriz city, Northeastern region of Golestan

8-Aug-99

9-Aug-99

Quinghai Province - Ping'an, Huzhu, Minhe

4-Aug-99

7-Aug-99

24000

Southern Provinces: Kampot, Kratie, Kompong Cham, Koh Kong, Sihanoukville States/Provinces: Khartoum, River Nile, North Kordufan, White Nile, Northern, Red Sea, Kassala, Gezira; Towns/Cities: Omdurman, Khartoum North, Daroshab South Korea Provinces: Kyonggi-do, Kangwondo. Towns: Hwachon, Paju, Seoul, YonchonNorth Korea: Kaesung areaPhillippines: Luzon Provinces - Rizal, South and central Vietnam Provinces: Binh Thuan, Lam Dong, Dac Lac, Dong Nai. Districts: Daknong and Cat TienEast Thailand Provinces: Chantaburi, Trad, Ubol Ratchathani. North and Central Iowa - Counties: Black Hawk, Butler, Cerro Gordo, Floyd, Jones, Mitchell, Woodbury and Worth - Towns: Cedar Falls, Kensett, Manly, Marble Rock, Nors Springs, Provinces: Mazandaran, Khorasan, Golestan, Zanjan. Towns: Neka, Sari, Behshahr and 59 villages

2-Aug-99

8-Aug-99

8000

1-Aug-99

10-Sep-99

41

40

80000

30-Jul-99

8-Aug-99

10

152

144000

24-Jul-99

5-Aug-99

13

46

52000

2-Jul-99

24-Jul-99

23

1500

15-Jul-99

27-Jul-99

13

37

8000

Ningxia Hui autonomous region - Yanchi County 0

13-Jul-99

15-Jul-99

New South Wales - Kendall, Bellingen, Kempsey, Dorigo, Gosford Bangladesh Districts: Comilla, Lalmonirhat, Habiganj Jamalpur, Munshiganj, Manikganj, Kustia, Rajshahi, Bogra, Kurigram, Gaibandha, Nilphamari, Lalmonirhat, Sunamganj, Serbia - Cities: Belgrade, Bresje, Batocina, Smederevska Palanka, Kragujevac, Cacak, Ripanj, Jagodina Western RomaniaHungary: northeastern county of Heves

14-Jul-99

16-Jul-99

20

11-Jul-99

3-Aug-99

24

356

33100003

9-Jul-99

12-Jul-99

5000

9-Jul-99

16-Jul-99

16

3225

Nevada - Las Vegas North and East Tajikistan - Leninabad Region: Ashd and Aini districts. Faizabad, Gharm, Ghissar, Jirgatal, Kofarnihon, Leninsky, Tavildara, Varzob districts Provinces - Hubei, Anhui, Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Hunan, Henan, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guangxi

8-Jul-99

9-Jul-99

7-Jul-99

12-Jul-99

25

3003

23-Jun-99

3-Aug-99

42

725

5530000

Sichuan Province: Chengdu city, 23 counties Alabama: Albertville, Birmingham, Huntsville, MontgomeryGeorgia: SavannahMissouri: Kansas City- KansasNebraskaMinnesota: St. Louis CountyEastern Iowa

25-Apr-99

29-Jun-99

66

49

830000

28-Jun-99

5-Jul-99

50

Hiroshima prefecture; Kobe, Nagasaki, Fukuoka 0

28-Jun-99

30-Jun-99

29

14000

States - Oaxaca, Guerrero; Isthmus of Tehuantepec Southern coastal districts: Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Maheshkhali Island, Barisal, Bhola, Barguna and PatuakhaliCentral/Northern districts: Kushtia, Romania - villages of Cuculeasa, Costieni and ZoitaNorth and Middle Slovakia - river basin of the upper MoraviaCzech Republic KarvinaPoland - town of Czechowice-Dziedzice Qinghai province - 15 counties

24-Jun-99

28-Jun-99

15000

21-Jun-99

6-Jul-99

16

19

100000

22-Jun-99

1-Jul-99

10

19

914

12-Jun-99

19-Jun-99

27

100000

States - Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon Cities & towns : Monterrey, Torreon, Guachochi, 0 Namiquipa, Nuevo Casas Grandes, Jimenez Sindh Province - Thatta and Badin Districts; Coastal towns of Hyderabad, Tharparker, Umer Kot, Mirpur

14-Jun-99

16-Jun-99

12

20-May-99

22-May-99

168

200000

Provinces - Fujian, Jiangxi, Zhejiang: Cities of 0 Nanping, Sanming, Ningde, Longyan, Hangzhou Germany: Bavarian Alps and DadenWuerttemberg- towns: Augsburg, Ingolstadt, Passau, Neustadt, Neu-Ulm, Eschenlohe, RatisbonneSwitzerland: Lake Constance; town Sakha Republic in Russian Far East - city of Yakutsk

26-May-99

23-Jun-99

29

11

22-May-99

29-May-99

2000

21-May-99

24-May-99

4000

Loreto province - Iquitos

13-May-99

24-May-99

12

250000

Hunan Province - ChangshaJiangxi Province 19 villages

18-May-99

21-May-99

69200

Cities/towns: Berne, Rheinfelden, Basel, Zurich, Karlsruhe Eastern Colorado - La Junta, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins. Counties: Otero, Crowley, Bent, Las Animas

12-May-99

17-May-99

29-Apr-99

6-May-99

450

Colombo District; western and south-western coast

17-Apr-99

22-Apr-99

200000

Mindinao - Compostela Valley Province, Davao del Norte

15-Apr-99

21-Apr-99

11

200

Brest, Gomel, Minsk regions

7-Mar-99

10-Apr-99

35

2000

Departments: Cordoba, Cauca, Narino, Valle, Cundinamarco and the capital Bogota

9-Apr-99

15-Apr-99

26

300

North Dakota - Grand Forks

1-Apr-99

14-Apr-99

14

Rurrenabaque, San Buenaventura, San Carlos

15-Mar-99

18-Mar-99

1000

Western Australia - Exmouth, Onslow

15-Mar-99

21-Mar-99

1000

North and East Yorkshire. Towns: Malton,Old Malton, Norton, Pickering, Stamford Bridge, Elvington

7-Mar-99

13-Mar-99

800

Central area and four southern provinces (Inhambane, Sofala, Tete and Zambezi). Towns: 0 Vilankulo, Inhassoro, Maputo Romania - Timisoara, west Carpathian region of BihorHungary - northern and eastern agricultural heartland, Tisza valleyUkraine Zakarpattia and Lutsk regions

15-Jan-99

15-Mar-99

60

15

200000

21-Feb-99

18-Mar-99

26

8000

Nationwide state of emergency, Choco Province 0

18-Feb-99

27-Feb-99

10

16

20000

Four rivers overflowed in Amazon department of 0 Loreto

20-Feb-99

24-Feb-99

36

40000

Mindanao - Province of Lanao del Norte, Iligan city, Kauswagan, Linamon, Bacolod

20-Feb-99

22-Feb-99

39

2700

Southern Provinces - Nakron, Srithammarat, Surat, Thami, Songkhla

9-Feb-99

13-Feb-99

20000

SE Sulawesi - LasuSua Sub DistrictNorth Sumatra - Langkat, Tanjung Morawa and Tebing 0 Tinggi districts Southeast Queensland - Gympie, Toowoomba, Beenleigh, and Brisbane districts

9-Feb-99

14-Feb-99

2000

6-Feb-99

12-Feb-99

1400

Mindanao - Bhutuan, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur

4-Feb-99

8-Feb-99

24

500000

Eastern Coast, KwaZulu-Natal Province

4-Feb-99

7-Feb-99

5000

Texas - Burkeville, West Vernon, Desoto, Beaureguard Parish

1-Feb-99

5-Feb-99

36180

4-Jan-99

10-Jan-99

36184

4-Jan-99

10-Jan-99

36183

7-Jan-99

10-Jan-99

36166

20-Dec-98

21-Dec-98

36170

20-Dec-98

21-Dec-98

36168

20-Dec-98

21-Dec-98

36167

20-Dec-98

20-Dec-98

Oregon, Washington

27-Dec-98

30-Dec-98

70

West Java Province

27-Dec-98

31-Dec-98

9600

Northeast Likouala region

24-Nov-98

30-Nov-98

20000

San Pedro, Sula, Chamelecon, Choloma, Puerto 0 Cortes

27-Nov-98

30-Nov-98

20000

Provinces - Binh Dinh, Quang Ngai

25-Nov-98

25-Nov-98

49

Quang Nam-Da Nang Province

19-Nov-98

24-Nov-98

90

2000000

East and West Nusa Tenggara

17-Nov-98

22-Nov-98

15

12000

Middle Juba Region

18-Nov-98

30-Nov-98

13

300

Central Provinces

13-Nov-98

16-Nov-98

17

Texas - Montgomery County

13-Nov-98

15-Nov-98

100

Central - Beria

1-Nov-98

10-Nov-98

10

Neita, Bonad, Santiago, Montecristi, Masi

10-Nov-98

12-Nov-98

200

Ukraine - Carpithian regionNortheast Hungary

5-Nov-98

23-Nov-98

19

16

25000

Germany - Lower Saxony, Southern Bavaria

31-Oct-98

17-Nov-98

18

Southeast Kansas - Wichita, AugustaNortheast Oklahoma

30-Oct-98

31-Oct-98

2000

Carribean Coast

24-Oct-98

5-Nov-98

13

11000

2000000

23-Oct-98

24-Oct-98

156

400000

Provinces - Khanh Hoa, Binh Dinh, Quang Ngai, 0 Ninh Thuan, Phu Yen

16-Oct-98

23-Oct-98

42

Wales and Southwest England

22-Oct-98

24-Oct-98

11

400

Accra

19-Oct-98

24-Oct-98

Texas - San Antonio, New Braunfels

17-Oct-98

23-Oct-98

29

5300

Parana State - Uniao da Vitoria

3-Oct-98

14-Oct-98

12

8500

Andhra Pradesh State

1-Oct-98

20-Oct-98

20

230

80000

13-Oct-98

17-Oct-98

48

30000

Caspian Sea Coast

3-Oct-98

9-Oct-98

Western Kwara State

12-Oct-98

18-Oct-98

110000

Hachima, Bouria, Bechloul

23-Sep-98

24-Sep-98

700

Northern Benin

1-Sep-98

24-Sep-98

24

5500

Shikoku - Kochi

30-Sep-98

2-Oct-98

2200

Southern Korean Peninsula

27-Sep-98

1-Oct-98

19

2376

Grand Capemount Province

17-Sep-98

2-Oct-98

16

5000

Missouri - Kansas City

6-Oct-98

7-Oct-98

11

Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana

15-Sep-98

16-Sep-98

21-Sep-98

22-Sep-98

353

11140

Luzon - Pampanga Province - Lubao, Sasmuan, 0 Guagua, Santo Rita

17-Sep-98

19-Sep-98

27

70512

States - Maharashta, Gujarat - Surat, Hazira, Nashik, Jalgaon

16-Sep-98

18-Sep-98

12

50000

Northern Croatia

15-Sep-98

16-Sep-98

Antwerp, Dutch lowlands, Brabant province, Liege, Voeren, Wallonia, Truiden, Aarschot

14-Sep-98

16-Sep-98

400

Texas - Houston Louisiana - New Orleans, Freeport, Angleton

11-Sep-98

14-Sep-98

17

Republic of Birobijan

7-Sep-98

7-Sep-98

Niamey, Mokko Tonala, Mapastepec, Tapachula, Motozintla, Sinaloa, Los Cabos region, Los Mochis Empalme, San Bernardina, Guaymos, Sonoro, Chiapas, San Lucar Florida, Georgia - St. Helena and St. George's Barrier Islands, Panama City, Albany, Tifton

5-Sep-98

9-Sep-98

20000

3-Sep-98

12-Sep-98

10

407

400000

3-Sep-98

3-Sep-98

65

Lhasa, Xigaze, Loka, Nyingchi, Sangha, Syangja 0 districts States - Kassala, Khartoum - Berber, Shandi, Adammer provinces, Damer region, Bor district, Artoli island Honshu - Ibaraki, Tochigi, Fukushima, Aomori, Iwate, Akita

28-Aug-98

31-Aug-98

156

8000

28-Aug-98

10-Sep-98

14

25

816000

28-Aug-98

2-Sep-98

21

2000

North Carolina - Cape Fear, Wilmington, Leland, 0 Washington

27-Aug-98

29-Aug-98

17000

Texas - Laredo, El Cenizo, Rio Bravo, Del RioMexico - Ciudad, Acura

22-Aug-98

27-Aug-98

17

1750

Okumi, Kano

15-Aug-98

16-Aug-98

15

5000

Gambella region

10-Aug-98

17-Aug-98

66000

Siham valley, Red Sea port, Hodeida, Ibb, Abin, Marib, Sanaa, Lahaj Provinces - Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia, Liaoning - Harbin, Qigihaer, Dorbenxin, Akso, Dorbod, Xingzhan, Guqia

14-Aug-98

30-Aug-98

17

70

240

8-Aug-98

14-Sep-98

38

89

2160000

Southern Siberia - Chita region

12-Aug-98

13-Aug-98

16000

Provinces - Trabzon, Rize

10-Aug-98

11-Aug-98

50

North Central Indiana - Marion, Elm, Grove, Grant, Blackford counties South Wisconsin Waukesha, Sheboygan, Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, Brown Deer, Boots Creek

4-Aug-98

6-Aug-98

600

Challa province, Chiri Mountains, Changhung, Seoul, Kyonggi Province, Boen, Donguchon, 0 S.Hamgyong Province, Mundock, Sinjung, Riwon Klodzke, Dusznica, Orlickie Mountains, Sudetes, Dusziniki, Szczytna, Polanica, Szalejow, 0 Klodzko, Dolny Java - Yapen, Waropen, Abepura districts Irian, Jaya, Klaimantan provinces

31-Jul-98

1-Aug-98

273

209000

23-Jul-98

27-Jul-98

1200

23-Jul-98

26-Jul-98

26

East Bohemia - Rychnov District

23-Jul-98

24-Jul-98

Presov and Sabinov districts, Saris highlands, Levoca Mounntains

20-Jul-98

24-Jul-98

47

3618

New South Wales - Lachlan, MacIntyre, Macquarie, Hunter, Nepean, Barwon, Tamworth, 0 Wollongong, Gunnedah, Hexham, Forbes, Mungindi, Dubbo, Bathurst, Narrabi, Warren, Apac district - Lake Kwania 0

19-Jul-98

10-Sep-98

54

6300

20-Jul-98

24-Jul-98

20000

Colombo, Galle, Kalutara, Gampaha

17-Jul-98

20-Jul-98

12500

Far East - Magadan region

19-Jul-98

20-Jul-98

56

Balad

13-Jul-98

17-Jul-98

500

Uzbekistan - Shakhimardan district Kyrgyzstan - Kadamzhai district Bangaldesh - Dhemaji, Nalbari, Sirajganj, Netrokana, Rangpur, Khagrachhari, Magura, Pabna, Dhaka, Dhubri, Madlda, Faridpur, Manikganj, Gai, Bandha, Bogra, Jamlpur, States - Mexico, Puebla - Acapulco

8-Jul-98

8-Jul-98

93

14000

5-Jul-98

22-Sep-98

80

2632

25000000

2-Jul-98

3-Jul-98

520

North Island, N.South Island - Wellington, Waikato district, Nelson, Marlborough, Bay of Plenty, Taranaki, Maitai Provinces - Yen Bai, Tuyen Quang, Lao Cai, Ninh Thuan

30-Jun-98

20-Jul-98

21

40

28-Jun-98

11-Jul-98

14

12000

Vermont - Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, Lamoille, Orange, Rutland, Washington, Window, Ayers Brook, Randolph, Mad River, Moretown, White River, West Hartford Mogadishu, Afgoie, Merca

24-Jun-98

1-Jul-98

21

11000

24-Jun-98

25-Jun-98

22

2000

Acapulco, Atonilco, Oaxaca Victoria - Gippsland, Bairnsdale, Lindenow, Glenaladale, BruthenNew South Wales Esplanade Lakes, Entrance, Orbost, Wuk Wuk, Conn

19-Jun-98

23-Jun-98

400

22-Jun-98

24-Jun-98

300

Northeast and Central Romania - Transylvania, Moldova, Bacau, Alba, Hunedoara, Lasi, Neamt, 0 Mures

8-Jun-98

24-Jun-98

17

31

5952

Central and Northern

1-Jul-98

10-Jul-98

10

50000

Moray Firth

#N/A

13-Jun-98

14-Jun-98

120

California - Yosemite Valley

14-Jun-98

15-Jun-98

Southwest Iowa - Des Moines, LafayetteWest and Central Indiana - Cass, Fremont, Page, Mills, Montgomery, Ripley, Holmes, LaSalle

13-Jun-98

17-Jun-98

1000

Hunan Province - Wuhan, Changsha

12-Jun-98

27-Jun-98

16

40

400000

Provinces - Fujian, Zhejiang - Minqing, Minhou, Nanping, Qiantang, Minjiang

12-Jun-98

25-Jun-98

14

126

750000

Jiangxi Province - Jiujiang, Jingdezhen

12-Jun-98

9-Jul-98

28

51

434500

Sichuan Province - Chongqing

18-Jun-98

19-Jun-98

27

Guangxi Province - Guilin

15-Jun-98

28-Jun-98

14

66

500000

Guangdong Province - Yangjiang, Shaogun Provinces - Hubei, Anhui - Zianning, Huanggan, Huangshi, Yichang, Jinshou, Xining, Tunxi, Jixi, Huangshan, Chizhou, Anqing, Xuancheng, Tongling

25-Jun-98

6-Jul-98

12

180

150000

18-Jun-98

13-Jul-98

26

164

370000

Sichuan Province - Chongqing, Chendu, Luzhou, Nonchong, Guangyuan, Yanbain

27-Jun-98

13-Jul-98

17

170

240000

Shanxi Province Provinces - Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi - Chenglingli, Wuhan, Jiujiang, Yichang, Jiayu, Shashi, Changde, Jiujiang, Jiangzhou, Jingzhou, Li, Huarong Provinces - Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi

4-Jul-98

20-Jul-98

17

113

90000

17-Jul-98

5-Aug-98

20

345

3120000

5-Aug-98

7-Sep-98

34

575

1115000

Provinces - Sichaun, Guizhou - Chongqing, Jiangjin, Nanchuan, Fengdu, Wuxi

3-Aug-98

7-Aug-98

90

Sichuan Province - Chongqing, Ziyang, Guangyang

19-Aug-98

29-Aug-98

11

19

Nangahar Province

12-Jun-98

15-Jun-98

30

100

Sanliurfa, Erzincan, Agri, Ardahan, Erzurum

12-Jun-98

15-Jun-98

Massachusetts - Boston, Billerica, Tewksbury, Melrose, Peabody New Hampshire - South Tamworth, Durham, Newmarket Northeastern Bangladesh - Sylhet district India - Assam, Arunachal Pradesh

13-Jun-98

19-Jun-98

9-Jun-98

12-Jun-98

77

2000

Gujarat State - Kutch, Saurashtra regions, Kandla Port, Rakastan, Pakistan border

9-Jun-98

11-Jun-98

1126

15000

Hanoi

9-Jun-98

10-Jun-98

Java - Tangerang districts - Cipayaeun, Manceri

10-Jun-98

11-Jun-98

180

northern rural New Territories

9-Jun-98

12-Jun-98

24

Southeastern Coast - Kangwon Province Anbyon, Tongchon, Kosong counties

2-Jun-98

5-Jun-98

Counties - Tainan, Kaohsiung, Pintung, Yulin

1-Jun-98

8-Jun-98

300

Nenets Region - Naryan-Mar, Labozhskoye, Velikovisochnoye, Oskolkovo

3-Jun-98

7-Jun-98

49

Balkh Province - Mazar-e Sharif

29-May-98

1-Jun-98

30

100

Northern Kanibadam region, Northern Leninobod Region, Western Hisor District

31-May-98

2-Jun-98

1200

Nairobi

27-May-98

31-May-98

19

800

North Central Oregon - Crook County, Prineville

28-May-98

3-Jun-98

1600

Southwest - Jalal-Abad, Osh, Bazaar-Korgon raion, Susak raion, Carvak

18-May-98

22-May-98

8760

Provinces - Guangdong, Guangxi

24-May-98

1-Jun-98

15

1300

Hunan Province - Changsha, Loudi, Shaoyang

20-May-98

25-May-98

58

106000

Sichuan Province

20-May-98

24-May-98

10

20000

Hubei Province - Xiangfan, Zaoyang, Nanzhang, Xiangyang, Yunyang, Zhongxiang, Jingshan, 0 Changyang, Yichang, Songzi, Xiantao, Suizhou Gansu Province - Yongdeng County, Gaolan County, Ningxia Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Xinjiang Yili Prefecture - Xinyuan County, Huocheng County

20-May-98

25-May-98

15000

20-May-98

21-May-98

37

3600

16-May-98

20-May-98

11

508

Lower Juba Valley south of Jamame

19-May-98

21-May-98

Bartin, Zonguldak, Sakarya, Karabuk, Bolu, Antakaya, Haty, Ceyhan

20-May-98

23-May-98

19

514

mouth of Ganges river

20-May-98

30-May-98

11

Yakutia Province - Lensk, Yakutsk

16-May-98

6-Jun-98

22

15

51000

Fujian province - Nanping city

12-May-98

17-May-98

11

Provinces - East Azerbaijan, Northwestern, Lorestan, Chaharmahal-va-Bakhtiari, Mazandaran Hunan Province - Xiangxi autonomous prefecture, Jishou city, Huaihua, Loudi, Zhangjiajie, Yiyang, Changde Sichuan Province - Dachuan Prefecture Linshui, Dazhu, Kaijiang, Qu Counties

12-May-98

16-May-98

27

1-May-98

5-May-98

2000

7-May-98

13-May-98

Java - Jakarta, Tangerang

11-May-98

13-May-98

Counties - Southhampton, Easthampton, Pemberton, Passaic, Somerset, Burlington, Bergen

11-May-98

13-May-98

124

Hartford

8-May-98

10-May-98

Southeastern Queensland - Bundaberg

6-May-98

11-May-98

Vologda region

4-May-98

7-May-98

Compania region - Naples, Sarno, Siano, Quindici, Bracigliano

1-May-98

7-May-98

148

3463

Alberdi, Pilar, Chaco

1-Mar-98

7-May-98

68

55

85000

Dar es Salaam, coastal belt, Kinondoni, Dala, Temeke

27-Apr-98

4-May-98

4600

East Sepik Province - Ambunti, Angoram districts 0

27-Apr-98

1-May-98

30000

Oklahoma: Tulsa, Stratford Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, South Dakota

26-Apr-98

28-Apr-98

Provinces - Kunar, Heart

26-Apr-98

28-Apr-98

35

Kennedy Town, Mongkok, Yuen, Long Man, Kam, West Kowloon

26-Apr-98

27-Apr-98

South and West Regions - Khatlon, Vose, Kulyab, Muminbad, Sarvine, Kafterkana, 0 Ghabala, Nawabad, Kayanar, Yovan, Qabodiyon East and Central Regions - Gharm, Aini, Navdi, Pamir mountains

24-Apr-98

7-May-98

14

203

20000

24-Apr-98

27-Apr-98

52

1000

Southern Coast Mossel Bay

23-Apr-98

24-Apr-98

200

South Sumatra

15-Apr-98

16-Apr-98

13

400

Provinces - Tarnow, Przemysl, Krosno, Krakow, Rzeszow Tennessee - Knoxville, ChattanoogaGeorgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Southwestern Virginia

20-Apr-98

26-Apr-98

1500

17-Apr-98

21-Apr-98

1200

Rio Grande do Sul - Alegrete

11-Apr-98

11-Apr-98

11200

Nimroz Province

11-Apr-98

11-Apr-98

Faryab

6-Apr-98

10-Apr-98

30

5000

New South Wales - Sydney Narrabeen Lakes, Warringah-Pittwater region, Ku-ring-gai, Willoughby Lane Cove Ohio, Illinois, Indiana - South Lebanon, Columbus, Franklin Counties Argentina - provinces: Corrientes, Chaco, Misiones, Formosa, Chubut. Towns: Resistencia, Corrientes, Paso de la Patria, Villa Rio Negro, Villa Paranacito.Paraguay Central and Eastern Towns - Northampton, Evesham, Milton, Keynes, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Oxfordshire, Stratford, Bedfordshire, Kidlington Bangui

10-Apr-98

10-Apr-98

15-Apr-98

17-Apr-98

14-Apr-98

10-May-98

27

68

700000

10-Apr-98

13-Apr-98

300

6-Apr-98

7-Apr-98

200

Luganville, Espirito, Santo Gaua Island

31-Mar-98

1-Apr-98

800

Southern Quebec and Eastern Ontario Montergie and Beauce Regions

28-Mar-98

6-Apr-98

10

3463

Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire - Errol, Berlin, Gorham

31-Mar-98

7-Apr-98

Kinshasa city's Bandalunga district Southwestern and Central Regions - Lorestan, Kohgiluyeh-Boyer-Ahmad, Khuzaestan, Kermanshah, Esfahan, Chaharmahal-vaBakhtiari Java - Tangerang, Penunggangan, Barat, Karawaci

26-Mar-98

27-Mar-98

28-Mar-98

5-Apr-98

84

10000

24-Mar-98

25-Mar-98

400

Southeast Georgia: Counties - Everett, Glynn, McIntosh

21-Mar-98

23-Mar-98

80

Counties - DeSoto, Pasco

20-Mar-98

24-Mar-98

560

Port Vila

#N/A

20-Mar-98

23-Mar-98

1000

Kitwe, Ipusukilo, Chipata, Caprivi

17-Mar-98

19-Mar-98

288

Tihama Valley in Al Hodeida Governate, AlZahara and Al-Luhyah districts

14-Mar-98

16-Mar-98

1600

Central Java - Blora, Bojonegoro

25-Feb-98

27-Feb-98

Provinces - Hunan, Fujian, Changsa, Nanchang, 0 Jiujiang, Jiangxi, Xiangjian

6-Mar-98

13-Mar-98

130000

Rio de Janeiro

20-Feb-98

21-Feb-98

Tijuana

23-Feb-98

24-Feb-98

800

Coast of Azov Sea to Krasnodar Kuban Region 0 Don Krepkaya, Pavloskaya

18-Feb-98

7-Mar-98

18

88000

Northern Districts - Rodop, Euros

6-Feb-98

7-Feb-98

Districts - Karonga, Nkhotakota, Phalombe

19-Jan-98

4-Feb-98

17

10000

Bardera, Belet, Weyne, Bualle, Jamaame

15-Oct-97

9-Jan-98

87

2311

250000

Welshpool Southern Alabama: Covington, Conecuh, Escambia CountiesNorthern and Central Georgia: Savannah, Ogeechee, Altamaha, Satilla, Suwannee, Albany, Dublin Eastern Cape Province, East London, Umtata, Tsolo, Libode

7-Mar-98

8-Mar-98

7-Mar-98

13-Mar-98

11

18000

1-Mar-98

4-Mar-98

200

Queensland - Gulf Country, Doomadgee, Burketown, Normanton Pakistan - Makran Coastal DistrictIran - Shahr, Baluchistan Province, Sistan-Baluchistan Province Provinces - Kandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Uruzgan, Nimroz

1-Mar-98

6-Mar-98

22

2-Mar-98

5-Mar-98

300

240000

20-Feb-98

27-Feb-98

30

3000

Mocotoro, Guanay, Tipuani, Mapiri

11-Feb-98

13-Feb-98

60

1500

Bourgas, Varna, Plovdiv, Yambol, Sofia, Meric

14-Dec-97

16-Feb-98

65

200

Asuncion

15-Dec-97

13-Feb-98

61

50

100000

Provinces - Piura, Tumbes, Ancash, Cajamarca, 0 Cerro de Pasco, Lambayeque USA - Coastal California: San Francisco, Tijuana, Rosarito, Sacramento, San Joaquin valleysMexico: Tijuana Florida: Keys, Miami, N FloridaGeorgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, New Jersey

10-Feb-98

15-Mar-98

34

364

3-Feb-98

21-Feb-98

19

13

3500

3-Feb-98

24-Feb-98

22

42

North West Territory - Les

25-Jan-98

28-Jan-98

24

Ica, Guayas, El Oro, Manabi, Los Rios Kenya: Voi, Nairobi-Mombasa Highway, Tsavo National Park, Garissa Tanzania: Lakes Victoria and Tanganyika, North Zambia, Mwanga district, Kilimanjaro region

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Kantanga, Oriental, Mbandaka, Kisangani, Kinshasha, Lubumbashi, Katuba, Bukama, Lufira, Upemba

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Queensland - Townsville Area

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

States - Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu (Madras)

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Mansura, the Delta - Damiette province, Sinai peninsula

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Cordoba Province

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Texas - Killeen, Austin, Waco

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Central and Northern - Nkhotakota district

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

East Java - Probolinggo district

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

North Sumatra Province - Medan municipality, Langkat, Deli Serdang, Binjai

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Damascus, Khan al-Sheih, Raqaba province, Palmyra province, Qatana, Deir Ezzor

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Pacific coast, Andes Mountains, village of Arrayan

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Mbale district, Tororo district

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

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Mara region - Serengeti national park

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

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#N/A

Garissa

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

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Madeira Islands

#N/A

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#N/A

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Omduran

#N/A

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Khorasan Province - Bojnurd region

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Jizza, Umm Joza district

#N/A

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#N/A

#N/A

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Eilat, Beersheba, Negev desert, Qumran area, Jerusalem

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Aswan Province, Suez Province, Zafarana, Sinai 0 peninsula

#N/A

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#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Coastal areas - Mombasa

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

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Mazandaran Province - Zinvand, Gara Mahalleh, 0 Zirvan

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Andhra Pradesh State - Guntoor, Prakasham

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Kyushu - Kagoshima Prefecture, Miyazaki Prefecture, Amami Islands

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

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Hunan province - Hengyang, Zhuzhou, Chenzhou

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

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Inchon, Far South, Chungchong Province Okchon

#N/A

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Provinces - Lai Chau, Phu Tho

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Agri Province - Dogubayazit

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#N/A

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Ilam District

#N/A

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#N/A

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Guangxi province - Gongcheng

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Maharashtra State - Bombay, Puna

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

States - Kedah, Perlis, mainland Penang

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Kashmir and Jammu State - Srinagar

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Michigan - Detroit, Oakland county, Genesee County, Berkley, Wayne County, Saginaw Counties, Hamtramck, Macomb County

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Central areas

#N/A

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#N/A

#N/A

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Giresun Province - Espiye

#N/A

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Northern Hsinchu County - Chienshih

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Provinces - West Azarbaijan, East Azarbaijan, Ardebil, Kurdestan Shikoku - Hyogo prefecture (Takarazuka)Chugoku - Hiroshima PrefectureKyushu - Kagoshima Prefecture

#N/A

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#N/A

#N/A

Assam State - Karimganj, Hailakandi, Cachar

#N/A

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#N/A

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Sichuan Province - Xingwen

#N/A

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States - Kerala (Aduiumaly), Kernataka

#N/A

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Gansu Province

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Yunnan Province - Nujiang Prefecture, Qujing Prefecture, Jinping county

#N/A

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Shikoku - Wakayama Prefecture

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Punjab Province - ChakwalNorthwest Frontier Province - Manshera, Balakot, Shinkiari

#N/A

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#N/A

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Kashmir - Sarli Sacha, Panjor Bandi

#N/A

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28 of 40 provinces.

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Darfur Region - Nyala, Fashir, Aid al-Fursan

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#N/A

Kowloon

#N/A

#N/A

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Usulutan Province

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Sichuan Province - Liangshan region

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Yunnan Province: Zhaotong Prefecture - Yiliang, 0 Daguan, Yanjin, Zhenxiong

#N/A

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Provinces - Havana, Matanzas, Santiago, 0 Holguin, Camaguey, Ciego de Avila, Cienfuegos

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Hunan Province - Changsha, Liuyang

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Accra, Tema

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Bihor Region - Suplacu de Barcau

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Normandy - La Vaupaliere

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Tokyo, Kanagawa prefecture, Shizuoka Prefecture (Izu peninsula), Nagoya

#N/A

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Dibba al-Baih, Oman-United Arab Emirates border

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Texas - Hill Country of south Texas, Bandera, San Antonio, Austin, Corpus Christi, Victoria

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Valparaiso, San Antonio, Santiago

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Khorasan Province - Ardaghan village, Aslandooz

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Yeosu city, Koyang, Chunchon, Chungchung province

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Ardebil Province - Khalkhal, Meshkin-Shahr, Pars-Abad, Bileh-Savar Moghan, Garmi

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Gujarat state - Mehsana, Faisalabad, Gujranvad 0

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Lombardy Region - Como, LezzenoSouth Tyrol Region Provinces - KwaZulu-Natal (Donnybrook, Mpophomeni), Northern Cape (Springbok, Eksteensfontein), Eastern Cape, Western Cape

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Fujian Province

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Guangxi Province - Beiliu

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Provinces - Balkh, Jowzjan, Takhar, Baghlan, Sar-e-Pol, Faryab

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Guangdong Province

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Luzon - Manilla, Zambales, Rizal, Bulcan, Pampanga, Bataan

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Akskaisky region - Krasny

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Arba Minch region

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Krasnoyarsk region - Vorogovo, Zosino

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Khorasan Province - Birjand

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Tbilisi - Kvemo Kartli district, Mestia region

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Ibadan

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States - La Paz, Pando, Beni

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Provinces - Guayas, El Oro

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Asir Region (Al-Wadeen, Ukabat Dale)

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Provinces - Kerman (Kahnouj), Lorestan, Khuzestan

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Amman

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Tbilisi

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Southeast of Rabat

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States - Minas Gerais (Juvenilia, Elbanck Camara, Belo Horizonte, Riberao das Neves, Baldim), North Rio de Janeiro

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South and West: Antalya, Edirne, Izmire

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South and Central Greece: Corinth, Aiyion, Athens, Crete

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Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - Xinyuan County, Ili Prefecture

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Provinces - Medina (Yanbu), Makkah (Jiddah)

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Provinces - Sao Paulo (Registro, Eldorado), Parana

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Northwest: Lezhe

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Spain - Extremadura (Badajoz), AndalusiaPortual - Alentejo, Algarve, Ourique, Pomerol

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Azores Islands - Sao Miguel, Ribeira QuentePortugal - Madeira, Lisbon, Setubal, Evora, Portalegre, Santarem Chiapas - Yajalon, Sabanilla, Petalcingo, Tila, Tumbala Somalia: Tiyeglow, Bardera, Gedo regionNortheastern KenyaEthiopia - Somali State Greece - Patras, AthensTurkey - Istanbul, Izmir, Bursa

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Provinces - Rio Grande do Sul (Itaqui), Santa Catarina, Parana

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Bolivar Province - Carmen de Bolivar

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Southern Brazil: South Parana - Uniao da VitoriaNortheast Argentina Southern Paraguay South Oaxaca - Santiago, EscondidoSouthwest Guerrero - Acapulco, Puerto Southern Provinces - Andelucia (Almeria), Murcia, Valencia (Alicante)

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Provinces - Quang Ngai, Quang Nam-Da Nang, Nghe An Central: El Hajeb, Taza, Khenifra, Marrakesh, Meknes, Imouzzer-Handar, Rommani, Atlas Mountains.

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States - Oaxaca, Chiapas, Guerrero

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Dehiowita, Kegalle, Yatiyantota, Avissawella.

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Northeastern provinces - Nong Khai

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East: Mehtar Lam

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Provinces - Punjab, Northwest Frontier Shinkiari, Gilgit, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Jhelum, Chenab, Sutlej Guangdong Province - Zhanjiang, Maoming, YangjiangHong Kong

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Taroudant, Hoceima, Benslimane, Settat

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Provinces - Chumphon, Surat Thani, Phang Nga, Phuket, Surat, Krabi, Ranong

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Northern areas

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Pegu Division - Mon State - Sittaung, Jaing

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North and West: Berber Province

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Anhui Province - Jinhua City, WenlingZhejiang Province - Taizhou city, Shanghai

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Luzon Provinces - Pampanga, Bataan, Zambales, Bulacan, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija Himachal Pradesh State - Himachi, Radesh, Chiragon, Wangtu Andhara, Chandigarh, Chirgaon

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Northeast Taiwan - Taipei

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Northern Arizona: Antelope Canyon, Havasupai Indian Reservation

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States - Bihar, West Bengal

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Provinces - Guangdong, Hong Kong

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Northern Colorado - Fort Collins

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Carpathian Mountains Southern Foothills, Caras0 Severin, Prahova, Dimbovita

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East: Oderbruch, Frankfurt-an-der-Oder, Ziltendorf

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Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Comilla, Bandarban, Rangamati hill

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Klodzko, Opole, Raciborz, Wroclaw, Slubice

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Eastern regions

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North: Pitea

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Provinces - Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Guizhou, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian

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East: Ilam

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Hawardre district, Jowhar

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Chittagong, Cox's Bazar

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West and Southwest Washington - Seattle, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, Aberdeen, Port Orchard

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Amazonian state of Acre - Rio Branco

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Kentucky - Salt Licking Green, StanleySouthwestern Ohio, Tennessee, Indiana, West Viriginia

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Caia, Nsanje, Chikwawa, Makhanga

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Qalquilya, Wadi Kaneh, West Bank

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North Illinois: Chicago, Hillsdale, Erie

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Andes Tamburco District

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8 of the 9 departments - Santa Cruz, La Paz

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Farafangana, Vohipeno, Vondrozo, Vangaindrano, Befotaka, Midongy Sud

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Southern Districts - Barisal, Bhola, Patuakhali, Chittagong, Ranagamati

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California - North/CentralNevada - Reno

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Oregon, Washington, Idaho

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Costal areas

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Northwest Albania: Lezha area

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Northern Provinces: Santiago, Peurto Plata

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Le Borgne

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Provinces: Aswan, Sohag, Asyut, Minya, Qena

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Mazandaran province

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Vatnajoekull glacier

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Andhra Pradesh State: East and West Godavari districts

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Central Somolia: Jowhar

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Bahr el-Ghazal State: Bor, Tonj

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States: Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu (Madras)

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Java: Central Java Province - Banyumas, Cilacap, Kebumen, capital city Semarang Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania

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Honduras: Provinces - OlanchoCosta Rica: Provinces - Guanacaste, San Jose, Puntarenas, 0 Cartago, Limon

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Central Provinces: Kanchanaburi, Bangkok

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Southern Provinces: An Giang, Dong Thap, Tien 0 Giang

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Central and Northern Regions: Bihac, Odzak

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Provinces: Guangdong (Liezhou Peninsula), Hainan Island

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Texas Panhandle: Perryton

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Nova Scotia: Cape Breton, Halifax, St. Paul's Island, Bedford

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Baja California: Todos Santos, San Jose del Cabo, Cabo San Lucas Cambodia Provinces: Phnom Penh, Ratankiri, Kratie, Prey Veng, Kampong Cham, Steung Treng, Pursat, Battambang, Siem Reap, Kompong ThomLaos Provinces: Savannakhet, Puerto Rico: Mayaguez, San Juan, St. Croix, Ponce, Guayama, Loiza, Punta Diamante, AreciboDominican Republic: Hispaniola, Samana Peninsula Khartoum province

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Northern Nepal

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Virginia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, Washington D.C.

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Punjab province

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Provinces: Khartoum, Omdurman

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North Korea Provinces: Hwanghae, North Phyongan, KangwonSouth Korea Provinces: Kangwon

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Provinces: Vinh Phu, Lai Chau, Son La, Lao Cai 0

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Western and Central Ethiopia regions: Gambella, Wondji, East-Shoa, Oromo, Afar

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Ulan Bator

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Pyrenees: Huesca Province, Las Nieves campsite

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Istanbul

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Provinces: Fujian, Guangdong

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Far East Provinces: Primorye (Dalnerechensk), Khabarovsk

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Luzon Provinces: Pampanga, Bulacan, Tarlac, Bataan

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Guangxi Province: Guigang, Guiping, Pingnan, Tengxian, Cangwu, Wuzhou

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Sindhupalchok District: Tatopani

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Central and Southern Districts: Manikganj, Dhaka, Munshiganj, Rajbari, Faridpur, Madaripur, Shariatpur

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Southern Quebec: Saguenay-Lac St. Jean region 0

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Western Pennsylnvania

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Northern and Central Provinces: Chumphon, Chiang Rai, Nan, Nong Khai, Udon Thani, Rayong, Ranong Bihar state: Kishanganj, Darbhanga, Sitamarhi, Saharsa districts

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West Bengal, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam

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Provinces: East and West Azerbaijan

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Northern Sumatra: Band Aceh

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Southern Amazon: Amazona state

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Siberia: Irkutsk Region

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Provinces: Zhejiang, Anhui

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Northern and Western Districts: Jamalpur, Sherpur, Khagrachari, Sirajganj, Netrakona, Gaibandha, Rangamati

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Rajasthan state

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Regions: Toscana, Veneto, Lombardia, Emilia Romagna

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Provinces: Guizhou, Guangdong (Yanxi, Yanjiang, Daling)

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Maryland, Pennsylvania

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Central and Eastern Yemen Provinces: Shabwa, 0 Maarib, Abyan, Hadramut, Al-Jawf

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Beledweyne

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Jiangxi province (Fuzhou, Yichun, Ji'an, Yifeng)

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Eastern Ethiopia Regions: Afar, Somali

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Western Yemen: Hudayda and Taiz regions

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West Virginia, Kentuckey (Pike County), Ohio

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Missouri, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois

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Pernambuco state: Recife

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Southwestern, Western, Northern Provinces: Faryab, Faizabad-Badakhshan Nyanza province: Kano, Lower Nyakach, Karachuonyo, Kisumu district (West Nyakach), Homa Bay district (East Karachuonyo) Districts: Luhanska, Rivnenska, Khmelnitska, Belovodski, Starobelski, Swatovski, Markovski, Kremenski, Ivanofrankovsk, Kolomyisky, Snyatovsky South Sumatra: Ulu Musi district - Lahat Regency (Galang, Tanjung Agung) Provinces: Khuzestan, Lorestan, Hamadan (Saveh), Ilam (Abdanan, Shirvan, Qhardaval, Zarin Abad)

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Java: Pekalongan District

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Central and Southern Provinces: Zambezia, Gaza (Xai Xai, Chokwe), Maputo, Inhambane Provinces: Rio de Janeiro (Itaguai, Vidigal, Rio das Pedras, Rocinha, Sao Conrado, Barra da Tijuca, Jacarepagua), Sao Paulo

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Provinces: Mpumalanga, Gauteng, Free State, North West, Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Northern Oregon, Idaho (Counties: Benwah, Bonner, Boundary, Clearwater, Kootenai, Latah, Lewis, Nez Perce, Shoshone, Nez Perce Indian Reservation), Washington, Montana Jakarta

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Provinces: Cartago (Turrialba), Limon (Siquirres, 0 Limon), Heredia

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Northern province: Giyani district, Mapayeni Village, Kruger Park

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Province: Gaza (Chokwe)

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Languedoc-Roussillon Province - Herault region: Beziers, Puisserguier, Cassenon, Agde, 0 Serignan, Puissalicon, Magalas

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Durban, Ladysmith, Tokoza South: Provinces - Essaouira, Azilal, Settat, Taroudant; Region - Chichaoua.North: Provinces - Tangiers, Chefchaouen, Kenitra; Region - Gharb.Center: Provinces Chateauguay, Quebec (town of Hinchinbrooke)

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Gokwe, Musampakaruma

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New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, New Jersey

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Regions: Bocas del Toro, Chiriqui, Panama, Cocle

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Maputo province

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Mindanao: Surigao del Sur province (San Miguel) 0

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Jakarta

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Central and Southern Brazil: Sao Paulo, Sao Jose dos Campos, Rio de Janeiro, Bauru, Santa 0 Catarina, Minas Gerais, Rio Grande do Sul North: Transylvania, Moldova, Maramures, Cluj, NeamtCentral: Mures, Alba, Hunedoara, BacauSouth: Arad

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Kwazulu Natal province - Pietermaritzburg

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Luzon Provinces: Aurora, Cagayan, Isabela

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Fujaira

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Mindanao: Davao Province

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Bay of Bengal region: Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna 0

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Mogadishu

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Izmir Province

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Jeddah

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Luzon (Quezon), Negros, Panay, Cebu

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Andhra Pradesh State

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Deveci, Siazon

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Florida: Southern Counties - Hendry, Martin, Palm Beach, St. Lucie

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Provinces: Los Santos, Panama

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Guanacaste Province

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Mono, Zou

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Districts: Ratnapura, Kegalle

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Pampanga Province

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Provinces: Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, Quang Nam0 Danang, Quang Tri, Quang Binh Western Florida: Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Bay, Gulf, FranklinSouthern Alabama: Escambia, ConecuhNorthwestern GeorgiaNorth Carolina Chinandega, Rivas

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States: Campeche, Tabasco, Quintana Roo, Yucatan, Chiapas

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Pinar del Rio

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Luzon: Pampanga, Palayan City, Manila, BatangasPanay: IloiloLeyte SamarNegros: Bukidnon Northern Districts: Dinajpur, Gaibandha, Naogaon, Santahar, Dhaka Padma, Rajshahi, Rangpur, Bogra

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Provinces: Usulutan, San Vicente, La Paz

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States: Bihar, West Bengal, Assam

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Sagaing, Ayewardy

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West and Southeastern Chad: Kanem, MoyenChari

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Honshu: Chugoku, ShikokuKyushu

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Provinces: Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Kegalle, Da Nang, Dong Thap, Dong Thap, Kien Gang, An Giang, Tien Giang, Vinh Long, Can Tho Central and Northern TogoCentral and Southwest Benin: Zou Province, Athieme Prefecture

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Northern and Western Provinces: Has, Shkodra, 0 Lushnja, Buna, Lezhe

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Alaska: Anchorage, Kenai Peninsula, Matanuska-Susitna

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Provinces: Khammouane, Vientiane, Savannakhet, Champassak Mae Nam Khong

17-Sep-95

22-Sep-95

5120

Provinces: Rattanakiri, Kratie

18-Sep-95

25-Sep-95

40000

States: Sonora, Mazatlan

18-Sep-95

2-Oct-95

15

1348

Hachijo Island, Miyake Island, Tokyo region

14-Sep-95

22-Sep-95

50

25000

El Progreso, Valle de Sula Valley, La Lima Guadeloupe, Antigua, Dominica, Dutch Antilles, St. Martin, Guadeloupe, St. Kitts, Nevis, Dutch Antilles, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Barbados, Martinique

15-Sep-95

18-Sep-95

500

9-Sep-95

12-Sep-95

30

6000

Sikkim State

5-Sep-95

18-Sep-95

14

20

24000

Provinces: Taza, Taounate, Fez

5-Sep-95

8-Sep-95

35

States: Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh

3-Sep-95

6-Sep-95

43

228

Southern Taiwan

1-Sep-95

20-Sep-95

20

600

2000000

Mindanao: South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat

4-Sep-95

15-Sep-95

12

180

50000

Luzon: Pampanga, Zambales, Tarlac, Manilla, Bataan

29-Aug-95

6-Sep-95

45000

North Carolina, South Carolina, Southeastern Georgia Eastern Islands: Martinique, Guadeloupe, Antigua, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Lucia, Dominica, St. Kitts

26-Aug-95

29-Aug-95

300

26-Aug-95

28-Aug-95

Provinces: Lezhe, Miredita, Laci

19-Aug-95

26-Aug-95

Central Provinces: North Kyongsang, South Chungchong, Kyunggi

24-Aug-95

27-Aug-95

53

16000

Southern Region: Marrakesh, Ouarzazate, Taroudant, Ourika Valley

17-Aug-95

18-Aug-95

166

210

Districits: Netrokona, Sirajganj, Gaibandha, Jamalpur, Rajshahi

16-Aug-95

23-Aug-95

26

1000000

Magete, Addis Ababa

11-Aug-95

18-Aug-95

44

2000

Jos - Anguwan Rukuba area

7-Aug-95

10-Aug-95

30

Ohio: Coutnies - Champaign, Licking, Logan, Marion, Mercer, Miami, Scioto, ShelbyWest Virginia: Counties - Kanawha, Lincoln Guatemala: El Naranjo, Chibuj, Milagro, Pepoptum, Maria Linda, Coyolate, SantiagoMexico: Chiapas

7-Aug-95

18-Aug-95

12

1000

4-Aug-95

23-Aug-95

20

17

7100

Provinces: Jilin, Liaoning

25-Jul-95

28-Aug-95

35

123

3000000

Provinces: Phayao, Pichit, Pitsanuloke, Nakhon Sawan

1-Aug-95

9-Nov-95

101

260

4220000

Provinces: Huichun, Chagan, Pyongyang, Hwanghae, North Pyongyang

1-Aug-95

8-Sep-95

39

68

500000

Luzon Provinces: Pampanga, Zambales, Tarlac

29-Jul-95

31-Jul-95

20000

Provinces: Punjab, Sindh, Baluchistan, North West Frontier

19-Jul-95

10-Aug-95

23

600

600000

Northern Districts: Kurigam, Netrokona, Gaibandha, Sherpur

4-Jul-95

22-Jul-95

19

250

15000000

Southern Ghana - Accra

5-Jul-95

7-Jul-95

22

55000

Alberta: Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer

5-Jul-95

12-Jul-95

5000

Provinces: Sichuan, Hubei

5-Jul-95

19-Jul-95

15

65

25000

Asuncion

5-Jul-95

5-Jul-95

27000

Lome Districts

3-Jul-95

5-Jul-95

150000

republic of Abkhazia

1-Jul-95

11-Jul-95

11

Kharkov

29-Jun-95

11-Jul-95

13

Central and Western Cities: Havana, Matanzas, Cienfuegos, Sancti Spiritus, Ciego de Avila, Villa 0 Clara

21-Jun-95

23-Jun-95

5000

States: Assam, Meghalaya

20-Jun-95

23-Jun-95

17

1000000

Eastern Districts: Baglung, Lamjung, Solukhumbu, Khotang, Okhaldhunga

19-Jun-95

25-Jul-95

37

139

10000

North and East Districts: Sylhet, Sirajganj, Sunamganj, Gaibandha, Netrokona, Tangail, Moulavibazar, Khagrachari, Maikganj Azerbaijan Beilagan, Gakh, Agdash, Adjabedi, Barda, Gekchay, Shaki, Lenkoran, Yardimili, Lerik, Astara

16-Jun-95

23-Jun-95

105

2000000

15-Jun-95

25-Jun-95

11

1500000

Mizoram State

2-Jun-95

3-Jun-95

40

3200

Southern, Eastern, and Central regions

1-Jun-95

14-Jun-95

14

4000

Southern Germany

1-Jun-95

5-Jun-95

Tehran Province: Khavar-Shah township

31-May-95

3-Jun-95

10

200

Dar es Salaam

27-May-95

1-Jun-95

20000

Counties: Olt, Teleorman, Gorj, Dolj, Arges

23-May-95

26-May-95

1000

Divisions: Chittagong, Khulna, Dhaka, Barisal

17-May-95

24-May-95

41

351000

Provinces: Jiangxi, Hunan, Hubei, Anhui, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangxi, Guangdong, Guizhou, Jiangsu Provinces: Western, Northwestern, Sabaragamuwa, Southern

15-May-95

15-Aug-95

93

1530

7000000

7-May-95

11-May-95

40000

Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, 0 Oklahoma Sumatra: North Sumatra - Tapanuli Selatan, Labuhan Batu. Bengkulu - Rejang Lebong Java: Central Java - Cilacap district

10-May-95

1-Jun-95

23

5000

1-May-95

13-May-95

13

55

17500

Louisiana: New Orleans

7-May-95

13-May-95

20000

Eastern Ogaden Region

28-Apr-95

15-May-95

18

27

89875

Piemonte Region Provinces: Cuneo, Asti, Turin

24-Apr-95

30-Apr-95

Khorasan Province: Mashhad

21-Apr-95

23-Apr-95

50

Takhar Province: Chai Aab district

19-Apr-95

21-Apr-95

10

6000

Guangdong Province

20-Apr-95

21-Apr-95

40

300000

Buenos Aires Province

6-Apr-95

11-Apr-95

6000

Caspian Sea regions: Dagestan, Kalmykia

14-Mar-95

14-Mar-95

2400

California

8-Mar-95

20-Mar-95

13

15

10000

Imbeya District

4-Mar-95

10-Mar-95

2000

Western Australia: Onslow, KalgoorieNew South Wales: SydneyVictoria: Melbourne

5-Mar-95

13-Mar-95

Villages: Palapye, Mahalapye

23-Feb-95

2-Mar-95

20

2000

Asuncion

14-Feb-95

21-Feb-95

20000

Sao Paulo

6-Feb-95

13-Feb-95

27

3000

Java: East Java, West JavaSumatra: Riau, Jambi, West Sumatra

3-Feb-95

17-Feb-95

15

47

37000

23-Jan-95

7-Feb-95

16

30

294100

Britanny

20-Jan-95

30-Jan-95

11

16

5000

Cordoba Province

15-Jan-95

20-Jan-95

1000

Sumatra: Riau

9-Jan-95

11-Jan-95

10000

Northern Transvaal

8-Jan-95

9-Jan-95

Northern Malawi

7-Jan-95

9-Jan-95

Northern California Counties: Marin, Lake, Tehema, Sonoma, Napa

3-Jan-95

17-Jan-95

15

11

6000

Leyte, Negros (Bacolod), Samar, Cebu, Panay

19-Dec-94

23-Dec-94

10

548000

Djibouti

9-Dec-94

15-Dec-94

40

100000

West Sumatra Province - Pesisir Selatan

2-Dec-94

7-Dec-94

640

Bosasso

19-Nov-94

21-Nov-94

30

Djibouti, Ali-Sabieh, Dikhil Western Provinces: Bushehr, Kermanshah, Khuzestan, Lorestan, Ilam, Hamedan, Chaharmahal-Bakhtiari, KohkiluyehBoyerahmad, Tehran North Omo Zone - Gofa, Guba Ganchilla

17-Nov-94

22-Nov-94

70

100000

14-Nov-94

28-Nov-94

15

13

40000

12-Nov-94

18-Nov-94

22

Eastern Cuba, Northwest Coast

6-Nov-94

14-Nov-94

100000

6-Nov-94

14-Nov-94

Port-au-Prince, Jacmel, Leogane, Ganthier

5-Nov-94

15-Nov-94

11

400

Southwestern Regions: Shabelle, Juba

4-Nov-94

11-Nov-94

100

Provinces: Asyut - Dronka (Durunka), Sohag, Qena

2-Nov-94

8-Nov-94

593

100000

West Nusa Tenggara Province

1-Nov-94

4-Nov-94

31

Mafrak, Zarka, Maan, Madaba

1-Nov-94

4-Nov-94

21

Northern Regions: Piedmont, Cuneo, Liguria, Tuscany, Piacenza

1-Nov-94

10-Nov-94

10

83

10308

Andhra Pradesh coast

30-Oct-94

4-Nov-94

230

16000

Athens, Rhodes Island, Kardhitsa Region, Kasos Island

24-Oct-94

27-Oct-94

14

1000

Tamil Nadu - Madras

27-Oct-94

31-Oct-94

40

Shandong Province: Longtan Waterfall, Laoshan 0 Mountains

19-Oct-94

20-Oct-94

17

Leyte: Tacloban City, MaasinMindanao: Surigao del Sur - Tandag, Tago

18-Oct-94

22-Oct-94

12

12480

Luzon: Manila, Rizal, Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, 0 Quezon, Polilio Islands

18-Oct-94

22-Oct-94

50000

Texas: Houston

17-Oct-94

23-Oct-94

19

10000

Suchitepequez Province - Chicacao

9-Oct-94

13-Oct-94

10

Provinces: Bordj Bou Arreridj, Tiaret, Bouira, Tissemslit, Naama, Djelfa, Adrar

21-Sep-94

26-Sep-94

32

1200

Luzon: Mount Pinatubo area

19-Sep-94

24-Sep-94

16

10000

Maritime Territory (Primorye): Nokhodka, Vladivostok

17-Sep-94

26-Sep-94

10

13

700000

16-Sep-94

20-Sep-94

4000

Nigeria: Borno State - MaiduguriNiger: Agadez

11-Sep-94

15-Sep-94

142

180000

Logone-Chari Province

9-Sep-94

14-Sep-94

400

Provinces: An Giang, Dong Thap, Kien Giang, Long An

3-Sep-94

18-Dec-94

107

407

2000000

Parma, Livorno

2-Sep-94

3-Sep-94

Orissa State - Districts: Cuttack, Kendrapara, Jagatsinghpur, Puri, Malkangiri

2-Sep-94

7-Sep-94

Himachal Pradesh State - Mandi, Hamirpur districts

31-Aug-94

5-Sep-94

20

Provinces: Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Phayao, Phitsanulok, Khanchanburi

30-Aug-94

7-Sep-94

10

Maharashtra State - Nagpur

26-Aug-94

2-Sep-94

26

Kyonggi Province, Taean, South Chungchong Province, Seoul, Yongin

26-Aug-94

30-Aug-94

2000

Addis Ababa. northern Wollo region.

25-Aug-94

31-Aug-94

87

6000

Regions: Telenesht, Arkhei, Strasheny, Khenchesht, Chemeshlia

24-Aug-94

29-Aug-94

47

1300

Balochistan Province - Sibi Division

22-Aug-94

27-Aug-94

24

Himachal Pradesh State - Kullu District, Baladhi Village

20-Aug-94

23-Aug-94

Regions: Southern Andean, La Josefina

20-Aug-94

24-Aug-94

500

Southern Gonder Province - Kemkem, Tach Gayint

15-Aug-94

18-Aug-94

18

Zhejiang Province - WenzhouJiangsu Province - Shanghai, Suzhou

21-Aug-94

24-Aug-94

762

600000

Central and Southern Pakistan - Sindh Province, 0 Bhakkar, Kotri

9-Aug-94

15-Aug-94

26

40000

Ghazni Province - Qara Bagh

8-Aug-94

11-Aug-94

Southern and Western Niger

1-Aug-94

10-Aug-94

10

27

20000

Himachal Pradesh State: resort in Fojal villiage, Kulu District

8-Aug-94

10-Aug-94

11

Uttar Pradesh State

4-Aug-94

11-Aug-94

53

3000

Hong Kong, Southern Guangdong Province

6-Aug-94

10-Aug-94

14

Provinces: Norther Kordofan (Hamrat el Waz, Dongola), Darfur, Al Wusta (Jebel Aulia refugee camp), Al Khartum (Khartoum) Bashkortostan: Beloretsk, Bashkiria region villages of Tirlyan, Avzalovo, Kazylyarovo, Alakagovo

4-Aug-94

17-Aug-94

14

2000

5-Aug-94

8-Aug-94

20

1000

Southern Taiwan - Kaohsiung

7-Aug-94

16-Aug-94

10

3600

Provinces: Kampang Speu, Kandal, Western Pursat, Northwestern Battambang

30-Jul-94

8-Aug-94

10

22000

Batanes IslandsNorthern Luzon Provinces Cagayan, Isabela, Aurora

6-Aug-94

10-Aug-94

South and East: Hualien

1-Aug-94

4-Aug-94

10

Northern and Western Provinces: Lampang, Nan, Kanchanaburi, Phrae, Chiang Rai, Mae Hong Son, Tak, Phayao, Chiang Mai

28-Jul-94

2-Aug-94

10000

Afar Region - Dubti District

28-Jul-94

3-Aug-94

30000

Northern Luzon Provinces, Mt. Pinatubo, Manila

23-Jul-94

3-Aug-94

12

37

264837

Panay, Negros Islands

22-Jul-94

2-Aug-94

12

18000

Provinces: Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia Northern autonomous region

23-Jul-94

13-Aug-94

22

128

2000000

Macau, Hong Kong - Zhuhai, Shenzhen

22-Jul-94

27-Jul-94

10

2000

Lai Chau Province: Dien Bien District, Muong Lay township

15-Jul-94

31-Jul-94

17

21

172

Luzon Provinces: Pampanga, Bataan, Zambales, Bulacan.

15-Jul-94

20-Jul-94

114674

Provinces Sindh, Punjab, Gudu, Sukkuer

11-Jul-94

16-Sep-94

68

333

30000

Hubei Province

11-Jul-94

18-Jul-94

41

Northern Luzon Provinces: Cagayan, La Union, Pangasinan, Dagupan City

10-Jul-94

16-Jul-94

Sistan-Baluchestan Province: Iranshahr, Khash

9-Jul-94

11-Jul-94

24

Quetta

4-Jul-94

8-Jul-94

12

Himachal Pradesh State - Kullu, Kangra Districts 0

3-Jul-94

12-Jul-94

10

60

Buryatia Region

2-Jul-94

7-Jul-94

Florida Panhandle: BlountstownGeorgia: Bainbridge, Americus, Albany, MaconSoutheast Alabama States: Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, JammuKashmir, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Kerala, Punjab

1-Jul-94

15-Jul-94

15

32

20000

1-Jul-94

24-Jul-94

24

617

800000

Western Cape Province - Capetown

24-Jun-94

28-Jun-94

3000

Kentucky

22-Jun-94

27-Jun-94

Ramu Village, Cox's Bazar, Chittagong

14-Jun-94

22-Jun-94

Provinces: Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi, Fujian, Zhejiang

9-Jun-94

29-Jun-94

21

719

Cauca Province - Toribio, Pitalito, Toez, Irlanda, Talaga, Simbola, Cupritas, Belancazar.

5-Jun-94

9-Jun-94

240

Sylhet District

1-Jun-94

6-Jun-94

11000

Town of Artik, Villiages of Nor Kyank, Vardakar.

31-May-94

1-Jun-94

400

Nizhni Novogorod Region - Villiages of Diveyevo, Voznesenskoye, Satis

28-May-94

30-May-94

Ehaliyadoa

25-May-94

28-May-94

Fujian Province - Sanming, Nanping, Longyan, Putian, Quanzhou, Fuzhou

1-May-94

9-May-94

70

2000

Jiangxi Province

1-May-94

3-May-94

95

Kasese district - Kyarumbar subcounty, Rwenzori Mountain slopes

30-Apr-94

2-May-94

11

Districts: Nokhali, Chittagong, Janakantha, Ittefaq

19-Apr-94

23-Apr-94

20

12000

Missouri, Ohio, Kansas, Central and Southern Illinois, Oklahoma

9-Apr-94

18-Apr-94

10

4000

Regions: Volgograd, Tambov, Oryol, Penza, Kalmykia, Rostov

6-Apr-94

14-Apr-94

13

2795

Sirajganj

29-Mar-94

2-Apr-94

16

100000

Mindanao Provinces: Davao del Norte, Davao Oriental, Davao del Sur

18-Mar-94

31-Mar-94

14

16821

Al-Bouweidah area - Ramtha

24-Mar-94

26-Mar-94

300

Alabama, Georgia

24-Mar-94

28-Mar-94

35

Central Java - Cepu district, Ngawi districtEast Java - Lamongan district, Kedungkerep

23-Mar-94

26-Mar-94

12

83125

Kalmykia

17-Mar-94

22-Mar-94

Sumbawa Island: West Nusa Tenggara province 0 - Bima

12-Mar-94

16-Mar-94

50000

Khorasan province: Torbat-e-heidariyeh

11-Mar-94

14-Mar-94

80

Lima, Batanchaca, Callao

27-Feb-94

6-Mar-94

17

120000

Southeast - Chittagong City

26-Feb-94

2-Mar-94

13

North Sumatra Province: Medan district Lumban Julu Village

11-Feb-94

14-Feb-94

Jungle and Andes Provinces: Junin, Cajamarca, 0 Jauja, Satipo, Oxapampa

31-Jan-94

20-Feb-94

21

63

12000

Antananarivo, Toamasina

31-Jan-94

16-Feb-94

17

200

50000

Town of Florida

31-Jan-94

2-Feb-94

16

60000

Central Java - Brebes district, Banjumas RegionEast Java

28-Jan-94

31-Jan-94

Southeastern Papua New Guinea

16-Jan-94

20-Jan-94

Brisbane, Great Barrier Reef area

16-Jan-94

20-Jan-94

13

West Java - Bandung District

12-Jan-94

22-Jan-94

11

10

50700

Southeast Tanzania: Kilwa district - Lindi region 0 Kinjumbi, Mtiyarambungo Villages.

9-Jan-94

13-Jan-94

31

7000

Southern Luzon: Sorsogon Province ManitoVisayasNorthern Mindanao Southern England - West Sussex and Kent .Towns: Polperro, Uckfield, Barnham, Lamberhurst area. Rivers: Pol, Uck, Tiese, the Lesser Tiese and the Beult Central highlands, Chimbu Province

4-Jan-94

8-Jan-94

29

14000

30-Dec-93

31-Dec-93

300

29-Dec-93

30-Dec-93

14

3500

Mindanao Island - Surigao del Norte province and Butuan City Java Island -West Java province districts: Tanggerang, Serang and Lebak; Cidurian and Ciujung rivers Dead Sea area. Eilat town. Ein Gedi nature reserve

27-Dec-93

28-Dec-93

12000

26-Dec-93

27-Dec-93

8000

23-Dec-93

23-Dec-93

Zakarpatskaya (Transcarpathia) region

20-Dec-93

24-Dec-93

25000

Kelantan state - Kota Bahru, Pasir Mas, Tumpat, Kuala Krai. Other states affected were 0 Trengganu, Pahang, Perak, Johore and Sabah. Padas River Southern Germany -- States: Saarland, Rheinland-Palatinate, Baden-Wuerttemberg, 0 Bavaria. Cities: Koblenz, Trier, Saarbruecken, Nuremberg,, Cologne, Bonn, Heidelberg, Bad Provinces: Trang, Yala, Narathiwat. Districts: Muang, Palian and Huai. Cities: Nakhorn Srithamarat, Trang Antioquia province town of Dabeiba. Desmotadora River Districts in the Northern Jaffna peninsula: Batticaloa, Polonnaruwa, Anuradhapura, Northern Mannar, Vavuniya and Trincomalee. More flooding on Dec 25 in Polonnaruwa, Central and Eastern Costa Rica - Districts: Alamancha, Limon, Matinia, Paraiso, Turrialba, Sarapiqui, Siquirres, Talamanca. -- Panama Bocas del Toro Departments: Junin, Huancavelica, Pasco, Apurimac, Huanuco, . Districts: Huayucachi, El Tambo, Chupaca and Chilca. Ancash region. Towns: Tingo Maria, Huancayo. Rivers: Inner Mongolia - Several towns in Dengkou County, Yellow River Philippines (Lola followed by Manny) -Southeastern Luzon Island - Camarines Sur province, Naga city, Naga River. Catanduanes Island. Marinduque Island. Mindoro Island. 0

22-Dec-93

27-Dec-93

23

20000

21-Dec-93

31-Dec-93

11

11

48000

16-Dec-93

29-Dec-93

14

41

2000

16-Dec-93

18-Dec-93

35

150

15-Dec-93

27-Dec-93

13

500000

9-Dec-93

12-Dec-93

17000

8-Dec-93

15-Dec-93

5000

7-Dec-93

15-Dec-93

5200

5-Dec-93

13-Dec-93

353

598000

Tamil Nadu State - Northern coastal areas including Pondicherry and Madras. more than 60 0 coastal villages submerged. Leyte Island - Province of Leyte - Abuyog town and surrounding villages: villages of Buaya, Malagincay, Buhay, Latoc, Budburon, Hampipila, Mahagna, Mahaplag Provinces: Nakorn Si Thammarat, Surat Thani, Songkhla

4-Dec-93

15-Dec-93

12

70

45000

29-Nov-93

1-Dec-93

27

27-Nov-93

2-Dec-93

11

Province of Khuzestan - city of Andimeshk and 10 surrounding villages

29-Nov-93

30-Nov-93

Provinces: Guantanamo, Santiago de Cuba, Holguin Eastern and Southern Missouri - Counties: Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Carter, Howell, Iron, Jefferson, Madison, Oregon, Reynolds, Ripley, St. Francois, St. Louis, Shannon and Wayne. Tamil Nadu State - flooding in 12 districts including Udhagamandalam

24-Nov-93

28-Nov-93

30

51000

13-Nov-93

16-Nov-93

600

10-Nov-93

14-Nov-93

95

North Sumatra - Riau Province. Regencies: Labuhan Batu, Deli Serdang and Langkat.Town: 0 Pekanbaru. Upper Siak River Baja California Sur - areas of San Jose del Cabo 0 and Cabo San Lucas

3-Nov-93

16-Nov-93

14

3000

4-Nov-93

6-Nov-93

10000

Kowloon, New Territories, Lantau Island, Hong Kong Island

4-Nov-93

15-Nov-93

12

Provinces: Yoro, Colon, Atlantida. Atlantic Coast cities: Bonita Oriental, Tela, La Ceiba, Tocoa. 0 Rivers: Aguan, Tocoa, Lean, Cerro Azul Southern Corsica - three villages north of Porto Vecchio. Sainte Lucie and Propriano regions. Bonifacio. Cavo and Conca rivers Relisan province - Oued-Rhiou city. Flooding also reported in provices of Chlef and Tiarette.

31-Oct-93

3-Nov-93

174

15000

31-Oct-93

2-Nov-93

19-Oct-93

20-Oct-93

22

Karnataka State -

11-Oct-93

21-Oct-93

11

35

40000

Northern Natal Province - Umfolozi delta region 0 Umfolozi River

6-Oct-93

8-Oct-93

12

300

Western Trinidad - Port of Spain area

5-Oct-93

5-Oct-93

Phu Yen Province - Tuy Hoa town (54 dead throughout the province). -- Binh Thuan Province 0 - Phan Thiet, Muong Man River. -- flooding also reported in other provices: Quang Tri, Da Nang, Central and northern Luzon Island - Provinces: Pampanga, Pangasinan, Nueva Vizcaya, 0 Cagayan, Tarlac, Bulacan, Bataan, Zambales. Towns: Floridablanca, Bagabag, Calumpit, Victoria State - northern and central area. agricultural area which includes the towns of 0 Benalla and Wangarratta. -- New South Wales State.

2-Oct-93

12-Oct-93

11

122

15000

4-Oct-93

12-Oct-93

57

300000

3-Oct-93

15-Oct-93

13

2000

Gilan province - regions of Chaboksar, Kelachai, Rudsar, and the port cities of Anzali and Astara 0 were flooded States of Veracruz, Tamaulipas and San Luis Potosi. Cities: Tampico, Altamira and Veracruz

2-Oct-93

3-Oct-93

28-Sep-93

29-Sep-93

100000

Northern part of the New Territories -Villages: 0 Sik Wu, Tin Ping and Siu Hang. Shenzhen River Northeast Oklahoma - Ottawa County Towns: Miami, Wyandotte, Quapaw, Commerce. Tar 0 Creek, Spring and Neosh rivers. -- Southwestern Missouri - Barton, St. Charles, St. Louis, Stone, France - Five provinces along Mediterranean coast. Regions: Bouches-du-Rhone, Vaucluse, 0 Savoie, Drome. Towns: Vaison-la-Romaine, Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, Pertuis, Toulouse, Nicaragua - Provinces: Matagalpa, Jinotega and Nueva Segovia. Towns: Bluefields, Puerto 0 Cabezas, Rama, Matiguas. Rivers: Rio Grande, Siquia, Malacatoya. -- Costa Rica - southern Victoria State - Towns: Traralgon, Gippsland, 0 Maribyrnong, Melbourne area. Maribyrnong River India -Uttar Pradesh State - 2,500 villages flooded in13 districts including Nainital, Kumaon, 0 Bareilly, Moradabad, Pilibhit, Rampur. Towns: Gorakhpur, Nainital. All major rivers "flowing Kyushu Island - Kagoshima prefecture, Kagoshima city area, towns: Kimpo, Kawanabe. - 0 - Also western region of Honshu island. Qinghai Province - Gonghe County in Hainan Tibet Autonomous Prefecture. Dam burst at Gouhou reservoir

27-Sep-93

28-Sep-93

1200

22-Sep-93

28-Sep-93

2500

22-Sep-93

8-Oct-93

17

17

1700

16-Sep-93

22-Sep-93

50

38600

15-Sep-93

15-Sep-93

800

9-Sep-93

17-Sep-93

232

4590

2-Sep-93

4-Sep-93

35

5000

27-Aug-93

27-Aug-93

242

3000

Yunnan Province -

21-Aug-93

1-Sep-93

12

152

21000

Honshu Island - Tokyo city, Kanda River. Aizuwakamatsu. Veracruz state - "seven rivers flooded" including the Coatzacoalcos and two tributaries of the Papaloapan.

27-Aug-93

28-Aug-93

3000

21-Aug-93

23-Aug-93

3000

Sandhills region - town of Anselmo.

21-Aug-93

22-Aug-93

Southern coast area - cities: Namhae, Kwangju, Pusan Luzon Island - Zambales and Pampanga provinces - Mount Pinatubo area. Towns: Castellejos, Porac. Manilla area. Sto. TomasMarella River

20-Aug-93

23-Aug-93

12

3000

19-Aug-93

22-Aug-93

10000

Town of Gedaref flooded by Khor Abu Fargha stream.

18-Aug-93

23-Aug-93

300

North east Amazon jungle region, especially Iquitos, Requena, Yurimaguas and Amazonas Shandong Province - 28 counties including: Linyi, Tengzhou, Dingtao. -- Jiangsu Province Suzhou,Wuxi and Changzhou. Wujiang city. Rivers: Wujiang, Wuxian, Kunshan, Yangtze Venezuela - States: Miranda and Aragua. Caracas area, Maturin. -- Nicaragua - South Atlantic coastal region. Zelaya province. Towns: Santa Ana,Wis, Bluefields, Siuna, Rosita, Belarus - Gomel Region: Petrikov, Zhitkovichi and Leltchitsy districts. Brest Region: Tolin, Luninets and Pinsk districts. Prypyat River. -Ukraine - Northern areas. Thearea, Rovno. Kyushu Island - Prefectures: Kagoshima, Miyazaki. Cities: Oita, Kagoshima. Yoshinocho area. -- Honshu Island - Yamaguchi. -- Shikoku Island - Kochi Buryatia (a republic in southern Siberia in the Transbaikal area) - Districts: Kyakhtinsky, Dzhidinsky, Selenginsky, Kaban, Tarbagai. Villages: Naushki, Khoronkhoi, Ust-Kyakhta, Sichuan Province - Leshan city, Leshan prefecture. Emeishan city, Mount Emei area

30-Aug-93

30-Aug-93

300000

4-Aug-93

23-Aug-93

20

101

2577000

7-Aug-93

12-Aug-93

90

47800

25-Jul-93

12-Aug-93

19

42000

28-Jul-93

7-Aug-93

11

73

5000

31-Jul-93

12-Aug-93

13

30000

27-Jul-93

1-Aug-93

41

7000

Inner Mongolia - Chifeng City area, Jarun Banner. Olji Moron river

26-Jul-93

15-Aug-93

21

72

200000

Southeastern part of country. Also Gambellar region in southwest

5-Jul-93

15-Jul-93

11

120000

Jiangxi Province - northeast area, Jiujiang city and 9 towns. -- Hunan Province - Xiangjiang, 0 Zijiang and Yuanjiang river areas. Li Shui River valley. Counties: Yongshun, Sangzhi. Cities: Loire and Beaujolais areas. Town of Jassans. Rhone River at Villefranche-sur-Saone in Rhone 0 region. The Vienne river spilled its banks at Limoges. Lot River at Villeneuve-sur-Lot. India -- Punjab State (4,741 villages and 44 towns were inundated)- Districts: Amritsar, 0 Gurdaspur, Ropar, Mansa, Ferozpure, Ludhiana. Towns: Patiala, Chandigarh, Ropar. Rivers: Mexico's Pacific coast - Oaxaca state: Oaxacan coast, Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Acapulco. Manzanillo-Puerto Vallarta region. Luzon Island - Provinces: Pampanga, Tarlac, and Zambales. Mount Pinatubo area. Towns/cities: Baguio City, Manila, Concepcion States: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas - in nine states along the mississippi, 479 counties have been declared 0

3-Jul-93

31-Jul-93

29

367

1003000

6-Jul-93

6-Jul-93

100

8-Jul-93

13-Aug-93

37

3083

9370926

5-Jul-93

7-Jul-93

28

30000

26-Jun-93

28-Jun-93

22700

24-Jun-93

23-Aug-93

61

48

31000

City of Barnaul and nearby rural areas. Ob River 0 Mexico - States: Campeche, Yucatan, Quintana Roo, Veracruz, Guerrero, Tamaulipas, Puebla 0 and Oaxaca. -- South and East Texas - Willacy County, town of Raymondville; Starr County, Zhejiang Province - floods in more than one third of the province. -- Jiangxi Province - washed out 0 farmland in 36 counties. -- Hunan Province Yiyang, Changde, Yueyang and Changsha Urals/Sverdlovsk Region - Districts of Serov and Krasnotyurinsk. Dam break on Kavka River in 0 Serov city on June 14 East Coast of Ireland - Dublin County: Baldoyle. Louth County: Nanny River at Duleek. -- SW 0 England - West Country counties of Devon and Cornwall. Towns: Bideford, Bude. East Lyn Guangdong Province - Guangzhou and Shenzen areas, fifteen towns. -- Guangxi Zhuang 0 Autonomous Region - Prefectures: Liuzhou, Guilin, Wuzhou, Yilin, Hechi and Qinzhou. India - States: Tripura, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram. Districts: Barak Valley, 0 Darimganj, Hailakandi, Khowai, Teliamura, Karimgang, Kailasahar, Dhalai, Kamalpur, Miaoli and Taichung counties; Taipei 0

15-Jun-93

30-Jun-93

16

21-Jun-93

23-Jun-93

12000

15-Jun-93

8-Jul-93

24

132

375000

13-Jun-93

17-Jun-93

15

3000

11-Jun-93

13-Jun-93

2500

25-May-93

30-Jun-93

37

180

17150000

4-Jun-93

22-Jun-93

19

238

950000

2-Jun-93

6-Jun-93

10

Haiti - Cayes and Gonaives. -- Cuba - eastern provinces

31-May-93

2-Jun-93

20

40000

Columbo, Southern Kalutara, Galle, Matara and Ratnapura areas.

28-May-93

7-Jun-93

11

100000

Upper Shabelle area, Rakeyle Omar Gudle. Jelib area south of Mogadishu. Shabelle River Atyrauskaya Region - Districts: Embinskyi, Kzylkoginskyi, Denizskyi. Flooding also in Zapadna-Kazakhstanskaya and Aktjubinskaya Regions. Clarendon, St Catherine, Portland, Kingston, St Thomas, St Andrew, Westmoreland, Trelawny.

29-May-93

15-Jun-93

18

26-May-93

4-Jun-93

10

10

30000

19-May-93

1-Jun-93

14

1600

Buenos Aires Province - Salado River overflows. Towns: Junin, General Viamonte, Castelli, 0 General Pinto, Las Flores, General Belgrano, Chascoms, 25 De Mayo, Roque Perez, General Kofarnikhon district; Dushambe city. Vakhsh River 0

11-May-93

15-May-93

7-May-93

8-May-93

9000

Guangdong Province - Bei River overflowed in 35 counties.

1-May-93

7-May-93

65

3000

Southeast part of Santiago city. Channels Las Perdices and San Carolos overflow Taparto River burst overflowed near town of Andes in Antioquia Department. Flooding also reported in departments of: Amazonas, Meta, Tolima, Boyaca and Narino. Municipality of Quito, Pichincha mountain area. In southeast Ecuador - mudslide blocks the Paute river in Rio Paute zone in Azuay province Two villages east of the town of Nahbandan in Khorasan Province. Eastern Nebraska - Counties: Boyd, Butler, Colfax, Cuming, Dodge, Merrick, Platte, Sarpy, Saunders, Seward and Stanton. Towns: West Branch, Ashland, West Point, Wood River, Southwestern Arizona - Yuma County: WelltonMohawk Valley. 90-mile stretch of the Gila River

3-May-93

3-May-93

21

1225

26-Apr-93

1-May-93

55

2000

15-Apr-93

15-Apr-93

77

25000

17-Apr-93

17-Apr-93

8000

7-Mar-93

12-Mar-93

1500

23-Feb-93

6-Mar-93

12

1600

Ten villages in Lushoto and Korogwe Districts of 0 the Tanga Region.

8-Feb-93

12-Feb-93

54

2900

Provinces: Aden, Lahej, Abyan

5-Feb-93

10-Feb-93

31

2500

Java Island - northern coast from Indramayu District in West Java to Gresik District in East Java.

1-Feb-93

5-Feb-93

54

259000

Mindanao Island - Provinces: Agusan, Surigao, Davao del Norte. Cities: Surigao Butuan. 0 Agusan River. -- Leyte island - town of San Juan Iran - Provinces: Kirman, Boir, Kohkiloye, Fars, Khuzistan and Khorasan; Bushehr, Yazd, Isfahan, Lorestan. Cities most hit: Birjand, Ganveh, Darab, Bandar Abbass, BandarSouthern Louisiana - Lafayette Parish, Covington, Baton Rouge, Opelousas, Lafayette, Bogalusa. Rivers: Vermilion, Tchefuncte and Bogue Falaya. -- Southern Mississippi - Pearl Central Scotland - Perthshire area, Perth, Kinross, North Muirton estate, Stirling, Tayside. River Tay Mexico - Baja California area: Tijuana, Colonia Los Laureles, Colonia Gavilondo, Tecate, Ensenada, Mexicali. Tijuana River. -- Southern California - San Diego County: San Diego's Antioquia Department, town of Murindo, Turriquitado River

1-Feb-93

5-Feb-93

23

90000

3-Feb-93

22-Feb-93

20

500

300000

20-Jan-93

21-Jan-93

200

15-Jan-93

18-Jan-93

500

6-Jan-93

20-Jan-93

15

36

11215

5-Jan-93

5-Jan-93

16

Hormuzgan province.

3-Jan-93

6-Jan-93

10

Fiji - Viti Levu Island Chain; Suva city, Labasa

1-Jan-93

3-Jan-93

21

10000

Muzarabani communal lands, Masvingo, Bulawayo

25-Dec-92

27-Dec-92

250

Provinces - Fars, Kerman, Hormuzgan, Sistan va Baluchestan

23-Dec-92

25-Dec-92

14

3600

Mindanao Provinces - Davao del Norte, Davao Oriental, Surigao del Sur

22-Dec-92

27-Dec-92

22000

North, North-Central, and Eastern Provinces Valaichchenai, Batticaloa, Horowpathana

17-Dec-92

19-Dec-92

Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Bristol, Tredegar, Gwent, Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan

30-Nov-92

3-Dec-92

400

Florida - St.Vincent Island

29-Nov-92

29-Nov-92

6 Southern provinces

29-Nov-92

29-Nov-92

Kruja, Lac, Lezha, Shkdora, Tropja, Mirdita

17-Nov-92

19-Nov-92

2000

Mojkovac

10-Nov-92

15-Nov-92

Tuscany - Poggio a Caiano, Florence

31-Oct-92

31-Oct-92

1000

Philippines: Luzon - Mount Pinatubo, Manila, Quezon cityVientnam - central coast Vietnam: Quang Binh, Quang Tri; 8 coastal provincesThailand: Provinces - Surat Thani, Chumphon, Nakhon Si Thammarat

28-Oct-92

30-Oct-92

3300

28-Oct-92

31-Oct-92

49

3000

South East - London, Kent, Essex

20-Oct-92

21-Oct-92

Kangaroo Creek, near Adelaide

10-Oct-92

11-Oct-92

280

Kolasin, Mojkovac, Bijelo Polje, Savnik, Berani, Niksic, Pluzani, Danilovgrad

6-Oct-92

18-Oct-92

13

6140

Provinces - Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Thua Thien-Hue, Quang Nam-Da Nang France: Riviera, Nice, MonacoItaly: Piemonte, Veneto, Lazio, Campania, GenoaNortheastern Spain

5-Oct-92

9-Oct-92

55

7579

28-Sep-92

8-Oct-92

11

12

120

Genoa

28-Sep-92

28-Sep-92

Caspian Sea Coastline

28-Sep-92

29-Sep-92

El Salvador: Southeast Departments - La Union, San Miguel, Usulatan, San Viciente, La 0 PazMexico: Mexco City, Puebla, Tlaxcala, Guerrero, Vera Cruz Southern France and Corsica: LanguedocRoussillon Province - Aude Region, PyrenessOrientales Region, Rennes-les-Bains 0

28-Sep-92

2-Oct-92

8000

27-Sep-92

27-Sep-92

Southeast Provinces - Alpes Cote d'Azur, Rhone 0 Alpes (Vaison-la-Romaine, Auvignon, Gigondas)

22-Sep-92

22-Sep-92

38

2000

Adamawa State - Mubi area; Borno State Madagali

22-Sep-92

23-Sep-92

13000

Midlands, Bedfordshire, Leicestershire, East Anglia

21-Sep-92

26-Sep-92

Regions - Illubaro, Kefa (Gambella)

20-Sep-92

24-Sep-92

300

Veracruz, Oaxaca, Puebla, Campeche, Yucatan

17-Sep-92

18-Sep-92

India: Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh

12-Sep-92

20-Nov-92

70

263

20000

Kauai, Nihau, Oahu

10-Sep-92

12-Sep-92

25000

Northern and Central Pakistan - Azad Kashmir, PunjabNorthern India - Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu

8-Sep-92

18-Sep-92

11

2750

3000000

Siberia: Martime Territory - Nakhodka

5-Sep-92

16-Sep-92

12

180

Hindukush Mountains - Salang, Dhorband, Shaltuh valleysGulbahar, Shoul Dara, Parwan Province, Kapisa Province

3-Sep-92

3-Sep-92

3000

4000

Java - Tasikmalaya, Ciamis, BanjarnegaraBali

2-Sep-92

15-Oct-92

44

70

15000

Pacific coastline - El Transito, Masachapa

1-Sep-92

1-Sep-92

100

16000

Adelaide

30-Aug-92

30-Aug-92

Provinces - Zhejiang, Fujian, Shanghai

29-Aug-92

2-Sep-92

168

5000000

28-Aug-92

28-Aug-92

SE Louisiana, Florida

26-Aug-92

27-Aug-92

20

1800000

Wadi Halfa, Kassala, Omdurman

23-Aug-92

31-Aug-92

1600

Baja, Sinaloa

23-Aug-92

23-Aug-92

10000

Guangdong Province - Chaoshan Area (Shantou, Jieyang, Chaozhou)

16-Aug-92

22-Aug-92

Luzon - Pangasina, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Benguet, La Union

14-Aug-92

29-Sep-92

47

45

250000

Sindh Province - Karachi

10-Aug-92

15-Aug-92

22

3000

Pegu Division

10-Aug-92

20-Aug-92

11

Northampton, Winterton, Lincolnshire, Doncaster, Medoc region of Bordeaux, Bayonee Region

9-Aug-92

9-Aug-92

Rongoussi, Ziniare, Tenkodogo

1-Aug-92

15-Sep-92

46

States - Maharashtra (Marathwada Region), Uttar Pradesh

1-Aug-92

3-Sep-92

34

40

2000

Inner Mongolia - Xilamulun He, Hohnut, Wanjia, ShuimoProvinces - Shaanxi, Gansu

1-Aug-92

20-Aug-92

20

111

Tuyen Quang Province

28-Jul-92

31-Jul-92

38000

Orissa Sate - coastal districts of Cuttack, Puri

26-Jul-92

7-Aug-92

13

16

Western Guangdong Province - Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yangjiang

22-Jul-92

23-Jul-92

Luzon - Nueva Ecija Province

21-Jul-92

29-Jul-92

20

South and East England - Isle of Wight; Hampshire, Portsmouth, Surrey, Battle

20-Jul-92

20-Jul-92

120

Sindh Province

15-Jul-92

10-Aug-92

27

94

1280000

Assam State

10-Jul-92

20-Jul-92

11

Northern Iran: Bandar Anzali, Nowshahr; Caspian Region

9-Jul-92

10-Jul-92

Districts - Solukhumbu, Khotang

4-Jul-92

12-Jul-92

12

Hunan Province - Dongting and Boyang Lakes; Yueyang

2-Jul-92

21-Jul-92

20

96

254472

Guangxi Province - Guilin

2-Jul-92

5-Jul-92

Krasnador Kray

2-Jul-92

9-Jul-92

Missouri - Jefferson City, La Grange, Hannibal

30-Jun-92

6-Jul-92

600

Provinces - Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangxi

29-Jun-92

14-Jul-92

16

228

172000

Southern Chittagong District - 70 southern villages

25-Jun-92

25-Jun-92

50000

Provinces - Haiphong, Quang Ninh, Thai Binh, Nam Ha

20-Jun-92

24-Jun-92

Birobidzhan (Jewish Autonomous Region)

20-Jun-92

21-Jun-92

Southern and Midwest regions; States - Gujarat, 0 Kerala

15-Jun-92

23-Jul-92

39

90

8000

Southern region of Gaza province

15-Jun-92

15-Jun-92

53

Hong Kong - Kowloon, Kwun tong, Sai Kung, Sha Tin, Tsuen Wan

13-Jun-92

15-Jun-92

31

Provinces - Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan

12-Jun-92

1-Aug-92

51

93

120000

Far East: Maritime Kray - Razdolnenskaya valley 0

8-Jun-92

8-Jun-92

Central and Southern Connecticut - Counties Middlesex, Hartford, New Haven

5-Jun-92

6-Jun-92

250

Colombo; Districts - Galle, Gampaha, Kalutara

5-Jun-92

8-Jun-92

14

100000

1-Jun-92

11-Jun-92

11

James Bay

17-May-92

18-May-92

800

Osh, Djalalabad

16-May-92

17-May-92

22336

Nimroz Province

13-May-92

26-May-92

14

100000

Provinces - East Sepik, West Sepik

3-May-92

6-May-92

10000

Bukhara Oblast

28-Apr-92

28-Apr-92

Northwest Territories - Hay River

24-Apr-92

26-Apr-92

100

Dushanbe, Kulyab, Leninabad, Gissar

15-Apr-92

9-Jun-92

56

200

500

Brescia Province

3-Apr-92

5-Apr-92

32

Hong Kong

1-Apr-92

8-May-92

38

3000

Northeastern England - Northumberland, Durham, CumbriaEastern Scotland - Fife Argentina: Provinces - Formosa, Chaco, Corrientes, Entre Rios, Santa Fe, MisionesBrazil: States - Rio Grande Do Sul, Santa Catarina, Parana, Asuncion Provinces - Guayas, Manabi, El Oro, Los Rios, Esmeraldas, Tungurahua, Cotopaxi, Loja, Zamora, Chinchipe, Guayaquil

1-Apr-92

3-Apr-92

100

1-Apr-92

2-Jul-92

93

37

305992

24-Mar-92

8-May-92

46

22

10000

Provinces - Fars, Khorasan, Azerbaijan

28-Mar-92

8-Jun-92

73

105

48000

Provinces - Guizhou, Sichuan

15-Mar-92

2-May-92

49

59

Provinces - Guangdong, Jiangxi, Fujian, Hunan

15-Mar-92

23-Apr-92

40

248

210000

Quebec - Ile Enchanteresse

14-Mar-92

14-Mar-92

53

Queensland - Bundaberg, Gladstone

14-Mar-92

14-Mar-92

Vermont - Montpelier

12-Mar-92

14-Mar-92

Northern Bolivia - Department of Beni

10-Mar-92

11-Mar-92

5125

Texas - Houston

4-Mar-92

6-Mar-92

Northern Departments - Piura, Tumbes

3-Mar-92

25-Mar-92

23

32000

Rennell, Bellona

1-Mar-92

2-Mar-92

40

Alberta - Peace River

27-Feb-92

29-Feb-92

4000

Southeastern Turkey, Alexandria

20-Feb-92

26-Feb-92

200

1000

Tucuman, Catamarca, Santiago del Estero

11-Feb-92

14-Feb-92

12200

California - Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Sepulveda Basin Provinces - Havana, Matanzas, Villaclara, Cienfuegos, Sancti Spiritus, Ciego de Avila, Las Tunas, Holguin, Granma Israel: Jerusalem, Haifa, FureidisJordan: Amman, Aghwar Syria: Jordanian border

10-Feb-92

12-Feb-92

6-Feb-92

10-Feb-92

9127

1-Feb-92

15-Feb-92

15

15

4200

States - Minas Gerais, Bahia

1-Feb-92

12-Feb-92

12

41

15600

Departments - Alger, Tipaza, Blida, Ain-Defla

21-Jan-92

29-Jan-92

18

500

States - Nuevo Leon, Chihuahua, Aguascalientes, Durango, Zacatecas, Sinaloa, Coahuila, San Luis Potosi, Guanajuato Gloucestershire, Hereford, Worcester, Shropshire, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire

17-Jan-92

18-Jan-92

50

13000

9-Jan-92

9-Jan-92

Patillas, Toa Baja, Cayey, Ponce

5-Jan-92

8-Jan-92

20

600

Provinces - Cordoba (San Carlos Minas), Chaco, Corrientes, Santa Fe, Buenos Aires

5-Jan-92

7-Jan-92

53

1800

Socotra Island

4-Jan-92

6-Jan-92

24200

Rio de Janeiro

4-Jan-92

5-Jan-92

25

1000

Highlands

2-Jan-92

3-Jan-92

30

Southern and Coastal areas - Tel Aviv

31-Dec-91

3-Jan-92

400

Coastal districts

24-Dec-91

30-Dec-91

11

Beirut, Central Bekaa Valley

23-Dec-91

28-Dec-91

2000

Texas - Wharton

18-Dec-91

31-Dec-91

14

15

1800

Central Sumatra - Riau

16-Dec-91

22-Dec-91

100000

Hawaii - Northeastern Kauai

14-Dec-91

16-Dec-91

200

Batticaloa District

12-Dec-91

15-Dec-91

10000

Moorea Island

11-Dec-91

12-Dec-91

Western Iran Provinces - Bushehr, Larestan

7-Dec-91

11-Dec-91

22

Sidi Abdel-Qadar

5-Dec-91

6-Dec-91

6000

West Virginia, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio

2-Dec-91

3-Dec-91

Sumatra - Aceh

30-Nov-91

2-Dec-91

Santa Catarina

16-Nov-91

17-Nov-91

12

10000

States - Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka 0

13-Nov-91

18-Nov-91

90

85000

Leyte

5-Nov-91

8-Nov-91

6315

28000

Luzon Provinces - Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union, Pangasinan, Cagayan, Isabela, Quirino, Benguet, Abra, Kalinga-Apayao

28-Oct-91

29-Oct-91

43

165000

Sicily, Tuscany, Venice

13-Oct-91

15-Oct-91

17

Chiba Prefecture, Fukushima

12-Oct-91

13-Oct-91

100

Florida - Miami, Fort Lauderdale

8-Oct-91

13-Oct-91

Istanbul - Esenyurt District

6-Oct-91

7-Oct-91

Yasuj Area

5-Oct-91

6-Oct-91

12

Sirajganj District

28-Sep-91

29-Sep-91

50000

Kyushu - Nagasaki StateHonshu - Aomori PrefectureHokkaido Lincolnshire, Midlands, Suffolk, Hampshire, Kent, West Sussex, Thames Valley, Bedfordshire, Dorset Honshu Prefectures - Kanagawa, Aichi, Mie, Chiba, Saitama

27-Sep-91

30-Sep-91

52

500

26-Sep-91

27-Sep-91

19-Sep-91

22-Sep-91

200

Southern Provinces: An Giang, Dong Thap, Long An, Tien Giang, Kien Giang

19-Sep-91

25-Sep-91

55

21000

West Bengal State

14-Sep-91

15-Sep-91

21

Texas - Rio Grande Valley, Real County Districts - Chapainawabganj, Rajshahi, Pabna, Naogaon, Natore, Kushtia, Rajbari, Faridpur, Madaripur, Dinajpur, Sirajganj, Nilphamari, Manikganj Kyushu - Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Saga, Magasaki, Fukuoka Western Honshu

14-Sep-91

16-Sep-91

11-Sep-91

17-Sep-91

112

1000000

10-Sep-91

14-Sep-91

80

Luzon: Zambales Province - San Marcelino

7-Sep-91

8-Sep-91

10000

Northern Thailand: Chiang Rai Province - Mae Salui

5-Sep-91

8-Sep-91

16

2000

Utah - North Ogden, Salt Lake City

5-Sep-91

8-Sep-91

Bihar State

1-Sep-91

14-Sep-91

14

87500

Coahuila, Chihuahua, Sonora, Sinaloa, Nayarit

27-Aug-91

5-Sep-91

10

12

8500

Provinces - Kandal, Takeo, Kampot, Kampong Cham, Kompong Speu, Kratie

22-Aug-91

30-Aug-91

100

700000

Japan: Kyushu - Kagoshima South Korea: Coastal areas, Changwon, Pusan, Ulsan

20-Aug-91

24-Aug-91

99

40000

Karen State

18-Aug-91

19-Aug-91

29674

Provinces - Skahon Nakhon, Nakhon Panom, Mukdahan, Nong Khai, Udon Thani

18-Aug-91

21-Aug-91

Provinces - Quang Bin, Ha Tinh, Than Hoa, Nghe An

17-Aug-91

21-Aug-91

15

40000

Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Himachel Pradesh, Haryana

15-Aug-91

29-Aug-91

15

88

Orissa

14-Aug-91

18-Aug-91

15

Panama - Bocas del Toro region Costa Rica Limon

13-Aug-91

22-Aug-91

10

25000

Al-Damazin City, El-Gezir Region

12-Aug-91

13-Aug-91

18000

Northern Texas - Fort Worth, Dickens County

12-Aug-91

14-Aug-91

Provinces - Mazaaran, Gilan

11-Aug-91

13-Aug-91

120

Pennsylvania: Delaware County - Wharton, Darby

10-Aug-91

12-Aug-91

200

Provinces - Sichuan

9-Aug-91

12-Aug-91

456

Districts - Sirajganj, Jamalpur

9-Aug-91

20-Aug-91

12

800

Shanghai

8-Aug-91

9-Aug-91

16

20000

Khabarovsk Region

8-Aug-91

13-Aug-91

Irrawady Delta Region

7-Aug-91

9-Aug-91

210250

Kano State - Hadeia Area

4-Aug-91

5-Aug-91

10000

Poland - Belsko Biala, Zywiec, Wadowice Hungary - Budapest

2-Aug-91

6-Aug-91

Austria - SalzburgGermany - Bavaria

2-Aug-91

6-Aug-91

10

Chittagong, Cox's Bazar

2-Aug-91

7-Aug-91

50000

Krasnodar Province - Sochi Region

2-Aug-91

9-Aug-91

46

Bohemia, North Moravia

1-Aug-91

3-Aug-91

Maharashtra - Nagpur District, Amravati District

29-Jul-91

31-Jul-91

500

6000

Bacau County, Sucevea, Onesti

29-Jul-91

30-Jul-91

71

10000

Northwest Provinces - Son La, Lai Chau

28-Jul-91

31-Jul-91

38

4000

Southern Eritrea

25-Jul-91

26-Jul-91

Satun Province - Langu, Thung Wa, Muang

25-Jul-91

27-Jul-91

Provinces - Jilin, Heilongjiang, Yanbian Autonomous Region on North Korean Border

23-Jul-91

3-Aug-91

12

66

160000

Central Luzon Provinces - Tarlac, Zambales, Pampanga, Bataan, Manila

23-Jul-91

28-Jul-91

16

20000

Central Provinces - Kyonggi, Seoul

22-Jul-91

26-Jul-91

54

3600

Eastern Shandong Province

19-Jul-91

20-Jul-91

Chita Region

18-Jul-91

22-Jul-91

Laos - Oudomsai ProvinceNorthwest Vietnam

15-Jul-91

22-Jul-91

16

800

Departments - Zou, Atlantique

15-Jul-91

20-Jul-91

200000

Sirajganj, Jamalpur, Gaibaha, Sherpur, Kurigram, Mymenshingh, Bogra, Tangail, Manikganj, Pabna Southern Regions - Accra, Volta, Central, Eastern

14-Jul-91

16-Jul-91

17

300000

14-Jul-91

16-Jul-91

Assam, Meghalaya

13-Jul-91

19-Jul-91

25

400000

Buryatia - Ulan-Ude region

11-Jul-91

29-Jul-91

19

2000

Sirajganj, Pabna, Manikganj

10-Jul-91

15-Jul-91

70000

Northern Myanmar

10-Jul-91

23-Jul-91

14

17570

Central Luzon

10-Jul-91

13-Jul-91

Western Georgia - Adzharia

9-Jul-91

10-Jul-91

Zonguldak Province

7-Jul-91

10-Jul-91

15

Northern Moldavia - Sholdaneshte, Tilineshte

5-Jul-91

8-Jul-91

15

Western Bangladesh: Pabna - Kazipur, Chairman Subdistricts

4-Jul-91

6-Jul-91

40000

Northern Hunan Province

2-Jul-91

18-Jul-91

17

101

160000

Provinces - Northern Zhejiang - Hangzhou

1-Jul-91

9-Jul-91

Provinces - Sichuan, Guizhou, Anhui, Hubei

1-Jul-91

18-Jul-91

18

750

615000

Cape Peninsula - Cape Town, Boland, Franschhoek

24-Jun-91

25-Jun-91

Antofagasta

18-Jun-91

19-Jun-91

120

30000

Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Durgapur, Sirajganj

17-Jun-91

27-Jun-91

11

160000

Beijing area

12-Jun-91

14-Jun-91

22

4000

Northwest Frontier Province - Peshawar, Charsadda, Nowshera, Sardaryab, Khiali, Shahlam, Azakhel Refugee Camp Northeastern Texas - DianaLouisiana - New Orleans region

11-Jun-91

12-Jun-91

39

2400

11-Jun-91

12-Jun-91

Maharashtra (Bombay), Kerala, Gujarat, Karnataka

10-Jun-91

12-Jun-91

72

300000

Central Kalimantan Regencies - Kapuas, Barito Utara

9-Jun-91

11-Jun-91

73

Antioquia - Bolivar, Bello, Frontino

3-Jun-91

7-Jun-91

57

239

Southern and Western Sri Lanka

2-Jun-91

6-Jun-91

31

191700

Provinces - Oum El-Bouaghi, Tebessa, Khenchlahtit Jawzjan Province - Arabjar, Chakush, Jabash Khurt, Lab-E-Jar, Qurda Ariq, Sultuq Khort, Aqcha, Qara Boyen

1-Jun-91

4-Jun-91

17

1000

28-May-91

4-Jun-91

1000

Chungchong Pukto-do, Chungchong Namdo

25-May-91

27-May-91

Central Jamaica - Spanish Town

21-May-91

23-May-91

15

320000

Provinces - Guizhou, Anhui, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Hunan, Hubei, Gansu, Guangxi

18-May-91

15-Jun-91

29

400

600000

Provinces - Malatya, Elazig, Bingol, Adiyaman

16-May-91

17-May-91

42

500

Sylhet District

14-May-91

31-May-91

18

100

1000000

States - Assam, Tripura

7-May-91

11-May-91

13

25000

Alaska - Fairbanks

3-May-91

7-May-91

800

Georgia, Astrakhan

1-May-91

8-May-91

Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Southeastern Coast

29-Apr-91

10-May-91

12

138000

10000000

Louisiana, Mississippi - Lower Mississippi Valley 0

28-Apr-91

2-May-91

10000

Sunamganj District

8-Apr-91

9-Apr-91

Texas - Victoria County, Harlingen, San Benito

5-Apr-91

9-Apr-91

West Sumatra

1-Apr-91

2-Apr-91

100000

Yazd Province - Nadoushah District

30-Mar-91

1-Apr-91

Eilat, Beersheba

24-Mar-91

25-Mar-91

Al-balqa, Amman

24-Mar-91

25-Mar-91

Hawaii - Oahu (northeast and north shore)

19-Mar-91

25-Mar-91

200

Sao Paolo, Rio de Janeiro

19-Mar-91

31-Mar-91

13

20

17000

Western Transvaal, Western Orange Free State 0

15-Mar-91

19-Mar-91

Chiringa, Phalombe

11-Mar-91

14-Mar-91

500

150000

Provinces - Khuzestan, Hormuzgan, Fars, Kohgiluyeh-Boyerahmad, Kerman, SistanBaluchestan

7-Mar-91

1-Apr-91

26

100000

North Yorkshire - Boroughbridge

24-Feb-91

1-Mar-91

Provinces - Kandahar, Nimruz, Farah, Helmand, 0 Zabol

28-Jan-91

17-Feb-91

21

380

Pacific Coast region - Santo Domingo, Guayaquil 0

2-Feb-91

8-Feb-91

14

300

Southeastern Provinces - Khorasan, SistanBaluchestan

27-Jan-91

5-Feb-91

10

50000

Ireland: Galway County, Dublin CountyBritain: Devon County, Somerset County

5-Jan-91

6-Jan-91

13

East Sumatra - Jambi Region

12-Dec-90

3-Jan-91

23

Queensland Coast, Rockhampton

25-Dec-90

16-Jan-91

23

800

Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, West Virginia

31-Dec-90

3-Jan-91

3500

Highlands: Huancayo, Santa Rosa de Lima

28-Dec-90

30-Dec-90

20

2000

Cumbria, Birmingham, Lancashsire

25-Dec-90

28-Dec-90

Ampara

23-Dec-90

27-Dec-90

40000

Northwest Indiana

26-Nov-90

30-Nov-90

1000

Leyte, Panay, Negros, Cebu, Palawan Islands

12-Nov-90

16-Nov-90

176

984356

Washington Counties - Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, King Department of Cortes: Choloma, Villanueva, Piementa, PotrerillosDepartment of Yoro: El Progreso, Santa RitaDepartment of Gracias a Dios: Brus Laguna, Puerto Lempira HokkaidoNorthern Honshu - Akita, Iwate, Miyagi

10-Nov-90

15-Nov-90

500

9-Nov-90

21-Nov-90

13

20000

5-Nov-90

6-Nov-90

11

New Amsterdam

3-Nov-90

8-Nov-90

Southern England, Northern Ireland

28-Oct-90

30-Oct-90

100

Sulawesi - Teunom District

26-Oct-90

29-Oct-90

300

Districts - Bhola, Shariatpur

26-Oct-90

29-Oct-90

4500

Tamil Nadu State - Nilgris (Blue Hills)

24-Oct-90

28-Oct-90

44

Var region, Alpes-Maritimes

18-Oct-90

19-Oct-90

States - Meghalaya, Assam

17-Oct-90

18-Oct-90

10

6000

Bogra District

14-Oct-90

17-Oct-90

30000

Blumenau

14-Oct-90

15-Oct-90

17

2000

Districts - Manikganj, Sherpur, Gaibandha

10-Oct-90

13-Oct-90

700000

Central and Northeastern Provinces

8-Oct-90

26-Oct-90

19

11

Provinces - Dong Nai, Nghe Tinh, Thai Binh, Quang Nam-Danang, Thua Thien-Hue

8-Oct-90

24-Oct-90

17

16

440800

Strathclyde, Glasgow, Edinburgh

6-Oct-90

7-Oct-90

300

Puerto Rico, Bahamas, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia

4-Oct-90

6-Oct-90

1500

Districts - Sirajganj, Pabna, Manikganj, Sylhet, Netrokona

26-Sep-90

30-Sep-90

14

300000

Provinces - Quang Nam-Danang, Quang Tri

22-Sep-90

26-Sep-90

29

560000

Chihuahua

22-Sep-90

25-Sep-90

45

5000

Honshu - Wakayama, Iwate Amami Islands

17-Sep-90

20-Sep-90

38

60000

Cantarranas

17-Sep-90

18-Sep-90

33

Bendel State

16-Sep-90

21-Sep-90

300000

Kyonggi - Seoul, Inchon

11-Sep-90

14-Sep-90

114

160000

North/Central Luzon

7-Sep-90

10-Sep-90

15000

Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia

7-Sep-90

9-Sep-90

300

Sudan Border; Gambella

27-Aug-90

1-Sep-90

50300

Districts - Chitwan, Buwal, Jajarkot, Rolpa

27-Aug-90

4-Sep-90

42

2000

Barisal District

25-Aug-90

27-Aug-90

50000

Luzon - Manila, Benguet, Nueva Viscaya, Nueva 0 Ecija, Bulaca, Pampanga

25-Aug-90

1-Sep-90

66

1500

Chugoku (Hiroshima), Shikoku

22-Aug-90

23-Aug-90

Gujarat

19-Aug-90

25-Aug-90

50

Provinces - Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Shanghai

19-Aug-90

8-Sep-90

21

559

4041000

Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa

18-Aug-90

24-Aug-90

4000

Uttar Pradesh

13-Aug-90

14-Aug-90

17

Tochigi Prefecture

10-Aug-90

11-Aug-90

Tamaulipas, San Luis Potosi, Veracruz, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Hidalgo

7-Aug-90

8-Aug-90

35

3500

New Hampshire Counties: Belknap, Carroll, Cheshire, Coos, Grafton, Merrimack, Sullivan

7-Aug-90

11-Aug-90

400

Cross River State: Ugep Area - Agbara, Gbakolo 0

2-Aug-90

3-Aug-90

100

City of Arzamas

31-Jul-90

2-Aug-90

Provinces - Guangdong, Fujian

29-Jul-90

4-Aug-90

108

100800

Recife

29-Jul-90

31-Jul-90

27

Iowa - Finchford, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids

28-Jul-90

4-Aug-90

25-Jul-90

26-Jul-90

Caribbean Coast

15-Jul-90

20-Aug-90

37

106000

Sirajganj, Jamalpur, Bogra, Pabna

14-Jul-90

6-Sep-90

55

64

392077

Punjab Province - Bhakkar District

10-Jul-90

12-Jul-90

6000

Chita Region

8-Jul-90

10-Jul-90

3000

Provinces - Sichuan, Shaanxi

4-Jul-90

19-Jul-90

16

72

71000

Alon-Sitpin and Hse-Kyin Village Tracts

4-Jul-90

5-Jul-90

300

States: Rajasthan, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar

3-Jul-90

24-Jul-90

22

425

63517

Lagos

3-Jul-90

4-Jul-90

3000

Kyushu - Kumamoto, Fukuoka, Saga, Oita, Nagasaki, Kagoshima, Miyazaki

29-Jun-90

3-Jul-90

24

832

Cox's Bazar District, Chittagong, Sirajganj, Bogra 0

26-Jun-90

8-Jul-90

13

23

800000

Son la Province

20-Jun-90

8-Jul-90

19

13

4000

Provinces: Fujian, Guangdong, Zhejian

23-Jun-90

29-Jun-90

86

Philippines: Luzon - La Union Province Southern Taiwan

20-Jun-90

25-Jun-90

63

86000

Illinois - Springfield, Peoria

20-Jun-90

22-Jun-90

Yunnan Province

18-Jun-90

22-Jun-90

108

4000

Provinces: Trabzon, Giresun, Gumushane

18-Jun-90

21-Jun-90

48

Mindanao - Zamboanga Del Norte Province

17-Jun-90

19-Jun-90

36

236

Ohio - Belmont and Jefferson Counties

15-Jun-90

16-Jun-90

26

440

Assam State

13-Jun-90

18-Jun-90

21

Dac lac Province

12-Jun-90

20-Jun-90

20

Hunan Province

5-Jun-90

2-Jul-90

28

363

350000

Mississippi: Warren County - Vicksburg

31-May-90

2-Jun-90

200

Soviet District Krasnoyarsk: Tura, Uchami

30-May-90

30-May-90

208

Managua

28-May-90

29-May-90

6000

Murgabsky Region

17-May-90

18-May-90

280

Northwest Frontier - Machni, Nagman, Khazani, Khishtu

16-May-90

18-May-90

1200

Andhra Pradesh state

10-May-90

13-May-90

430

470000

Bashkiria Region

5-May-90

11-May-90

14

20000

Coastal villiages, Legaun Island

25-Apr-90

4-May-90

10

Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma

26-Apr-90

1-Jun-90

37

13

4668

Rajshahi, Netrakona, Sylhet

22-Apr-90

25-Apr-90

54

40000

Rio de Janiero

18-Apr-90

19-Apr-90

800

Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria

18-Apr-90

28-Apr-90

11

2000

West Java: Bogor - Cogowong

4-Apr-90

5-Apr-90

22

160

Lindi, Masasi, Mtwara, Tabora, Singida, Dodoma, Kilimanjaro Region (Moshi District), Rukwa Region

3-Apr-90

1-May-90

29

100

4100000

Habiganj District, Noakhali District

24-Mar-90

30-Mar-90

50

10000

Jammu-Kashmir State: Kaluchuk, Kargil

21-Mar-90

22-Mar-90

17

Alabama: Elba, Selma Florida: Panhandle Region Georgia: Montezuma, Mason

16-Mar-90

24-Mar-90

15

6000

Cox's Bazar District

3-Mar-90

5-Mar-90

1200

North Wales, Towyn, Liverpool, Kent, Devon, Sussex

26-Feb-90

28-Feb-90

17

2000

Southern Andean Highlands - Cuzco, Chumbivilcas

20-Feb-90

23-Feb-90

21

100

Eastern Provinces - Kahraman Maras, Bingol, Gaziantep, Giresun

18-Feb-90

20-Feb-90

18

French Alps - Tignes, Val d'Isere

15-Feb-90

17-Feb-90

14

Black Forest region; Baden-Wuerttemburg, Waldshut-Tiegen

14-Feb-90

16-Feb-90

50

Sistan-Baluchistan Province - Chabahar

11-Feb-90

16-Feb-90

11

15000

Herfordshire, Worcestershire, North Wales, Hereford, Leonminster, Gloucester, Wales and West Country

26-Jan-90

10-Feb-90

16

47

Central Java - Semarang, Temanggung, Batang, Kendal, Pati, Sragen, Groongan, Cilacap, 0 Demak, Rembang, Banyumas

26-Jan-90

1-Feb-90

189

45000

Louisiana - Baton Rouge

26-Jan-90

30-Jan-90

150

Provinces: Kairouan, Sfax, Kasserine, Gafsa, Sidi Bou Zid, Tozeur, Nefta, Gabes

20-Jan-90

1-Feb-90

13

25

152000

14-Jan-90

15-Jan-90

Departments: Itapua, Misiones, Neembucu

14-Jan-90

14-Mar-90

60

120000

Washington Counties - Lewis, Cowlitz, Garfield, Pacific, Walla Walla, Whitman, YakimaOregon - Coastal areas

9-Jan-90

11-Jan-90

3000

Districts: Ampara, Badulla, Kandy, Kurunegala, Matale, Monaragala, Nuwara Eliya, Plolnnarauwa, Trincomalee, Puttalam, Mannar, Anuradhapura, Batticaloa Alaska

3-Jan-90

14-Jan-90

12

33

150612

15-Dec-89

15-Jan-90

32

Northeastern States: Bahia, Minas Gerais, Piaui, 0 Maranhao, Goias, Tocantins

10-Dec-89

31-Dec-89

22

35

200000

Districts - Mahurunga, Kilambo, Kihimika, Tangazo, Kitunguli

17-Dec-89

25-Dec-89

Taipei

16-Dec-89

18-Dec-89

Southwestern Districts: Kegalle (Bulathkohupitiya), Gampaha, Galle, Kalutara, Matara, Nuwara-Eliya, Ratnapura

19-Nov-89

6-Dec-89

18

Pyongyang

7-Nov-89

11-Nov-89

Koryaleh Province - Afgoi-Yare, Allafuuto, Kurtun-Waare

6-Nov-89

14-Nov-89

Southern Provinces - Chumphon, Prachuab Khirikhan, Surat Thani

3-Nov-89

10-Nov-89

304

150000

Southern Philippines

3-Nov-89

8-Nov-89

30

Transbaikal Area

18-Oct-89

25-Oct-89

Northern Luzon - Cagayan, Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, Abra, Pangasinan, Cordilleras, Benguet, Kalinga-Apayao, La Union, Zambales

10-Sep-89

12-Sep-89

17

3000

Hainan Island

2-Oct-89

5-Oct-89

31

Texas - Galveston

15-Oct-89

16-Oct-89

Northern Luzon Coast - Gonzaga, Santa Ana

6-Oct-89

10-Oct-89

45

8846

Manila

23-Sep-89

25-Sep-89

Puerto Rico, Guadeloupe, Montserrat, Antigua, 0 Dominica, St. Kitts, Nevis, St. Croix, St. Thomas

18-Sep-89

21-Sep-89

14

50000

17-Sep-89

19-Sep-89

14-Sep-89

16-Sep-89

Parana State

10-Sep-89

13-Sep-89

12

10000

Taiwan, Penghu Islands

12-Sep-89

17-Sep-89

11

100

Bhajang District - Chaurjhari

8-Sep-89

12-Sep-89

16

Districts - Taplejun, Panchthar

1-Sep-89

25-Sep-89

25

59

3000

States: Colima, Chihuahua, Guerrero, Michoacan, Oaxaca, Tabasco, Veracruz, Mexico 0 City Districts: Chikwawa, Nsanje, Machinga, Mango Chi, Salima, Balaka, Zomba, Mulanje, Nwanza, Chiradzulu

9-Sep-89

24-Sep-89

16

22

21063

8-Sep-89

18-Sep-89

11

Uttar Pradesh state

3-Sep-89

10-Sep-89

Prefectures: Kumamoto, Osaka, Oita, Fukuoka

2-Sep-89

5-Sep-89

18000

Tamale

25-Aug-89

29-Aug-89

400

Kanto Region - Tokyo, Saitama, Tokushima

25-Aug-89

28-Aug-89

6400

Southern Provinces

22-Aug-89

25-Aug-89

West Azerbaijan Province - Haris, Heidarabad, Teil, Almas, Dizaj, Sheikh Marjan

17-Aug-89

19-Aug-89

Djibouti

9-Aug-89

25-Aug-89

17

Eastern Iran - Zabol

7-Aug-89

10-Aug-89

300000

SamarLuzonLeyte - Sorgoson

9-Aug-89

14-Aug-89

112

Sumatra: Riau, West Sumatra - Kampar, Solok, Bengkulu

9-Aug-89

13-Aug-89

Bujumbura Province

7-Aug-89

9-Aug-89

Hamilton

6-Aug-89

7-Aug-89

60

Punjab, Sind Kentucky - Fort Knox, Lexington, Louisvile, Barlow, Boston, FrankfortTennessee Lebanon, Nashville, RivesWest Virginia Cabell, Lincoln, Ona, Milton

29-Jul-89

7-Aug-89

10

53

4-Aug-89

7-Aug-89

Russia's Far East - Dalnerechensk, Lesozavodsk 0

27-Jul-89

7-Aug-89

12

17

Sylhet District - Zakignaj

1-Aug-89

7-Aug-89

200

600000

31-Jul-89

3-Aug-89

Vietnam - Thanh Hoa

25-Jul-89

31-Jul-89

102

369200

Jakarta

31-Jul-89

2-Aug-89

Viti Levu

29-Jul-89

2-Aug-89

15

Southern Port City of Pusan

28-Jul-89

31-Jul-89

21

40000

Provinces: Fujian, Zhejiang

20-Jul-89

29-Jul-89

10

104

20000

Eastern Areas - Kalmunai, Sammunturai, Ampara, Polonnaruwa

27-Jul-89

31-Jul-89

160

Miaoli, Taichung, Nantou, Chiayi

26-Jul-89

30-Jul-89

16

152

Sichuan Province - Chongqing City , Nanchong, Daxian, Wanxian, Fuling

27-Jul-89

20-Sep-89

56

3000

22-Jul-89

27-Jul-89

29

900

States: Assam, Manipur, Mizoram

5-Jul-89

10-Aug-89

37

31

32000

Seoul

25-Jul-89

29-Jul-89

131

1200000

Sylhet District

6-Jul-89

23-Jul-89

18

Jilin Province

18-Jul-89

26-Jul-89

63

Kerala, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa, Karnataka

22-Jul-89

31-Jul-89

10

780

Heilongjiang Province - Qiqihar

21-Jul-89

31-Jul-89

11

24

16000

Provinces: Zhejiang, Jiangsu

20-Jul-89

25-Jul-89

Anhui Province

19-Jul-89

27-Jul-89

Qinghai Province - Haibei Tibet Autonomous Prefecture, Xining Luzon - Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, La Union, Abra, Mountain Province, Baguio

16-Jul-89

27-Jul-89

12

107

1413

16-Jul-89

20-Jul-89

26

186000

10-Jul-89

17-Jul-89

50

48000

Sabaragamuwa Province - Kegalle, Ratnapura

11-Jul-89

16-Jul-89

14

20000

Quangxi Province - Nanning

7-Jul-89

20-Jul-89

14

50

410000

Sichuan Province

11-Jul-89

23-Jul-89

13

814

Hunan Province

30-Jun-89

20-Jul-89

21

18

22400

Hong Kong

6-Jul-89

10-Jul-89

1377

Mato Grosso do Sul - IvinhemaSao Paulo Itapecerica da Serra

27-Jul-89

31-Jul-89

36

45000

Zhejiang Province - Lanxi

3-Jul-89

7-Jul-89

38

30000

Northern and Eastern Regions: Bandarban, Rangpur

3-Jul-89

5-Jul-89

20000

Coastal communities - Mountains north of Caracas

1-Jul-89

10-Jul-89

10

Quangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: Tian'e County - Yanlai Township

21-Jun-89

30-Jun-89

10

28

Andean foothills

25-Jun-89

29-Jun-89

Alagoas State - Uniao dos Palmares, Maceio

5-Jul-89

16-Jul-89

12

33

410000

Santiago

19-Jun-89

21-Jun-89

Rio de Janeiro

16-Jun-89

18-Jun-89

Qinghai Province

15-Jun-89

30-Jun-89

16

States: Ceara, Pernambuco, Alagoas, Sergipe, Maranhao, Piavi, Rio grande do Norte, Paraiba, Bahia, Minas Gerais, Goias, Tocantins

1-Jun-89

26-Jun-89

26

Kegalle, Aranayake

30-May-89

11-Jun-89

13

315

300000

Davao del Sur Province - Malita

1-Jun-89

8-Jun-89

11

4000

Guandong Province

21-May-89

5-Jun-89

16

84

1000000

Central Plains

2-Jun-89

5-Jun-89

270

175000

Provinces: Quang Nam-da Nang, Binh Tri Thien, 0 Nghe Tinh

23-May-89

31-May-89

140

150000

Vermont - Plainsfield, Montpelier, Hancock, Middlebury

24-May-89

26-May-89

151

336000

Texas (Houston, Beaumont, Austin, Dallas), Louisiana

15-May-89

20-May-89

400

Adzharia/Ajaria

18-Apr-89

30-Apr-89

13

52

20000

Djibouti

7-Apr-89

12-Apr-89

150000

Oregon

9-Apr-89

19-Apr-89

11

45

306000

Piaui State - Teresina, Sao Miguel do TapuioCeara State - IguatuParaiba State Joao Pessoa

8-Apr-89

15-Apr-89

34

4080

Northern Queensland - Burdekin, Ayr Louisiana - AnacocoNortheast Texas Nacogdoches, Lufkin, Huntington, LongviewArkansas - TexarkanaMississippi Vicksburg Missouri, Kansas City - Line Creek

4-Apr-89

8-Apr-89

1000

29-Mar-89

1-Apr-89

26-Mar-89

11-Apr-89

17

Central South Governorates: Hadramaut, Shabwa, Mahra, Seyoun

19-Mar-89

1-May-89

44

53

80000

Lower Ohio Valley

18-Mar-89

27-Mar-89

10

15

Chikwawa, Nsanje

9-Mar-89

15-Mar-89

37000

Central Java - Tegal, Brebes

21-Feb-89

27-Feb-89

15000

Eastern Andes Region (north of Lima) Shucyacu

16-Feb-89

22-Feb-89

60

1000

Arizona - Pheonix

13-Feb-89

18-Feb-89

Appalachia

11-Feb-89

13-Feb-89

17000

Southern Namibia

8-Feb-89

12-Feb-89

Nuevo Leon

5-Feb-89

8-Feb-89

Lusaka, Chawama, Chilanga, Kanyama, Makeni 0

1-Feb-89

10-Feb-89

10

20000

1-Feb-89

2-Feb-89

4000

Bosnia

26-Jan-89

2-Feb-89

72

500000

Luzon - Manila, Bicol, SorsoganSamar Eastern and Northern SamarLeyte - Southern Leyte

25-Jan-89

8-Feb-89

15

72

551051

Valencia

25-Jan-89

1-Feb-89

Lisbon

22-Jan-89

10-Feb-89

20

20000

Sumatra - Bengkulu, Riau

17-Jan-89

27-Jan-89

11

35

137000

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Inverness

14-Jan-89

17-Jan-89

3000

Outer Loyaute Islands - Ouvea, Mare, LifouIle des Pins

2-Jan-89

8-Jan-89

196

532000

mountains north of Caracas along the Caribbean 0

1-Jan-89

8-Jan-89

553

Natal

1-Jan-89

2-Jan-89

Central Java - Districts: Pemalang, Pekalongan and Semarang. Rivers Kali Comal and Sikuang Cities: Lambarene, Port-Gentil, Ouila, KoulaMoutou, Makoukou Rivers: Ogooue and N'gounie Bundibugyo district (about 200 miles west of Kampala)

17-Dec-88

19-Dec-88

40

28-Nov-88

3-Dec-88

23-Nov-88

7-Dec-88

15

5000

Thailand -- Nakhon Si Thamarat Province Nakhon Si Thamarat city. Districts: Phipoon, 0 Phibul, Lansaka. Villages: Katun, Khiriwong Songkhla Province - Hat Yai city. Ranot District. North Sumatra - south Tapanuli 0

20-Nov-88

1-Dec-88

12

386

301000

18-Nov-88

19-Nov-88

28

Mediterranean coast -- Catalunya Province: Areyns de Mar, Viladecans, Sant Adrian del 0 Besos. Corbera and Torrellas. -- Valencia province: Turia River Luzon Island - Bicol Peninsula. Camarines Sur province. Pasacao. Pasig in Metro Manilla area. 0 Panay Island - Capiz and Aklan provinces -Palawan Island - Rizal. -- Flooding also reported Flores Island - four villages in the district of Ende. Ria Raja, Rewarangga 0

12-Nov-88

13-Nov-88

800

4-Nov-88

8-Nov-88

255

1000000

5-Nov-88

7-Nov-88

20

1200

Hainan Province - 46 villages in Qiongshan, Ding'an and Wenchang counties. Nandu river

28-Oct-88

30-Oct-88

10000

Rivers State - Kassama in Yenagoa Local Government Area

27-Oct-88

28-Oct-88

10

12000

Northern Mindanao Island - Misamis Oriental Province. three villages in the port city of 0 Cagayan de Oro. Agusan River. Pagadian City. -Southern and central Luzon Island - Manilla Northern Columbia - Guajira Peninsula. Towns: Carmen de Bolivar, La Uribia. River Alferez. -0 Venezuela - Caracas area. -- Nicaragua Managua area, Miskito Coast, Corn Island, 600-mile span between Thanh Hoa Province in the north to Phu Khanh Province in the south. Lam River in Nghe Tinh Province El Quiche Province - Chioxy River in the northern border strip between the towns of Playitas and Playa Grande Northern, Upper West and Upper East regions. West Gonja District. Salaga. Singa. Daboya. Black and White Volta Rivers 0

22-Oct-88

26-Oct-88

181

60000

18-Oct-88

25-Oct-88

135

407000

10-Oct-88

20-Oct-88

11

100

500000

16-Oct-88

17-Oct-88

6000

1-Oct-88

11-Oct-88

11

3000

Federal Capital Territory Suleja - Abuja city and dam. -- Anambra State - 12 communities in Anambra Local Government Area. -- Rivers: Niger and Anambra Gard Region, Nimes city

21-Sep-88

5-Oct-88

15

70000

3-Oct-88

3-Oct-88

10

300

Maharashtra State - Bombay city

3-Oct-88

4-Oct-88

23

Counties: Ilan, Taipei, Hualien and Taitung. India -- Punjab State - 10 of 12 administrative districts and 1,463 villages inundated. Districts: Amritsar, Jalandhar, Gurdaspur, Batala, Sangrur, Ferozepore, Hoshiarpur, Kapurthala, Fujian Province -

21-Sep-88

3-Oct-88

13

21-Sep-88

8-Oct-88

18

731

1250000

20-Sep-88

26-Sep-88

51000

1,488 villages flooded in 53 of Thailand's 73 provinces; including Phayao, Rayong and Uthai Thani. Darbang and Niskot villages in Myagdi District. Myagdi River

18-Sep-88

5-Oct-88

18

19

16000

20-Sep-88

21-Sep-88

106

56

Nigeria -- Oyo State - Oshogbo. Erinle River. Sokoto State - 76 villages submerged. Niger 0 River -- Benin -- Provinces: Zou and Borgou. Districts: Malanville/Karimama, Dominican Republic - Yuna River near Cotui. -Southern Haiti - " widespread flooding and crop 0 damage" -- Jamaica - "widespread flooding across the island" -- Mexico - Yucatan Tampa Bay Area. Counties: Manatee, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco. Towns: Palmetto, 0 Bradenton, Yankeetown, Tampa, St Petersburg. Manatee and Little Manatee rivers. Alafia River. Dongting Lake area in Hunan and Hubei provinces Buryatia , Eastern regions of Soviet Buryatia, Transbailkal area. Rivers Uda, Kurba, Kodun and their tributaries. Veracruz State - Hueleque River in Poza Rica. Tuxpan-Pantepec River in Alamo. Papantla La Antigua, Cazones, Coatzintla, Tuxpan, La Palmilla. Cotaxtla River. Cazones River. -Chiapas State - Coatan River in Tapachula city. Huixtla, Escuincla, Pijijiapan, Arteaga and Tonala. Cuatan Grande and Chico rivers. -Oaxaca State - Tehuantepec isthmus. Salado Sahel area. Niger River 0

14-Sep-88

26-Sep-88

13

136000

10-Sep-88

18-Sep-88

237

821400

6-Sep-88

9-Sep-88

1000

5-Sep-88

14-Sep-88

10

100000

6-Sep-88

6-Sep-88

2-Sep-88

6-Sep-88

31

30000

1-Sep-88

5-Sep-88

17

20000

2-Sep-88

3-Sep-88

13

7000

City of Bambey

2-Sep-88

2-Sep-88

2400

Provinces: Cordoba, Atlantico, Sucre, Magdalena, Cesar, Bolivar, Santander. Magdalena River. Town of Damavand, (50 km east of Tehran) and 30 villages in area.

27-Aug-88

3-Sep-88

100000

25-Aug-88

25-Aug-88

25

Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Counties: Guiping, Wuxuan. Liuzhou city. Laibin 0 town. Wuzhou city. Hongshui, Liujiang and Xijiang rivers. -- Guangdong Province- Zhaoqing Honduras - Shantytowns in Tegucigalpa, Slum Chamelecon in San Pedro Sula, La Lima. -- El 0 Salvador - Provinces: Usulatan, La Union, Ahuachaba, San Miguel, San Salvador, La Paz. Chad -- Provinces: Kanem, Ouaddai, Logone Occidentale, Logone Oriental. Prefectures: 0 Salamat (Am-Timam), Mayo Kebbi (bongor), N'Djamena, Moyen-Chari (Sarh), Batha. Chari Southern, eastern and western parts of Niger. Niger River. 0

31-Aug-88

6-Sep-88

58

300000

25-Aug-88

29-Aug-88

50

25850

20-Aug-88

6-Sep-88

18

51

58000

18-Aug-88

25-Aug-88

300000

Sind Province - several dozens villages destroyed. Indus River

18-Aug-88

25-Aug-88

200000

Eastern Shandong Province - Yellow River flooded 33 villages

23-Aug-88

24-Aug-88

10000

Nayarit State - left bank of the Santiago river

22-Aug-88

23-Aug-88

18

130000

Provinces: Bam, Yatenga, Seno, Soum, Oubritenga, Oudalan, Namentenga, Bazega, Houet, Kenedougou, Comoe, Kadiogo. Ndorola

21-Aug-88

2-Sep-88

13

11

6000

Rivers State - Port Harcourt city

22-Aug-88

22-Aug-88

10000

"various parts of the northern region"

11-Aug-88

25-Aug-88

15

Assam State - Bramputra Valley from from Dibrugarh to downtown Dhubri . Barak Valley. 0 Districts: Dhubri, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Sonitpur, Sibsagar, Cachar, Karimganj, Nagaon, "53 of the country's 64 administrative districts were covered by flood waters at the height of the 0 disaster." -- Dhaka city 85% inundated by Buriganga River. Other cities under 5-10 feet of Henan Province 0

23-Aug-88

15-Sep-88

24

876

2000

20-Aug-88

3-Oct-88

45

9-Aug-88

18-Aug-88

10

34

80000

Kano State - Fourteen of the state's 20 local government areas. collapse of the Bagauda Dam near Kano city. -- Borno State - Fika local government area Venezuela -- States: Anzoategui, Bolivar, Cojedes (El Pao dam overflowed). Areas: Francisco de Miranda, Parapal, San Luis, Los Cocos, Rio Blanco. Towns: Cuidad Guayana, Shaaxi Province - Jiujianfang. Yellow River

7-Aug-88

20-Aug-88

14

53

16-Aug-88

23-Aug-88

10

12000

13-Aug-88

14-Aug-88

163

12000

Northern coast area - Zelaya Norte. Alamikamba. Kukalaya. Prinzapolks. Wawa River, Rio Coco Veracruz State - Papaloapan River and its tributaries. Tesochoacan River Counties: Yunlin, Chiayi, Tainan, Kaohsiung, Pingtung, Nantou. Cities: Chaiyi, Shuishan, Kaohsiung, Tainan. Inner Mongolia - Dahingganling forest area. southern Morin Dawa autonomous banner of Daur nationality. Six counties on the upper reaches of the Nenjiang River -- see also DFOZhejiang Province - Hangzhou city. Ningbo and Zhoushan Sudan -- Khartoum area. Gadharef, central Gezira region, Kassala, Eddamer, Atbara, Ash Showak, Dongola region, Kordofan, Katarant, Katarant Almaad, Karima Merawi. El-Gezira Shanxi Province - Fenyang County and 11 others. Yellow River,

9-Aug-88

16-Aug-88

25000

13-Aug-88

15-Aug-88

4000

14-Aug-88

17-Aug-88

15

10000

10-Aug-88

15-Aug-88

10

64000

7-Aug-88

8-Aug-88

117

188000

5-Aug-88

10-Sep-88

37

91

2000000

6-Aug-88

6-Aug-88

50

30000

Siberia, Transbaikal area west of Khabarovsk.

3-Aug-88

4-Aug-88

Andara Pradesh State - seven districts. Godavari River and tributaries

31-Jul-88

2-Aug-88

50

Central coast - Chichirivichi village on Chichirivichi River

31-Jul-88

31-Jul-88

Zhejiang Province - Ninghai, Sanmen, Xinchang, 0 Fenghua and Shengxian counties. Ningbo city

29-Jul-88

5-Aug-88

264

64000

North Island - Auckland and the East Cape area. 0 Ruatoria. Waiwere River

27-Jul-88

27-Jul-88

52

Three counties in Gansu province. Xifeng City

23-Jul-88

23-Jul-88

54

12000

Heilongjiang Province - Qiqihar city area. Daqing oilfield. Gannan County. Nenjiang River. -- see 0 also DFO-1988-058 Kake and Uchikuroyama in northwest Hiroshima 0 Prefecture. Shimane Prefecture. Hiroshima city

21-Jul-88

19-Aug-88

30

76000

20-Jul-88

21-Jul-88

12

1633

Northern Basque country - Guipuzcoa province

19-Jul-88

20-Jul-88

Southeastern areas - Yongwol, Chechon, Youngju city Punjab Province - 13 districts. -- Northwest Frontier Province - Tochi River in North Wazirastan. Chugarzai village in Swat district. Indus River. Kohistan. -- Kashmir Province States of Alagoas and Pernambuco. Maceio city. Mundau and Paraiba Rivers. Gujarat State - Saurashtra-Kutch region. Districts: Surat, Jamnagar, Rajkot and Bhavnagar. Surat town. Rajkot city. -Maharashtra State Toba area in Mie prefecture. Tottori prefecture

20-Jul-88

20-Jul-88

16

2640

18-Jul-88

5-Aug-88

19

158

163000

17-Jul-88

18-Jul-88

66

50000

14-Jul-88

27-Jul-88

14

97

25000

15-Jul-88

15-Jul-88

Central and western Texas, Guadalupe River near Hunt in Kerr County. Perkins Draw in Pecos County

10-Jul-88

11-Jul-88

Pochon area. Chunchon city area

8-Jul-88

14-Jul-88

2000

Southern Gansu Province - Zhuoni and Lintan counties

6-Jul-88

6-Jul-88

Southwestern frontier region of Krasnodar.

5-Jul-88

7-Jul-88

Alberta Province town of Slave Lake India -- Punjab State - Districts: Patiala, Jalandhar, Amritsar. Patiala city , Patiala canal. Ravi River in Gurdaspur district. Bhatinda. -Himachal Pradesh State - Districts: Hamirpur. Lagos area

5-Jul-88

7-Jul-88

2500

4-Jul-88

8-Aug-88

36

233

500000

2-Jul-88

3-Jul-88

500

Paraguay River

28-Jun-88

28-Jun-88

7000

37 out of 64 administrative districts including: Sylhet, Habiganj, Sunamgonj, Comilla, 0 Bandarban, Chittagong, Netrokona, Bogra, Moulavibazar, Rangpur, Mymensingh, Narsingdi, Sichuan Province - 36 counties southwest of Chengdu. Gaoxian. Ya'an. Yibin. 0

27-Jun-88

15-Aug-88

50

254

5250000

24-Jun-88

28-Jun-88

65

500000

Rivers Pripyat and Stokhod Assam State - renewed flooding of Bramaputra and tributaries. Districts: Nagaon, Dibrugarh, Tezpur and Neamatighat. Guwahati - more than 3,000 villages in 15 districts submerged --

20-Jun-88

1-Jul-88

12

21-Jun-88

14-Jul-88

24

34

2000000

Zhejiang Province - Longquan County Jiangxi Province - Central and northern areas. Counties: 0 Shangrao. Xinjiang River Districts: Chittagong, Jessor, Satkhira. Low lying 0 areas of Dhaka. Rajshahi town. Padma River

11-Jun-88

25-Jun-88

15

70

50000

14-Jun-88

20-Jun-88

15000

Ankara city slums

12-Jun-88

12-Jun-88

16

400

Sichuan Province - Shizhu county

10-Jun-88

11-Jun-88

11

500

Provinces: Kabul, Takhar, Samangan, Beghlan, Badakhshan, Herat, Jouzjan. Kabul River Valley

13-Jun-88

28-Jun-88

16

3000

Luzon Island - Rizal Province. Metro Manila area. Sabaragamuwa Province, Ratnapura District. Millawitiya. Kaluganga River. Also flooding in Kalutara district of Western Province.

1-Jun-88

6-Jun-88

35

5000

1-Jun-88

9-Jun-88

110000

Provinces: Sancti Spiritus, Cienfuegos, Ciego de 0 Avila, Camaguey, Holguin. Agabama River.

30-May-88

6-Jun-88

24

65000

Guangdong Province - northern areas. Fugang county.

24-May-88

26-May-88

8000

India - Assam State: 52 villages inundated along the Bramaputra and Barak rivers and their 0 tributaries. Districts: Nagaon, Karimganj -Bangladesh - northeastern districts of Sylhet and Fujian Province - three northern counties: Jianyang, Chongan and Zhenghe. Minjiang River 0 near Fuzhou -- Flooding also reported in Hunan and Jiangxi provinces, locations unspecified. Rwanda - Prefectures: Ruhengeri, Gitarama, Gisenyi, Gikongoro, Kibuye -- Uganda - Mubuku 0 River in Kasese District. Rubiriha River along border with Zaire

23-May-88

11-Jun-88

20

76

43000

19-May-88

28-May-88

10

125

2800000

6-May-88

15-May-88

10

52

23628

Kyushu Island - central and eastern areas. Kumamoto Prefecture. Ofuna River

3-May-88

4-May-88

10000

Nairobi area. Districts: Kisumu , South Nyanza, Laikipia. Nyando Division in West Kenya. Rivers: 0 Tana, Nyando. Jihlava River overflowed in Luka village near Jihlava.

10-Apr-88

10-May-88

31

60

10000

20-Apr-88

21-Apr-88

500

Hezil River between Turkey and Iraq near Silopi

14-Apr-88

15-Apr-88

5000

Northern Territory - Todd River in the town of Alice Springs. -- Northwest of Western Australia 0 De Grey River near Port Hedland -- Flooding also in northern part of South Australia West Germany - Danube River in Bavaria. towns: Niederachdorf, Beuel, Bamberg, Koln, 0 Regensburg, Passau, Dresden, Bonn. Flooding also on the Main, Rhine, Mosel, Elbe, Donlau Buenos Aires city, 35 flooded districts. La Plata, Moron and Quilmes. La Plata River 0

30-Mar-88

1-Apr-88

26-Mar-88

30-Mar-88

3500

25-Mar-88

28-Mar-88

24

57000

Botswana - Francistown and Mahalapye subdistricts -- Mozambique - Pungoe River in Sofala 0 and Manica provinces. Limpopo River in Gaza Province. -- Zimbabwe - Honde River on Cusco Province - town of Alto Urubamba. Urubamba River 0

8-Mar-88

15-Mar-88

18

24000

22-Feb-88

22-Feb-88

Central, northern and northwestern South Africa Provinces: Orange Free State, Natal and Cape. 0 Karoo plains. Towns: Bloemfontein, Douglas, Jacobsdal, Ritchie, Ladysmith, Barkly West, Central Java - Karanganyar and Bantul Districts. 0 towns: Solo, Nglorog, Kretek Rio de Janeiro state - Rio de Janeiro's northern suburbs including Duque de Caxias and Nova Iguacu. Cities: Petropolis, Teresopolis, Baixada Fluminense, S.J. Do Meriti, Nilopolis, C. De Southeastern Louisiana - St. Tammany and Tangipahoa parishes. Little Tchefuncte, Tangipahoa and Bogue Falaya rivers

10-Feb-88

2-Mar-88

22

24

10000

5-Feb-88

6-Feb-88

3000

1-Feb-88

10-Feb-88

10

290

25000

1-Feb-88

4-Feb-88

North central area Costa Rica - Limon Province. Laistonia area. Guacimo, Siquirres, Matina Cantons, Sixaola, Bri-Bri, Alta Talamanca. -- Panama - Province: Bocas Del Toro. Sixaola area, Guabito city. Hawaii, Oahu Island - southeast area. Koolau Mountains, Waimanalo, Niu Valley to Kailua.

1-Feb-88

2-Feb-88

2000

30-Jan-88

5-Feb-88

7000

1-Jan-88

2-Jan-88

2800

Lower Mississippi Valley -- Arkansas - Critteen County: Towns: West Memphis, Marion. Mississippi River. Also - Rock Creek flooded in Little Rock. -- Western Tennessee - Shelby Central Vietnam

25-Dec-87

29-Dec-87

6000

5-Dec-87

10-Dec-87

86

40000

East Coast - Valencia a Murcia regions. provinces: Alicante, Jaen.

3-Nov-87

6-Nov-87

16

3000

Southeastern Jamaica - most affected parishes: Clareon, St Catherine, Kingston, Trelawny, St 0 Arew. towns of Crooked River, Riversdale. Rivers: Minho, Dogna Taiwan - Taipei city; Keelung River 0

30-Oct-87

1-Nov-87

1000

24-Oct-87

26-Oct-87

49

Lebanon - Eastern Bekaa Valley, Al Assi River north of the town of Baalbeck. -- Egypt Southestern Sinai Penninsula, Sinai a Suea

17-Oct-87

19-Oct-87

10

200

Islas: Shikoku a Honshu. Tottori prefecture Norhteastern Spain - three northernmost provinces of Catalonia: Barcelona, Gerona a Tarragona. -- Majorca - Provinces: Granada a Gerona. -- Southern France - Coastal areas of Guatemala - Huehuetenango Department. Towns: La Democracia, Santa Ana Huista, San Antonio Huista a Nenton. Rivers: Zapote, El Ingerto, Valpariaiso. -- Mexico - Tabasco State, Mexico City a surrouing areas. Hoo a Los Remedios rivers

16-Oct-87

17-Oct-87

3000

4-Oct-87

10-Oct-87

12

1-Oct-87

8-Oct-87

36

3500

28-Sep-87

29-Sep-87

15

3000

Provinces: Northern Natal Province a Eastern Cape. Kwazulu tribal homela, Valley of a Thousa 0 Hills. Areas in a arou cities of Pietermaritzburg a Ladysmith. Area north of Durban. Tugela River Eastern Pennsylvania - Lehigh a Lancaster Counties. Towns: Palmerton, Allentown. Rivers: 0 Susquehanna, Lehigh, Conestoga a Schuylkill. -Western Virginia - James River Heilongjiang Province - area arou Daqing oilfield. Songhua River North-central coast - Aragua a Miraa States. Towns: Maracay, Barrio El Progreso, Mata Seca, San Jose, Sacanova, Godoy, Tierra Nuestra, El Limon, El Progreso a Guanita. Shaong Province - capital city of Jinan Bangladesh - Districts: Rangpur, Dinajpur, Gaibaha, Kurigram, Noakhali, Noagaon, Mymensing, Sylhet, Netrokona, Jamlpur, Cox's Bazar, Chittagong, Chapai Nawabganj. Rivers: 0

26-Sep-87

2-Oct-87

300

60000

8-Sep-87

9-Sep-87

120

27-Aug-87

15-Sep-87

20

6-Sep-87

8-Sep-87

112

30000

26-Aug-87

27-Aug-87

51

6000

23-Jul-87

24-Sep-87

64

880

500000

Tehran area on July 26. Also the Boojhan River inundated Boojhan village in Khorassan province 0 on July 24. Chungchongnamdo Province: Puyo, Sochon, and Nonsan. Flooding extended up to Souel. 0 Rivers: Paekma, Han, Kimgang, Kum. -- On July 27 another storm inundates Souel and causes Xinjiang Province 0

24-Jul-87

27-Jul-87

147

21-Jul-87

29-Jul-87

330

35900

16-Jul-87

21-Jul-87

44000

Texas - Kerr County town of Comfort, Guadalupe River Italy - Valtellina Valley village of Tartano in Lombardy Region. area stretching from Bergamo east of Milan to Bolzano. -- Flooding also reported in southern Switzerland and Chile - Santiago area, Mapocho River. River Aconcagua in La Calera,.

17-Jul-87

17-Jul-87

12-Jul-87

21-Jul-87

10

20

300

12-Jul-87

18-Jul-87

47

90000

Tolima Department towns of Ibague and Pastales. Combeima River and its tributaries Anhui Province - Jianghuai area. Chaohu, Chuxian and Huizhou Prefectures. Rivers: Yangtze, Huaihe, Chuhe. North-central Ohio - Counties: Richland, Morrow, Marion and Delaware. Towns: Shelby and Belleville. Blackfork River

4-Jul-87

6-Jul-87

15

240

2-Jul-87

23-Jul-87

22

56

25600

2-Jul-87

3-Jul-87

2100

Sichuan Province - Counties: An, Jinzhu, Jintan, 0 Pi, Guan and Shuangliu. Southern Texas - Towns: Cuero, Harlingen, Del Rio, Victoria. Guadalupe River. -- Mexico Mexico City, Alta Vista, Valle Aragon, and San Miguel Xalostoc areas. Los Remedios River. On

24-Jun-87

2-Jul-87

40

5-Jun-87

8-Jun-87

536

Towns: San Juan, La Vega and Santiago in the 0 San Juan de la Maguana Valley. San Juan River Southwestern Iowa - Mills and Montgomery counties. Towns: Hastings, Red Oak, Malvern, 0 Emerson, Hamburg. Rivers: West Nishnabotna, Nishnabotna, East Nishnabotna. -- Eastern Guangdong Province - 31 villages submerged in Zhangpu County; Guangzhou city. Other 0 counties: Huiyang, Shantou, Shenzhen, Shaoguan, Zhaoqing and Jiangmen. Dongjiang Nowy Sacz Province, Carpathian mountain region Northern New South Wales and Southern Queensland - Tweed, Lismore, Brunswick, Murwillumbah and Mullumbimby. Wilson River 0

30-May-87

31-May-87

10

200

26-May-87

30-May-87

2200

19-May-87

9-Jun-87

22

178

470000

23-May-87

26-May-87

500

9-May-87

11-May-87

400

Serbia and northern Bosnia - floods in 20 villiages including those near the Western Serbia town of Loznica and Sanski Most. Between towns of Cuenca and Guayaquil. Bulu Bulu river Maine - Penobscot and Kennebec Counties, Towns: Augusta, Guilford, Livermore Falls, Wilton, Farmington, Lewiston, Dover, Skowhegan, Gardner and Hollowell. Rivers: Donbass region, Sargazan village

7-May-87

15-May-87

3-Apr-87

5-Apr-87

100

3000

31-Mar-87

9-Apr-87

10

5000

16-Mar-87

17-Mar-87

31

1000

Town of Chosica and Lima area, Rimac River

9-Mar-87

11-Mar-87

12

1000

Andean mountains of eastern Ecuador -Town of Tena. Aguarica River. Napo Province, towns of Quijo, Gonzalo Pizarro, Playas de Alto Coca. Java Island - eastern districts of Bojonegoro, Tuban and Lamongan. Bengawan Solo River

5-Mar-87

7-Mar-87

300

15000

21-Feb-87

23-Feb-87

26000

Mestia and Lentekhi districts. "many parts of eastern and western Georgia" Town of Villa Rica (170 miles east of Lima on the east slopes of the Andes), Entaz and Esperanze rivers. Also nearby town of Oxapampa Chapare region in central Bolivia, Chapare River. Towns: Villa Fatima, Nueva Esperanza and Tocopilla.

28-Jan-87

14-Feb-87

18

110

10000

1-Feb-87

10-Feb-87

10

113

2000

20-Jan-87

30-Jan-87

11

20

3000

Sao Paulo city, Tiete River.

26-Jan-87

28-Jan-87

69

9000

Antananarivo and Ambatolampy-Antsirabe areas

1-Jan-87

26-Jan-87

26

40220

Chaco region, Rio Pilcomayo. Tucuman. Formosa province - western and central areas; Bermejo River. States: Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Minas Gerais. Cities: Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro Central Vietnam - Provninces: Nghia Binh, Phu Khanh, Quang Nam Da Nang, Thuan Hai a Gialai-Kontum. Provinces: Shiraz, Bushehr, Khuzestan, Buir Ahmad. Izeh in the Zagros Mountains, Behbahan, Shahruj, Masjid Sulaiman.

15-Jan-87

5-Feb-87

22

9000

23-Dec-86

1-Jan-87

10

29

7000

3-Dec-86

5-Dec-86

165

30-Nov-86

11-Dec-86

12

200

40000

Western Washington - Lewis, King, Skagit, a Whatcom counties. Towns: Snoqualmie, Glacier. Rivers: Skykomish, Snohomish, Skagit a Puyallup, Boulder Creek Southern Sumatra - Bengkulu a Lampung provinces. Central Java - 23 villages

23-Nov-86

26-Nov-86

2000

27-Oct-86

3-Nov-86

93

31000

La Gonave Isla off Haiti's west coast

23-Oct-86

25-Oct-86

40

901

Areas north a south of Anchorage, Talkeetna, Seward, Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Cordova a Willow. Montana a Sheep creeks

9-Oct-86

15-Oct-86

1500

Luzon Isla - Manila a surrouing provinces Cap Bon region of northern Tunisia: Tunis, Governorates of Tunis, Ben Arous, Ariana, Zaghouan, Nabeul, Kairouan, Kasserine, Bizerte, Beja, Jeouba Illinois - Lake a northern Cook counties. Chicago's nothern suburbs; Grafton, East St. Louis. Rivers: Des Plaines, Illinois, Mississippi, Mackinaw. Oklahoma - Washington County. Iia - West Bengal state, Calcutta area a districts of Hooghly, Howarah, Parganas, a Midnapore. Ganges River. Bangladesh - 25 districts including: Khulna, Bagerhat, Sathkhira, North-central Montana - Fort Belknap Reservation, Phillips County. Towns: Malta, Harlem, Saco. Flooding along the Milk River a its tributaries from Chinook to Nashua Michigan's Lower Peninsula - Oceano County: towns of Pentwater a Hart, Pentwater River, dam burst at Hart Lake. Gratiot County: Rainbow Lake Dam collapsed flooding the Nuevo Leon state, Monterrey city, Santa Catarina a Topo Chico rivers.

6-Oct-86

7-Oct-86

18

60000

30-Sep-86

3-Oct-86

20

500

26-Sep-86

13-Oct-86

18

10

55000

22-Sep-86

10-Oct-86

19

49

700000

25-Sep-86

5-Oct-86

11

700

9-Sep-86

17-Sep-86

4000

4-Sep-86

8-Sep-86

20

5000

Western Texas - Alpine, Alpine Creek. Big Spring, Crane, Midla, Odessa

2-Sep-86

5-Sep-86

Sao Miguel Isla - Nordeste, Povoacao, Mosteiros

1-Sep-86

2-Sep-86

South Carolina - Scott Creek in Newberry. Union 0 County, Lockwood

18-Aug-86

21-Aug-86

125

Eastern a southern departments - Cebollati a Santa Lucia Rivers.

4-Aug-86

16-Aug-86

13

16000

Ahra Pradesh State - Districts:East Godavari, Adilabad a Khammam. Godavari River

15-Aug-86

22-Aug-86

150

3000000

Southeastern Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Burlington,Wauwatosa. Menomonee River

6-Aug-86

6-Aug-86

250

Prefectures: Tochigi, Ibaraki, Miyagi, Ibaragi a Shizuoka. Towns: Ishige. Kogai River.

5-Aug-86

8-Aug-86

17

3000

Quang Ninh, Lang Son, Ha Bac, Bac Thai a Hai Hung provinces. Cities: Lang Son, Thai Nguyen. 0 Red River Jilin Province. Heilongjiang Province, Daqing area, Songhua River Iia - States: Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar. Ganges River Bangladesh Chapainawabganj district. Rajshahi Region, Ganges River Coastal areas of Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region. Counties: Hepu, Qinzhou a Fangcheng. Nanning city. Yongjiang River. Central a northern Alberta; Edmonton. Rivers: North Saskatchewan, Pembina

25-Jul-86

4-Aug-86

11

25-Jun-86

24-Aug-86

61

800000

15-Jun-86

20-Aug-86

67

258

3040000

21-Jul-86

31-Jul-86

11

73

50000

18-Jul-86

22-Jul-86

1000

Eastern Provinces: Aracua, Casanare, Guainia, Guaviare.

10-Jul-86

30-Jul-86

21

28000

Philippines - Luzon Isla. Provinces: Nueva Ecija, La Union, Cagayan, Tarlac, Pangasinan. low0 lying areas in Manila, Baguio. China Guangdong Province, Jiexi a Puning counties. Iowa - West Des Moines, Van Meter, Des Moines. Raccoon River . Nebraska - town of DeWitt. Big Blue River, Turkey a Swan Creeks Northwestern Lousiana - Shreveport area, Caddo a Bossier parishes. Eastern Texas Beaumont, Rye, Liberty County. Trinity River Central Chile - Santiago area, Curico; rural districts of Talca a Rengo, regions of O'Higgins a Maule. Mapocho River 0

9-Jul-86

13-Jul-86

103

530000

1-Jul-86

2-Jul-86

640

27-Jun-86

30-Jun-86

1000

15-Jun-86

18-Jun-86

40

45000

Jamaica - southern a western parishes, Kingston area, Savanna La Mar, May Pen, Old 0 Harbor Bay, Lucie. Wag Water River. Dominican Republic - Santo Domingo city. Haiti - area arou Central Texas - Bexar County; Dallas area, San Antonio, Del Rio, De Leon, Abilene, Comanche, 0 Sweetwater, Spleora. Rivers: San Antonio, Olmos Creek, Peach Creek Pennsylvania - northern Allegheny County. Pittsburgh's northern suburbs: Etna, Iiana, 0 O'Hara a Shaler townships. Allegheny River tributaries Pine Creek a Little Pine Creek Cities: Valparaiso, Santiago, Concepcion, San Antonio 0

4-Jun-86

15-Jun-86

12

94

11860

31-May-86

11-Jun-86

12

10

3500

30-May-86

31-May-86

10

27-May-86

29-May-86

17000

Texas - Fort Worth area. Marine Creek

24-May-86

24-May-86

100

Islas - Malaita, Makira, eastern e of Guadacanal. 0

19-May-86

20-May-86

10000

Southeast Missouri: Cape Girardeau, Scott a Madison Counties

15-May-86

15-May-86

Bangkok city. Provinces: Uthai Thani, Kamphaeng Pit, Rayong, Ratchaburi

9-May-86

12-May-86

32

Central Iran - Provinces: Isfahan, Hamedan, Lorestan a Khuzestan.

2-May-86

6-May-86

26

1000

Northeast Brazil - Pernambuco state. Towns: Mombaca, Procoto a Cavalos

23-Apr-86

25-Apr-86

11

Northern Argentina - Provinces: Chaco, Entre Rios, Formosa, Santa Fe.

11-Apr-86

7-May-86

27

55000

Wisconsin - Towns: Green Bay, Oconto. Rivers: East, Oconto, Suamico a Duck Creek. Michigan 0 Osceola County. Town: Evart. Muskegon River. Minnesota a upper Mississippi rivers Peru - Lake Titicaca region:15 villages as well as the provincial capital, Puno. Bolivia - Lake 0 Titicaca region, Guaqui a Desaguadero. Santa Cruz province Northern a Central California - Napa, Humbolt, Sonoma a Yuba Counties. Towns: Napa, 0 Guerneville, Lia. Rivers: Russian, Napa, Eel, Yuba Western Nevada: Towns: Reno. Rivers: Northeast Bolivia - Cochabamba a La Paz region. Towns: Villa Fatima, Nueva Esperanza, Tocopilla. Chapare River 0

27-Mar-86

5-Apr-86

10

496

1-Feb-86

1-May-86

90

300000

12-Feb-86

27-Feb-86

16

18

30000

6-Jan-86

3-Apr-86

88

30

11300

Oregon - Towns: Ontario, Nyssa. Rivers: Snake. Idaho - Snake River. Michigan - Towns: 0 Algonac. Rivers: St. Clair, Muskegon

1-Jan-86

6-Jan-86

100

Algonac, St Clay River

30-Dec-85

31-Dec-85

100

Seven north coast towns, Uriah Butler Highway

2-Dec-85

4-Dec-85

Caracas

2-Dec-85

5-Dec-85

24

15000

Southern a central portions of isla; Clareon, Manchester, a St. Elizabeth

19-Nov-85

22-Nov-85

Monagahela River, Cheat River; St James, Potomac rivers in Virginia; Petersburg, Riverton (washed away), West Virginia; Washington Couny, West Virginia; Harpers Ferry, C a O tow Golden Meadow, 50 mi south of New Orleans; St Bernard, St Tammany; other parishes in eastern toe of Lousiana

1-Nov-85

9-Nov-85

54

18000

26-Oct-85

30-Oct-85

400000

Isla of Luzon

19-Oct-85

20-Oct-85

31

Texas - Towns: Fredericksburg, Maypearl, Tyler, Burnet, Kerrville, Hunt; Rivers: Guadalupe, 0 Llano, Pedernales, Fort Hood CreekArkansas Towns: Star City, Gould Eastern coastal states: Orissa, West BengalVillages: Barakhanpur, ParadipSubarnarekhu River Suan Phung, Damnoen Saduak districts of Ratchaburi Province 0

19-Oct-85

21-Oct-85

18-Oct-85

20-Oct-85

49

150000

12-Oct-85

17-Oct-85

18

7640

Provinces: Oueme, Zou, Mono, Atlantique

10-Oct-85

28-Oct-85

19

78

48000

Mexico -- State: Sinaloa -- Cities: Culiacan, Chihuahua, Los Mochis, Guamuchil, Guasave -0 Rivers: JuarezTexas -- Towns: Tulia, Silverton, Midla, Lubbock, Seminole, Seagraves, Towns: Mameyes Portones, Ponce, Santa Isabel, Aibonito, Toro Negro, Cidra, Toa Baja, 0 Tuque Beach, Caquas Juana Dias, Coama, Santa Isabel, PatillasRivers: Coamo, Plata, Teesta River Northern Rangpur district 0

9-Oct-85

12-Oct-85

460

6-Oct-85

8-Oct-85

99

6200

27-Sep-85

28-Sep-85

800

Niger River

23-Sep-85

25-Sep-85

6000

Ozama River States: Uttar Pradesh, BiharDistricts: Barabai, Lucknow, Sitapur, Sultanpur, BarabankiCities: Lucknow, Orissa Pradesh, DelhiRivers: Bagmati Provinces: Dalarna, Haelsingla dalaelven a Voxnan rivers Provinces north of Nghe Tinh - Thai Binh, Ha Nam Ninh, Thanh Hoa, a suburbs of Hanoi all in the rice-producing Red River delta County: Saginaw; Cities: Flint, Flushing;Flint RiverFlooding renewed on 9-Sept-85

14-Sep-85

15-Sep-85

12

895

13-Sep-85

15-Oct-85

33

557

152000

12-Sep-85

15-Sep-85

7-Sep-85

15-Sep-85

34

6-Sep-85

9-Sep-85

160

Districts: Rautahat, Parsa, Bara, Nuwakote, South Plain Belt Rivers: Bagnati a Bakaiya

6-Sep-85

11-Sep-85

30

1500

Guangdong Province, Counties: Haikang, Lianjiang, Suyixi

1-Sep-85

4-Sep-85

26

70000

Isla of Hokkaido Florida - West Coast, Gulf Coast, Panhale, Tarpon Springs, Apalachicola, Jacksonville, Black CreekArkansas - Mountain HomeKentucky - Paducah, MCCracken Guangxi Province

1-Sep-85

2-Sep-85

11

1200

30-Aug-85

5-Sep-85

1000000

30-Aug-85

8-Sep-85

10

200000

Hunan Province, Chenzhou Prefecture

30-Aug-85

3-Sep-85

147

Awash River

17-Aug-85

19-Aug-85

8000

Provinces: Tyrol, Salzburg; Cities: Melk, Branunau Rivers: Danube, Inn, Gars, Gasteiner Ache

7-Aug-85

8-Aug-85

12

Yunnan Province

6-Aug-85

9-Aug-85

283

14000

Namche Bazar, Bhotekoshi River

4-Aug-85

5-Aug-85

160

Wyoming Cheyenne, Dry Creek

2-Aug-85

3-Aug-85

12

Shanghai, Chongming isla

1-Aug-85

2-Aug-85

200000

Alabama, Counties: DeKalb, Cherokee Cities: Fort Payne, Dogtown Rivers: Johnny's Creek, Wills Creek Districts: Rangpur, Kurigram a Nilphamari, Sirajaganj, Gaibaha, Meherpur, Naogoan; Rivers: Jamuna, Dharal Brahmmaputra Provinces: Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, ShaongRivers: Yalu, Liao, Hun, Taizhi, Liaohe

24-Jul-85

25-Jul-85

100

21-Jul-85

17-Aug-85

28

15

175000

20-Jul-85

2-Sep-85

45

200

2000000

Kosti, Nyala, El Geneina, El Fasher

19-Jul-85

22-Jul-85

States: Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Kashmir

18-Jul-85

30-Jul-85

13

340

20000

Am Timan Region, Bahr Azoum River West Virginia - Counties: Raolph, Tucker; Rivers: Cheat, Dry Fork, Horse Camp Run Pennsylvania - Counties: Westmorea, Western Erie; Towns: West Jeannette, New Stanton, Monschau, Rur River

13-Jul-85

16-Jul-85

1600

9-Jul-85

10-Jul-85

200

6-Jul-85

7-Jul-85

Districts: Chittagong, Baar; Rivers: Matamuhuri, Sankha

3-Jul-85

4-Jul-85

77000

Provinces: Guizhou a Sichuan; City: Xichang Rivers: Yangtse, Jinsha

28-Jun-85

10-Jul-85

13

275

60000

States - Kerala, Assam Bombay, Karnataka, Goa 0

23-Jun-85

27-Jun-85

95

25000

isla of Luzon; Provinces - Rizal, Bataan a 0 Pampanga; Cities - Manila, Quezon, Santa Cruz

22-Jun-85

30-Jun-85

98

130000

Oklahoma, Cities: Barnsdal, Avant, Pawhuska, 0 Skiatook, Bartlesville, Wynona River: Bird Creek Texas - Counties: Hays, Comal a Blanco; Cities:Red River, Denison, San Antonio, Archer City, Wimberley, Bulverde; Rivers:Blanco Bulverde Cibolo Creek, Iian Creek, Blanco Maulvibazar, Sylhet district, River Manu

10-Jun-85

11-Jun-85

320

5-Jun-85

6-Jun-85

100

3-Jun-85

22-Jun-85

20

100000

Buenos Aires, Ingeniero Budge, La Matanza, Maldonado River

30-May-85

1-Jun-85

25

100000

Guangxi Autonomous Region, Hunan Province, Guilin

26-May-85

6-Jun-85

12

64

10000

Puerco Rico, Mountain towns of Jayuya a Utuado 0 NebraskaNew Mexico - Rio Grae RiverMinnesota - Wild Rice River in MahnomenTexas - Erath CountyColorado Southeastern Michigan, Marquette County

19-May-85

20-May-85

4500

11-May-85

12-May-85

24-Apr-85

25-Apr-85

400

Jinshan township of Huma County, Heilongjiang River

21-Apr-85

29-Apr-85

200

Texas, Counties: San Patricio a Nueces; City: Stinton, Corpus Christi

11-Apr-85

12-Apr-85

200

State: Ceara, Piaui a Maranhao, Paraiba

2-Apr-85

17-Apr-85

16

32

700000

Lake Erie, Detriot RiverMichigan - Counties: Monroe, Macomb a Wayne Ohio - Toledo

30-Mar-85

31-Mar-85

300

Texas, Pasadena, Houston, Victoria, San Antonio, Sugar La

14-Mar-85

15-Mar-85

New Mexico, Towns: Zuni Pueblo, Ramah Lakes on the Zuni River: Black Rock, Eustace

News

13-Mar-85

14-Mar-85

80

Illinois, Towns: Rome, Peoria, Liverpool, Chillicothe, Meredosia; Rivers: Illinois, Fox

News

3-Mar-85

8-Mar-85

2400

Bermeja, Department of Tarija Ohio - Towns: Eastlake, Defiance; Rivers: Chagrin, Maumee Missouri - Towns: Fairplay, Kansas City; Rivers: Missouri, Mississippi, Iian Creek, Marmaton Oklahoma - Towns: Central a East Java a the eastern islas

News

25-Feb-85

28-Feb-85

1000

News

22-Feb-85

1-Mar-85

2250

News

19-Feb-85

23-Feb-85

10

2000

Coromael Peninsula

News

17-Feb-85

18-Feb-85

200

Isla of Anjouan; Villages: Hassimpao, Marahare, News Vouani Provinces: Natal, Maputo; Rivers: Nkomati, Omati, Maputo, Umbeluzi, Incomati, Limpopo, News Pungue, Buzi a Zambezi; Town: Ressano Garcia Region: Northern Sulawesi; Towns: Gorontalo Regency

16-Feb-85

28-Feb-85

13

35000

9-Feb-85

11-Feb-85

19

News

4-Feb-85

18-Feb-85

15

21

300

Towns: Tanjay a Pamplona

News

20-Jan-85

21-Jan-85

43

444

States: Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais a Espirito Santo

News

15-Jan-85

2-Feb-85

19

229

80000

Northeastern

News

1-Jan-85

5-Jan-85

26

3000

significant damage to structures or agriculture, long intervals since the last similar event, and/or fatalities

ure; fatalities; and/or 1-2 decades-long reported interval since the last similar event. recurrence interval, and/or a local recurrence interval of at 10-20 yr. than 100 years

ease review the Archive Notes

Damage (USD) Main cause

Severity *

Affected sq km

Magnitude (M)**

Centroid X Centroid Y

"News" if validated

M>6

Heavy Rain

6829.57

5.0

-57.5833

-25.2205

News

Torrential Rain

3237.42

5.1

29.6499

-4.14041

News

Heavy Rain

1015.84

4.2

172.613

-43.4538

News

Storm Surge

1.5

34.8366

2.6

168.729

7.30951

News

Heavy Rain

481907.88

6.9

31.5459

-24.4459

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

82989.45

6.4

7.0993

43.9958

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

35769.22

6.2

107.706

-6.6324

News

Tropical Storm Fletcher

426979.84

6.4

131.732

-14.3299

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

72462.23

6.4

28.9231

-20.2044

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

142586.1

6.7

30.8531

-17.2057

News

Heavy Rain

381576.65

7.7

-64.0135

-13.3888

News

Heavy Rain

74144.66

5.5

-71.5232

-12.4186

News

Heavy Rain

16069.91

5.4

-86.7899

37.5597

News

Heavy Rain

830.232

3.9

-60.9886

13.9188

News

Heavy Rain

314284.91

6.9

-41.9423

-18.9538

News

Heavy Rain

22524.63

5.2

97.2893

4.48013

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

126149.79

6.9

-1.51144

53.2732

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

38676.71

6.0

100.395

7.2182

News

Torrential Rain

7627.3

4.8

-81.3958

22.9043

News

Heavy Rain

65791.14

6.4

13.2017

15.0103

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

106697.53

6.1

102.362

3.58444

News

Storm Surge

51279.6

5.6

7.53306

53.4431

News

Tropical Storm

1.5

181848.02

6.5

57.4276

21.6819

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

361386.84

6.0

44.8084

27.4145

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

48985.15

5.6

107.706

15.5821

News

Torrential Rain

15699.75

4.8

9.00455

40.3008

News

Torrential Rain

38936.39

5.9

-98.0111

30.6607

News

Tropical Storm Haiyan/Yolanda

32476.99

5.9

125.052

11.4452

News

Heavy Rain

111000.43

6.3

31.7933

7.33928

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

102661.14

6.7

85.9321

24.7174

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

253520.53

6.2

-76.1873

-8.5735

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

31023.66

5.6

99.6771

2.95415

News

Tropical Storm Fitow

1.5

41577.16

5.6

120.573

29.15

News

Heavy Rain

172574.26

6.1

28.8241

7.73724

News

Tropical Storm Nari

54531.07

5.5

121.192

16.6413

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

312091

6.8

101.694

13.0819

News

Tropical Storm Phailin

246385.23

6.2

84.2495

21.2719

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

52283.25

6.1

105.084

12.658

News

Monsoon Rain

100404.04

6.3

-105.143

38.0024

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

178191.77

6.3

7.63747

10.5244

News

Torrential Rain

7171.77

4.9

27.5529

45.7492

News

Tropical Storm Utor

1.5

98182.91

6.0

113.694

22.7696

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

93531.74

5.7

100.184

35.9161

News

Monsoonal Rain and Offshore Tropica 2

50412.4

6.0

121.142

16.3191

News

Heavy Rain, began with #4079

1430155.56 8.3

130.272

50.5323

News

Monsoon Rain, began with #40781.5

462763.09

7.0

69.1065

28.7404

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

125250.85

6.4

98.1556

18.3122

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

123143.44

5.7

-94.1535

38.2138

News

Heavy Rain

102479.27

6.2

128.424

50.0043

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

549425.38

6.8

70.6377

32.8144

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

1004638.92 7.5

28.9896

13.6883

News

Heavy Rain

9047.26

4.4

35.2088

1.66076

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

131222.52

6.4

-57.6536

-24.146

News

Heavy Rain

21695.38

5.1

126.319

39.6151

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

112220.53

5.9

108.355

23.0867

News

Tropical Storm Sulik

1.5

101850.92

5.7

118.14

25.8633

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

419827.15

6.8

104.022

30.4563

News

Monsoonal Rain

32196.91

5.2

104.85

17.6991

News

Monsoonal Rain

38019.26

6.2

94.9182

27.387

News

Heavy Rain

307926.47

6.7

-109.647

51.2434

News

Monsoonal Rain

152700.5

6.1

82.5285

21.9781

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

42497.49

5.4

170.669

-44.3589

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

131743.41

6.5

76.6135

32.7135

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

170079.48

6.4

-91.6341

37.0898

News

Heavy Rain

241203.7

7.0

12.1089

49.1358

News

Heavy Rain and Snowmelt

1.5

28071.86

5.5

10.478

61.2832

News

Heavy Rain

123500.44

6.1

-93.3867

41.9211

News

Heavy Rain

33907.85

5.4

-98.8879

28.899

News

Torrential Rain

125894.94

5.6

-74.5465

3.66687

News

Tropical Storm Mahasen

17254.01

4.8

80.5325

7.13528

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

84761.74

6.3

114.464

23.6387

News

Tropical Storm Mahasen

1.5

72847.78

5.5

91.194

23.6387

News

Heavy Rain

243476.26

6.9

43.6553

2.16964

News

Torrential Rain

17152.64

5.3

98.6181

3.84919

News

Ice Jam and Ice Melt

630162.34

6.8

133.329

68.1591

News

Torrential Rain

14653.47

5.0

68.8486

36.9291

News

Heavy Rain and Snowmelt

43180.94

5.1

-97.5977

48.5643

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

493136.77

6.8

-88.6401

38.8278

News

Heavy Rain

814307.06

7.3

52.3938

22.7624

News

Heavy Rain

27293.22

5.8

45.7365

3.38671

News

Heavy Rain

3304.87

5.0

19.6182

42.0043

News

Torrential Rain

18135.4

5.4

-58.6759

-34.4809

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

1679.67

4.0

57.5238

-20.2305

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

215662.54

6.5

31.2168

6.06426

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

73170.41

6.6

36.718

2.46174

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

53241.03

5.5

-3.81041

40.2882

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

740437.68

6.9

-70.9926

-16.5124

News

Heavy Rain

2985.69

4.1

-25.5351

37.8419

News

Heavy Rain

5910.43

4.7

2.54269

43.2579

News

Heavy Rain

12282.15

4.8

-2.94021

37.8967

News

Heavy Rain

100905.17

6.2

22.6244

-17.8146

News

Heavy Rain

3700.4

4.5

21.5776

42.0408

News

Heavy Rain

9339.75

4.9

101.308

6.46589

News

Monsoonal Rain, Tropical Storm Rust 1

240506.1

6.3

149.832

-24.971

News

HeavyRain

30584.22

5.8

102.026

4.29951

News

Heavy rain

1.5

4201.51

4.9

104.265

-2.41871

News

Torrential Rain

2432.33

4.5

39.2468

44.3289

News

Heavy Rain

28873.67

4.9

124.508

1.0256

News

Heavy Rain

21653.62

4.8

100.565

0.733498

News

Heavy Rain

245461.58

7.3

144.477

-5.88736

News

Heavy Rain

577782.56

6.8

-69.094

-20.3461

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

198590.48

6.7

25.0646

-20.3766

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

451.786

3.6

55.4243

-4.60943

News

Tropical Storm Oswald

1.5

1021219.24 7.2

144.818

-19.3725

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

83155.21

6.8

32.6773

-24.8006

News

Heavy Rain

71113.05

5.6

36.5172

0.058024

News

Heavy Rain

20095.7

6.1

35.2027

-15.6178

News

Monsoonal Rain

1746.34

4.5

106.73

-6.17945

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

29142.93

5.1

36.4502

32.8398

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

26063.39

5.6

80.9219

7.59777

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

318648.95

6.5

-76.4573

-9.28298

News

Heavy Rain

51781.98

5.6

125.308

7.25699

News

Tropical Storm Auring

6143.56

4.7

118.626

9.88586

News

Torrential Rain

29317.81

5.4

101.661

5.48006

News

Heavy Rain

67600.2

5.7

121.883

-3.86702

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

5668.01

4.6

39.1034

44.2559

News

Heavy Rain

21010.51

4.8

30.1336

-30.568

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

49084.64

5.3

80.7759

7.97653

News

Heavy Rain

106806.88

6.5

-1.19371

53.4569

News

Torrential Rain

31978.97

5.1

103.073

2.61996

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

377212.55

6.9

-59.6252

-27.5025

News

Torrential Rain

15306.67

4.7

28.7097

39.5093

News

Tropical Storm Bopha

68024.32

5.1

124.469

7.98723

News

Torrential Rain, Hgh Tides

1.5

66842.9

5.9

12.4131

43.1605

News

Torrential Rain

12226.85

4.9

-3.62785

37.0752

News

Heavy Rain

55785.44

5.4

102.61

2.87071

News

Tropical Storm Nilam

126082.83

6.1

78.8042

11.8283

News

Tropical Storm Son-Tinh

158124.44

6.3

105.504

19.0565

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

14489.12

5.1

26.5615

-32.9367

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

1592.26

4.1

-84.5569

48.3513

News

Tropical Storm Sandy

293995.06

6.5

-75.228

39.9231

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

10482.16

5.0

47.5986

42.3329

News

Heavy Rain

86061.68

6.4

20.5066

11.0786

News

Heavy Rain

121035.65

6.6

2.95649

14.316

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

11490.12

4.8

54.2681

36.5397

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

13753.99

5.4

44.8967

4.94456

News

Heavy Rain

138743.9

6.6

29.586

9.56942

News

Heavy Rain

8507

4.5

-2.13086

54.4062

News

Heavy Rain

8846.21

4.8

-149.932

63.1691

News

Heavy Rain

12538.4

6.1

6.33994

5.50441

News

Monsoonal Rain

42597.57

6.4

93.6379

26.8031

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

56959.95

5.9

107.186

30.3813

News

Monsoonal Rain

44011.3

5.8

99.6405

17.0909

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

23036.11

6.2

68.7756

28.0445

News

Torrential Rain

37710.76

5.4

76.8569

31.3063

News

Heavy Rain

4747.33

4.5

-16.1515

13.4093

News

Heavy Rain

18459.66

5.6

35.8295

1.36637

News

Heavy Rain

57981.45

6.0

32.726

2.65647

News

Tropical Storms

1.5

24179.42

5.9

126.246

38.1949

News

Torrential Rain

16825.58

5.0

105.458

19.0626

News

Hurricane Isaac

1.5

83938.23

6.1

-89.346

30.503

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

96830.55

6.7

12.1089

9.30166

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

45130.63

5.5

106.115

37.3916

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

98264.36

6.0

73.5222

35.0305

News

Tropical Storm Isaac

1.5

4904.1

4.6

-72.2827

19.1356

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

48922.93

5.6

4.12488

14.316

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

79242.7

5.9

-15.4943

14.462

News

Monsoonal Rain

219814.61

7.0

97.8535

16.5919

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

10669.97

5.2

135.556

34.6167

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

456058.52

7.3

30.2188

9.69113

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

75976.73

6.6

3.88146

14.6081

News

Monsoonal Rain

29689.98

5.2

82.7962

20.9855

News

Monsoonal Rain

107983.97

5.9

103.73

31.1602

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

16652.25

5.1

11.2812

7.42738

News

Typhoons Damrey and Saola

9559.89

4.9

122.594

40.5195

News

Torrential Rain

4260.88

4.1

-2.59334

55.5746

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

89290.09

5.6

22.6608

13.6223

News

Monsoonal Rain

35689.54

5.2

82.3216

19.4398

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

31390.53

5.2

78.8529

30.1135

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

100600.98

6.0

110.85

34.7959

News

Heavy Rain

20820.98

4.8

-81.1113

8.79605

News

Tropical Storm Saola

1.5

59723.23

6.0

121.037

15.9469

News

Heavy Rain

33081.58

6.1

126.027

38.7791

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

45292.27

5.4

8.0195

10.5918

News

Monoonal Rain

1.5

9576.58

4.6

121.195

15.2044

News

Torrential Rain

8218.79

4.5

122.436

0.782182

News

Torrential Rain

19591.01

5.0

44.8967

41.7

News

Torrential Rain

29832.3

5.5

117.702

42.3329

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

92141.11

6.4

113.04

31.4158

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

24530.67

5.2

-95.8087

29.578

News

Heavy Rain

7922.95

5.3

130.566

33.424

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

9902.76

4.5

28.8071

46.8848

News

Monsoonal Rain

2638.64

4.7

86.557

26.1094

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

6084.92

4.8

36.7667

41.0185

News

Torrential Rain

18552.42

5.6

38.5436

44.8644

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

2643786.56 7.6

106.943

33.4553

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

71504.75

5.6

65.0555

33.6249

News

Heavy Rain and Snowmelt

1.5

213387.37

6.4

-122.811

53.8526

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

9560.29

5.1

92.0988

22.1723

News

Tropical Storm Debby

67994.98

6.2

-82.4958

28.9635

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

20116.97

5.1

-85.5123

30.3632

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

18940.52

5.1

120.939

24.0587

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Heavy Rain

23515.69

5.1

124.785

6.87373

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Monsoonal Rain

1.5

29190.16

6.3

92.4354

26.5659

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Heavy Rain

673741.48

6.7

-132.089

61.4228

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Heavy Rain

6519.13

4.7

-86.5954

14.1478

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Heavy Rain

1.5

22717.12

5.5

157.95

68.0009

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Heavy Rain

43315.84

5.6

33.3224

1.00099

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Torrential Rain

14162.67

4.9

70.0048

37.0528

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15849.06

4.9

44.5194

42.0681

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Heavy Rain

45092.49

5.3

30.7909

-2.41184

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Heavy Rain

1.5

1056107.69 7.2

106.493

32.4515

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Heavy Rain

127883.42

6.3

-62.0228

-3.64908

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Torrential Rain

1.5

21754.66

5.4

64.1872

34.2696

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Avalance Breach

4395.45

4.4

83.8307

28.524

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Heavy Rain

1.5

74036.01

5.9

-73.0738

3.606

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Torrential Rain

1.5

12660.17

5.7

35.0189

-0.191962

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Torrential Rain

1.5

233126.25

6.2

51.0064

20.5946

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Torrential Rain

1.5

120344.81

6.6

-59.2722

-23.6467

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Heavy Rain

43617.54

5.6

29.3596

-1.40095

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Heavy Rain

117773.22

6.3

36.2141

-2.44123

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Snowmelt

681012.64

7.1

40.2645

55.6236

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Heavy Rain

1.5

35151.93

6.0

-72.5821

19.4433

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Torrential Rain

5045.75

4.4

123.278

13.6288

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Snowmelt

1.5

5440.53

4.7

-67.4996

46.5994

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Heavy Rain

5579.97

5.4

178.017

-17.7982

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Heavy Rain

1.5

88870.6

6.3

-69.408

-52.8256

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Heavy Rain

1.5

39793.06

6.2

-79.4951

-0.5987

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Tropical Storm Irina

1.5

566733.66

6.6

46.9438

-18.9673

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Heavy Rain

6851.66

4.7

34.7926

-1.83097

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Torrential Rain

4597.04

4.3

116.093

-3.18435

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Heavy Rain

594.251

3.4

34.4615

31.4583

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Heavy Rain

1.5

2046.16

4.1

-159.53

22.0625

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Torrential Rain

1.5

41623.96

5.3

8.69862

35.1163

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Heavy Rain

172063.87

7.1

-67.9865

-10.4897

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Torrential Rain

194382.95

6.2

103.416

-2.58568

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Heavy Rain

50438.09

5.6

12.8074

9.85967

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Torrential Rain

39825.28

5.5

125.265

8.22392

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Torrential Rain

12053.82

4.6

106.658

-6.31874

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

869.906

3.6

122.12

7.15665

News

Torrential Rain

9251

4.6

21.0056

39.8677

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Dam Break, Snowmelt, Heavy Rain 1.5

47136.84

5.6

24.2576

42.555

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Torrential Rain

1.5

7754.36

4.5

112.51

-7.48277

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Monsoonal Rain

761154.11

7.8

146.646

-21.7176

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

4927.68

5.1

178.076

-17.784

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Tropical Storms Dando, Funso

1.5

269445.71

7.1

34.0721

-21.4513

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Heavy Rain

45582.67

6.1

15.4558

-6.28412

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Heavy Rain

416574.71

6.6

-43.4893

-19.4637

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Torrential Rain

11666.14

5.0

99.4238

8.77228

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Torrential Rain

2457.47

4.6

110.236

-7.37953

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Heavy Rain

2560.88

4.2

80.4521

9.30406

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Heavy Rain

5900.64

4.5

39.0377

-6.91704

News

Torrential Rain

20021.76

5.1

103.007

2.5574

News

Tropical Storm Washi

23573.86

5.5

124.875

8.52649

News

Torrential Rain

3888.1

4.6

173.188

-41.4857

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Torrential Rain

1254.06

3.9

120.008

-0.914218

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

9789.33

5.5

36.1168

0.385821

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

15384.57

5.1

30.0606

-29.2084

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Heavy Rain

45037.95

6.1

149.372

-29.4584

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Heavy Rain

11294.19

4.7

100.378

1.69854

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Torrential Rain

1.5

3076.39

4.4

125.927

8.08596

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Torrential Rain

57194.3

6.7

-73.9399

4.64089

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Torrential Rain

1.5

22324.63

6.1

34.3836

2.57031

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Torrential Rain

1.5

41010.11

5.6

40.1672

2.18085

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Torrential Rain

4696.07

4.8

9.33422

44.4216

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Torrential Rain

9829.52

4.6

-0.945865

5.58466

News

Tropical storm Jova, Heavy Rain 2

311970.53

7.2

-100.833

18.2802

News

Torrential Rain

32113.08

5.0

27.9719

39.1045

News

Heavy Rain

288785.08

5.8

1.70027

29.5654

News

Tropical Storm Nesat

1.5

24302.22

5.6

109.005

22.248

News

Tropical stroms Pendring and Nalgae 2

18520.07

5.3

121.548

17.343

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

27751.69

6.1

86.0022

20.6511

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Heavy Rain

21720.21

5.4

25.5621

13.0931

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Monsoonal Rain

1.5

33056.09

6.0

73.9531

22.3021

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Heavy Rain

1.5

37846.35

6.1

33.6678

1.66044

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

74520.09

6.5

4.55533

14.9509

News

Tropical Storm Irene

252912.89

7.0

-74.0621

40.1862

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

20013.55

5.6

4.47296

8.73715

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Monsoonal Rain

47599.43

5.7

71.7428

38.2779

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Monsoonal Rain

1.5

1215861.78 7.9

109.532

37.4167

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Monsoonal Rain

1.5

32667.16

6.6

69.0669

25.0123

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Monsoonal Rain

1.5

50117.38

6.3

92.1815

26.5897

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

20554.78

5.9

35.5731

0.125662

News

Monsoonal Rain

40941.51

6.6

86.2422

26.3755

News

Tropical Storm, Monsoonal Rain 2

13466.62

6.4

105.501

12.0043

News

Monsoonal Rain

28684.15

6.3

88.3453

22.3056

News

Monsoonal Rain

27920.61

5.1

70.5453

35.2213

News

Tropical Storms, Monsoonal Rain 2

96785.77

7.5

102.822

17.0382

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

26044.85

5.2

-79.3744

35.8055

News

Tropical Storm-Emily

1.5

28022.38

5.5

-70.4897

19.1316

News

Heavy Rain

17840.77

5.7

126.872

37.8507

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

129795.35

6.1

-52.6403

-30.343

News

Dam releases, Monsoonal Rain 1.5

85509.51

6.4

80.9261

28.5244

News

Heavy Rain

55103.28

5.6

-0.452256

7.84386

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

19191.59

5.4

89.0463

22.5641

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Monsoonal Rain

1.5

1341347.09 7.4

108.111

27.0633

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Torrential Rain

15700.01

5.1

44.7839

38.0461

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Heavy Rain

200669.11

6.2

-38.1133

-8.65047

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

103000.35

6.1

8.6417

12.5947

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

46388.45

6.2

82.2779

28.9081

News

Tropical Storm Arlene

1.5

185791.33

6.2

-98.7502

22.1168

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

43197.43

5.5

-70.9765

18.855

News

Monsoonal Rain

27203.38

5.8

94.0349

27.3624

News

Monsoonal Rain

42377.33

6.0

86.1969

26.0844

News

Tropical Storm Haima

1.5

36797.7

5.6

101.556

19.3801

News

Heavy Rain

16000.97

5.7

-101.306

48.3406

News

Heavy Rain

189593.05

6.5

134.953

48.8518

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

6361.93

4.3

126.05

7.39811

News

Heavy Rain

14448.97

5.0

-3.23691

5.96536

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

115468.68

6.1

102.561

36.9861

News

Monsoonal Rain

1.5

31965.46

5.5

69.7095

27.9311

News

Torrential Rain

26865.71

5.0

43.4402

42.0348

News

Torrential Rain

41239.79

5.2

85.8723

20.7933

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Heavy Rain

98203.33

6.0

152.081

-29.8414

News

Heavy Rain and Snowmelt

56089.63

5.5

9.65431

62.3574

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

236086.96

6.6

-74.1581

5.69693

News

Monsoonal Rain

431896.52

7.4

114.478

27.8963

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

71700.83

6.3

125.208

8.30634

News

Heavy Rain

5634.34

5.3

-96.8541

52.2558

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Heavy Rain

191002.27

5.9

2.8095

32.7048

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Heavy Rain

1115.2

4.0

-71.9966

18.5965

News

Monsoonal Rain

20807.38

5.4

76.7588

10.8365

News

Heavy Rain,and Dam release

1.5

23537.98

6.3

-99.4732

43.5376

News

Torrential Rain

5465.46

4.0

20.8708

43.048

News

Heavy Rain and Snowmelt

171530.74

7.0

-105.666

45.2971

News

Heavy Rain

5274.09

5.6

-73.0141

45.6264

News

Tropical Storm Aere

1.5

3179.22

4.3

124.192

13.6588

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

288020.18

6.2

-40.1191

-9.67979

News

Heavy Rain

239421.33

7.3

-90.8266

34.0959

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Torrential Rain

9766.63

4.5

124.355

-9.70872

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Torrential Rain

37648.86

5.6

-64.7721

7.67716

News

Heavy Rain

270433.59

7.1

-73.2916

3.72167

News

Torrential Rain

306993.58

6.2

-52.9178

-28.2873

News

Heavy Rain

7088.55

4.3

41.5757

36.8808

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

137262.92

6.9

37.5593

-6.64778

News

Torrential Rain

211220.92

6.2

-79.3526

38.62

News

Heavy Rain and Snowmelt

1.5

213195.15

6.8

53.6734

51.448

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

17351.66

5.4

137.834

-4.39091

News

Heavy Rain and Snowmelt

46208.32

7.6

-97.2192

48.6788

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

102874.48

6.7

20.642

-18.1881

News

Heavy Rain

31580.94

4.8

100.482

6.08029

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Heavy Rain

23979.38

4.7

98.9728

3.32971

News

Heavy Rain

33575.43

6.1

99.277

8.66649

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Torrential Rain

1.5

7361.19

4.3

101.212

4.85749

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Torrential Rain

4650.1

4.8

147.327

-41.4217

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Heavy Rain

114051.18

6.1

122.73

-18.939

News

Heavy Rain

47808.61

5.9

22.8815

-18.0384

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

124445.34

6.1

-48.1626

-23.783

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

25963.78

5.3

125.091

8.10431

News

Heavy Rain and Snow

2306.7

3.7

36.397

34.5222

News

Tsunami

4766.62

4.0

140.823

37.8022

News

Monsoonal Rain

457221.41

7.0

146.658

-19.7897

News

Heavy Rain and Snow

1.5

1163517.11 7.6

-83.56

36.7798

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

41506.24

5.1

97.0985

4.211

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Torrential Rain

1.5

4197.8

4.3

115.087

-8.41426

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

122139.84

6.4

-65.5997

-16.4659

News

Torrential Rain

135202.5

6.4

-71.7581

-14.5325

News

Heavy Rain

36529.58

5.8

102.77

2.65259

News

Snowmelt

63337.57

5.6

63.9941

35.0754

News

Heavy Rain

19634.43

5.5

28.0783

-29.5025

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

44521.72

5.4

124.865

7.09527

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

19891.49

5.6

80.5342

8.51316

News

Torrential Rain

85174.87

5.2

-64.0418

-21.091

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

62167.77

5.6

104.669

-4.05208

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

3623.61

4.6

125.779

9.40044

News

Tropical Storm Wilma

1.5

12401.11

4.9

175.634

-36.617

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

30361.71

5.4

39.9448

21.3521

News

Heavy Rain

10402.99

4.5

108.26

-6.8436

News

Heavy Rain

17419.69

4.8

7.63154

50.3468

News

Monsoon Rain

22133.29

5.8

81.2522

7.60326

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

134636.07

6.8

28.407

-31.0553

News

Heavy Rain

587384.59

7.3

-43.449

-18.7387

News

Heavy Rain

10773.79

5.6

125.566

8.13264

News

Cylone Tasha, Monsoon Rain, Cyclone 2

911256.21

7.9

147.631

-24.7747

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

175962.13

6.5

115.135

-24.6815

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

355567.84

6.7

-120.733

38.8497

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

19018.8

5.3

-67.4496

48.2618

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Heavy Rain

23546.82

5.1

23.3257

48.5418

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

23750.6

5.6

-78.5977

8.88357

News

Heavy Rain

22049.53

5.0

-5.86579

37.811

News

Monsoon Rain

1.5

57474.5

6.3

78.4773

9.88679

News

Torrential Rain

27315.31

5.6

21.4697

40.1067

News

Heavy Rain

101737.38

6.5

20.7292

44.0151

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

180760.53

6.8

-66.9385

9.77646

News

Torrential Rain

70791.19

5.5

-7.83745

32.5114

News

Heavy Rain

832001.36

7.6

147.388

-29.8384

News

Torrential Rain

45583.59

6.4

108.003

15.1821

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

1140146.22 7.8

-72.9604

4.11351

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

8727.83

4.8

-3.5777

50.7875

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

8458.94

4.7

4.35761

50.8534

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

4567.71

4.7

-0.809999

8.28

News

Heavy Rain

18725.85

5.2

11.1382

45.1256

News

Monsoon Rain

1.5

11880.4

5.5

80.3046

7.27459

News

Heavy Rain

23685.01

5.0

121.614

-8.67221

News

Heavy Rain

44792.72

5.4

101.922

5.61628

News

Hurricane Tomas

1.5

39742.27

5.6

-75.8813

20.4766

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

8249.26

5.6

15.21

11.205

News

Torrential Rain and Mudslides

1.5

10440.04

4.9

-83.3055

9.0735

News

Heavy Rain

33659.75

5.4

108.92

12.5176

News

Torrential Rain and Mudslides

1.5

15301.91

5.0

121.76

17.7145

News

Heavy Rain

3873.76

5.5

102.195

15.03

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

24954

5.2

109.833

19.2123

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

7522.87

4.7

43.425

45.09

News

Heavy Rain

21254.7

5.0

144.27

-30.555

News

Torrential rain

1.5

109613.58

6.1

105.524

16.7052

News

Heavy Rain and Storm Surge

1.5

29265.76

5.7

91.035

24.21

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

4896.01

4.5

151.02

-27.36

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

26788.65

6.4

5.31

4.86

News

Torrential Rain

3978.3

4.9

110.025

18.9

News

Torrential Rain

23269.99

5.1

-92.0198

17.9576

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

11136.58

5.3

105.3

16.83

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

31988.88

5.4

132.811

-1.22352

News

Tropical Storm Nicole

1.5

6786.59

5.0

-77.2932

18.1978

News

Heavy Rain

1.5

3303.97

4.4

32.715

1.305

News

Torrential Rain

1.5

14080.23

5.4

100.35

14.445

News

Heavy Rain

3873.19

4.8

-90.18

44.01

News

Tropical Storm Matthew

98327.2

6.4

-87.57

14.4

News

Heavy Rain

45780.38

5.6

-126.67

50.9015

News

Tropical Storm Fanapi

6726.25

4.6

120.701

22.4293

News

Monsoon Rains

11289.64

4.5

87.75

25.695

#N/A 0

Monsoon Rains

1.5

38537.96

5.9

82.845

26.73

#N/A 0

Monsoon Rains

1.5

7364.9

5.4

89.64

25.425

#N/A 0

Heavy Rain and Dam Break

1.5

8694.6

5.4

4.5

12.78

#N/A 0

Heavy Rain

1.5

38021.99

6.3

14.625

11.385

#N/A 1

Torrential Rains

1.5

12555.81

5.4

92.25

26.235

#N/A 0

Monsoon Rains

1.5

15951.54

5.6

80.055

16.29

#N/A 0

Tropical Storm Hermine

15031.48

4.9

-97.065

28.89

#N/A 0

Torrential Rain

10843.63

5.4

76.05

25.965

#N/A 0

Torrential Rain

1.5

11046.27

4.7

-7.65

16.245

#N/A 0

Heavy Rain

7093.05

5.3

143.325

-38.07

#N/A 0

Tropical Storm

14761.29

6.2

-92.25

17.91

#N/A 1

Torrential Rain

1.5

58589.17

6.7

29.115

9.855

#N/A 1

Heavy Rain

1.5

305.538

3.5

124.965

40.365

#N/A 0

Torrential Rain

4327.09

5.1

95.49

20.88

#N/A 0

Torrential Rain

619077.86

7.7

14.0074

13.6058

#N/A 1

Torrential Rain

8257.4

4.2

-93.4672

42.3135

Torrential Rain

51188.84

5.8

125.713

39.5887

Torrential Rain

1.5

145020.41

5.8

76.1256

33.5267

Torrential Rain

1.5

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84.7848

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47.918

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86.1983

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115.886

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133.643

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41.1722

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24.7926

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11.4729

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36.425

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22.5263

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0.82945

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43.4984

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80.7736

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36.9808

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see notes #N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

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105.815

26.6159

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6.0

-71.9498

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see notes Ice jam/break-up

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6.9

130.54

60.5005

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124.998

7.0952

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4.0

107.828

12.139

Heavy rain

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4.8

5.75245

35.8099

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16.8214

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113.026

30.8658

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5.7

-67.3445

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Heavy rain

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52.153

Heavy rain

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152.548

-31.8912

4,130,000 Heavy rain

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4.3

95.7728

4.64929

Heavy rain

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4.9

116.476

33.4521

Heavy rain

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5.7

36.457

-8.54602

Heavy rain

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3.0

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390,000,000 Snowmelt

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5.7

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44.4621

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-42.6843

-5.35934

Heavy rain

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4.4

35.2215

-0.178031

Heavy rain

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6.0

38.1658

-3.38095

Heavy rain

80094.9

6.3

101.782

0.537682

Heavy rain

21278.67

5.5

37.6723

2.82691

see notes Heavy rain

144329.28

6.1

78.7172

10.762

Rain and snowmelt

1.5

928709.92

7.8

-89.1522

36.2266

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106.735

39.4142

Heavy rain

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114.981

4.57525

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5.8

112.368

-7.12687

Heavy rain

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4.9

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32.111

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61.2658

26.5539

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68.5547

42.2954

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119.511

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81.8763

43.7745

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371875.01

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46.8984

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6.1

125.935

8.53552

Heavy rain

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7.6

23.7939

-14.9555

see notes Heavy rain

10434.86

5.5

107.286

-6.26059

Heavy rain

44348.71

6.1

149.539

-22.4647

Heavy rain

403.386

3.3

113.998

-7.73908

Rain and snowmelt

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6.1

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40.8507

Heavy rain

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7.8

-73.0124

-10.1112

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3.2

-43.1261

-22.3705

see notes Heavy rain

377.907

3.4

106.845

-6.18874

1,000,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

164248.45

7.3

17.2606

-17.049

see notes Heavy rain

75830.05

7.1

-79.6578

-1.24729

Heavy rain

814.734

3.6

112.908

-7.70779

Heavy rain

88120.94

6.8

-61.6607

-22.9167

Heavy rain

72005.68

5.8

30.6784

-24.1258

Heavy rain

55862.29

6.1

-1.64786

52.9158

150,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.2

64.2796

31.345

Heavy rain

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7.4

144.559

-20.3986

Heavy rain

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5.5

-47.8777

-24.4957

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6.1

-86.6978

40.7767

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1917.83

4.3

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6.90584

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39.6308

Heavy rain

1.5

41557.41

5.6

152.87

-28.4427

Heavy rain

2178.65

4.0

106.828

-6.22483

see notes Heavy rain

672970.42

6.5

27.7672

-15.94

Heavy rain

1.5

50689.87

5.9

111.333

-7.54216

Heavy rain

8855.7

4.6

100.616

-0.686119

see notes Heavy rain

200535.14

6.3

148.213

-30.2933

200,000,000 Heavy rain

972453.79

7.1

-65.3015

-17.6622

Heavy rain

100497.28

6.2

31.242

-20.7845

Heavy rain

1187.69

4.0

123.06

0.610591

Monsoonal rain

7953.55

5.1

81.3987

7.72192

Heavy rain

354570.25

6.9

34.3565

-19.0634

Heavy rain

13373.77

5.5

31.244

-16.6606

Heavy rain

6215.98

4.4

38.6883

-3.61463

see notes Tropical cyclone

34786.19

5.4

-71.03

18.9316

Monsoonal rain

82566.02

6.3

102.928

3.89418

Heavy rain

285390.73

6.7

145.667

-26.9207

see notes Heavy rain

41684.03

5.3

-122.912

47.091

Heavy rain

6077.69

5.2

40.2492

-2.15393

Heavy rain

9141.36

4.7

20.7976

42.7619

Heavy rain

21397.07

5.3

2.95984

36.7468

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33589.73

5.4

122.01

17.0782

see notes Heavy rain

33387

5.4

21.7858

-34.03

Heavy rain

1630.54

4.2

35.2409

-16.8141

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4.8

124.833

8.79613

Heavy rain

52765.34

6.0

25.622

41.7391

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552.247

3.3

32.5857

0.354526

1,400,000,000 Tropical cyclone

31641.92

5.7

90.1508

22.6104

183,000,000 Tropical cyclone

12652.21

5.3

149.222

-9.03235

350,000,000 Tropical cyclone

36817.56

5.6

108.44

15.3026

Heavy rain

314.839

2.8

51.0174

11.8233

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4.9

121.763

17.5689

Heavy rain

102132.16

5.6

3.24194

34.8234

5,000,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

35809.25

6.3

-92.413

17.6693

see notes Heavy rain

35110.03

5.7

107.36

16.3208

see notes Tropical cyclone

89895.55

6.1

-70.3776

18.8777

0 Heavy rain

76740.36

5.7

79.7002

12.725

0 Heavy rain

4597.66

4.5

123.381

13.3575

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349.494

3.2

106.69

10.7668

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1949.71

4.1

15.3815

-4.36763

0 Heavy rain

734.173

3.5

-43.4153

-22.7177

0 Heavy rain

297814.6

7.3

-74.9063

7.89355

see notes Heavy rain

13138.96

5.1

99.0017

9.72152

0 Heavy rain

46469.24

6.1

105.514

11.0109

0 Heavy rain

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5.8

97.2224

3.51752

0 Heavy rain

1.5

10886.11

5.1

93.9705

24.7214

10,000,000 Heavy rain

24811.52

5.4

107.78

15.8682

0 Heavy rain

6546.83

4.4

9.71166

36.9531

see notes Heavy rain

82170.14

6.1

-85.4379

10.984

0 Heavy rain

5461.08

4.6

-0.42327

38.4638

0 Heavy rain

35310.52

5.6

-76.3962

20.6695

35,000,000 Tropical cyclone

34614.65

5.2

121.016

23.7557

0 Heavy rain

360162.61

5.9

2.29447

28.8398

see notes Tropical cyclone

1.5

60980.7

6.1

106.903

17.0656

0 Tropical cyclone

51992.31

5.3

-97.8506

20.9316

0 Heavy rain

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6.1

-52.6714

-30.2516

0 Heavy rain

78593.54

5.5

5.78849

34.9455

0 Heavy rain

11460.14

4.9

-84.9519

10.2653

0 Heavy rain

72007.74

6.1

86.4033

20.9096

0 Heavy rain

2295.17

3.8

-90.4887

14.6007

276,000,000 Heavy rain

8410.45

4.4

14.0326

46.2575

0 Tropical cyclone

37903.17

5.5

125.835

38.5657

0 Monsoonal rain

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6.3

79.878

15.7067

see notes Tropical cyclone

7590.44

4.5

126.588

34.7781

0 Heavy rain

1163.19

4.0

29.4215

-1.67758

0 Monsoonal rain

299972.46

7.3

102.48

16.8198

0 Heavy rain

1.5

66614.41

5.7

16.346

48.9081

0 Heavy rain

26859.73

5.3

27.2393

45.8225

0 Heavy rain

932.667

3.6

126.721

33.3986

0 Tropical cyclone

152397.91

6.1

-98.4943

21.8462

0 Heavy rain

13305.25

5.7

45.4269

2.97811

0 Heavy rain

5688.89

4.2

116.716

-1.07634

0 Heavy rain

4380.35

4.1

108.872

32.7825

0 Heavy rain

167997.63

6.5

-13.9678

15.4745

0 Heavy rain

454774.59

7.2

19.0494

11.5438

0 Heavy rain

32267.84

5.0

25.6025

46.7578

0 Heavy rain

1.5

2336.59

4.2

-10.5823

6.50598

0 Heavy rain

32590.67

5.3

104.066

27.719

0 Heavy rain

165109.47

6.6

45.7277

15.0794

0 Heavy rain

1.5

16270.5

5.1

98.9818

8.93605

0 Tropical cyclone

1.5

460403.43

6.7

119.914

27.0039

0 Tropical cyclone

2562.43

4.3

-61.0242

14.6415

0 Heavy rain

1.5

1216616.2

7.3

-94.6379

36.8622

0 Heavy rain

1.5

107797.14

7.1

34.2759

0.88127

0 Monsoonal rain

257818.93

7.1

95.1728

16.9624

0 Monsoonal rain

1.5

61577.29

6.1

105.882

13.2799

0 Heavy rain

23497.35

5.2

15.1096

9.6446

0 Heavy rain

1.5

1695464.52 8.3

0.612005

13.0377

0 Heavy rain

16541.18

4.7

74.3382

35.9513

0 Monsoonal rain

191449.95

6.1

76.5268

31.2388

0 Heavy rain

2710.34

4.5

147.317

-6.69662

0 Monsoonal rain

190121.71

5.9

68.8257

26.0192

0 Heavy rain

100076.79

5.6

118.719

36.3693

0 Monsoonal rain

133805.7

6.0

70.925

22.6824

0 Heavy rain

31599.74

5.8

126.605

38.5299

0 Heavy rain

22713.41

5.1

147.398

-42.0045

0 Tropical cyclone

4112.57

4.4

121.091

14.6726

see notes Heavy rain

30941.98

5.2

7.3777

47.7229

0 Heavy rain

1.5

432.859

3.5

-64.4361

48.9549

0 Heavy rain

1275.81

4.3

128.141

-0.641493

0 Heavy rain

9447.72

5.5

-11.3224

16.5463

0 Dam/Levy, break or release

13953.52

4.7

26.5834

43.5443

0 Heavy rain

630120.85

7.7

11.7484

10.2921

0 Monsoonal rain

15363.99

5.6

86.1978

20.4525

57,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

98228.2

6.3

108.198

12.3429

0 Heavy rain

5268.18

4.9

3.29858

6.958

0 Heavy rain

1.5

617.691

3.4

-53.9843

47.1636

0 Heavy rain

714220.19

7.7

34.5

8.33141

0 Heavy rain

2435.09

4.1

-4.38647

11.4532

0 Heavy rain

20096.5

5.1

19.5753

-34.0906

2,400,000 Monsoonal rain

56920.81

6.6

84.0801

27.7772

see notes Dam/Levy, break or release

20811.95

5.7

127.277

54.005

see notes Heavy rain

2399.1

4.3

120.198

-3.27954

0 Heavy rain

123.795

2.4

-72.2918

18.5499

0 Heavy rain

7806.81

4.5

97.5139

2.9614

0 Heavy rain

2114.19

3.6

70.4416

40.7481

6,500,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

24651.23

5.6

-2.10193

52.072

392,000,000 Monsoonal rain

150899.96

7.1

91.2336

23.9164

0 Heavy rain

4610.17

4.8

121.488

-1.73966

40,000,000 Heavy rain

165133.85

6.6

100.164

24.0984

see notes Heavy rain

96491.19

5.7

119.228

36.6842

80,000,000 Heavy rain

812726.21

7.2

88.212

43.0901

see notes Monsoonal rain

24124.3

5.1

76.3115

10.3906

0 Heavy rain

4112.52

4.1

66.1314

34.5303

0 Tropical cyclone

37729.72

5.2

130.895

31.6866

0 Monsoonal rain

103551.73

7.0

95.263

27.5773

25,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

13659.31

4.9

173.929

-35.8054

0 Heavy rain

19512.28

5.1

37.1154

5.44555

0 Monsoonal rain

119073.57

6.5

95.3174

18.5242

0 Heavy rain

2673.23

4.4

130.729

32.8583

300,000,000 Heavy rain

1590906.98 8.2

33.7714

12.9072

0 Monsoonal rain

1.5

517303.2

7.8

88.4871

22.6315

0 Heavy rain

69988.11

6.7

-75.5933

8.3753

0 Monsoonal rain

398939.17

6.7

72.2495

22.0231

0 Monsoonal rain

106578.44

5.8

77.5237

21.0263

0 Monsoonal rain

248438.85

6.5

81.8601

20.0539

0 Heavy rain

4852.46

4.2

107.174

21.2401

0 Heavy rain

29411.27

5.9

71.8699

34.2749

22,000,000 Brief torrential rain

1.5

10410.86

4.7

52.2019

33.7535

60,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

40946.27

5.7

146.856

-37.9361

0 Heavy rain

1.5

507778.21

7.3

-97.1657

32.8366

0 Tropical cyclone

115766.52

6.5

67.9025

25.2563

0 Heavy rain

262.576

3.1

160.487

-9.55253

see notes Heavy rain

1.5

27719.5

5.6

-0.913693

53.8814

0 Heavy rain

62335.91

5.8

71.1407

35.2782

0 Monsoonal rain

2215.04

3.8

67.1351

24.9939

0 Monsoonal rain

450564.36

6.8

78.1615

14.945

0 Brief torrential rain

6498.35

4.1

-74.9541

42.2316

0 Heavy rain

2850.65

3.9

-84.0695

9.98183

0 Monsoonal rain

74887.52

5.8

94.0189

26.2558

0 Heavy rain

1190.2

3.8

123.096

0.617594

28,000,000 Heavy rain

34567.94

5.3

-97.3047

33.4497

0 Brief torrential rain

12117.23

4.8

72.2258

34.9758

0 Monsoonal rain

2704.51

4.0

85.8627

26.9485

0 Heavy rain

23106.13

5.2

-0.759207

52.5232

0 Heavy rain

1.5

9088.14

5.1

18.5781

-33.3273

0 Monsoonal rain

77805.48

6.0

91.9535

22.3975

0 Brief torrential rain

913.758

3.0

7.72656

47.0599

840,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

11377.07

5.0

151.375

-32.8654

4,250,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

1916283.71 8.3

112.355

26.2928

0 Tropical cyclone

372988.5

6.4

57.933

28.5367

0 Snowmelt

1.5

204993.53

6.4

-125.033

54.1789

13,000,000 Heavy rain

168579.76

6.0

116.143

27.1976

0 Tropical cyclone

4514.95

4.0

-88.6205

13.3836

0 Heavy rain

13536.47

4.8

-71.0538

19.5479

0 Heavy rain

38494.75

5.4

43.8014

39.4015

0 Heavy rain

15430

4.7

-76.9287

21.3491

0 Heavy rain

3174.16

4.0

-0.472122

43.2956

0 Heavy rain

34006.05

5.7

24.5016

42.5232

73,500,000 Heavy rain

43534.36

5.1

107.778

30.2821

0 Heavy rain

341278.41

6.3

-98.6645

30.2434

337,000,000 Heavy rain

212702.28

5.9

-4.21592

39.8941

0 Heavy rain

34345.89

5.9

116.92

-0.1883

0 Heavy rain

29773.22

6.1

-75.4261

7.37836

0 Heavy rain

3206.71

3.8

105.414

26.8709

0 Heavy rain

13866.05

5.6

39.7621

-3.59393

0 Heavy rain

15491.94

4.9

70.6001

36.5247

0 Snowmelt

427668.3

7.2

85.8394

56.9372

see notes Snowmelt

378031.54

7.1

130.459

62.3364

0 Heavy rain

319.734

2.8

35.4045

31.7119

0 Heavy rain

38377.29

5.6

100.339

17.2115

0 Heavy rain

3358.16

4.4

119.954

-1.07453

45,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

104127.85

6.5

-55.8026

-32.7659

see notes Heavy rain

642775.91

6.9

-95.2382

40.4342

0 Heavy rain

25847.23

4.9

68.8518

36.2949

0 Heavy rain

15666.7

5.0

96.1313

16.9089

0 Heavy rain

3336.9

4.3

80.0822

6.49467

0 Heavy rain

5387.26

4.6

99.6143

11.6526

0 Heavy rain

40326.99

6.0

114.779

-0.860079

0 Heavy rain

1918.98

3.8

38.3904

34.5237

0 Heavy rain

2902.47

3.9

42.052

37.3217

0 Heavy rain

1940.49

4.1

-75.2114

4.50308

0 Heavy rain

27490.25

5.5

70.7315

37.0063

0 Heavy rain

9451.39

4.3

-2.92711

34.7979

0 Heavy rain

1102.54

4.0

34.1741

0.424911

0 Dam/Levy, break or release

940.378

3.5

99.8018

39.3328

0 Heavy rain

17035.94

5.2

73.8298

40.6305

0 Heavy rain

822.028

3.5

95.7374

4.72513

0 Heavy rain

40765.63

4.9

69.6682

35.2702

0 Heavy rain

66240.08

5.5

69.4597

39.3482

0 Heavy rain

3192.6

4.8

121.217

-1.92539

0 Heavy rain

109079.09

5.9

-72.189

42.3423

0 Heavy rain

863.938

3.6

117.444

-8.57837

0 Heavy rain

290.124

2.8

99.6461

7.44412

0 Heavy rain

7109.82

4.3

4.2037

35.6376

0 Snowmelt

1.5

94680.09

6.6

-104.281

53.3778

0 Heavy rain

42036.42

5.4

-0.64878

41.6486

see notes Tropical cyclone

1.5

4203.8

4.3

173.985

-35.3521

0 Heavy rain

4699.06

4.7

-71.7811

19.4139

0 Heavy rain

517032.24

7.3

-59.1204

-31.99

0 Heavy rain

59874.59

5.7

49.1341

16.5723

0 Heavy rain

68107.39

5.9

74.2156

33.4819

0 Heavy rain

1823.21

4.0

124.71

-9.53717

0 Heavy rain

656435.88

7.1

64.8947

33.2456

0 Heavy rain

5759.2

4.2

-86.6007

13.9257

0 Tropical cyclone

1.5

131716.7

6.4

49.9409

-14.8431

0 Heavy rain

11015.63

4.5

-97.9324

29.8672

7,000,000 Heavy rain

2552.4

4.0

177.483

-17.7712

0 Heavy rain

53227.22

5.4

3.37805

35.1559

0 Heavy rain

11383.97

4.8

-86.5356

15.5787

0 Heavy rain

43137

5.1

28.2594

-31.8106

0 Tropical cyclone

1.5

184731.32

6.6

131.919

-13.6718

0 Heavy rain

3222.43

4.5

120.757

-8.56674

0 Tropical cyclone

438826.47

7.1

46.3425

-18.49

30,000,000 Heavy rain

2552.4

4.7

177.483

-17.7712

0 Heavy rain

1342.82

4.3

29.4784

-1.73364

967,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

4366.7

5.2

106.828

-6.22483

30,000,000 Heavy rain

518021.47

7.5

-62.8825

-25.9842

0 Heavy rain

1256487

7.5

141.474

-24.5074

0 Heavy rain

124921.44

6.4

-74.4608

-11.4745

see notes Heavy rain

259566.5

7.1

32.5913

-10.6231

0 Heavy rain

1596.31

4.2

13.3551

-8.87421

0 Monsoonal rain

1.5

661938.51

6.7

138.489

-31.3591

0 Heavy rain

434387.22

6.9

-90.0659

34.878

90,000,000 Heavy rain

1.5

801034.98

8.1

-61.9602

-16.9738

0 Heavy rain

719319.21

7.9

24.3703

-12.9526

425,000,000 Monsoonal rain

1.5

26378.46

5.9

103.368

2.19171

0 Monsoonal rain

10964.12

4.7

80.9466

6.70613

0 Monsoonal rain

378.372

3.1

125.54

3.55746

0 Heavy rain

44621.63

5.8

125.217

7.71183

0 Heavy rain

293439.41

7.2

30.3995

-3.13897

see notes Monsoonal rain

61718.44

6.1

115.907

4.96798

71,000,000 Heavy rain

243408.04

7.2

35.1463

-17.4667

125,000,000 Heavy rain

210595.93

6.4

-44.0032

-22.4155

0 Heavy rain

25391.02

5.0

43.8761

15.0975

see notes Heavy rain

1618.27

4.5

124.771

12.4447

0 Heavy rain

134599.05

6.7

-75.9903

-9.18487

0 Heavy rain

16206.35

5.4

97.5048

4.47458

22,000,000 Heavy rain

18297.71

5.9

103.223

1.87378

0 Heavy rain

6833.39

4.4

81.6623

6.84455

0 Heavy rain

28938.65

4.9

66.5167

28.0363

12,250,000 Heavy rain

45657.96

5.6

106.736

10.3297

0 Heavy rain

840.315

4.2

29.9443

-1.79098

0 Heavy rain

6318.74

4.4

-73.4818

18.4972

0 Heavy rain

2766.81

3.9

34.5082

-15.9567

0 Heavy rain

126509.25

6.4

24.3386

0.807445

0 Heavy rain

17734.74

5.2

-78.71

8.90473

0 Heavy rain

565.035

3.2

63.8569

33.1462

0 Heavy rain

21502.28

4.8

66.1253

32.7423

0 Heavy rain

4953.7

4.4

63.544

35.6213

0 Heavy rain

1071.67

3.6

27.0595

-7.06781

0 Heavy rain

1385.12

3.6

70.7909

34.2199

0 Heavy rain

1223.99

4.3

15.4301

-4.23574

0 Heavy rain

57886.05

5.5

-122.149

47.8554

0 Heavy rain

19956.32

4.8

44.8108

36.2336

0 Heavy rain

23984.7

4.9

121.805

17.262

see notes Heavy rain

122344.52

6.5

39.6462

37.643

0 Heavy rain

504018.95

7.8

44.6043

4.63506

0 Monsoonal rain

40094.93

5.6

79.9324

14.1349

0 Monsoonal rain

6983.94

5.3

80.0313

7.32364

0 Heavy rain

2299.58

4.1

-4.18243

57.7042

0 Heavy rain

54978.54

5.3

-107.535

24.926

0 Heavy rain

3683.47

4.4

125.834

7.61046

0 Heavy rain

16296.15

5.3

100.514

5.77177

0 Heavy rain

950041.45

7.8

39.7224

0.781782

0 Heavy rain

155288.1

6.4

-7.8677

41.6506

0 Heavy rain

16765.77

4.8

-71.333

45.8128

0 Heavy rain

12731.58

5.2

40.005

-3.23915

0 Heavy rain

35644.75

5.8

-95.2917

29.7836

0 Monsoonal rain

174277.88

6.7

103.609

16.1377

0 Heavy rain

51559.62

5.5

-145.994

60.8752

0 Heavy rain

17966.86

5.3

23.652

40.7638

0 Heavy rain

24766.33

5.2

102.644

23.3406

0 Monsoonal rain

187993.81

6.8

95.4478

19.8122

668,000,000 Heavy rain

69819.97

5.8

107.206

16.6788

0 Monsoonal rain

26240.05

5.0

85.9437

27.2573

0 Brief torrential rain

869.89

3.2

5.34617

8.16231

0 Heavy rain

146006.3

5.9

-87.6162

37.2109

0 Monsoonal rain

606979.95

7.0

83.7466

19.73

0 Heavy rain

34788.84

5.2

108.108

11.8653

0 Monsoonal rain

44308.65

5.1

-107.039

24.4662

0 Heavy rain

768805.99

7.5

15.3253

10.3259

0 Monsoonal rain

28078.51

5.9

89.2727

23.2295

0 Tropical Cyclone

25147.77

4.9

-111.809

25.3544

0 Tropical Cyclone

4560.17

4.4

-77.8707

34.744

0 Monsoonal rain

141449.13

6.2

73.8842

32.8864

0 Brief torrential rain

16922.14

4.5

102.682

34.6955

0 Monsoonal rain

32712.75

5.4

81.5174

27.5853

0 Monsoonal rain

37381.73

6.3

45.4444

3.10436

0 Monsoonal rain

14865.98

5.8

81.306

28.6941

0 Heavy rain

123353.8

5.9

-147.016

62.4474

0 Heavy rain

4902.34

4.7

34.2758

1.38446

8,100,000 Monsoonal rain

213081.28

7.7

100.017

18.7645

0 Heavy rain

1485582.82 7.8

34.7638

13.2129

0 Monsoonal rain

143296.13

7.1

104.675

11.0618

8,000,000 Heavy rain

124537.13

6.4

106.149

17.7642

0 Heavy rain

2109010.65 8.2

-1.02134

14.4218

0 Heavy rain

15925.76

5.7

36.2146

5.23956

312,500,000 Tropical Cyclone

191443.8

5.9

118.558

26.2746

0 Heavy rain

3845.15

4.4

45.445

2.66511

0 Heavy rain

4225.43

4.2

42.1857

9.67362

145,000,000 Heavy rain

21839.56

4.8

26.2945

-33.5378

904,000,000 Tropical Cyclone

162839.52

5.9

110.113

21.1117

0 Monsoonal rain

302774.27

7.1

81.5288

18.1046

100,000,000 Heavy rain

3609.62

4.6

-106.391

31.7556

0 Monsoonal rain

2748.04

3.4

67.1218

25.0278

644,660 Tropical Cyclone

2751.41

4.0

120.74

15.862

0 Heavy rain

63167.25

5.8

69.7467

34.0789

0 Monsoonal rain

681019.56

7.8

73.8242

20.1943

0 Heavy rain

4721.61

4.3

-81.0925

41.5191

0 Heavy rain

363.573

2.9

7.39142

46.0415

471,000 Tropical Cyclone

350925.23

6.2

117.284

26.394

0 Monsoonal rain

182706.86

6.7

73.1998

34.6098

0 Heavy rain

6128.86

4.5

130.989

31.539

0 Heavy rain

218.833

2.8

-15.0048

17.7499

0 Heavy rain

1851.09

3.7

7.17056

9.08112

0 Heavy rain

1666.24

3.5

102.175

24.6625

0 Heavy rain

47887.9

5.0

136.218

35.3403

0 Heavy rain

724.352

3.3

6.3487

6.9447

0 Monsoonal rain

1726.33

3.8

106.588

39.0355

0 Heavy rain

22757.9

4.8

106.525

50.7912

0 Monsoonal rain

55624.82

5.7

127.17

37.5631

3,328,000,000 Tropical Cyclone

612225.68

7.0

112.108

24.0035

0 Heavy rain

5035.05

4.5

-72.642

-37.2588

0 Heavy rain

1391.75

3.6

128.901

47.7334

0 Monsoonal rain

154656.47

6.2

95.0481

18.2265

0 Heavy rain

456.857

3.0

74.1578

35.2679

0 Heavy rain

6984.07

4.5

69.9486

33.0562

1,000,000 Heavy rain

634.81

3.3

105.326

22.7127

31,000,000 Monsoonal rain

20117.68

5.0

109.4

22.3477

0 Monsoonal rain

11616.12

4.4

103.53

11.432

25,000,000 Heavy rain

16831.95

5.3

99.1252

39.4326

0 Heavy rain

170055.89

5.8

71.3097

22.4114

0 Monsoonal rain

393.774

3.2

72.8816

19.1028

0 Monsoonal rain

31360.94

5.3

83.6477

19.1719

0 Heavy rain

1429.8

3.5

72.6179

35.3523

0 Heavy rain

1570.85

3.5

69.1265

35.9525

0 Heavy rain

138195.36

5.7

83.7675

43.3175

0 Heavy rain

599.603

3.1

34.6157

45.0873

0 Heavy rain

69641.37

5.3

41.097

39.738

0 Heavy rain

32.9631

1.8

120.959

40.7049

0 Heavy rain

1119.13

3.7

25.949

47.8042

2,500,000 Heavy rain

43706.28

5.6

117.034

34.0401

10,400,000 Heavy rain

109599.76

6.1

105.73

28.4708

8,000,000 Heavy rain

9984.92

4.8

-88.0668

14.8995

6,500,000 Heavy rain

11362.69

4.4

108.449

26.0133

0 Heavy rain

34991.37

4.8

111.06

27.0606

0 Heavy rain

23710.14

5.1

115.49

-3.28577

1,000,000,000 Heavy rain

122594.39

6.2

-75.7832

40.4133

0 Monsoonal rain

506577.31

7.3

83.6713

25.6151

0 Heavy rain

890.878

3.6

123.009

0.54501

7,000,000 Heavy rain

6787.66

4.4

-86.911

41.4127

0 Heavy rain

5536.22

4.6

24.1537

47.4559

55,200,000 Heavy rain

3091.85

4.2

120.107

-5.16666

0 Heavy rain

7858.76

4.4

116.866

24.7288

0 Heavy rain

58065.33

5.4

112.754

26.1963

130,000,000 Heavy rain

11678.75

4.8

106.512

25.506

116,130,000 Heavy rain

14311.41

4.8

120.786

24.0687

2,625,000 Heavy rain

4210.06

4.5

111.38

23.4205

0 Heavy rain

27577.82

4.9

20.9315

49.5049

125,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

274771.44

6.4

114.578

58.3325

0 Ice jam/break-up

86843.55

5.8

-159.327

63.2944

0 Heavy rain

85035.01

6.7

-117.219

40.8331

0 Snowmelt

3213.02

4.4

-134.805

67.9345

0 Monsoonal rain

185348.84

7.0

94.0245

26.5993

0 Monsoonal rain

42686.92

5.9

76.0498

10.5443

393,000,000 Monsoonal rain

76601.15

6.2

118.574

26.7522

0 Monsoonal rain

394010.74

6.3

75.2343

18.7332

0 Monsoonal rain

5871.7

4.1

100.914

15.1272

0 Heavy rain

39986.1

5.7

-94.7275

30.1671

0 Heavy rain

107431.15

5.9

112.9

30.9231

0 Heavy rain

33213.17

5.3

-4.04668

32.1463

0 Brief torrential rain

17035.91

4.8

-88.5858

36.9628

0 Heavy rain

1943.12

4.0

-82.321

23.0443

0 Heavy rain

2695.04

4.5

29.673

-3.86267

0 Rain and snowmelt

69157.08

5.8

-118.997

50.1296

26,000,000 Monsoonal rain

78277.05

6.5

100.149

18.181

0 Heavy rain

21480.76

5.0

65.5588

34.5163

475,000,000 Tropical Cyclone

141404.27

5.8

118.77

25.9707

0 Heavy rain

42910.99

6.0

-70.7895

43.1639

0 Heavy rain

12433.37

5.0

37.2205

-3.3275

0 Tropical Cyclone

24930.1

5.0

124.86

11.2409

36,000,000 Heavy rain

175249.12

6.6

106.58

26.9221

16,000,000 Heavy rain

18313.13

5.0

47.8814

38.6872

0 Tropical Cyclone

77888.81

5.7

94.9457

18.3679

0 Heavy rain

62043.81

6.5

-56.4844

3.41728

0 Heavy rain

1833.14

3.6

83.5293

28.2515

0 Heavy rain

55687.42

5.5

3.07187

36.0879

0 Brief torrential rain

58309.39

5.2

66.833

35.6716

0 see notes

4698.61

4.3

143.697

-6.15624

3,000,000 Brief torrential rain

4629.99

4.4

170.375

-45.6905

0 Snowmelt

7029.42

5.8

-82.0874

52.5336

see notes Snowmelt

144912.1

6.8

87.1438

50.7752

0 Heavy rain

2585.88

4.0

102.15

5.27337

0 Heavy rain

726.151

3.7

-56.0469

49.7197

0 Heavy rain

19039.1

5.0

111.863

-7.83819

0 Heavy rain

83386.69

6.2

41.6293

10.9861

0 Heavy rain

41563.97

5.5

143.217

-4.26192

0 Heavy rain

63265.46

6.2

-103.358

53.536

0 Heavy rain

190869.85

5.9

82.8115

17.4335

0 Dam/Levy, break or release

29216.79

5.5

42.8313

42.2677

0 Heavy rain

1164021.58 7.5

-52.288

-2.80933

12,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

9215.51

5.4

-96.9531

49.8493

0 Heavy rain

15650.91

4.9

-70.6918

19.4638

8,600,000 Rain and snowmelt

144631.5

7.1

23.8669

44.4976

0 Heavy rain

45525.91

6.0

16.1707

-4.36386

0 Heavy rain

538045.66

7.4

37.5348

2.25351

0 Monsoonal rain

39365.97

5.4

132.387

-14.1837

0 Brief torrential rain

2497.52

4.2

35.2306

32.4776

0 Heavy rain

44107.11

5.8

-120.675

37.6911

0 Heavy rain

91481.44

5.6

43.8761

15.0975

44,600,000 Snowmelt

40531.48

6.5

20.7493

45.2621

0 Heavy rain

529.715

3.3

-157.847

21.3538

0 Brief torrential rain

11509.73

4.4

35.0714

32.2355

1,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

15349.57

5.6

-96.8936

47.0035

0 Tropical Cyclone

191822.7

6.1

115.125

-25.677

37,000,000 Snowmelt

73291.88

6.8

19.0844

48.6664

217,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

196114.53

6.9

16.0942

49.862

see notes Heavy rain

2497.43

4.1

24.8268

-27.4397

0 Brief torrential rain

57624.36

5.5

137.662

-33.9721

0 Heavy rain

157985.09

7.1

-75.5975

5.43477

0 Heavy rain

16205.26

5.1

-96.9701

33.1445

720,000,000 Tropical Cyclone

464470.79

7.4

145.536

-17.9086

12,000,000 Dam/Levy, break or release

585.622

3.8

-159.5

22.1481

0 Snowmelt

143715.08

6.5

23.3742

44.2513

0 Heavy rain

6790.16

4.9

-86.4197

38.254

0 Rain and snowmelt

19592.43

5.5

25.5658

40.8959

0 Heavy rain

64885.47

6.0

35.1189

-14.5915

0 Tropical Cyclone

37924.86

6.2

114.989

-27.41

0 Heavy rain

628.611

3.3

125.565

7.17194

0 Heavy rain

33679.3

5.4

152.621

-30.2302

0 Heavy rain

7506.79

4.7

144.381

-5.79946

0 Brief torrential rain

1175.07

3.1

101.653

3.11572

see notes Dam/Levy, break or release

16107.27

5.2

17.9801

-24.5303

0 Rain and snowmelt

10087.24

5.0

20.8258

42.6033

0 Heavy rain

3020.97

4.6

-157.97

21.494

27,600,000 Monsoonal rain

33830.6

5.6

124.664

1.07274

0 Heavy rain

149086.15

6.7

-70.2968

-9.14637

0 Heavy rain

17541.13

5.4

106.928

17.0428

0 Heavy rain

10706.76

4.6

44.1777

14.5368

800,000 Snowmelt

76506.6

5.8

87.2118

40.658

0 Heavy rain

61414.58

6.7

-79.9807

-2.23169

4,000,000 Heavy rain

30123.57

5.7

28.2416

-29.6695

6,700,000 Monsoonal rain

78789.89

5.9

125.115

8.15732

1,070,820 Heavy rain

180478.52

6.0

-5.907

27.6696

0 Heavy rain

85479.98

5.9

102.536

4.32621

1,300,000 Heavy rain

77638.16

5.8

45.4859

34.2105

0 Heavy rain

29003.72

5.3

102.23

-1.81545

0 Heavy rain

34451.65

6.1

147.275

-9.06991

500,000 Heavy rain

2372.59

4.2

179.651

-16.4518

390,000 Heavy rain

75937.07

5.9

32.523

-5.32376

0 Heavy rain

22619.33

5.1

35.5811

29.7338

0 Tropical Cyclone

6258.01

4.8

177.68

-17.8194

0 Heavy rain

41523.05

5.7

11.9318

64.1501

27,100,000 Monsoonal rain

73074.39

6.2

108.593

-6.8528

0 Monsoonal rain

47810.17

5.5

117.291

-8.44131

0 Brief torrential rain

9335.39

4.6

-43.3569

-22.5574

35,000,000 Heavy rain

955843.2

7.9

-63.4256

-16.0334

9,600,000 Heavy rain

63468.41

5.8

121.817

17.0173

0 Snowmelt

4583.43

4.9

26.4726

41.5521

0 Heavy rain

1297.55

3.1

15.7126

-25.4775

165,000,000 Heavy rain

24216.56

6.0

-58.6627

6.89182

2,500,000 Heavy rain

2252.49

4.3

-61.2393

10.3192

see notes Tropical Cyclone

808059.61

7.6

116.936

-23.2603

245,000,000 Heavy rain

912.764

3.7

108.215

-6.38134

see notes Heavy rain

45838.45

5.6

19.5834

47.7171

Monsoonal rain

2550.79

4.0

113.342

-8.02272

0 Heavy rain

140515.03

6.4

-121.099

39.494

Heavy rain

1102.97

3.7

15.2131

-4.13276

0 Heavy rain

114098.67

6.1

-10.8789

27.1188

Heavy rain

224148.16

7.3

37.1689

-17.2365

350,000 Monsoonal rain

4629.7

5.1

119.171

10.0917

Ice jam/break-up

1834.71

4.6

-98.249

51.8455

19,000,000 Heavy rain

63089.06

6.1

108.583

13.607

Heavy rain

10408.03

4.6

20.2064

40.4745

14,900,000 Monsoonal rain

70520.88

6.9

100.124

7.20467

Heavy rain

30135.72

5.0

79.9473

7.90959

Heavy rain

16015.58

4.8

108.104

15.5251

Heavy rain

761.612

3.4

-76.937

18.1724

Heavy rain

213.269

2.6

-4.30097

51.9151

Heavy rain

1981.92

3.8

3.00636

42.9478

76,000,000 Heavy rain

204295.58

6.1

143.117

-33.5795

Heavy rain

115246.52

7.0

-75.311

8.52116

11,000,000 Tropical cyclone

16656.85

4.7

108.217

15.6484

Tropical cyclone

57711.98

6.0

-83.6336

14.1106

Monsoonal rain

131307.99

6.8

78.7317

11.7804

Heavy rain

28847.57

5.4

109.071

12.7525

Tropical cyclone

12264.27

4.7

-72.4696

18.9658

Heavy rain

1199.3

3.4

16.8435

41.0532

Heavy rain

29111.38

5.4

87.9347

21.9409

Tropical cyclone

47853.29

5.5

-83.3284

22.4834

Heavy rain

2463.6

3.7

97.7538

3.50517

Heavy rain

4080.57

4.1

2.69698

41.8978

Heavy rain

8925.77

4.4

-2.89794

55.5114

Heavy rain

38291.77

5.9

-72.314

43.0798

Heavy rain

8374.03

4.6

106.82

17.1257

Heavy rain

22573.98

5.7

88.977

25.6406

60,490,000 Heavy rain

12375.93

4.7

109.084

34.5073

148,000,000 Tropical cyclone

13902.97

4.8

119.21

25.9561

Tropical cyclone

211256.78

6.8

-89.5951

13.9797

Heavy rain

29516.96

5.4

109.423

32.8686

Heavy rain

147088.34

6.5

-11.9832

17.0464

Heavy rain

332.483

3.0

-58.4653

48.5713

Heavy rain

62548.04

5.4

-93.2683

15.9783

Heavy rain

11553.11

4.7

10.4374

12.5706

Heavy rain

40658.76

5.6

37.373

18.9643

Monsoonal rain

8032.65

4.8

80.5476

29.2938

1,500,000,000 Tropical cyclone

491950.15

7.0

110.083

19.2402

6,000,000,000 Tropical cyclone

33402.88

5.5

-92.9979

29.9816

Heavy rain

53194.83

6.0

73.4733

21.7139

Heavy rain

29372.7

5.7

27.3833

44.5848

Tropical cyclone

10778.8

4.9

105.55

18.7601

Monsoonal rain

308728.72

6.8

79.3734

28.1973

Monsoonal rain

12975.73

5.2

120.983

15.301

see notes Heavy rain

333.207

3.9

-17.3737

14.7558

Heavy rain

374448.85

6.8

82.5389

21.1139

Heavy rain

3208.66

3.8

71.0849

34.9305

849,000,000 Tropical cyclone

84372.28

5.4

120.242

30.3681

15,500,000 Monsoonal rain

154793.77

6.9

105.735

10.7071

Heavy rain

9814.17

4.5

4.18619

44.0571

Tropical cyclone

36825.48

5.3

131.316

32.3519

960,000,000 Tropical cyclone

188694.05

5.9

118.554

28.5839

Heavy rain

159497.37

6.8

10.9053

10.6656

Heavy rain

8209.31

4.6

147.095

-41.5536

60,000,000,000 Tropical cyclone

50377.42

6.3

-90.3201

30.191

Heavy rain

12677.59

4.8

83.2115

25.886

Heavy rain

242699.51

6.4

-98.6578

18.8116

790,000,000 Heavy rain

44952.69

5.7

9.57806

47.4865

Heavy rain

52560.03

6.0

38.729

7.35224

625,000,000 Heavy rain

68754.86

6.1

25.0422

46.898

Heavy rain

7725.62

4.7

-11.6876

7.41856

Heavy rain

43676.36

6.0

112.263

32.0585

913,000,000 Heavy rain

85856.94

5.8

123.07

41.8583

Heavy rain

14785.95

4.8

104.857

19.1699

see notes Monsoonal rain

134287.4

7.1

99.3691

19.0685

Heavy rain

4899.65

4.2

55.8167

37.6813

Heavy rain

65654.14

6.1

18.4898

4.40507

Heavy rain

855819.77

6.9

81.8645

39.8858

Heavy rain

44209.12

5.5

24.4644

42.2671

Heavy rain

163360.92

6.4

24.7367

13.0351

Monsoonal rain

9965.14

4.5

127.456

35.6995

Heavy rain

1667.49

3.5

40.3862

40.8275

Heavy rain

4580.5

4.0

55.7931

37.6805

Monsoonal rain

11721.28

4.8

86.2759

20.9915

see notes Monsoonal rain

1058.18

3.6

122.905

10.4097

Monsoonal rain

619197.82

7.2

79.9654

16.9772

3,500,000,000 Monsoonal rain

35551.57

5.7

73.435

17.9836

560,000 Dam/Levy, break or release

395.807

2.9

104.262

27.7023

Brief torrential rain

1468.81

3.9

116.224

6.05477

300,000,000 Tropical cyclone

12148.26

4.8

120.856

28.1203

48,000,000 Heavy rain

101854.32

6.0

115.76

32.6055

800,000,000 Heavy rain

40036.82

6.1

27.8629

45.7648

Heavy rain

23384.41

4.7

130.955

32.9554

Monsoonal rain

823461.88

7.2

87.0126

27.4363

Monsoonal rain

433454.63

7.2

73.5637

30.923

271,000,000 Heavy rain

275029.31

7.1

125.501

44.5627

see notes Heavy rain

72209.36

6.0

26.329

43.8535

Monsoonal rain

55740.23

5.9

80.1999

24.1288

Monsoonal rain

2586.86

3.9

126.499

39.7282

2,700,000 Heavy rain

69402.58

6.2

103.519

30.6766

7,000,000 Heavy rain

7891.31

4.5

153.289

-28.5195

Monsoonal rain

6802.76

4.5

86.4305

20.9765

Heavy rain

968.76

3.3

-97.65

21.3534

2,300,000,000 Monsoonal rain

73780.97

6.4

73.0739

21.433

Heavy rain

12209.92

4.6

-72.76

-36.9575

23,000,000 Heavy rain

6530.74

4.4

78.4423

31.6718

Heavy rain

35359.18

5.2

-88.1982

13.9466

Monsoonal rain

15321.96

5.1

89.1145

25.9614

Snowmelt

28630.77

6.4

71.5076

34.272

852,000,000 Heavy rain

226558.27

6.7

111.322

23.5449

see notes Brief torrential rain

1055.41

3.6

-1.02334

54.2588

Heavy rain

3517.31

4.1

34.2361

0.542042

180,700,000 Heavy rain

93628.71

6.2

117.773

26.6914

50,000,000 Heavy rain

102998.37

6.6

70.7991

37.18

62,000,000 Heavy rain

3446.4

4.7

120.345

22.8027

Brief torrential rain

2332.12

4.1

129.266

44.3196

Heavy rain

5936.26

4.3

68.1036

39.4723

400,000,000 Heavy rain

86681.01

6.6

-114.424

50.8437

2,000,000 Heavy rain

14901.1

5.3

45.3243

42.0489

Heavy rain

6052.27

4.4

-35.3711

-8.02432

383,000,000 Heavy rain

679663.6

6.9

108.103

28.7151

Heavy rain

8129.39

4.4

35.8842

47.0515

4,600,000 Brief torrential rain

2020.76

3.6

104.121

34.4136

10,000,000 Heavy rain

71253.3

6.1

25.2691

43.1307

Heavy rain

379339.74

7.3

135.157

47.9353

Snowmelt

24898.89

5.2

26.3662

67.4743

Heavy rain

12730.18

4.7

91.6424

24.598

Brief torrential rain

928.544

3.6

-46.6149

-23.5269

Heavy rain

628.483

3.7

176.118

-37.6649

Heavy rain

26479.81

5.5

69.2506

37.9689

Snowmelt

82363.91

5.6

64.7671

33.7082

Heavy rain

443212.08

7.5

37.2384

0.795883

Heavy rain

1727.34

3.5

97.6622

3.69543

Heavy rain

1515482.22 7.7

41.5522

42.6487

Heavy rain

336115.19

7.6

43.2861

6.2723

see notes Heavy rain

58909.96

6.8

21.2129

45.6965

Heavy rain

507.011

3.2

39.2955

-6.12967

Heavy rain

34532.06

5.1

-74.3223

6.35323

30,000,000 Heavy rain

130491.54

6.2

-74.7348

42.219

Heavy rain

1437.55

3.5

68.4509

33.5306

50,000 Heavy rain

2455.69

3.7

173

-41.3731

Heavy rain

150.551

2.7

46.9769

-25.0057

Heavy rain

75648.02

5.6

68.3724

29.5182

Snowmelt

673469.24

7.2

21.6586

50.5111

Heavy rain

89539.22

5.6

66.1149

36.4835

Heavy rain

122632.43

6.6

31.1146

-10.5871

Heavy rain

260716.36

6.5

46.294

32.9589

Heavy rain

220943.44

6.4

78.8332

44.8319

Heavy rain

23040.13

4.7

48.8491

33.7656

Heavy rain

436815.44

6.2

3.95344

24.212

Heavy rain

16367.39

5.4

48.2834

-17.7598

Heavy rain

275339.78

6.9

61.8546

30.7384

Heavy rain

104031.03

5.9

66.9303

30.7184

Heavy rain

488992.8

7.1

48.568

24.3928

4,600,000 Dam/Levy, break or release

135417.73

6.6

66.9818

43.5954

see notes Heavy rain

10544.88

4.6

-62.8697

-17.634

Heavy rain

892.05

3.8

107.603

-6.95896

Heavy rain

7609.48

5.7

26.4187

41.4282

Heavy rain

43716.57

5.8

-72.9646

7.58834

Heavy rain

123212.59

6.0

64.3806

26.1547

52,000,000 Heavy rain

11963.02

5.0

-68.4074

10.7731

200,000,000 Heavy rain

35239.65

5.2

145.578

-38.1976

Heavy rain

56393.19

5.8

-45.999

-16.3459

Heavy rain

118198.38

6.9

17.1667

-10.734

Tropical cyclone

6747.27

4.9

44.5669

-25.0483

Heavy rain

127862.24

5.6

-49.3471

-22.1329

Heavy rain

24295.58

5.6

35.7074

-18.154

Heavy rain

1121.74

3.8

144.201

-38.0823

Monsoonal rain

618243.19

6.6

143.4

-21.4038

Heavy rain

22757.65

5.1

40.6202

24.7876

500,000,000 Heavy rain

2339.48

5.3

-58.0383

6.60784

14,200,000 Heavy rain

78150.97

6.4

104.432

-3.90354

25,000,000 Heavy rain

7580.22

4.8

-83.129

9.8763

see notes Heavy rain

71018.19

5.8

-113.736

37.2699

Heavy rain

4747.18

4.5

-2.72643

55.1831

Heavy rain

11751.45

4.7

-118.094

34.0959

see notes Heavy rain

1559.24

3.8

174.975

-40.9561

Heavy rain

285908.88

7.2

-85.3524

38.2106

5,200,000 Heavy rain

215.291

2.9

14.6179

40.776

2,000,000,000 Tidal surge

55444.5

5.6

98.8838

8.18351

see notes Heavy rain

44767.86

5.1

21.974

-33.62

Heavy rain

2662.82

3.7

14.649

-9.68549

Monsoonal rain

23455.77

5.5

81.3147

7.93818

Monsoonal rain

43430.02

5.9

101.592

6.27156

Heavy rain

436702.62

7.0

51.7011

28.4261

Heavy rain

80551.76

6.1

150.13

-29.1368

Heavy rain

263934.24

6.6

-89.5703

33.963

Heavy rain

3232.17

4.2

-60.666

-27.1808

Snowmelt

4281.58

4.3

40.8956

44.5206

173,000 Heavy rain

426.448

3.3

19.5485

42.04

2,540,000 Heavy rain

3782.68

4.6

112.175

-8.04448

75,000,000 Heavy rain

39971.51

6.0

121.243

15.1788

23,000,000 Heavy rain

23734.89

5.1

107.437

16.1973

Heavy rain

5108.2

4.6

-77.8578

8.43937

Tropical cyclone

21572.62

5.1

121.706

16.3889

Heavy rain

7328.19

4.8

-72.3649

8.91445

6,000,000 Tropical cyclone

14671.98

5.2

123.387

13.4313

Heavy rain

127493.44

6.7

-57.5059

-26.5435

Heavy rain

13177.33

5.1

-68.866

10.881

Heavy rain

107063.04

6.2

-97.4818

29.9969

Heavy rain

299.295

3.0

31.4996

2.46938

1,000,000 Heavy rain

10515.15

4.7

153.055

-27.293

Heavy rain

13464.18

4.9

-89.3114

15.5327

Heavy rain

230.99

2.7

101.398

-2.0431

Heavy rain

6532.21

4.8

-7.82118

52.1548

Heavy rain

52232.64

6.2

44.9301

3.03699

Heavy rain

1515.96

4.2

18.5304

4.40871

Heavy rain

110.21

3.8

1.22378

6.1482

Tropical cyclone

2490.36

3.9

121.607

24.9787

Heavy rain

159581.94

6.9

-73.785

9.15024

Heavy rain

1127.99

3.5

30.15

0.312954

Tropical cyclone

31214.58

5.2

135.516

35.0456

5,500,000 Heavy rain

1824.12

3.9

152.897

-30.376

Heavy rain

161739.65

6.3

89.4002

24.6862

Tropical cyclone

3022.27

4.2

136.368

34.3146

Heavy rain

5575.89

4.6

95.9621

4.36347

Heavy rain

81.7624

2.4

-79.5161

9.01103

Tropical cyclone

109541.01

6.3

-81.9664

28.8006

12,000,000 Heavy rain

15942.11

4.9

-92.8998

43.3726

Heavy rain

19689.71

4.8

125.899

38.4896

Tropical cyclone

10780.74

4.6

121.186

24.4896

Tropical cyclone

363510.71

7.0

-83.2347

34.6172

Heavy rain

38945.07

4.9

-0.007742

41.3502

Tropical cyclone

308986.37

6.5

-81.4393

27.6084

470,000,000 Heavy rain

72283.7

6.0

108.196

30.5736

see notes Brief torrential rain

831.468

3.2

40.7769

44.4962

62,000,000 Tropical cyclone

10713.94

4.5

-77.6284

37.3684

124,000,000 Tropical cyclone

42655.12

4.9

132.606

34.7127

Monsoonal rain

47461.89

6.4

105.824

10.3179

23,500,000 Tropical cyclone

38781.5

6.2

120.754

15.5474

Heavy rain

20780.32

4.8

11.1989

10.4041

Brief torrential rain

16748.57

4.5

32.0379

41.2272

5,000 Tropical cyclone

16535.64

4.8

133.488

33.8068

Brief torrential rain

582.05

3.1

-116.759

36.3928

1,000,000,000 Heavy rain

140.962

2.8

-4.67383

50.68

Heavy rain

1448.63

3.6

-68.2422

47.3018

2,200,000,000 Tropical cyclone

16657.32

4.8

120.833

28.418

Heavy rain

5488.44

4.4

12.7303

10.0552

Heavy rain

517.871

3.2

6.00639

5.5144

Heavy rain

199.004

2.8

18.5736

-34.0107

Monsoonal rain

378045.12

7.6

103.073

15.3973

Heavy rain

4070.77

4.2

42.4899

17.3866

Monsoonal rain

638379.86

7.4

73.7641

21.0247

Brief torrential rain

19410.64

4.6

107.649

41.176

Heavy rain

2439.38

4.5

124.577

7.02107

Heavy rain

13375.18

4.4

133.5

33.6343

5,800,000 Brief torrential rain

274.971

3.0

-82.3471

34.7498

Heavy rain

17191.92

5.1

103.937

15.848

17,000,000 Heavy rain

21194.51

5.2

-97.13

32.6528

see notes Heavy rain

16222.47

5.7

21.158

48.9664

Heavy rain

106552.73

6.3

123.994

42.9703

40,000,000 Heavy rain

17939.35

5.3

26.5286

46.3703

Heavy rain

17243.62

5.2

46.653

40.7764

8,300,000 Heavy rain

12017.51

5.1

105.869

22.5609

see notes Heavy rain

2163.87

4.1

42.6406

42.9478

45,000,000 Heavy rain

6966.13

5.2

176.898

-38.3926

51,200,000 Heavy rain

86023.99

6.4

110.829

27.8758

Monsoonal rain

78938.76

5.5

69.2846

36.4862

Heavy rain

52796.91

5.9

114.77

33.4219

see notes Monsoonal rain

102889.49

6.1

127.262

36.715

40,000,000 Brief torrential rain

509.144

3.5

-78.3305

44.3085

Heavy rain

156995.58

6.3

110.433

24.0014

see notes Heavy rain

25357.78

5.2

139.188

37.6258

30,000,000 Heavy rain

2441.81

4.3

-74.6219

39.7967

Monsoonal rain

65222.23

6.4

86.2525

27.0864

Heavy rain

44796.52

6.0

98.8899

26.1245

Heavy rain

4606.95

4.0

-72.7137

-39.6445

60,000,000 Tropical cyclone

84821.82

6.4

121.41

17.5033

Heavy rain

14994.27

4.7

104.834

28.8637

see notes Heavy rain

2079.62

3.8

124.576

7.37715

Tropical cyclone

646.886

3.1

144.722

13.4405

6,900,000 Heavy rain

18008.27

5.0

41.045

44.5712

Heavy rain

157042.18

6.7

134.049

67.4199

11,200,000 Heavy rain

26962.05

5.9

-84.8927

13.1133

Heavy rain

8716.04

4.5

9.72517

12.4118

360,000,000 Heavy rain

92247.56

5.7

111.683

28.0894

see notes Monsoonal rain

1162598.06 8.4

85.8918

25.4989

Heavy rain

750.023

3.5

18.0672

48.9058

Monsoonal rain

62813.66

6.1

100.168

17.1066

Dam/Levy, break or release

153.021

2.5

-35.5898

-7.04642

Heavy rain

337.173

2.8

3.48641

6.4901

Heavy rain

47477.59

5.2

106.151

27.1983

Heavy rain

26644.5

4.9

27.0369

46.7407

Rain and snowmelt

136392.44

6.2

112.632

59.1447

3,600,000 Heavy rain

420.299

3.2

-86.8897

20.4286

9,000,000 Heavy rain

28979.14

5.8

-88.7195

43.4752

3,000,000 Heavy rain

45909.97

5.6

42.4108

42.3494

Monsoonal rain

8999.41

4.4

75.4747

12.1226

Heavy rain

90256.29

7.0

-67.7953

7.22966

Heavy rain

114505.27

5.8

-97.291

31.0405

Brief torrential rain

9845.03

4.3

106.888

25.9751

3,600,000 Heavy rain

14374.15

4.8

21.2685

42.0117

20,000,000 Dam/Levy, break or release

607.755

4.9

-121.357

37.9526

Heavy rain

149.54

2.5

-35.7698

-9.68179

Brief torrential rain

2442.19

3.7

86.2589

47.8637

Heavy rain

59887.68

5.6

-83.8407

37.8801

Dam/Levy, break or release

114.073

2.4

109.474

30.2851

Heavy rain

8904.89

4.9

-71.9034

18.5255

32,000,000 Heavy rain

117312.56

5.8

-90.0126

41.9518

Brief torrential rain

531.389

3.3

98.6007

17.0271

53,500,000 Heavy rain

10939.99

4.7

117.428

29.1622

Heavy rain

7786.59

4.4

-96.5166

30.8453

Heavy rain

7985.92

4.2

-83.3808

10.0137

Heavy rain

14229.48

4.9

116.828

-0.527894

Brief torrential rain

1122.78

3.1

45.9295

34.4441

Brief torrential rain

18401.2

4.6

-96.95

32.0697

Brief torrential rain

4312.8

3.6

40.7733

11.2164

3,000,000 Heavy rain

177018.72

6.2

-93.2793

35.7496

Heavy rain

1526.96

3.5

38.2289

-6.66212

Heavy rain

3305.11

3.8

103.941

21.2792

Heavy rain

29066.34

5.8

91.6947

24.8942

Heavy rain

2676.01

3.9

42.6602

17.0785

25,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

264456.02

6.9

86.6102

51.9754

Heavy rain

375.433

3.3

43.1004

11.486

15,200,000 Heavy rain

104997.2

6.3

17.7749

44.8661

Heavy rain

271.875

2.7

-72.5289

-13.1078

Heavy rain

268299.25

6.9

35.2972

0.087035

Heavy rain

9904.24

4.3

44.5352

14.0626

2,600,000 Tropical cyclone

9448.2

5.0

177.926

-17.7817

Heavy rain

18401.51

4.7

-100.312

28.4909

Rain and snowmelt

839987

7.5

34.4848

53.4739

4,500,000 Rain and snowmelt

30761.93

6.0

-97.9994

48.162

Tropical cyclone

53346.1

5.6

120.06

-21.4033

Heavy rain

47165.16

5.8

18.0251

45.289

Heavy rain

3315.43

4.6

145.509

-5.6766

20,000,000 Tropical cyclone

120148.25

6.0

143.299

-13.875

Heavy rain

1435.96

3.5

107.494

-6.93005

250,000,000 Tropical cyclone

44233.26

5.8

49.3672

-14.3938

Heavy rain

108613.62

5.7

-95.9635

37.1562

Monsoonal rain

14015.3

4.9

103.354

1.86645

Snowmelt

10516.82

4.8

39.8068

44.7613

Ice jam/break-up

86.6257

2.7

-73.772

45.3367

Heavy rain

2879.29

3.9

-38.5546

-3.88165

Rain and snowmelt

353750.6

6.2

44.585

40.1622

Heavy rain

2011.2

4.0

144.544

-5.87694

Heavy rain

3374.3

4.7

34.5575

-19.1865

Heavy rain

20579.09

4.6

153.22

-28.2218

Heavy rain

70496.68

5.3

-83.7764

37.7875

Snowmelt

1401.54

3.7

45.061

51.9038

Tropical cyclone

111021.08

6.3

116.975

-21.5563

Heavy rain

209386.98

6.9

-63.6763

-12.8522

Heavy rain

42115

5.9

124.624

-17.9451

Heavy rain

338694.19

6.9

134.694

-16.9769

Heavy rain

139112.79

7.1

-50.4819

-11.8781

Heavy rain

1083.59

3.6

99.1245

3.28175

60,000,000 Heavy rain

284.716

3.2

106.838

-6.19397

200,000 Heavy rain

3685.68

4.5

108.144

-6.40958

Heavy rain

32950.64

5.2

120.087

-21.0923

210,000,000 Heavy rain

14841.55

5.6

175.533

-40.1531

Heavy rain

20372.96

5.5

125.744

8.22929

Heavy rain

23470.4

5.7

27.9838

38.1568

Heavy rain

150236.89

6.8

46.1627

30.8406

Heavy rain

176541.44

6.9

44.6424

-17.4825

Heavy rain

615606.17

8.2

21.4274

-14.5615

Heavy rain

26683.32

4.9

112.566

-7.63155

Rain and snowmelt

385.603

3.3

-3.78196

53.1328

Heavy rain

534.805

3.2

38.9875

-10.0803

Dam/Levy, break or release

64571.92

6.3

63.7561

45.1809

Heavy rain

75082.68

6.4

15.2262

-16.048

1,000,000 Heavy rain

17758.4

5.5

147.369

-41.4063

Heavy rain

1308.79

4.2

32.8681

-25.399

see notes Heavy rain

32623.07

5.6

103.742

1.62683

see notes Brief torrential rain

540.126

3.6

17.1124

-22.5514

Heavy rain

10630.55

5.0

45.3309

14.3526

Heavy rain

1927.13

3.8

62.1535

34.3173

117,000,000 Heavy rain

2018522.23 8.1

-44.6785

-22.525

32,000,000 Monsoonal rain

1231895.8

8.0

141.148

-19.1711

Heavy rain

3573.26

3.9

-64.8904

-14.8766

Heavy rain

87835.8

5.9

51.4395

29.4666

Heavy rain

73131.96

5.3

-76.2224

-8.29307

Heavy rain

16827.6

4.7

-58.3564

6.66256

Heavy rain

167998.11

6.3

-85.3878

38.677

Heavy rain

257.162

2.7

-117.246

34.2005

Heavy rain

1305.97

3.6

30.7881

37.0067

1,000,000 Heavy rain

8232.15

4.6

-65.0585

-16.7225

Heavy rain

238.27

2.7

37.7078

-4.07513

3,000,000 Heavy rain

12916.99

5.4

125.766

8.88198

Heavy rain

21651.02

5.7

117.982

5.41506

Heavy rain

766.549

3.4

-83.3059

10.0941

Heavy rain

9918.63

4.3

9.22676

36.7779

Heavy rain

82419.94

6.9

102.902

-1.04163

1,400,000 Heavy rain

27233.62

5.2

99.6651

8.6548

Heavy rain

22660.13

5.6

103.22

4.81717

Tropical Cyclone

7224.1

4.3

-70.3175

18.3702

Heavy rain

539.962

3.5

98.7288

3.59651

Heavy rain

11855.82

4.8

-72.3083

9.06005

Heavy rain

3601.56

4.4

101.494

0.286528

75,000,000 Brief torrential rain

106.546

2.3

145.105

-37.8337

29,000,000 Heavy rain

86272.34

6.2

4.94085

44.8217

Heavy rain

5584.25

4.2

-75.0817

10.6202

Heavy rain

3338.3

3.8

-43.3561

-22.6439

20,000,000 Heavy rain

5307.76

5.2

-86.8593

15.7298

Heavy rain

1045.19

4.0

-75.9574

46.1831

Heavy rain

3793.65

4.1

108.35

15.6116

Heavy rain

702.724

3.3

112.552

-8.10688

Heavy rain

213997.96

6.2

-79.3157

38.8759

Brief torrential rain

21201.19

5.0

-2.91726

34.9615

Heavy rain

13377.33

6.0

-6.24949

37.0912

Heavy rain

8243.39

4.4

-11.853

7.4768

Brief torrential rain

457.6

2.7

24.7996

-27.5236

35,000,000 Heavy rain

38304.75

5.4

108.979

12.9047

Brief torrential rain

254.649

2.7

-118.273

33.8989

Heavy rain

297683.26

6.0

-61.686

-32.7122

15,500,000 Heavy rain

21413.21

5.6

-70.9826

19.4794

Brief torrential rain

507.189

3.0

39.8268

21.4209

Heavy rain

952.089

3.7

147.419

-6.63283

Heavy rain

595.224

3.1

98.0634

3.42853

Heavy rain

17156.81

4.5

121.774

17.6099

Dam/Levy, break or release

94.8275

2.3

20

48.1

Heavy rain

3857.91

3.9

30.2562

-1.44887

Heavy rain

171071.22

6.1

-75.3122

5.47488

Heavy rain

73221.49

5.6

-53.2687

-29.9288

2,000,000 Heavy rain

51606.53

5.5

40.7145

43.8129

25,000,000 Monsoonal rain

11463.21

5.6

99.79

12.5592

190,000,000 Heavy rain

70921.02

6.2

-122.853

49.5023

18,000,000 Heavy rain

10631.92

4.9

108.846

14.7675

Heavy rain

51769.75

5.3

0.110269

34.9894

Heavy rain

62960.79

6.2

-99.2055

27.6304

Tropical Cyclone

14779.07

5.1

-93.6014

17.915

Heavy rain

21798.11

6.0

100.097

6.64704

3,000,000 Heavy rain

923.127

3.3

174.84

-41.1902

Heavy rain

5589.93

4.0

80.3531

6.34987

Heavy rain

137750

6.4

11.9235

8.87752

Brief torrential rain

1854.41

3.6

10.3811

43.9155

Brief torrential rain

731.057

3.2

4.15721

43.7231

Heavy rain

643.389

3.3

98.7285

3.61275

Heavy rain

1785.32

3.9

71.0404

34.9865

100,000,000 Tropical Cyclone

113990.59

6.1

-110.096

23.6058

Brief torrential rain

116.886

2.4

122.896

9.35044

Heavy rain

48760.16

5.6

81.8672

29.1709

9,640,000 Heavy rain

2292.81

3.8

118.581

25.7276

Tropical Cyclone

171199.17

6.1

-78.4245

37.3311

Brief torrential rain

6689.31

3.8

41.9462

39.0305

Heavy rain

376.375

3.1

10.1861

36.865

Heavy rain

2826.32

3.8

-75.4413

39.8192

2,900,000,000 Tropical Cyclone

21408.02

4.9

128.019

35.2349

3,690,000 Monsoonal rain

314895.7

7.0

101.593

17.3728

Monsoonal rain

31350.78

5.2

105.73

19.4009

2,570,000 Heavy rain

134916.26

6.9

7.48686

10.5143

Brief torrential rain

10530.39

4.0

37.868

10.5406

Brief torrential rain

3519.3

3.8

72.0521

35.2335

4,200,000 Heavy rain

32128.23

5.8

-86.6173

39.7344

Brief torrential rain

1168.71

3.7

-96.3291

38.5104

Heavy rain

1114.78

3.3

13.2272

46.0812

Heavy rain

160.198

2.5

-72.6439

19.1059

55,000,000 Monsoonal rain

117883.62

6.8

85.8936

20.6258

Heavy rain

6155.34

4.5

103.018

30.0316

Brief torrential rain

11776.47

4.5

44.3698

44.7002

Brief torrential rain

367.842

2.6

28.815

44.866

Heavy rain

2470.75

4.6

34.2442

0.22722

Brief torrential rain

5002.79

3.7

-115.879

34.2795

240,000,000 Heavy rain

471060.82

7.9

107.985

35.6812

Brief torrential rain

2922.85

3.5

35.6894

0.98718

Heavy rain

3538.66

4.5

147.481

-41.6933

Heavy rain

85.0703

2.2

147.018

-43.0631

Tropical Cyclone

27219.12

4.7

110.266

21.1505

Tropical Cyclone

5832.81

4.4

-110.799

24.417

Heavy rain

7788.93

4.6

127.024

37.864

Brief torrential rain

10537.09

4.0

-84.6831

38.1186

Heavy rain

34209.05

5.9

-115.508

35.5295

Heavy rain

5503.86

4.2

43.9989

9.41454

Heavy rain

323815.17

6.9

94.3294

32.3393

Heavy rain

1028149.43 6.6

-3.10202

14.2117

Heavy rain

317.658

3.4

18.5782

-33.9746

Heavy rain

586302.53

7.0

-12.9402

15.9392

Heavy rain

78728.11

6.8

0.785585

26.3794

Heavy rain

19628.97

4.8

10.0128

12.6343

see notes Tropical Cyclone

14325.51

4.8

143.444

42.8258

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

#N/A

Heavy rain

138852.9

7.0

4.73527

12.3948

Heavy rain

15058.79

4.7

127.647

37.8729

383,000 Heavy rain

3162.75

3.8

27.3605

59.1934

Heavy rain

14422.68

4.9

106.447

10.5416

Heavy rain

118350.1

6.4

34.0017

13.8844

10,000,000 Brief torrential rain

1992.49

3.6

-71.9456

46.0827

Heavy rain

6499.41

4.3

102.261

12.6285

Brief torrential rain

3901.07

4.2

107.896

12.9815

Heavy rain

486564.84

7.7

20.2497

10.9965

Heavy rain

8222.43

4.4

94.0334

51.2311

Heavy rain

9891.46

4.5

111.067

39.043

Heavy rain

2576.57

4.0

70.588

35.8421

Monsoonal rain

12776.68

4.8

73.9596

21.9811

150,000,000 Heavy rain

95753.23

6.7

36.4589

15.3828

Heavy rain

12067.52

5.0

103.048

21.8714

6,890,000 Heavy rain

215590.79

7.2

124.702

47.944

Heavy rain

13111.55

4.8

-149.976

63.9124

Heavy rain

2626.51

3.4

9.13461

6.92886

see notes Heavy rain

1524.21

3.7

11.1736

10.1997

Heavy rain

546.934

3.3

-79.7265

8.90315

Tropical Cyclone

50628

5.2

110.141

21.2109

Heavy rain

8171.95

4.4

8.94298

6.28577

Heavy rain

9368.9

4.7

-63.3288

10.4194

Heavy rain

131879.05

5.8

77.1033

43.6746

270,000 Heavy rain

281931.48

6.8

103.35

49.3241

see notes Heavy rain

12173.27

5.0

-80.9253

41.0649

Heavy rain

53538.05

5.9

41.0562

10.9021

20,600,000 Tropical Cyclone

70175.04

5.5

121.267

16.5019

see notes Heavy rain

8078.29

4.4

130.746

32.4792

Heavy rain

695.898

3.1

-66.8589

10.5003

Heavy rain

1218.83

3.4

-96.7656

18.1132

Heavy rain

33247.73

5.1

69.5093

33.492

Monsoonal rain

868200.94

7.6

72.2101

28.7319

Heavy rain

103777.99

5.6

92.8839

43.1637

Brief torrential rain

1443.81

3.6

68.1237

34.9054

Monsoonal rain

235095.9

7.2

95.5035

20.5747

Monsoonal rain

137086.59

6.8

84.053

28.593

1,000,000 Heavy rain

1021.37

3.3

-99.1635

18.9389

106,000,000 Heavy rain

150549.91

6.7

-85.9761

39.7887

Brief torrential rain

1496.24

3.5

69.1603

34.2175

Heavy rain

4099.76

4.2

69.4291

36.9277

Heavy rain

962.615

3.5

34.1376

0.93959

400,000,000 Heavy rain

126534.39

7.0

115.718

32.5166

Heavy rain

6903.15

4.5

-56.0038

-34.433

Heavy rain

1766.2

3.7

172.993

-41.3947

Brief torrential rain

1088.54

3.0

50.7762

36.6816

Heavy rain

2785.01

3.7

70.9404

38.1986

Heavy rain

1183.34

3.4

124.377

7.04391

Heavy rain

152.296

3.0

-90.4913

14.6208

15 Heavy rain

41056.59

5.2

-97.0958

40.7146

725,000,000 Heavy rain

1540349.44 7.7

118.401

28.831

Monsoonal rain

37685.27

5.4

73.44

21.3961

11,300,000 Heavy rain

18773.56

5.1

-81.8936

27.2672

Monsoonal rain

766.522

3.5

74.9274

12.9158

Monsoonal rain

4231

4.8

91.9327

21.9239

Heavy rain

2647.5

4.2

70.6147

37.8703

Monsoonal rain

12934.64

4.8

125.657

-9.01219

Tropical Cyclone

22834.67

5.0

125.009

11.7927

Heavy rain

60614.8

5.6

-82.3633

38.3574

Heavy rain

1700.85

3.7

-75.5748

6.21566

Heavy rain

3350.82

4.0

-75.5816

1.61614

see notes Brief torrential rain

785.174

3.2

8.43421

11.81

Brief torrential rain

67.7191

2.4

-98.1744

19.0724

Monsoonal rain

702361.66

8.2

90.8538

26.1706

see notes Heavy rain

5709.91

4.1

9.78959

12.4276

Heavy rain

1700.7

3.9

67.7915

39.4652

Dam/Levy, break or release

9132.34

5.1

110.741

30.9182

Heavy rain

2427.5

4.4

47.1515

41.2757

Heavy rain

1202.55

3.4

-97.089

18.8378

Heavy rain

44616.58

5.1

82.5109

43.7754

Heavy rain

5085.41

4.3

90.8345

53.3172

Heavy rain

6238.6

4.3

-71.4704

8.3491

Heavy rain

3901.12

4.1

28.6068

47.3811

Snowmelt

62479.95

6.2

128.13

62.8787

Heavy rain

17832.44

5.0

-78.4955

37.2228

Heavy rain

10284.86

5.1

68.9147

36.4378

1,000,000 Heavy rain

17427.04

5.2

120.74

15.5956

Brief torrential rain

2074.7

3.6

47.6991

38.5134

50,000,000 Heavy rain

174.444

2.5

-170.682

-14.3155

see notes Heavy rain

13488.03

5.4

80.7878

6.61932

135,000,000 Heavy rain

317905.6

6.3

114.939

26.5695

Heavy rain

6123.73

4.5

48.7801

-19.1732

95,000,000 Dam/Levy, break or release

856.765

3.5

-87.7071

46.6398

Brief torrential rain

5265.43

4.5

151.153

-33.7036

see notes Brief torrential rain

359.582

2.9

54.1224

36.9249

Heavy rain

33795

5.0

42.4167

1.50529

17,000,000 Heavy rain

313672.72

6.8

-85.4845

35.2142

Heavy rain

52987.31

6.0

44.6354

5.37112

Heavy rain

4845.05

4.0

-83.023

38.2891

Heavy rain

13874.73

4.7

103.544

-1.50383

Snowmelt

345303.79

6.7

42.3946

63.5313

Heavy rain

24063.21

5.7

143.696

-4.40215

Ice Jams

6718.98

4.6

-148.177

64.9771

Heavy rain

210.128

2.8

43.741

-12.3152

Heavy rain

8766.21

4.6

147.01

-41.737

1,500,000,000 Heavy rain

280039.63

6.9

-60.4971

-31.5791

Heavy rain

1449.13

3.5

68.8736

33.9512

Snowmelt

876375.49

7.3

79.3162

57.8205

Heavy rain

466914.56

7.3

35.1979

-0.139191

Heavy rain

1500.93

3.5

69.2155

36.7242

Heavy rain

1769.35

3.7

69.2724

34.958

Heavy rain

14987.88

5.1

65.0691

33.069

Snowmelt

393161.63

7.1

35.7082

52.5531

Snowmelt

315231.35

7.1

64.7393

55.4536

17,000,000 Heavy rain

1139.21

3.9

-65.8269

18.2528

Heavy rain

30866.26

6.2

47.1927

40.9417

Brief torrential rain

23062.38

5.1

58.5899

23.361

41,000,000 Heavy rain

5014.82

4.8

69.2051

38.043

20,000,000 Heavy rain

83502.65

5.8

-88.6506

32.3342

Heavy rain

2425.73

4.0

33.784

-11.0006

Heavy rain

2791.37

3.7

61.7439

35.1172

60,000,000 Heavy rain

241748.7

6.7

47.1348

40.2225

Snow Melt

1434589.04 8.1

42.8994

49.2409

10,000,000 Rain and Snow Melt

13530.48

4.7

-63.9857

45.105

Heavy rain

343.973

2.8

121.709

-8.78414

Heavy rain

914.247

3.0

57.5828

37.1113

Heavy rain

3089.53

3.8

51.6194

31.5119

Heavy rain

701.566

3.3

34.9058

-19.7644

Snow Melt

285012.04

7.1

25.203

52.5773

Heavy rain

1367.86

3.6

173.329

-34.945

Snow Melt

30394.38

5.7

133.058

44.3837

Heavy rain

1097.11

3.8

119.784

-3.09396

Heavy rain

371.086

2.9

125.58

6.34483

Heavy rain

656.473

3.4

20.1148

-33.7569

Snow Melt

220029.06

6.5

33.3194

48.241

Heavy rain

3279.12

4.2

-75.5169

5.21063

Heavy rain

965.73

3.3

-72.4921

7.90993

Heavy rain

12949.64

5.2

67.3621

36.7476

Heavy rain

269996.83

6.5

-81.7756

35.1516

Ice Jams

30706.8

5.2

-104.729

47.7159

Heavy rain

22883.26

5.4

27.69

-16.0663

Heavy rain

338861.7

6.6

133.126

-14.0855

Heavy rain

19395.83

5.4

-1.03538

41.8344

Heavy rain

137205.77

6.2

32.6645

-21.3783

Heavy rain

32682.01

5.5

-88.0179

37.411

Heavy rain

68628.4

5.8

124.223

-17.9705

Heavy rain

37809.06

6.1

28.312

38.0893

Heavy rain

26936.78

6.1

26.7148

41.591

Rainy Season

139112.79

7.2

-50.4819

-11.8781

Heavy rain

35397.85

5.6

22.2237

39.6089

200,000,000 Heavy rain

13941.66

4.7

31.1595

-16.3458

Heavy rain

1260590.18 7.6

138.398

-29.2128

Heavy rain

106247.98

6.0

-1.16593

43.3022

Heavy rain

82478.43

5.2

-80.6513

37.679

Heavy rain

785574.94

7.3

-90.0652

31.4633

Heavy rain

57424.09

5.4

149.7

-32.59

Heavy rain

9031.36

4.6

127.857

-18.2289

Heavy rain

6337.59

4.4

35.7737

33.545

Heavy rain

26796.79

5.4

73.7749

34.4037

Heavy rain

115312.47

6.2

18.0146

-10.4392

Heavy rain

607286.01

8.3

21.7005

-12.1764

Heavy rain

433469.94

6.5

68.0677

27.5247

Rain and snow

42499.87

5.2

-82.2846

37.6968

Heavy rain

401.224

2.9

107.604

-6.97319

Ice Jams

1014.86

3.9

-56.033

48.983

Heavy rain

545.177

3.0

106.847

-6.20813

Heavy rain

29456.33

4.8

-119.012

34.3071

Heavy rain

40587.44

5.2

146.722

-22.2781

Heavy rain

2674.05

3.9

28.5651

-14.3453

2,000,000 Heavy rain

46117.22

5.6

150.373

-23.7719

Heavy rain

6108.77

4.4

110.416

1.31139

Heavy rain

88563.63

6.1

39.834

-12.9125

Brief torrential rain

1559.1

3.7

102.64

-3.46055

Heavy rain

4154.77

4.7

107.641

-7.04676

Heavy rain

18390.87

4.7

39.6729

47.2248

Heavy rain

276.318

2.7

35.1782

33.057

Heavy rain

65370.88

6.0

-69.31

-15.8735

Heavy rain

36369.03

5.7

-72.102

-13.2385

Heavy rain

294622.26

6.5

118.212

-22.4964

Heavy rain

27341.22

5.6

102.452

-0.112857

Heavy rain

1861.91

4.3

145.86

-17.2994

Heavy rain

28756

4.9

15.9205

41.3473

Heavy rain

3621.72

3.9

9.36896

36.0582

Heavy rain

78942.02

6.2

-70.4323

-13.3744

2,000,000 Heavy rain

166298.58

6.9

139.397

-17.9301

Heavy rain

292.004

2.8

-2.49865

57.049

Brief torrential rain

333.722

2.8

34.8066

32.0541

Heavy rain

2994.31

4.8

102.894

2.4676

150,000,000 Heavy rain

189697.31

6.4

46.8211

-20.9917

Brief torrential rain

212.606

2.6

-68.1304

-16.4938

Heavy rain

6742.45

4.9

-43.823

-19.7931

Heavy rain

60476.42

6.1

-60.9786

-29.4558

Heavy rain

27682.21

4.9

9.4368

36.481

Heavy rain

1672.7

4.1

67.1814

37.282

Heavy rain

9362.83

5.7

113.005

-2.42875

Heavy rain

1873.41

3.7

179.528

-16.4711

Heavy rain

14318.2

4.8

111.881

2.25216

Heavy rain

115919.99

6.5

-43.1439

-22.4922

Heavy rain

4201.56

4.2

175.631

-37.1744

Heavy rain

878.617

3.4

21.6243

42.0601

Ice Jams

1681.67

3.9

-147.248

64.6959

Heavy rain

19475.5

5.1

-64.945

-16.4857

Heavy rain

410708.54

7.3

38.8747

-14.7661

Heavy rain

396.349

3.1

34.8513

-0.10174

Heavy rain

259752.89

6.3

5.62514

49.2074

Heavy rain

48599.81

5.5

-0.543564

51.2646

Heavy rain

457677.64

6.4

-92.6206

31.8332

Heavy rain

146.379

2.9

169.432

-19.5723

Heavy rain

20634.73

4.9

-124.001

40.2055

Heavy rain

898.687

3.4

101.909

2.59221

Heavy rain

14760.78

4.9

104.218

-4.65996

Heavy rain

2796.27

3.9

13.3141

-8.95956

Heavy rain

787.683

3.5

19.9104

-33.3966

Heavy rain

751.122

3.4

35.9643

0.498246

Heavy rain

4108.64

4.1

35.6163

33.6966

Heavy rain

21909.34

5.1

100.517

0.977528

Heavy rain

14147.74

4.8

80.9935

8.4736

Heavy rain

44627.03

5.7

-122.478

38.9397

Heavy rain

1292.7

3.4

4.14588

43.7308

Heavy rain

648.179

3.5

112.39

-7.44041

Heavy rain

82.0525

2.7

-44.3263

-23.0153

Heavy rain

1029.56

3.7

22.3897

40.1572

350,000,000 Heavy rain

29901.95

5.6

8.64237

45.8293

Heavy rain

1235.54

4.0

102.695

2.40946

Heavy rain

40845.92

5.7

-7.0988

33.1091

Heavy rain

1721.59

3.7

-151.454

59.9306

Heavy rain

17006.86

5.7

97.4355

3.11309

Heavy rain

2203.32

5.0

-83.0841

9.82661

Heavy rain

65263.03

6.0

42.3967

1.42576

Heavy rain

15002.61

5.2

34.0375

0.949211

Ice jam/break-up

590.451

3.2

-147.024

64.5052

Heavy rain

600.754

3.3

172.869

-43.6673

Heavy rain

145253.54

5.2

18.4694

3.01659

Dam/Levy, break or release

924.671

3.6

36.9154

-1.21267

Heavy rain

4834.93

4.4

4.81011

45.038

Heavy rain

4327.32

4.2

-63.8299

44.8277

Heavy rain

11753.31

5.5

-6.11673

53.0005

Heavy rain

6119.98

4.4

-74.6846

-10.9711

3,300,000 Tropical cyclone

884.881

4.2

-61.2638

10.6068

200,000 Heavy rain

8719.41

4.6

109.03

12.5292

Heavy rain

22713.01

5.1

79.0643

10.9485

Heavy rain

6903.22

4.3

-74.2005

7.91776

Heavy rain

7741.04

4.7

113.385

24.2694

Heavy rain

77910.06

5.7

40.0925

-1.41562

Heavy rain

7902.14

4.5

108.878

14.2062

Heavy rain

106239.37

6.4

-96.0297

29.6511

10,000,000 Heavy rain

13912.96

5.1

-150.891

60.3357

Heavy rain

7597.36

4.8

-2.78675

55.6032

Heavy rain

187542.85

6.8

-57.9616

-31.6196

Heavy rain

135.402

2.6

100.611

-1.34406

Heavy rain

5421.41

4.6

26.178

47.6469

Heavy rain

283687.64

6.8

-60.1011

-31.072

Monsoonal rain

9745.41

4.8

75.527

11.8739

Heavy rain

8020.61

4.7

22.2186

41.5767

Heavy rain

16617.71

5.0

-99.2878

26.7222

Heavy rain

11708.02

4.5

-89.9243

34.6073

Heavy rain

23941.66

5.0

6.53339

35.7714

170,000,000 Heavy rain

20039.47

5.3

-83.9795

22.3815

100,000,000 Tropical cyclone

31074.07

5.1

-90.0119

29.8703

Heavy rain

4486.28

4.3

26.6294

42.245

Monsoonal rain

139683.92

7.0

100.951

14.9743

17,500,000 Heavy rain

11922.12

5.3

19.7738

41.3975

58,000,000 Heavy rain

19984.68

5.6

105.175

18.5778

Tropical cyclone

48802.44

5.6

-88.0764

20.7441

Heavy rain

5643.54

4.4

-84.8804

31.0424

Heavy rain

97964.82

6.1

-96.0297

29.6511

Heavy rain

63445.93

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800,000,000 Heavy rain

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12,000,000 Heavy rain

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3.5

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2.3

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32,000,000 Heavy rain

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112.817

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44.3828

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7,800,000 Snowmelt

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38,600,000 Heavy rain

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46.3429

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4.2

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Heavy rain

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3,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.4

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4.4

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47.6469

Heavy rain

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4.0

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4.2

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25,400,000 Monsoonal rain

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4.0

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3.0

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3.6

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2.8

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8,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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800,000 Heavy rain

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4.1

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4.5

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4.3

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6.2

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1,000,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.8

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6.9

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3,000,000 Heavy rain

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1.9

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723,684 Heavy rain

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3.9

107.069

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Heavy rain

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3.9

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Heavy rain

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5.1

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4.3

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437,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.8

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3,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.6

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Monsoonal rain

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5.1

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200,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.2

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Heavy rain

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3.4

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Heavy rain

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5.2

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50,740,000 Heavy rain

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6.1

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12,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.9

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4.9

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4.5

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1,500,000 Heavy rain

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4.5

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43.5246

20,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.2

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3.4

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Heavy rain

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5.7

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Heavy rain

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3.6

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400,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.7

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33.2088

370,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.3

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Heavy rain

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4.4

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50,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.9

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43.3672

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6.5

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Dam/Levy, break or release

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2.7

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35.6527

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5.1

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Heavy rain

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6.6

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Heavy rain

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4.5

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Heavy rain

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2.6

25.6338

43.0853

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6.3

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31,700,000 Heavy rain

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6.6

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Snowmelt

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5.9

131.95

62.8807

Heavy rain

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4.6

91.7747

24.4963

943,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.1

111.889

27.3326

Heavy rain

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6.0

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13.2851

Heavy rain

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3.3

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Heavy rain

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4.5

67.0593

34.2866

Heavy rain

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6.1

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2,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.6

104.442

22.052

25,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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4.8

53.5803

17.2473

Tropical cyclone

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4.8

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6.3

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58.6923

Ice jam/break-up

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3.3

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Heavy rain

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6.9

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Heavy rain

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5.4

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9.94557

Heavy rain

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13,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.1

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Heavy rain

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4.2

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Heavy rain

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2.9

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37.2799

Heavy rain

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5.0

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53.5916

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6.5

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4.67409

3,000,000 Heavy rain

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3.3

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32.7318

Snowmelt

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6.5

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58.0454

Heavy rain

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4.2

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4.8

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24.9818

Heavy rain

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6.2

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7.3106

Heavy rain

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4.3

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3.4

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30,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.4

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46.4874

Heavy rain

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5.1

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32.2875

Heavy rain

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5.1

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21.0961

Heavy rain

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3.7

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35.8345

Heavy rain

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2.5

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Heavy rain

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4.7

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Heavy rain

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5.3

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Heavy rain

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3.6

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0.959578

1,450,000 Heavy rain

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4.5

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8.84884

Heavy rain

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4.6

14.4178

48.2703

Heavy rain

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3.8

39.3032

-15.132

76,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.8

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36.8924

Dam/Levy, break or release

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3.5

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39.6906

Heavy rain

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3.2

35.4677

23.1932

Heavy rain

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6.6

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3.7

67.8694

36.0858

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4.2

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50.8573

Heavy rain

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3.5

178.456

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Heavy rain

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5.9

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Heavy rain

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7.0

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60,000,000 Heavy rain

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3.3

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700,000,000 Dam/Levy, break or release

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4.4

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40.8259

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4.1

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Heavy rain

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5.3

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Heavy rain

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3.2

42.2864

42.1729

Heavy rain

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3.9

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Heavy rain

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4.8

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Heavy rain

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5.1

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Heavy rain

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4.0

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52.6695

Heavy rain

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2.8

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Heavy rain

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6.6

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Heavy rain

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3.8

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5.2

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10.4517

20,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.1

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55.4566

Heavy rain

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3.3

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Heavy rain

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5.8

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35.6744

Heavy rain

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5.4

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4.0

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4.4

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3.59078

59,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.3

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29.6686

64,000,000 Snowmelt

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5.5

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45.5001

Heavy rain

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3.4

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Heavy rain

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3.9

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Heavy rain

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2.8

125.462

3.6716

392,000 Heavy rain

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4.7

125.828

8.25125

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3.7

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Heavy rain

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4.3

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Snowmelt

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4.1

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5.4

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4.5

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40.7369

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4.3

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Heavy rain

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4.7

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3.39927

Heavy rain

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3.1

36.0191

35.5887

Heavy rain

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4.1

27.4119

41.1084

Heavy rain

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6.0

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296,800 Heavy rain

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3.9

100.193

8.04111

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4.6

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2,200,000 Heavy rain

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4.4

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32.9774

Heavy rain

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5.5

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4.65766

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3.5

29.8323

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Heavy rain

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4.8

102.631

5.38603

Heavy rain

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4.1

18.3372

0.089204

Heavy rain

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5.6

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34.9309

Heavy rain

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5.0

31.3674

-21.2908

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3.0

27.2043

38.4324

Heavy rain

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2.6

35.4403

-23.963

Heavy rain

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4.0

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3.55472

Heavy rain

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3.6

30.242

-26.2199

Heavy rain

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3.9

124.939

10.9806

5,000,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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2.7

48.3095

32.6068

Heavy rain

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3.5

115.875

5.42363

25,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.1

35.3204

36.7277

Heavy rain

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2.7

26.8198

37.7262

Heavy rain

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6.1

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35.1833

Heavy rain

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5.4

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Heavy rain

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4.3

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10.2122

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3.4

31.7964

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Heavy rain

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4.6

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29.8942

300,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.0

3.06793

36.6831

17,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.9

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18.2233

47,700,000 Tropical cyclone

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124.709

9.17656

Heavy rain

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4.8

102.092

4.11128

Heavy rain

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4.7

42.5089

0.491533

Heavy rain

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3.7

29.3907

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18,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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6.2

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22.3394

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4.4

109.763

-7.59454

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4.5

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52.0555

4,700,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.6

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14.4472

Heavy rain

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3.9

4.93584

44.9617

Dam/Levy, break or release

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3.4

89.1688

22.6475

Heavy rain

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4.9

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38.9667

Heavy rain

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5.7

79.054

14.8405

1,500,000,000 Heavy rain

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7.9

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4.6

127.109

39.7238

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2.3

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6.96054

Heavy rain

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3.7

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3.6

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43.9695

260,000 Tropical cyclone

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4.4

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4.7

54.3165

37.0335

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5.1

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16.746

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6.6

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3.2

29.6461

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Heavy rain

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4.1

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18.1538

Tropical cyclone

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5.5

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18.0925

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4.3

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37.3785

240,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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4.8

104.595

31.0389

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4.5

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15.2301

200,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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4.4

121.29

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2.1

14.2544

40.8829

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7.4

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10.5493

11,110,000 Heavy rain

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4.7

103.442

16.6646

93,574,548 Heavy rain

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5.7

84.87

26.5321

Brief torrential rain

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4.4

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Heavy rain

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5.9

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26.7556

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3.5

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27.8394

24,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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5.3

109.503

19.39

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5.4

8.69841

11.7284

Heavy rain

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5.2

30.0151

0.652639

Heavy rain

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3.7

106.122

23.6726

400,000 Heavy rain

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4.8

108.296

12.0911

36,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.7

18.6043

-33.8547

100,900,000 Monsoonal rain

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7.2

105.382

11.7684

Brief torrential rain

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3.5

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30.0691

Heavy rain

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3.8

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7.79888

26,400,000 Brief torrential rain

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4.8

105.953

18.3607

58,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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56.9063

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34.6188

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43.6492

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14.9967

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38.1066

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4.6

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4.4

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34.3591

250,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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20.8369

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200,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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34.9888

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3.7

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3.8

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3.4

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30.7738

73,800,000 Brief torrential rain

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3.6

127.063

37.4727

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3.3

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36.6745

50,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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54.2845

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22.9085

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4.8

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44.6998

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7,500,000 Heavy rain

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2.7

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3.5

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3.3

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4.2

19.17

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Heavy rain

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4.2

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Heavy rain

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5.6

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Heavy rain

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4.0

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3.8

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200,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.7

152.865

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Heavy rain

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3.7

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37.5543

236,836 Heavy rain

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101.591

3.46568

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5.0

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125,800,000 Heavy rain

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5.9

22.6433

47.9334

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3.7

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2,100,000 Tropical cyclone

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5.8

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5.8

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4.9

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4.4

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6,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.9

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2.9

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10.7585

38,119 Heavy rain

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3.9

36.9363

-1.25302

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4.1

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50.3658

Heavy rain

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4.0

33.5624

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42,700,000 Tropical cyclone

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Heavy rain

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3.5

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4.8

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24,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.8

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4.4

124.7

1.16835

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5.8

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5.4

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32.6274

Heavy rain

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4.8

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Heavy rain

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5.8

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94,500,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.6

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1.58123

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5.1

31.9504

-27.9422

3,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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4.6

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15,000,000 0

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5.6

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14.7895

265,000,000 0

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6.6

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4.6

39.7227

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5.7

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Heavy rain

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4.4

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4.4

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4.9

7.74033

44.8503

9655.08

4.8

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30.6009

2,600,000 Tropical cyclone

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14.4934

20,000,000 Heavy rain

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2.2

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19.7397

77,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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4.3

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24.736

3,000,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.6

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52.675

Heavy rain

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4.6

108.884

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12,500,000 Brief torrential rain

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4.5

123.715

13.0629

Heavy rain

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4.0

34.6702

31.8891

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5.6

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34.2249

7,800,000 Brief torrential rain

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2.8

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33.7958

75,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.3

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39.6859

50,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.9

8.74789

45.5709

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5.2

110.075

19.7057

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4.6

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3036.54

4.4

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18.0568

5,900,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.3

0.222568

51.0974

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5.9

107.684

12.2919

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6.4

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4.3

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4.2

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6.74719

700,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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7.0

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4.7

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17.2579

Heavy rain

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4.6

4.40411

43.8005

Heavy rain

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4.6

80.6155

6.19576

Heavy rain

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4.0

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Heavy rain

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4.6

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14.9718

28,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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5.5

137.306

34.9498

Tropical cyclone

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4.9

129.542

41.7853

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4.5

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13.7974

Heavy rain

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3.5

120.916

14.7757

169,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.2

113.483

25.2293

Heavy rain

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4.9

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28.9955

782,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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6.3

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11.5439

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5.0

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19.9343

1,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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132.058

43.7739

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6.6

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26.9607

27,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.0

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35.6681

Heavy rain

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5.8

40.6091

10.5157

177,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.4

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17.1335

21,500,000 Tropical cyclone

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5.8

103.811

15.1121

6,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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4.7

56.6552

36.5465

Heavy rain

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4.4

9.67812

3.95416

30,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.2

134.396

47.1138

75,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.0

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7.0

94.643

27.094

238,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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4.8

77.6925

31.806

Monsoonal rain

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6.2

74.5207

15.811

6,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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6.6

105.064

11.2426

83,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.1

109.248

27.4163

2,200,000 Brief torrential rain

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4.9

120.823

14.9292

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5.4

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25.5567

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6.0

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26.3867

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5.3

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Heavy rain

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4.9

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6.87616

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6.3

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5.9

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27.4268

81,500,000 Monsoonal rain

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6.7

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32.3632

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4.1

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12.1244

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6.0

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23.5072

40,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.1

34.8693

41.1558

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6.1

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0.948344

Heavy rain

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5.3

125.334

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5.2

120.953

15.2933

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6.1

42.6386

0.422961

30,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.8

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37.0091

12,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.0

113.381

22.5981

212,000,000 Snowmelt

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22.4154

46.7637

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4.9

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33.7394

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5.5

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4.7

17.9439

49.2438

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6.8

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4.5

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4.4

106.939

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6.8

47.2957

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50,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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7.1

143.698

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5.4

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37.7227

4,100,000 Brief torrential rain

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4.9

126.1

7.19937

1,000,000,000 Heavy rain

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7.7

31.712

-27.8219

10,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.6

13.2462

-14.1452

Heavy rain

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6.5

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-24.8904

Heavy rain

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5.1

126.238

8.99498

Heavy rain

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4.9

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52.2254

6,300,000 Heavy rain

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5.7

30.4617

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Heavy rain

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4.8

14.1524

42.6196

2,000,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.6

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9.42058

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7.3

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Monsoonal rain

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5.8

104.168

14.8223

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6.4

43.3182

0.581347

50,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.1

107.876

16.181

555,000 Heavy rain

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5.0

32.7609

60.2789

300,000 Heavy rain

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5.0

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45.1703

30,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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7.7

18.6091

0.712298

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5.9

3.51811

45.2358

2,300,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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6.8

85.3527

21.1735

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5.9

37.5862

3.69145

265,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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6.9

107.05

14.986

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5.4

30.0083

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Heavy rain

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6.8

11.938

6.60512

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5.4

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19.5038

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6.3

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18.4562

21,000,000 Heavy rain

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7.7

5.9793

12.5634

235,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.0

88.9474

23.3997

3,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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-86.0563

14.8551

24,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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5.9

116.022

24.975

Heavy rain

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3.7

135.664

34.5922

3,000,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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7.0

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38.6028

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6.2

7.555

14.4546

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5.1

121.73

15.89

Heavy rain

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4.9

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14.8768

Heavy rain

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6.1

1.79199

11.1616

2,700,000 Heavy rain

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6.5

39.2098

9.64183

Heavy rain

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5.2

99.6797

7.6154

277,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.4

117.386

27.0353

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5.8

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46.6241

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5.4

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5.6

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45.2732

14,300,000 Heavy rain

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4.8

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50.3392

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5.7

113.711

23.4891

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5.5

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8.12201

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6.8

19.552

19.8554

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5.5

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23.9425

181,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.7

111.384

27.0564

8,800,000 Heavy rain

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5.3

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43.9886

Heavy rain

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5.1

47.6599

37.4688

20,500,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.8

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30.4623

3,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.1

106.09

13.4329

Heavy rain

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6.8

32.4508

15.5737

675,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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6.0

128.133

37.5661

19,500,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.6

107.245

14.7952

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6.4

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43.794

3,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.9

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36.7876

3,900,000 Heavy rain

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5.0

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36.4956

Heavy rain

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5.3

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6.5

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5.1

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45.2537

7,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.9

21.9585

47.5891

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3.9

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39.3177

6,154,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.7

66.3342

40.1935

8,000,000,000 Heavy rain

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7.2

111.673

28.5161

24,200,000 Heavy rain

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6.9

103.202

28.1269

4,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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6.3

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5.2

133.427

34.8414

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5.4

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6.1

91.5543

24.721

36,466,007,487 Heavy rain

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6.4

25.4239

47.1999

60,405 Heavy rain

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5.9

95.886

34.8414

Heavy rain

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5.7

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29.9758

10,935,915 Tropical cyclone

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5.3

69.8959

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Heavy rain

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6.3

116.149

27.9323

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5.9

9.92606

48.3676

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5.8

128.374

64.5213

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6.3

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Heavy rain

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5.6

111.865

31.4841

33,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.0

8.09713

48.9515

5,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.0

-106.211

40.5341

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5.1

80.6769

7.44822

Heavy rain

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5.3

126.304

8.22671

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6.7

25.9533

52.406

3,000 Heavy rain

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6.4

-71.5096

2.72862

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5.1

-97.211

48.7569

Heavy rain

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6.1

-66.7448

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5.6

116.293

-22.4264

32,583,904 Heavy rain

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5.1

-0.566246

54.0603

12,400,000 Heavy rain

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7.2

33.4679

-23.2947

Heavy rain

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6.8

25.2381

49.2392

Heavy rain

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5.9

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6.03141

Heavy rain

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5.7

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5.2

125.997

7.916

Heavy rain

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5.8

102.126

15.5463

Monsoonal rain

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5.9

102.854

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300,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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6.7

151.005

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5.3

126.134

8.1918

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5.5

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5.5

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32.2778

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40.092

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8195.08

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56.0881

16546.85

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72079.7

5.2

103.263

4.28471

21112.23

4.3

81.3665

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5.4

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5.6

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15.4994

30,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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118.66

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0.917951

17,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.0

107.783

15.9397

Heavy rain

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4.7

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30.8786

Heavy rain

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34.3905

-19.7957

Heavy rain

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5.0

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19.0446

3,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.5

23.4563

48.1222

Heavy rain

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6.2

8.67822

51.1161

37,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.0

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36.7439

Brief torrential rain

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6.8

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12.1801

55,000,000 Heavy rain

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121.152

23.658

13,700,000 Heavy rain

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5.3

109.082

13.3286

Heavy rain

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5.2

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51.6904

Heavy rain

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5.2

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5.93195

1,000,000,000 Heavy rain

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29.4084

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6.2

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6.6

79.4042

16.1464

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5.5

121.589

16.9811

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5.4

54.2367

37.142

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5.3

4.48983

8.84162

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4.5

4.12995

35.8403

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6.2

2.31523

11.0162

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4.8

134.163

33.3288

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5.3

127.577

35.5953

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5.0

-10.9621

7.05753

50,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.1

-94.1557

38.9567

250,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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5.6

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30.6642

Tropical cyclone

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5.1

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18.6733

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4.0

120.781

15.0247

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5.8

74.4164

20.4037

10,000,000 Heavy rain

20621.49

4.6

16.833

45.7638

Heavy rain

26853.61

5.2

4.98754

51.0242

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29.6764

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4.6

132.906

48.5204

Heavy rain

111379.28

5.7

2.69808

13.7574

3,000,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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-92.6243

15.978

50,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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4.5

-84.6151

30.511

Heavy rain

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5.9

86.8106

29.24

40,000,000 Heavy rain

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7.0

34.2833

17.1112

Brief torrential rain

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5.6

140.77

38.6122

1,000,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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5.1

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35.0976

Tropical cyclone

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6.0

-98.3212

26.56

Heavy rain

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4.9

8.9692

11.8968

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5.4

34.023

7.75432

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128410.56

6.3

44.4596

14.8371

964,000,000 Heavy rain

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7.7

123.35

46.5755

Heavy rain

168600.45

5.5

117.806

52.2417

Brief torrential rain

8224.46

4.2

40.2558

40.8863

20,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.5

-88.0318

42.211

868,000,000 Brief torrential rain

75174.08

5.5

127.087

38.2982

Heavy rain

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4.8

19.1174

49.8767

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5.4

112.885

-7.16691

3,180,000 Heavy rain

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1.4

19.3608

48.8573

24,500,000 Brief torrential rain

4900.81

4.4

20.8647

48.8353

100,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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7.2

149.072

-31.4627

Heavy rain

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4.2

32.7263

0.648437

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4.4

80.2213

7.38157

Heavy rain

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5.3

150.45

61.4991

Heavy rain

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5.5

45.5127

3.04611

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2.7

63.3028

45.5457

3,400,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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7.3

91.8551

25.9513

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5.2

-98.8272

18.0078

2,600,000 Heavy rain

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6.6

174.495

-40.5821

Heavy rain

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5.6

105.344

21.5645

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5.5

-71.8819

44.1768

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4.8

45.5657

2.63895

Heavy rain

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5.5

-99.2196

17.2264

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5.5

147.392

-36.9441

147,600,000 Heavy rain

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6.4

26.8101

46.6061

Heavy rain

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5.9

24.8346

47.0043

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3.9

-3.96748

57.6109

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3.9

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37.384

37,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.9

-93.0881

39.7927

481,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.7

113.649

28.3755

210,000,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.2

119.82

27.6882

240,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.3

117.451

28.8404

Heavy rain

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4.8

105.422

29.6288

221,700,000 Heavy rain

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5.9

109.874

24.8178

205,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.0

112.868

23.1199

Heavy rain

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6.9

114.847

30.3363

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6.6

102.714

28.9415

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6.1

111.905

36.6228

1,310,000,000 Heavy rain

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7.2

112.799

29.3931

3,710,000,000 Heavy rain

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7.3

112.322

28.8202

Heavy rain

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5.8

106.413

28.2752

Heavy rain

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5.6

105.065

28.6274

Heavy rain

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4.7

70.1175

34.4397

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5.1

42.0509

40.6454

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5.4

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44.0151

Monsoonal rain

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5.7

93.1722

26.7913

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4.2

68.8677

24.0181

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3.8

105.136

21.3271

Heavy rain

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4.7

111.879

-7.75041

Heavy rain

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4.4

114.339

22.6488

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4.5

127.54

38.7474

19,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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4.8

120.822

23.6609

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5.5

52.982

66.6416

Heavy rain

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5.3

66.0345

36.8574

Heavy rain

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5.1

69.2454

39.6918

Heavy rain

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5.7

37.167

-0.955933

Heavy rain

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5.3

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44.5387

2,400,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.4

70.3738

41.7768

34,700,000 Heavy rain

164944.04

6.2

112.446

23.4359

247,000,000 Heavy rain

70343.63

5.9

112.018

26.7131

18,000,000 Brief torrential rain

216145.35

6.0

104.391

30.0976

Brief torrential rain

149532.7

6.0

113.059

31.1389

14,400,000 Brief torrential rain

51481.79

5.0

107.668

36.0394

3,600,000 Brief torrential rain

178662.77

6.0

83.6735

40.9204

Heavy rain

100633.14

5.5

41.8261

0.671164

2,000,000,000 Brief torrential rain

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5.8

31.4914

38.7795

Tropical cyclone

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5.6

90.0268

23.4505

3,500,000 Ice jam/break-up

314770.65

7.1

131.959

63.9567

48,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.6

117.939

25.1204

Brief torrential rain

125228.8

5.8

60.2508

32.7421

Brief torrential rain

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5.7

111.459

28.7172

Brief torrential rain

79574.2

5.7

108.082

30.511

Heavy rain

23656.09

4.9

107.054

-6.65077

Heavy rain

15355.36

4.7

-75.1601

40.0212

Heavy rain

1697.01

4.0

-73.127

42.2478

Heavy rain

209225.63

6.1

149.409

-28.745

Snowmelt

62266.04

5.7

39.7084

59.9746

Heavy rain

17721.98

5.1

12.982

41.6911

Heavy rain

242666.66

7.2

-59.1497

-22.9217

Brief torrential rain

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6.1

37.4212

-6.9505

Heavy rain

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5.4

142.971

-7.16459

Heavy rain

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5.9

-95.4484

35.354

Rain and snowmelt

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5.5

67.6631

34.4548

Brief torrential rain

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4.0

113.915

22.4657

66,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.9

68.9337

38.4369

Rain and snowmelt

44210.4

5.5

73.0892

38.1987

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5.2

22.0037

-33.1981

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5.4

103.962

-3.61067

Heavy rain

50161.72

5.5

21.4107

50.7686

100,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.6

-81.7676

35.5681

Heavy rain

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5.3

-51.6527

-28.1884

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4.5

63.8934

30.4727

Heavy rain

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5.8

70.1197

36.2104

Heavy rain

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5.1

150.68

-33.4122

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5.3

-84.3936

39.593

2,500,000,000 Heavy rain

541026.68

7.5

-60.1238

-25.0627

1,270,000,000 Brief torrential rain

16143.46

5.1

-0.487124

52.4385

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5.0

18.107

4.73891

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3.5

166.98

-15.4533

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283521.75

6.5

-79.9563

45.4629

Snowmelt

46556.73

5.9

-71.0969

44.1028

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5.3

16.0739

-5.06649

97,300,000 Brief torrential rain

203421.89

6.3

50.8055

31.6288

Heavy rain

26873.79

4.7

110.866

-7.84969

Heavy rain

39686.6

5.1

-82.0641

32.3567

Heavy rain

19146.28

5.3

-82.2758

28.5031

Tropical cyclone

997.265

3.6

168.381

-17.6517

Heavy rain

158186.65

5.7

23.1216

-17.3257

Heavy rain

28619.3

4.9

43.6641

14.5118

Heavy rain

44400.86

5.1

109.837

-7.52394

Heavy rain

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6.5

113.08

30.3557

Heavy rain

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5.0

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-31.3201

Heavy rain

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4.2

-116.395

31.3876

13,000,000 Snowmelt

34202.54

5.8

39.3706

46.5334

Heavy rain

20431.89

4.6

22.2868

40.7361

Heavy rain

48379.4

5.9

35.1972

-13.8676

Heavy rain

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7.3

44.0844

2.27983

Heavy rain

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3.6

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52.8983

270,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.4

-86.3593

32.6867

Heavy rain

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5.4

28.6857

-31.5385

Tropical cyclone

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6.2

137.79

-16.5749

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165619.86

5.8

60.1151

27.187

Heavy rain

75879.96

5.8

61.9152

32.1096

Heavy rain

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6.1

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-15.6996

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6.6

28.5065

40.8159

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7.3

-57.8725

-20.8879

Tropical cyclone

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-75.7124

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500,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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6.4

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35.1755

Tropical cyclone

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6.8

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33.3837

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Heavy rain

1275.56

3.9

100.367

5.34767

Monsoonal rain

72535.75

5.8

105.709

16.5417

Monsoonal rain

52119.24

5.9

106.544

13.2244

9,600,000 Tropical cyclone

168617.63

6.2

-111.414

29.2882

4,000,000 Tropical cyclone

16375.35

5.1

139.905

35.2121

300,000,000 Heavy rain

9441.71

4.6

-87.7141

15.3937

252,000 Tropical cyclone

51662.9

5.9

-61.3214

15.3651

Monsoonal rain

6520.57

4.4

88.4616

27.5887

258,000,000 Heavy rain

99919.02

5.6

-4.60431

34.3542

Monsoonal rain

762936.89

7.2

76.8263

28.2424

750,000,000 Heavy rain

14893.78

5.3

120.745

22.8088

550,000 Monsoonal rain

23531.04

5.3

120.687

15.4632

Heavy rain

176800.72

5.8

-79.4656

33.6351

Tropical cyclone

8338.57

4.4

-60.8749

14.2621

Heavy rain

11109.46

4.9

19.9858

41.8101

246,000,000 Extra-tropical cyclone

33972.01

5.1

127.674

37.0506

10,000,000 Heavy rain

132475.8

5.7

-7.83179

30.2769

Monsoonal rain

42133.44

5.5

89.9406

24.8678

Heavy rain

195893.72

6.2

39.9431

10.577

Heavy rain

19768.44

4.9

8.96747

10.0459

Heavy rain

118253.11

6.2

-82.5624

39.461

Heavy rain

158687.9

6.5

-91.4849

15.8962

Heavy rain

325414.55

7.4

125.154

42.5413

240,000,000 Heavy rain

444498.32

8.0

101.558

14.9639

15,000,000,000 Heavy rain

120709.21

7.0

128.595

40.3499

5,000,000 Tropical cyclone

9189.85

4.4

120.64

15.2263

Monsoonal rain

672265.35

7.2

68.5019

29.8869

Monsoonal rain

15621.62

5.5

88.9998

25.7626

15,000,000 Heavy rain

120779.51

5.9

-1.06662

6.4376

Heavy rain

184528.76

6.2

-112.773

52.8501

Heavy rain

231371.29

6.8

108.209

30.1801

Heavy rain

50608.04

4.7

-57.4637

-23.8173

Brief torrential rain

3634.99

4.0

1.29451

6.28328

2,200,000 Heavy rain

8421.62

5.0

41.4993

42.9785

Heavy rain

5183.65

4.8

36.2744

49.9115

Heavy rain

56146.8

5.2

-81.5247

22.3839

Monsoonal rain

102906.11

5.6

92.8902

26.0363

2,000,000 Monsoonal rain

71916.18

6.4

85.8796

27.6214

200,000,000 Monsoonal rain

68353.34

5.7

90.2429

25.1211

5,500,000 Heavy rain

80964.31

5.9

47.6973

40.1555

Heavy rain

20147.72

4.6

92.8575

23.2582

290,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

162737.01

6.7

9.00832

60.746

Heavy rain

57984.4

5.5

10.7405

48.1302

Brief torrential rain

29482

5.1

51.6601

35.5798

Heavy rain

5076.78

4.5

39.0934

-6.7697

Heavy rain

31756.96

5.1

24.296

44.5922

300,000 Heavy rain

61217.96

5.7

90.0958

22.9967

14,400,000,000 Heavy rain

1668229.65 8.5

112.827

28.2914

400,000 Heavy rain

27548.59

5.1

80.1122

7.89697

10,000,000 Heavy rain

472141.86

7.0

-89.5648

36.7237

600,000,000 Heavy rain

46605.13

5.8

99.2856

2.5585

3,000,000,000 Heavy rain

19344.57

5.1

-90.104

29.9011

500,000 Heavy rain

67450.15

6.4

43.2278

5.17608

Rain and snowmelt

24761.82

5.2

7.32512

44.9518

Brief torrential rain

147607.47

5.6

58.9894

35.2121

Heavy rain

15369.85

4.7

69.7177

36.6338

Heavy rain

169667.47

5.5

113.285

22.8414

Heavy rain

303423.64

6.6

-60.068

-37.1326

Heavy rain

115668.65

5.1

45.9569

44.8374

2,000,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

196019.62

6.4

-121.562

38.7256

Heavy rain

36217.05

5.4

33.7006

-8.84509

Extra-tropical cyclone

990198.31

7.3

117.538

-26.821

Heavy rain

31143.95

5.4

27.5316

-22.711

Heavy rain

49342.56

5.6

-57.5391

-23.8263

Heavy rain

17901.32

5.2

-46.4554

-23.5199

400,000 Heavy rain

296258.97

6.6

101.896

-0.529789

4,000,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

341156.99

7.0

5.69912

50.3282

760,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

27724.7

5.8

-2.89661

48.1547

Heavy rain

155950.18

6.0

-63.8184

-32.2627

Heavy rain

91179.03

5.4

101.984

0.633088

Heavy rain

51452.21

5.0

29.6887

-23.0133

Heavy rain

23461.18

4.8

33.6434

-10.1851

300,000,000 Heavy rain

81499.15

6.1

-122.59

39.6057

1,210,000 Tropical cyclone

51066.39

5.4

125.042

11.2536

Heavy rain

2677.27

4.3

42.9549

11.3455

1,500,000 Heavy rain

38745.91

5.4

100.547

-0.77561

Heavy rain

16608.05

4.7

49.4749

10.9856

Heavy rain

20793.91

5.1

42.6066

11.7781

171,400,000 Heavy rain

271235.05

6.6

48.9236

32.0846

Heavy rain

20499.85

5.2

37.8668

7.67392

Tropical cyclone

84994.35

5.9

-78.0913

21.4949

Tropical cyclone

11114.13

5.0

-77.272

18.12

3,000,000 Tropical cyclone

26426.95

5.5

-72.2583

18.9834

Heavy rain

83022.5

5.8

42.5292

0.748137

500,000,000 Heavy rain

44072.06

5.8

31.925

26.3341

Heavy rain

19939.07

4.9

119.16

-8.59727

Heavy rain

68725.08

5.4

36.4848

30.9819

4,000,000,000 Heavy rain

90174.15

6.3

10.2403

45.2087

Tropical cyclone

110657.58

5.8

80.0422

16.2498

437,700,000 Heavy rain

36624.5

5.2

22.4992

39.0065

Tropical cyclone

89229.9

5.6

78.7248

10.7214

Heavy rain

13150.29

4.4

117.653

36.1734

Tropical cyclone

13653.63

4.8

125.873

9.14408

280,000 Tropical cyclone

12751.53

4.8

121.181

14.3202

700,000,000 Heavy rain

72987.24

5.7

-95.2737

30.2009

Heavy rain

45757.41

5.4

-90.8326

14.9596

Heavy rain

108181.19

5.8

2.09318

34.4889

380,000 Monsoonal Rain

4145.56

4.4

120.77

15.1434

290,000,000 Heavy rain

140070.73

6.4

134.79

45.0556

Heavy rain

271869.57

6.1

-1.50563

12.3447

Heavy rain

317262.41

6.2

13.3184

12.0384

Heavy rain

11415.7

4.8

14.8285

12.0078

208,000,000 Heavy rain

65261.15

7.1

104.452

16.1885

Torrential rain

30590.88

4.8

10.8528

43.7041

Monsoonal Rain

154649.2

6.0

84.4369

20.1358

Monsoonal Rain

5275.13

4.5

77.0555

31.5294

12,000,000 Tropical cyclone

159977.18

6.2

99.6055

17.05

Monsoonal Rain

44159.25

5.5

79.2684

20.7866

Heavy rain

22406.24

5.0

127.335

37.0999

Heavy rain

163207.32

6.1

40.3477

10.664

75,000,000 Heavy rain

33681.92

5.3

28.4296

46.9737

Torrential rain

17316.85

5.0

67.8824

29.6075

Torrential rain

14450.04

4.8

77.27

31.7668

Heavy rain

39018.9

5.3

-78.9872

-2.21514

Heavy rain

21306.15

4.9

38.0793

11.8465

1,260,000,000 Tropical cyclone

206025.85

6.2

120.692

31.1521

Monsoonal Rain

318187.81

6.3

68.1903

27.7849

Heavy rain

19784.16

4.9

67.8618

33.17

Heavy rain

594752.97

6.8

6.87118

15.5798

Torrential rain

16795.7

4.7

76.9177

31.7821

Monsoonal Rain

292130.64

6.4

80.6237

27.586

Tropical cyclone

3849.87

4.3

114.207

22.5094

Heavy rain

1094009.75 7.5

30.026

15.5645

19,000,000 Heavy rain

32565.85

5.1

58.4183

53.574

148,000,000 Tropical cyclone

27168.55

5.7

120.838

23.2024

Tropical cyclone

40128.47

5.6

103.825

12.5629

Tropical cyclone

18141.64

5.0

121.93

17.5285

100,000,000 Tropical cyclone

16588.35

4.8

120.915

23.0569

8,000,000 Tropical cyclone

124812.48

5.9

98.8099

17.0729

Heavy rain

20898.85

5.2

40.9756

11.6671

10,425,000 Tropical cyclone

22004.15

5.4

120.804

15.6143

1,600,000 Monsoonal Rain

25394.77

5.5

122.982

10.017

1,500,000,000 Heavy rain

1066165.02 7.7

125.126

46.1544

Heavy rain

2987.02

4.6

114.116

22.4405

2,300,000 Heavy rain

17601.27

5.8

102.98

21.8175

Tropical cyclone

12359.24

4.9

120.621

15.1291

330,000,000 Monsoonal rain

343251.55

7.4

71.1034

28.9156

95,000,000 Heavy rain

183806.7

6.2

112.268

31.1973

444,000 Tropical cyclone

37086.97

5.4

121.046

16.7179

Heavy rain

155500.97

5.7

61.0726

27.4913

Heavy rain

21185.79

5.0

67.2212

30.3321

Monsoonal rain

52338.52

5.7

77.252

31.7869

Heavy rain

322784.51

6.3

111.609

53.6353

see notes Tropical cyclone

167722.97

6.4

-84.3318

31.07

Monsoonal rain

1981837.41 7.7

76.6191

20.6258

Heavy rain

11393.12

5.1

18.8851

-33.9535

Heavy rain

13311.18

4.9

-83.6886

37.0272

Monsoonal rain

6360.08

4.8

92.071

21.8758

3,500,000,000 Heavy rain

1015419.65 7.6

113.189

25.7177

Avalanche related

27784.17

5.1

-76.8547

2.1264

Monsoonal rain

11309.84

4.8

91.803

24.6457

Dam/Levy, break or release

3590.36

3.9

44.0001

40.7485

Heavy rain

22905.3

4.8

43.3263

55.3351

Monsoonal rain

3394.93

4.1

80.3366

6.61343

Heavy rain

121675.06

6.3

118.128

25.9398

161,000,000 Heavy rain

165721.86

5.7

116.038

27.2874

Heavy rain

9570.23

4.5

30.1332

0.277229

Tropical cyclone

22176.39

5.0

92.0895

22.5171

Rain and snowmelt

644301.28

6.8

-97.9613

36.8932

Snowmelt

463435.11

6.6

41.1058

49.4354

Heavy rain

2275.44

4.1

89.816

23.9528

855,000 Heavy rain

36858.21

5.7

125.689

8.3822

Heavy rain

3809.42

4.1

35.9181

32.4176

Torrential rain

179822.05

6.0

-85.308

33.0034

1,400,000 Heavy rain

36275.49

5.2

111.684

-7.50232

Heavy rain

72009.25

5.6

44.6012

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159,000,000 Heavy rain

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220,000,000 Heavy rain

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400,000,000 Heavy rain

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903,000,000 Heavy rain

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2,300,000 Heavy rain

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6.3

103.821

30.0516

Heavy rain

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5.0

90.2027

24.6649

Torrential rain

4350.28

3.9

121.424

31.093

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6.7

133.701

54.5541

Heavy rain

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5.5

95.5588

16.9811

Heavy rain

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4.7

8.52892

11.69

10,400,000 Heavy rain

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5.8

19.4632

48.5357

1,000,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.8

13.3528

48.3136

Heavy rain

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4.9

91.9906

21.9581

Heavy rain

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4.8

39.471

43.9644

Heavy rain

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5.3

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49.7838

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5.2

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20.9474

33,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.9

26.7373

46.966

3,200,000 Monsoonal rain

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5.1

103.614

21.7208

Heavy rain

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5.0

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14.1556

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99.9424

6.77997

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6.8

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44.8909

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4.9

120.582

15.0859

105,000,000 Heavy rain

21908

5.0

127.561

37.1727

Heavy rain

94812.45

5.3

120.096

36.338

Heavy rain

366865.54

6.3

114.912

53.8037

Heavy rain

63858.75

5.7

102.592

21.0469

Heavy rain

17907.33

5.0

2.15443

7.48633

Heavy rain

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5.2

90.0572

24.1787

Heavy rain

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5.0

-0.188618

6.10806

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5.6

92.9592

26.6059

300,000 Heavy rain

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6.1

107.829

51.744

Heavy rain

20388.52

5.1

89.6246

23.8915

Heavy rain

128983.14

6.3

95.019

23.9413

Tropical cyclone

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4.4

120.704

15.2544

Heavy rain

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3.8

42.0591

41.7362

Heavy rain

8038.12

4.5

32.193

41.3917

1,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.8

28.1424

47.7853

Heavy rain

4038.82

4.1

89.3374

24.0753

Heavy rain

134660.58

6.4

111.681

28.1527

300,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.5

120.241

30.1818

3,000,000,000 Heavy rain

589049.52

7.0

106.342

29.1481

Heavy rain

5701.98

4.1

18.8161

-33.9306

6,000,000 Torrential rain

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4.5

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5.5

91.3972

22.9459

2,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.1

116.436

40.2125

Heavy rain

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5.2

72.1321

34.0792

Torrential rain

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5.2

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31.1619

100,000,000 Monsoonal rain

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6.5

73.7324

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5.4

114.253

-1.6868

Heavy rain

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4.9

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Monsoonal rain

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5.3

80.685

7.30256

Heavy rain

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5.1

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35.1589

Heavy rain

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5.3

66.1672

36.1849

152,000 Heavy rain

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4.7

127.408

36.5907

32,000,000 Torrential rain

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4.4

-77.2969

18.1334

75,000,000,000 Heavy rain

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110.256

28.7346

25,000,000 Torrential rain

40174.86

4.9

39.2757

38.4514

Heavy rain

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5.5

91.5273

24.6228

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5.1

92.4232

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Ice jam or ice break-up

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5.0

-147.426

64.8145

80,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.9

44.0767

41.9047

1,400,000,000 Tropical cyclone

21359.24

5.4

92.1857

22.2146

100,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.8

-91.338

32.0501

Torrential rain

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3.6

91.5924

24.9405

3,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.2

-97.6654

27.4406

Heavy rain

35452.31

4.9

100.463

-0.928753

Heavy rain

31920.06

5.0

54.0921

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Torrential rain

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4.4

34.9916

30.5876

Torrential rain

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3.9

35.9526

31.9084

Heavy rain

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3.8

-157.952

21.537

2,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.4

-45.0895

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Heavy rain

210524.08

6.0

25.4471

-27.7437

24,000,000 Torrential rain

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4.4

35.4855

-15.9365

1,400,000 Heavy rain

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7.2

55.4168

29.3318

Heavy rain

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5.3

-1.58219

54.9063

Heavy rain

225169.42

6.7

64.3678

31.6519

2,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.9

-79.6533

-1.31926

28,000,000 Heavy rain

448337.92

7.0

58.5715

31.7208

Heavy rain

123231.59

5.4

-7.838

53.5893

167,000 Heavy rain

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5.8

103.373

-1.5796

80,000,000 Extra-tropical cyclone

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6.6

149.127

-23.6721

Heavy rain

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5.9

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39.9139

Heavy rain

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5.5

-73.8493

-13.4786

Heavy rain

47107.46

5.3

-2.14882

53.7195

Heavy rain

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4.7

81.4966

7.03456

36,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.0

-86.6825

40.9323

61,570,000 Tropical cyclone

55710.21

5.4

125.356

11.2498

12,800,000 Heavy rain

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5.1

-121.84

48.038

100,000,000 Heavy rain

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5.7

-84.4927

15.3233

Heavy rain

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5.4

140.54

39.3702

Heavy rain

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4.0

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6.08126

Heavy rain

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5.6

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51.9507

Heavy rain

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4.4

120.486

0.617967

Torrential rain

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3.6

90.7018

22.5748

Monsoonal rain

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4.8

77.0504

11.3982

Heavy rain

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4.3

6.20383

43.5014

1,170,000 Heavy rain

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5.3

92.817

26.0747

Heavy rain

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4.4

90.5909

24.2158

Torrential rain

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4.1

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5.2

89.9598

24.4682

400,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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6.5

103.076

16.2827

Tropical cyclone

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6.1

107.467

16.3133

Heavy rain

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4.7

-3.64553

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5.4

-81.5019

29.5249

Heavy rain

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5.2

89.9062

24.1354

Tropical cyclone

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5.0

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16.0991

Heavy rain

41286.99

5.5

-106.048

28.6222

1,240,000 Extra-tropical cyclone

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6.1

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37.1748

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3.7

-87.0534

13.2878

Heavy rain

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5.3

8.88898

7.50054

400,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.9

127.143

37.5841

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5.6

121.229

16.5199

Heavy rain

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5.1

-81.3044

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Heavy rain

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6.0

35.1973

7.00329

Monsoonal rain

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5.4

83.637

27.5665

Monsoonal rain

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4.6

90.4685

22.6284

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5.7

121.229

16.321

Tropical cyclone

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5.1

133.167

34.2143

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6.1

71.3244

22.4257

1,400,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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7.0

118.563

29.3795

Heavy rain

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6.5

-90.7101

41.5583

Heavy rain

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5.8

80.6956

27.5435

Extra-tropical cyclone

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4.3

139.907

36.8383

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5.7

-98.5972

21.6683

Heavy rain

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5.0

-71.7534

44.0063

Heavy rain

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4.0

8.3879

5.84049

see notes Heavy rain

40657.7

5.1

44.4538

56.0627

83,000,000 Tropical cyclone

292874.78

6.3

115.015

24.2973

Heavy rain

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3.8

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Heavy rain

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5.4

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42.3526

Tropical cyclone

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2.9

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11.2383

Heavy rain

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6.4

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12.8616

6,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.1

89.3604

23.9413

Heavy rain

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5.8

72.2699

31.0394

660,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.4

114.935

53.7961

211,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.8

106.436

32.2032

Heavy rain

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4.8

95.287

24.0102

Monsoonal rain

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7.4

78.8703

26.7055

Heavy rain

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3.8

3.51739

6.53686

Heavy rain

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5.3

130.773

32.4559

Heavy rain

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5.8

92.1228

22.4252

725,000 Heavy rain

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5.4

104.096

21.3341

44,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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6.4

117.867

25.6948

3,600,000 Tropical cyclone

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5.6

121.214

16.5752

1,500,000 Heavy rain

31630.43

5.0

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40.4346

Heavy rain

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6.2

101.857

24.7683

150,000,000 Heavy rain

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4.9

39.4136

40.4652

43,478 Torrential rain

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4.0

123.116

8.33626

Torrential rain

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4.0

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40.2508

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5.8

92.7754

26.7553

Heavy rain

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5.2

108.266

12.5476

592,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.8

111.788

27.4176

Torrential rain

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4.5

-90.7024

32.7316

Heavy rain

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5.1

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55.8252

Heavy rain

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5.3

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13.1257

Heavy rain

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5.4

73.0436

38.3136

Heavy rain

21727.03

4.8

72.2929

34.4927

300,000,000 Tropical cyclone

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6.0

80.6926

16.2843

161,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

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6.0

58.0278

53.6812

100,000 Heavy rain

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5.5

-58.5812

7.05753

500,000,000 Heavy rain

277912.44

7.3

-95.1282

32.6703

Heavy rain

65938.84

5.4

90.3022

25.0516

Heavy rain

43455.7

4.9

-42.9149

-22.0775

Heavy rain

971228.6

7.3

142.914

-27.6671

Heavy rain

2800.81

3.7

106.815

-6.55667

280,000 Heavy rain

777754.38

7.7

35.6693

-6.50308

Heavy rain

41632.68

5.5

90.9914

23.5125

Torrential rain

90818.98

5.3

76.2592

33.8036

100,000,000 Heavy rain

162225.07

6.2

-84.8524

31.07

156,000 Heavy rain

3190.59

4.0

92.1361

21.3073

2,000,000,000 Heavy rain

118150.21

5.9

-1.24529

52.257

Heavy rain

132815.37

5.7

-72.9381

-13.4786

Heavy rain

175659.27

5.7

39.314

38.9185

Avalanche related

9561.69

4.5

6.48067

45.6107

2,000,000 Heavy rain

35634.96

5.0

8.96919

48.6199

Heavy rain

28582.51

5.2

60.8533

25.9245

2,000,000,000 Heavy rain

46967.96

6.2

-3.22846

52.8007

4,840,000 Monsoonal rain

23641.75

5.2

110.479

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Heavy rain

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4.6

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30.6182

233,000,000 Heavy rain

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6.2

9.45159

33.214

Tropical cyclone

577.82

3.1

144.778

13.4473

Heavy rain

36790.78

6.3

-56.6593

-26.6947

7,200,000 Heavy rain

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5.7

-123.094

45.0135

Heavy rain

55379.93

5.8

80.8228

7.60118

Heavy rain

15158.67

5.7

-152.61

61.2749

Heavy rain

2339268.4

7.7

-41.3696

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Heavy rain

69915.08

5.8

37.8116

-11.2926

Heavy rain

1557.46

3.7

121.52

24.9855

Heavy rain

15519.2

5.4

80.4851

6.65677

Heavy rain

3323.6

4.2

125.926

38.9874

Heavy rain

29030.07

5.4

44.287

1.4561

13,900,000 Tropical cyclone

44228.38

5.5

99.0254

9.92112

Tropical cyclone

11863.89

4.9

125.689

7.39136

Heavy rain

102165.48

5.9

133.21

49.8786

9,000,000 Tropical cyclone

36937.57

5.0

120.74

16.6899

75,000 Tropical cyclone

18207.4

4.9

109.987

19.1458

Tropical cyclone

6299.03

4.1

-94.5385

29.5712

Tropical cyclone

5324.03

4.4

121.864

18.0456

Heavy rain

1321.63

3.6

121.057

14.6484

Tropical cyclone

6052.93

4.4

-62.9478

17.5697

Tropical cyclone

129476.87

5.6

68.9544

26.1618

36,400,000 Torrential rain

72162.2

5.3

56.1825

19.2399

Heavy rain

193153.57

5.9

-51.3989

-24.589

1,420,000 Tropical cyclone

17494.32

5.0

120.657

23.1441

4,300,000 Heavy rain

6396.38

4.5

81.2516

29.6046

Heavy rain

15795.82

5.6

87.4462

27.1419

Tropical cyclone

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6.6

-93.7688

17.9191

Heavy rain

35413.92

5.6

34.6858

-15.1862

Heavy rain

204979.38

6.2

80.8611

26.4375

1,440,000 Heavy rain

10377.08

4.6

130.676

32.7453

Heavy rain

15897.07

4.9

-0.782037

9.4963

Heavy rain

31703.96

5.1

139.821

35.6705

Heavy rain

96594.98

5.6

58.8318

27.923

Heavy rain

56831.87

5.2

45.5551

37.5488

Heavy rain

11889.5

5.3

42.7015

11.6618

Heavy rain

15984.91

4.8

61.1056

30.9519

Heavy rain

20682.86

5.1

125.207

11.8096

Heavy rain

98706.2

5.7

101.905

0.654819

Tropical cyclone

1331.75

3.6

29.4075

-3.48207

Tropical cyclone

53.2858

2.0

-64.7489

32.3152

Monsoonal rain

331514.36

6.5

71.1137

28.8877

Heavy rain

54973.9

5.3

-87.1388

37.1913

Heavy rain

22856.05

5.7

134.254

45.7026

Monsoonal rain

9525.39

4.8

91.5698

24.6208

Heavy rain

117989.21

5.7

17.4379

-26.9397

Tropical cyclone

10734.12

4.9

105.256

19.952

Heavy rain

3532.47

4.0

106.969

-6.18356

640,000,000 Heavy rain

5952.09

4.5

178.083

-17.9568

Tropical cyclone

1067.67

3.6

128.994

35.2449

Tropical cyclone

215082.72

6.3

119.575

27.3487

25,000,000 Monsoonal rain

8033.38

4.6

81.3231

7.71597

47,320,000 Heavy rain

15551.63

4.9

120.513

23.8905

Heavy rain

70236.67

6.6

107.277

30.2798

231,000,000 Heavy rain

91479.4

5.7

85.1261

27.8004

896,000 Monsoonal rain

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6.9

92.8291

24.8678

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5881.9

4.5

127.23

37.5052

Heavy rain

4688.38

4.9

91.6662

24.5345

54,000,000 Monsoonal rain

192272.12

6.2

126.474

43.5586

Monsoonal rain

905209.24

7.0

76.4736

15.1816

Heavy rain

12533.33

5.1

133.028

45.8679

Tropical cyclone

85600.47

5.7

120.795

31.0772

30,000,000 Heavy rain

7716.69

4.8

116.927

32.3978

Heavy rain

8440.7

5.0

101.941

36.391

Tropical cyclone

46659.18

5.4

121.435

17.3295

Heavy rain

207057.18

6.2

106.757

39.1329

100,000,000 Heavy rain

4308.44

4.4

80.4294

6.91447

Heavy rain

19169.5

5.4

108.437

23.2505

Heavy rain

321489.7

6.6

104.284

30.7561

16,000,000 Heavy rain

178424.68

6.6

111.727

27.5095

31,250,000 Heavy rain

1005.64

3.7

114.154

22.268

Heavy rain

179799.43

6.0

-53.4946

-22.0228

Heavy rain

4578.7

4.4

119.4

29.0801

Monsoonal rain

33665.94

5.0

90.9326

23.5967

Heavy rain

1585.88

4.2

-66.5226

10.5147

Heavy rain

8667.86

4.9

107.033

24.8295

Heavy rain

21796.2

5.0

-80.5262

-5.5536

Heavy rain

27545.85

5.8

-36.6973

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Heavy rain

10675.38

4.5

-70.6563

-33.4482

Heavy rain

7980.02

4.4

-43.4738

-22.5905

670,000 Heavy rain

122520.03

6.3

96.0144

34.5846

Heavy rain

2734939.69 7.9

-38.1522

-7.19221

Heavy rain

2734.99

4.6

80.3513

7.12449

Heavy rain

3945.58

4.5

126.068

8.89905

Tropical cyclone

90099.34

6.2

113.706

22.8759

21,000,000 Heavy rain

320834.55

6.1

-93.4054

37.2492

22,000,000 Tropical cyclone

18573.04

5.5

108.072

15.7436

Extra-tropical cyclone

8896.71

4.4

-73.1368

44.2546

Heavy rain

185647.99

6.0

-95.4192

31.6443

Rain and snowmelt

3020.22

4.6

42.0695

41.6531

Heavy rain

17356.28

5.0

42.5836

11.6058

650,000 Heavy rain

154568.76

6.5

-120.672

43.819

Heavy rain

403770.26

6.5

-35.61

-6.46177

Tropical Cyclone

51942.3

5.4

147.041

-20.1862

Heavy rain

100390.64

5.6

-91.3226

32.5555

Heavy rain

10933.94

5.3

-95.0101

38.3888

Monsoon rain

58565.18

6.4

49.9988

15.9819

Heavy rain

2594.47

4.4

-82.0067

39.8812

Heavy rain

9168.51

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25.6694

67,000,000 Heavy rain

1423.92

3.5

-66.706

18.2291

Heavy rain

116344.02

5.4

-105.275

34.8628

400,000 Rain and snowmelt

5123.72

4.3

-87.8805

46.4938

1,300,000 Ice jam/break-up

300325.08

6.4

127.897

48.0917

Heavy rain

17192.76

4.5

-96.8425

28.5802

200,000,000 Heavy rain

1970402.21 7.8

-48.0987

-4.13519

Heavy rain

16883.54

4.5

-83.5377

42.0122

Heavy rain

141508

5.5

-96.7845

29.6044

Rain and snowmelt

26527.13

4.7

-108.093

35.3824

11,000,000 Rain and snowmelt

26266.14

5.5

-89.5537

40.6814

Heavy Rain

69706.89

5.4

-63.2887

-21.2244

12,100,000 Rain and snowmelt

210527.96

6.5

-85.1742

40.6691

Heavy rain

77091.11

5.6

108.14

-7.04008

Heavy rain

7871.37

4.2

175.734

-37.2305

5,600,000 Tropical cyclone

1035.61

4.1

43.36

-11.6516

3,000,000 Heavy rain

20082.21

5.1

32.3491

-25.8693

Torrential rain

16542.12

5.4

124.606

1.01489

Torrential rain

12846.03

4.4

122.974

10.0207

2,000,000,000 Heavy rain

678498.82

7.4

-45.3489

-18.7111

Heavy rain

92615.67

5.7

5.23026

35.8142

Total annual floods M>6

M>4

Total annual floods M>4

Date Began

Total floods M>6

Total floods M>4

56

113

25-Feb-14

1068

3596

56

112

19-Feb-14

1068

3595

56

111

03-Mar-14

1068

3594

56

110

03-Mar-14

1068

3593

56

110

24-Feb-14

1068

3593

55

109

20-Jan-14

1067

3592

54

108

08-Jan-14

1066

3591

53

107

02-Feb-14

1065

3590

52

106

15-Jan-14

1064

3589

51

105

15-Jan-14

1063

3588

50

104

10-Jan-14

1062

3587

49

103

01-Jan-14

1061

3586

49

102

22-Dec-13

1061

3585

49

101

26-Dec-13

1061

3584

49

101

23-Dec-13

1061

3584

48

100

29-Dec-13

1060

3583

48

99

27-Dec-13

1060

3582

47

98

20-Nov-13

1059

3581

46

97

01-Dec-13

1058

3580

46

96

03-Nov-13

1058

3579

45

95

01-Dec-13

1057

3578

44

94

05-Dec-13

1056

3577

44

93

08-Nov-13

1056

3576

43

92

18-Nov-13

1055

3575

42

91

14-Nov-13

1054

3574

42

90

18-Nov-13

1054

3573

42

89

31-Oct-13

1054

3572

42

88

08-Nov-13

1054

3571

42

87

03-Nov-13

1054

3570

41

86

12-Oct-13

1053

3569

40

85

11-Oct-13

1052

3568

39

84

07-Oct-13

1051

3567

39

83

08-Oct-13

1051

3566

39

82

08-Oct-13

1051

3565

38

81

12-Oct-13

1050

3564

38

80

30-Sep-13

1050

3563

37

79

12-Oct-13

1049

3562

36

78

27-Sep-13

1048

3561

35

77

12-Sep-13

1047

3560

34

76

10-Sep-13

1046

3559

33

75

11-Sep-13

1045

3558

33

74

15-Aug-13

1045

3557

32

73

18-Aug-13

1044

3556

32

72

13-Aug-13

1044

3555

32

71

07-Aug-13

1044

3554

31

70

07-Aug-13

1043

3553

30

69

25-Jul-13

1042

3552

29

68

05-Aug-13

1041

3551

29

67

01-Aug-13

1041

3550

28

66

01-Aug-13

1040

3549

27

65

01-Aug-13

1039

3548

26

64

05-Aug-13

1038

3547

26

63

04-Jul-13

1038

3546

25

62

10-Jul-13

1037

3545

25

61

11-Jul-13

1037

3544

25

60

13-Jul-13

1037

3543

25

59

05-Jul-13

1037

3542

24

58

23-Jun-13

1036

3541

24

57

23-Jun-13

1036

3540

23

56

20-Jun-13

1035

3539

22

55

11-Jun-13

1034

3538

21

54

15-Jun-13

1033

3537

21

53

12-Jun-13

1033

3536

20

52

25-May-13

1032

3535

19

51

28-May-13

1031

3534

18

50

22-May-13

1030

3533

18

49

25-May-13

1030

3532

17

48

25-May-13

1029

3531

17

47

26-May-13

1029

3530

17

46

13-May-13

1029

3529

17

45

12-May-13

1029

3528

16

44

14-May-13

1028

3527

16

43

01-May-13

1028

3526

15

42

06-May-13

1027

3525

15

41

06-May-13

1027

3524

14

40

23-Apr-13

1026

3523

14

39

27-Apr-13

1026

3522

14

38

22-Apr-13

1026

3521

13

37

25-Apr-13

1025

3520

12

36

05-Apr-13

1024

3519

12

35

15-Mar-13

1024

3518

12

34

01-Apr-13

1024

3517

12

33

31-Mar-13

1024

3516

12

32

25-Mar-13

1024

3515

11

31

28-Mar-13

1023

3514

10

30

31-Mar-13

1022

3513

10

29

10-Mar-13

1022

3512

28

14-Mar-13

1021

3511

27

09-Mar-13

1021

3510

26

13-Mar-13

1021

3509

25

01-Mar-13

1021

3508

24

25-Feb-13

1020

3507

23

25-Feb-13

1020

3506

22

25-Feb-13

1020

3505

21

10-Feb-13

1019

3504

20

20-Feb-13

1019

3503

19

20-Feb-13

1019

3502

18

16-Feb-13

1019

3501

17

16-Feb-13

1019

3500

16

01-Dec-12

1019

3499

15

08-Feb-13

1018

3498

14

15-Jan-13

1017

3497

13

27-Jan-13

1016

3496

13

22-Jan-13

1016

3496

12

17-Jan-13

1015

3495

11

13-Jan-13

1014

3494

10

15-Nov-12

1014

3493

13-Jan-13

1013

3492

08-Jan-13

1013

3491

08-Jan-13

1013

3490

04-Jan-13

1013

3489

04-Jan-13

1012

3488

03-Jan-13

1012

3487

03-Jan-13

1012

3486

03-Jan-13

1012

3485

06-Jan-13

1012

3484

41

121

11-Dec-12

1012

3483

41

120

16-Dec-12

1012

3482

41

119

20-Nov-12

1012

3481

40

118

01-Dec-12

1011

3480

40

117

20-Nov-12

1011

3479

39

116

02-Dec-12

1010

3478

39

115

04-Dec-12

1010

3477

39

114

11-Nov-12

1010

3476

39

113

13-Nov-12

1010

3475

39

112

04-Nov-12

1010

3474

39

111

04-Nov-12

1010

3473

38

110

24-Oct-12

1009

3472

37

109

24-Oct-12

1008

3471

37

108

25-Oct-12

1008

3470

37

107

24-Oct-12

1008

3469

36

106

09-Oct-12

1007

3468

36

105

15-Sep-12

1007

3467

35

104

15-Sep-12

1006

3466

34

103

12-Oct-12

1005

3465

34

102

22-Sep-12

1005

3464

34

101

07-Sep-12

1005

3463

33

100

23-Sep-12

1004

3462

33

99

20-Sep-12

1004

3461

33

98

15-Sep-12

1004

3460

32

97

19-Sep-12

1003

3459

31

96

09-Sep-12

1002

3458

31

95

12-Sep-12

1002

3457

31

94

10-Sep-12

1002

3456

30

93

16-Sep-12

1001

3455

30

92

02-Sep-12

1001

3454

30

91

15-Aug-12

1001

3453

30

90

20-Aug-12

1001

3452

29

89

17-Aug-12

1000

3451

29

88

02-Sep-12

1000

3450

29

87

28-Aug-12

1000

3449

28

86

25-Aug-12

999

3448

27

85

25-Aug-12

998

3447

27

84

23-Aug-12

998

3446

26

83

25-Aug-12

997

3445

26

82

24-Aug-12

997

3444

26

81

24-Aug-12

997

3443

26

80

15-Jul-12

997

3442

25

79

12-Aug-12

996

3441

25

78

01-Aug-12

996

3440

24

77

06-Aug-12

995

3439

23

76

16-Aug-12

994

3438

23

75

14-Aug-12

994

3437

23

74

02-Aug-12

994

3436

23

73

03-Aug-12

994

3435

23

72

04-Aug-12

994

3434

23

71

04-Aug-12

994

3433

23

70

03-Aug-12

994

3432

23

69

04-Aug-12

994

3431

23

68

25-Jul-12

994

3430

23

67

28-Jul-12

994

3429

23

66

28-Jul-12

994

3428

23

65

20-Jul-12

994

3427

22

64

22-Jul-12

993

3426

22

63

21-Jul-12

993

3425

22

62

20-Jul-12

993

3424

22

61

19-Jul-12

993

3423

22

60

21-Jul-12

993

3422

22

59

09-Jul-12

993

3421

21

58

13-Jul-12

992

3420

21

57

04-Jul-12

992

3419

21

56

08-Jul-12

992

3418

21

55

04-Jul-12

992

3417

21

54

03-Jul-12

992

3416

21

53

06-Jul-12

992

3415

21

52

22-Jun-12

992

3414

20

51

23-Jun-12

991

3413

20

50

20-Jun-12

991

3412

19

49

24-Jun-12

990

3411

19

48

22-Jun-12

990

3410

18

47

09-Jun-12

989

3409

18

46

09-Jun-12

989

3408

18

45

08-Jun-12

989

3407

18

44

06-Jun-12

989

3406

17

43

06-Jun-12

988

3405

16

42

22-May-12

987

3404

16

41

20-May-12

987

3403

16

40

20-May-12

987

3402

16

39

12-May-12

987

3401

16

38

12-May-12

987

3400

16

37

13-May-12

987

3399

16

36

08-May-12

987

3398

15

35

01-May-12

986

3397

14

34

01-May-12

985

3396

14

33

05-May-12

985

3395

14

32

20-Apr-12

985

3394

14

31

20-Apr-12

985

3393

14

30

14-Apr-12

985

3392

13

29

05-Apr-12

984

3391

12

28

09-Apr-12

983

3390

12

27

09-Apr-12

983

3389

11

26

08-Apr-12

982

3388

10

25

08-Apr-12

981

3387

24

26-Mar-12

980

3386

23

25-Mar-12

980

3385

22

29-Mar-12

980

3384

21

01-Mar-12

980

3383

20

01-Mar-12

979

3382

19

03-Mar-12

978

3381

18

01-Mar-12

977

3380

17

04-Mar-12

977

3379

16

04-Mar-12

977

3378

16

04-Mar-12

977

3378

15

25-Feb-12

977

3377

14

20-Feb-12

977

3376

13

20-Feb-12

976

3375

12

20-Feb-12

975

3374

11

20-Feb-12

975

3373

10

12-Feb-12

975

3372

12-Feb-12

975

3371

03-Feb-12

975

3371

01-Feb-12

975

3370

27-Jan-12

975

3369

22-Jan-12

975

3368

22-Jan-12

974

3367

17-Jan-12

974

3366

15-Dec-11

973

3365

01-Jan-12

972

3364

01-Jan-12

971

3363

48

121

18-Dec-11

971

3362

48

120

17-Dec-11

971

3361

48

119

20-Dec-11

971

3360

48

118

17-Dec-11

971

3359

48

117

16-Dec-11

971

3358

48

116

13-Dec-11

971

3357

48

115

12-Dec-11

971

3356

48

115

29-Nov-11

971

3356

48

114

27-Nov-11

971

3355

48

113

27-Nov-11

971

3354

47

112

27-Nov-11

970

3353

47

111

10-Nov-11

970

3352

47

110

09-Nov-11

970

3351

46

109

09-Nov-11

969

3350

45

108

09-Nov-11

968

3349

45

107

26-Oct-11

968

3348

45

106

26-Oct-11

968

3347

45

105

10-Oct-11

968

3346

44

104

08-Oct-11

967

3345

44

103

01-Oct-11

967

3344

44

102

01-Oct-11

967

3343

44

101

28-Sep-11

967

3342

44

100

05-Sep-11

967

3341

43

99

28-Aug-11

966

3340

43

98

25-Aug-11

966

3339

43

97

20-Aug-11

966

3338

42

96

10-Aug-11

965

3337

41

95

27-Aug-11

964

3336

40

94

26-Aug-11

963

3335

40

93

25-Aug-11

963

3334

40

92

01-Aug-11

963

3333

39

91

12-Aug-11

962

3332

38

90

15-Aug-11

961

3331

37

89

15-Aug-11

960

3330

37

88

15-Aug-11

960

3329

36

87

10-Aug-11

959

3328

35

86

10-Aug-11

958

3327

34

85

05-Aug-11

957

3326

34

84

05-Aug-11

957

3325

33

83

06-Aug-11

956

3324

33

82

03-Aug-11

956

3323

33

81

27-Jul-11

956

3322

33

80

23-Jul-11

956

3321

32

79

23-Jul-11

955

3320

31

78

22-Jul-11

954

3319

31

77

21-Jul-11

954

3318

31

76

11-Jul-11

954

3317

30

75

15-Jul-11

953

3316

30

74

15-Jul-11

953

3315

29

73

15-Jul-11

952

3314

28

72

02-Jul-11

951

3313

27

71

01-Jul-11

950

3312

26

70

02-Jul-11

949

3311

26

69

01-Jul-11

949

3310

26

68

01-Jul-11

949

3309

26

67

23-Jun-11

949

3308

26

66

20-Jun-11

949

3307

26

65

15-Jun-11

949

3306

25

64

28-Jun-11

948

3305

25

63

15-Jun-11

948

3304

25

62

15-Jun-11

948

3303

24

61

16-Jun-11

947

3302

24

60

18-Jun-11

947

3301

24

59

18-Jun-11

947

3300

24

58

11-Jun-11

947

3299

23

57

08-Jun-11

946

3298

23

56

02-Jun-11

946

3297

22

55

01-Jun-11

945

3296

21

54

05-Jun-11

944

3295

20

53

01-Jun-11

943

3294

20

52

03-Jun-11

943

3293

20

51

04-Jun-11

943

3292

20

50

01-Jun-11

943

3291

20

49

04-Jun-11

943

3290

19

48

23-May-11

942

3289

19

47

22-May-11

942

3288

18

46

04-May-11

941

3287

18

45

08-May-11

941

3286

18

44

08-May-11

941

3285

17

43

01-May-11

940

3284

16

42

23-Apr-11

939

3283

16

41

15-Apr-11

939

3282

16

40

01-Apr-11

939

3281

15

39

21-Apr-11

938

3280

14

38

23-Apr-11

937

3279

14

37

09-Apr-11

937

3278

13

36

18-Apr-11

936

3277

12

35

01-Apr-11

935

3276

11

34

01-Apr-11

934

3275

11

33

01-Apr-10

934

3274

10

32

15-Mar-11

933

3273

31

31-Mar-11

932

3272

30

31-Mar-11

932

3271

29

23-Mar-11

932

3270

28

24-Mar-11

931

3269

27

22-Mar-11

931

3268

26

14-Mar-11

931

3267

25

01-Mar-11

930

3266

24

12-Mar-11

930

3265

23

14-Mar-11

929

3264

22

10-Mar-11

929

3263

22

11-Mar-11

929

3263

22

07-Mar-11

929

3263

21

07-Mar-11

928

3262

20

10-Mar-11

927

3261

19

24-Feb-11

927

3260

18

14-Feb-11

927

3259

17

10-Feb-11

926

3258

16

01-Feb-11

925

3257

15

10-Feb-11

925

3256

14

01-Feb-11

925

3255

13

01-Feb-11

925

3254

12

01-Feb-11

925

3253

11

30-Jan-11

925

3252

10

28-Jan-11

925

3251

25-Jan-11

925

3250

28-Jan-11

925

3249

26-Jan-11

925

3248

16-Jan-11

925

3247

07-Jan-11

925

3246

05-Jan-11

925

3245

01-Jan-11

925

3244

01-Jan-11

924

3243

01-Jan-11

923

3242

58

172

25-Dec-10

923

3241

57

171

17-Dec-10

922

3240

56

170

19-Dec-10

921

3239

55

169

14-Dec-10

920

3238

55

168

13-Dec-10

920

3237

55

167

08-Dec-10

920

3236

55

166

06-Dec-10

920

3235

55

165

15-Nov-10

920

3234

54

164

03-Dec-10

919

3233

54

163

01-Dec-10

919

3232

53

162

25-Nov-10

918

3231

52

161

29-Nov-10

917

3230

52

160

27-Nov-10

917

3229

51

159

02-Nov-10

916

3228

50

158

15-Nov-10

915

3227

49

157

16-Nov-10

914

3226

49

156

12-Nov-10

914

3225

49

155

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05-Nov-10

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10-Oct-10

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20-Sep-10

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26-Sep-10

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25-Sep-10

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06-Jul-10

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05-Jul-10

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25-Jun-10

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29-May-10

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18-May-10

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06-May-10

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04-May-10

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20-Apr-10

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24-Mar-10

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19-Feb-10

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25-Jan-10

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24-Nov-09

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30-Oct-09

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26-Oct-09

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23-Oct-09

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20-Oct-09

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21-Sep-09

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20-Oct-09

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07-Oct-09

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25-Sep-09

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01-Oct-09

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29-Sep-09

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28-Sep-09

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25-Sep-09

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27-Sep-09

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21-Sep-09

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10-Sep-09

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17-Sep-09

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06-Sep-09

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25-Jul-09

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28-Jul-09

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26-Jul-09

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26-Jul-09

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26-Jul-09

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20-Jul-09

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20-Jul-09

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16-Jul-09

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10-May-09

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10-Jun-09

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20-Jun-09

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25-May-09

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20-Apr-09

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19-May-09

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11-May-09

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03-May-09

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22-Apr-09

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20-Apr-09

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06-Apr-09

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27-Feb-09

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01-Mar-09

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06-Mar-09

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28-Feb-09

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09-Feb-09

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02-Feb-09

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28-Jan-09

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22-Jan-09

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26-Jan-09

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22-Jan-09

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20-Jan-09

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07-Aug-08

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798

2828

30

76

11-Jul-08

798

2827

30

75

18-Jul-08

798

2826

30

74

15-Jul-08

798

2825

30

73

06-Jul-08

798

2824

30

72

09-Jul-08

798

2823

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71

08-Jul-08

798

2822

30

70

04-Jul-08

798

2821

30

69

05-Jul-08

798

2820

29

68

27-Jun-08

797

2819

29

67

24-Jun-08

797

2818

28

66

01-Jun-08

796

2817

27

65

19-Jun-08

795

2816

27

64

20-Jun-08

795

2815

27

63

13-Jun-08

795

2814

27

62

21-Jun-08

795

2813

27

61

11-Jun-08

795

2812

26

60

07-Jun-08

794

2811

25

59

05-Jun-08

793

2810

24

58

31-May-08

792

2809

24

57

01-Jun-08

792

2808

24

56

29-May-08

792

2807

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55

24-May-08

792

2806

23

54

24-May-08

791

2805

23

53

27-May-08

791

2804

23

52

#N/A

791

2803

23

52

27-May-08

791

2803

22

51

19-May-08

790

2802

22

50

18-May-08

790

2801

22

49

12-May-08

790

2800

21

48

10-May-08

789

2799

21

47

11-May-08

789

2798

21

46

10-May-08

789

2797

21

45

03-May-08

789

2796

20

44

02-May-08

788

2795

20

43

25-Apr-08

788

2794

20

42

27-Apr-08

788

2793

20

41

26-Apr-08

788

2792

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40

24-Apr-08

788

2791

20

40

23-Apr-08

788

2791

20

39

20-Apr-08

788

2790

20

38

11-Apr-08

788

2789

20

37

20-Apr-08

788

2788

20

37

10-Apr-08

788

2788

20

36

30-Mar-08

788

2787

19

35

28-Mar-08

787

2786

19

34

17-Mar-08

787

2785

18

33

10-Mar-08

786

2784

17

32

20-Mar-08

785

2783

17

31

20-Mar-08

785

2782

16

30

17-Mar-08

784

2781

15

29

12-Mar-08

783

2780

15

28

11-Mar-08

783

2779

15

27

03-Mar-08

783

2778

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26

05-Mar-08

782

2777

14

25

01-Mar-08

782

2776

14

24

26-Feb-08

782

2775

14

23

13-Jan-08

782

2774

13

22

20-Feb-08

781

2773

12

21

11-Feb-08

780

2772

12

20

01-Feb-08

780

2771

12

19

17-Feb-08

780

2770

11

18

12-Feb-08

779

2769

10

17

09-Feb-08

778

2768

16

14-Feb-08

777

2767

15

13-Feb-08

777

2766

14

08-Feb-08

776

2765

14

06-Feb-08

776

2765

13

04-Feb-08

775

2764

12

02-Feb-08

774

2763

12

01-Feb-08

774

2763

12

31-Jan-08

774

2763

11

30-Jan-08

773

2762

10

30-Jan-08

772

2761

10

28-Jan-08

772

2761

24-Jan-08

771

2760

15-Jan-08

771

2759

13-Jan-08

770

2758

14-Jan-08

770

2757

12-Jan-08

769

2756

08-Jan-08

769

2755

07-Jan-08

768

2754

05-Jan-08

768

2753

03-Jan-08

768

2753

02-Jan-08

768

2752

76

215

30-Dec-07

768

2751

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214

25-Dec-07

767

2750

75

213

25-Dec-07

767

2749

75

212

22-Dec-07

767

2748

74

211

15-Dec-07

766

2747

73

210

19-Dec-07

765

2746

72

209

17-Dec-07

764

2745

72

209

16-Dec-07

764

2745

72

208

11-Dec-07

764

2744

71

207

13-Dec-07

763

2743

71

206

12-Dec-07

763

2742

71

205

11-Dec-07

763

2741

71

204

07-Dec-07

763

2740

70

203

01-Dec-07

762

2739

69

202

03-Dec-07

761

2738

69

201

21-Nov-07

761

2737

69

200

25-Nov-07

761

2736

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199

24-Nov-07

761

2735

69

198

25-Nov-07

761

2734

69

197

21-Nov-07

761

2733

69

196

18-Nov-07

761

2732

69

195

18-Nov-07

761

2731

69

194

16-Nov-07

761

2730

69

193

15-Nov-07

761

2729

69

193

15-Nov-07

761

2729

69

192

12-Nov-07

761

2728

69

191

10-Nov-07

761

2727

69

190

03-Nov-07

761

2726

69

190

04-Nov-07

761

2726

69

189

30-Oct-07

761

2725

69

188

28-Oct-07

761

2724

68

187

28-Oct-07

760

2723

68

186

28-Oct-07

760

2722

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185

27-Oct-07

759

2721

67

184

27-Oct-07

759

2720

67

183

27-Oct-07

759

2719

67

183

25-Oct-07

759

2719

67

182

24-Oct-07

759

2718

67

182

01-Oct-07

759

2718

66

181

22-Oct-07

758

2717

66

180

20-Oct-07

758

2716

65

179

18-Oct-07

757

2715

65

178

17-Oct-07

757

2714

65

177

14-Oct-07

757

2713

65

176

13-Oct-07

757

2712

65

175

12-Oct-07

757

2711

64

174

12-Oct-07

756

2710

64

173

07-Oct-07

756

2709

64

172

06-Oct-07

756

2708

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171

03-Oct-07

756

2707

64

170

29-Sep-07

756

2706

63

169

28-Sep-07

755

2705

63

168

24-Sep-07

755

2704

62

167

21-Sep-07

754

2703

62

166

20-Sep-07

754

2702

62

165

22-Sep-07

754

2701

61

164

22-Sep-07

753

2700

61

164

18-Sep-07

753

2700

61

163

17-Sep-07

753

2699

61

162

16-Sep-07

753

2698

60

161

16-Sep-07

752

2697

60

160

12-Sep-07

752

2696

60

159

05-Sep-07

752

2695

59

158

06-Sep-07

751

2694

59

157

05-Sep-07

751

2693

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156

04-Sep-07

751

2692

59

156

04-Sep-07

751

2692

58

155

01-Sep-07

750

2691

58

154

02-Sep-07

750

2690

58

153

31-Aug-07

750

2689

58

152

31-Aug-07

750

2688

57

151

25-Aug-07

749

2687

56

150

25-Aug-07

748

2686

56

149

26-Aug-07

748

2685

56

148

22-Aug-07

748

2684

56

147

01-Aug-07

748

2683

55

146

20-Aug-07

747

2682

55

145

17-Aug-07

747

2681

54

144

17-Aug-07

746

2680

54

143

16-Aug-07

746

2679

53

142

15-Aug-07

745

2678

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141

14-Aug-07

744

2677

51

140

10-Aug-07

743

2676

50

139

09-Aug-07

742

2675

50

138

26-Jul-07

742

2674

49

137

12-Aug-07

741

2673

49

136

12-Aug-07

741

2672

48

135

10-Aug-07

740

2671

48

134

10-Aug-07

740

2670

48

133

09-Aug-07

740

2669

48

132

08-Aug-07

740

2668

47

131

08-Aug-07

739

2667

47

130

09-Aug-07

739

2666

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129

08-Aug-07

739

2665

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128

08-Aug-07

739

2664

47

127

08-Aug-07

739

2663

47

127

28-Jul-07

739

2663

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126

07-Aug-07

739

2662

47

125

05-Aug-07

739

2661

47

124

04-Aug-07

739

2660

46

123

03-Aug-07

738

2659

46

122

03-Aug-07

738

2658

45

121

01-Aug-07

737

2657

45

120

01-Aug-07

737

2656

45

120

29-Jul-07

737

2656

44

119

28-Jul-07

736

2655

44

118

27-Jul-07

736

2654

44

117

23-Jul-07

736

2653

43

116

17-Jul-07

735

2652

43

115

25-Jul-07

735

2651

43

114

23-Jul-07

735

2650

43

114

22-Jul-07

735

2650

43

113

22-Jul-07

735

2649

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113

21-Jul-07

735

2649

43

112

21-Jul-07

735

2648

42

111

17-Jul-07

734

2647

42

110

18-Jul-07

734

2646

41

109

18-Jul-07

733

2645

41

108

14-Jul-07

733

2644

40

107

16-Jul-07

732

2643

40

106

15-Jul-07

732

2642

40

105

13-Jul-07

732

2641

40

104

12-Jul-07

732

2640

39

103

10-Jul-07

731

2639

39

102

06-Jul-07

731

2638

39

101

06-Jul-07

731

2637

38

100

04-Jul-07

730

2636

38

99

03-Jul-07

730

2635

37

98

03-Jul-07

729

2634

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97

27-Jun-07

728

2633

35

96

01-Jul-07

727

2632

34

95

01-Jul-07

726

2631

34

94

30-Jun-07

726

2630

33

93

30-Jun-07

725

2629

33

92

28-Jun-07

725

2628

33

91

27-Jun-07

725

2627

33

90

27-Jun-07

725

2626

33

89

26-Jun-07

725

2625

32

88

26-Jun-07

724

2624

31

87

24-Jun-07

723

2623

31

87

25-Jun-07

723

2623

31

86

24-Jun-07

723

2622

31

85

23-Jun-07

723

2621

31

85

22-Jun-07

723

2621

30

84

19-Jun-07

722

2620

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83

18-Jun-07

722

2619

30

83

18-Jun-07

722

2619

30

82

16-Jun-07

722

2618

30

82

17-Jun-07

722

2618

30

81

16-Jun-07

722

2617

30

80

15-Jun-07

722

2616

30

79

15-Jun-07

722

2615

30

78

07-Jun-07

722

2614

30

77

11-Jun-07

722

2613

29

76

09-Jun-07

721

2612

29

76

08-Jun-07

721

2612

29

75

06-Jun-07

721

2611

28

74

06-Jun-07

720

2610

27

73

06-Jun-07

719

2609

26

72

01-Jun-07

718

2608

25

71

30-May-07

717

2607

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71

30-May-07

717

2607

25

70

27-May-07

717

2606

25

69

26-May-07

717

2605

25

68

25-May-07

717

2604

25

68

22-May-07

717

2604

25

67

24-May-07

717

2603

25

66

24-May-07

717

2602

24

65

23-May-07

716

2601

24

64

15-May-07

716

2600

24

63

19-May-07

716

2599

23

62

20-May-07

715

2598

23

62

15-May-07

715

2598

23

61

14-May-07

715

2597

23

60

11-May-07

715

2596

22

59

13-May-07

714

2595

21

58

12-May-07

713

2594

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58

11-May-07

713

2594

21

57

06-May-07

713

2593

21

56

04-May-07

713

2592

20

55

06-May-07

712

2591

19

54

05-May-07

711

2590

19

53

04-May-07

711

2589

19

52

02-May-07

711

2588

19

51

01-May-07

711

2587

19

50

01-May-07

711

2586

18

49

29-Apr-07

710

2585

18

49

29-Apr-07

710

2585

18

49

26-Apr-07

710

2585

18

48

23-Apr-07

710

2584

18

47

21-Apr-07

710

2583

18

46

21-Apr-07

710

2582

18

45

19-Apr-07

710

2581

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45

17-Apr-07

710

2581

18

44

17-Apr-07

710

2580

18

44

17-Apr-07

710

2580

18

43

16-Apr-07

710

2579

18

42

16-Apr-07

710

2578

18

41

15-Apr-07

710

2577

18

40

14-Apr-07

710

2576

18

40

14-Apr-07

710

2576

18

40

13-Apr-07

710

2576

18

39

10-Apr-07

710

2575

17

38

03-Apr-07

709

2574

17

37

29-Mar-07

709

2573

17

36

20-Mar-07

709

2572

17

35

20-Mar-07

709

2571

16

34

23-Mar-07

708

2570

16

33

20-Mar-07

708

2569

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32

17-Mar-07

708

2568

16

31

18-Mar-07

708

2567

15

30

17-Mar-07

707

2566

15

29

15-Mar-07

707

2565

14

28

11-Mar-07

706

2564

14

27

09-Mar-07

706

2563

14

26

07-Mar-07

706

2562

14

25

06-Mar-07

706

2561

14

24

03-Mar-07

706

2560

14

23

02-Mar-07

706

2559

13

22

01-Mar-07

705

2558

13

21

08-Feb-07

705

2557

12

20

03-Feb-07

704

2556

12

19

02-Feb-07

704

2555

12

18

31-Jan-07

704

2554

12

17

18-Jan-07

704

2553

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23-Jan-07

703

2552

10

15

21-Jan-07

702

2551

14

20-Jan-07

701

2550

13

17-Jan-07

700

2549

12

19-Jan-07

700

2548

11

15-Jan-07

699

2547

10

10-Jan-07

698

2546

10-Jan-07

697

2545

11-Jan-07

696

2544

12-Jan-07

696

2543

12-Jan-07

696

2542

10-Jan-07

696

2542

01-Jan-07

696

2541

04-Jan-07

695

2540

03-Jan-07

694

2539

01-Jan-07

693

2538

01-Jan-07

692

2537

57

201

29-Dec-06

692

2536

57

200

26-Dec-06

692

2535

56

199

22-Dec-06

691

2534

56

198

19-Dec-06

691

2533

56

197

17-Dec-06

691

2532

56

196

04-Dec-06

691

2531

56

195

30-Nov-06

691

2530

56

194

28-Nov-06

691

2529

56

193

28-Nov-06

691

2528

56

192

27-Nov-06

691

2527

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192

24-Nov-06

691

2527

55

191

21-Nov-06

690

2526

55

190

19-Nov-06

690

2525

55

190

19-Nov-06

690

2525

55

189

16-Nov-06

690

2524

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188

15-Nov-06

690

2523

55

188

10-Nov-06

690

2523

55

188

04-Nov-06

690

2523

55

187

05-Nov-06

690

2522

55

186

05-Nov-06

690

2521

55

185

30-Oct-06

690

2520

55

184

27-Oct-06

690

2519

54

183

27-Oct-06

689

2518

53

182

26-Oct-06

688

2517

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181

26-Oct-06

688

2516

53

180

26-Oct-06

688

2515

53

179

25-Oct-06

688

2514

53

178

21-Oct-06

688

2513

53

177

20-Oct-06

688

2512

53

176

23-Oct-06

688

2511

52

175

22-Oct-06

687

2510

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21-Oct-06

686

2509

51

173

15-Oct-06

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2508

51

172

15-Oct-06

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2507

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171

10-Oct-06

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2506

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170

09-Oct-06

685

2505

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08-Oct-06

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2504

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168

06-Oct-06

685

2503

50

167

15-Sep-06

685

2502

49

166

27-Sep-06

684

2501

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165

25-Sep-06

684

2500

49

164

12-Sep-06

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2499

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164

22-Sep-06

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2499

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163

18-Sep-06

684

2498

48

162

17-Sep-06

683

2497

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161

16-Sep-06

683

2496

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160

05-Sep-06

683

2495

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24-Aug-06

682

2494

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158

02-Sep-06

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02-Sep-06

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31-Aug-06

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30-Aug-06

681

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154

29-Aug-06

681

2489

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153

24-Aug-06

681

2488

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152

26-Aug-06

680

2487

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151

19-Aug-06

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2486

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150

12-Aug-06

680

2485

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149

20-Aug-06

680

2484

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148

13-Aug-06

679

2483

43

147

10-Aug-06

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12-Aug-06

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03-Aug-06

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13-Aug-06

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09-Aug-06

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04-Aug-06

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05-Aug-06

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02-Aug-06

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01-Aug-06

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27-Jul-06

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01-Aug-06

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30-Jul-06

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30-Jul-06

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28-Jul-06

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27-Jul-06

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26-Jul-06

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24-Jul-06

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24-Jul-06

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22-Jul-06

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22-Jul-06

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18-Jul-06

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20-Jul-06

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19-Jul-06

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15-Jul-06

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14-Jul-06

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12-Jul-06

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2112

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66

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2111

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2107

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05-Jun-04

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2106

19

60

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2105

19

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04-Jun-04

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2104

19

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03-Jun-04

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31-May-04

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2102

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27-May-04

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2101

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2100

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2099

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2099

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53

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2098

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2097

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18

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2092

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2091

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2090

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2089

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2087

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2086

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13

35

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11

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2065

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2064

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2062

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2061

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2060

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2030

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2029

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2019

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2010

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1990

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February 26, 2014: "Heavy rains occurred on Feb. 25 flooded several houses affecting more than 3.500 people in Luque, Mariano Roque Alonso, Lambar y Limpio. (Gov, 26 Feb 2014) February 21, 2014: "(CNN) -- At least 69 people, including children, have been killed in the central Africa nation of Burundi because of torrential rains, an aid group said Thursday.The rains have triggered mudslides, swept away some homes and caused others to collapse, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said in a statement.More

March 6, 2014: "Hundreds of people in the Marshall Islands' capital of Majuro who sought temporary shelter after severe flooding have now returned home.The Marshall Islands is under a state of emergency following a high tide and storm surges on Monday. Some parts of Majuro are barely 30 centimetres above sea level, and are often flooded during March 10, 2014: "Johannesburg - Several areas in Johannesburg are flooded, the Gauteng provincial government said on Friday. Co-operative governance and traditional affairs' provincial disaster management centre (PDMC), together with emergency management services (EMS), are working round the clock January 30, 2014: "Areas of Italy and France are on flood alert as heavy rain brings chaos to parts of Europe.Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate their homes in the Italian city of Pisa as the Arno river threatened to burst its banks on Friday.High seas are expected to cause widespread flooding along France's Atlantic coast.Meanwhile, deep snow drifts left dozens of January 30, 2014: "Jakarta, with a population of around 10 million, has suffered the brunt of annual flooding for the past several years, and the condition only tends to get worse with each passing year.In the current peak rainy season, which started in early January 2014, the floods in Jakarta have claimed 23 lives, displaced tens of thousands, and caused losses amounting February 6, 2014: "Ex-tropical cyclone Fletcher is unlikely to reform over the Northern Territory, but forecasters are warning heavy rains could cause more flooding.The Bureau of Meteorology says the tropical storm is no longer expected to merge with another low sitting south of Katherine.Instead Fletcher will further weaken while the other trough will track southwest February 5, 2014: "Thousands of families downstream of the Tokwe-Mukorsi Dam wall that partially collapsed yesterday due to heavy rains risk being swept away by rising waters, prompting Government to deploy more than 20 vehicles to relocate those in imminent danger. Government is on high alert after rising water levels caused a partial collapse of the dam wall, February 5, 2014: "Farai Kuvirimirwa VILLAGERS in Muzarabani have resorted to using makeshift bridges while some are sleeping in trees because of floods that have hit the low lying area. The floods recently swept bridges, completely cutting off communication between some villages. Mr Nokai Chitagu of Chadereka village said some pupils have since stopped February 5, 2014: "Reuters Torrential rain and floods in Bolivia have killed 38 people and left many homeless, said the government on Thursday, as forecasters predicted more heavy rainfall with the north of the Andean country again likely to be the worst affected.The Ministry of Defense said it had flown in food aid and the army was evacuating families from the worst January 3, 2014: " Torrential rain in Perus southern Andean Cusco region earlier this week led to landslides, severe flooding and around 16,000 people left isolated and several hundred homeless.According to local authorities, the area has seen constant rainfall for the last 15 days, but it had been particularly heavy for around several hours on 31 December and 1 December 22, 2013: Four people die in Kentucky flood waters in two accidentsFRANKFORT, KY (WAVE) - Emergency officials in Nelson and Carroll Counties notified Kentucky Emergency Management (KYEM) in Frankfort that they recovered four drowning victims from flood waters this morning in two separate accidents.Nelson County officials were called to investigate a December 26, 2013: "KINGSTOWN, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Dec. 26 (UPI) -Heavy rains, flooding and landslides have killed eight people in St. Vincent and five in St. Lucia, emergency officials said. Five members of one St. Vincent household died when a hill collapsed on their house, I-

March 5, 2014: "Flooding in Carrick Street, St Albans.Rain is finally starting to ease following the once-in-a-century storm that forced the evacuation of homes, caused slips and cut power to thousands of people across Canterbury.The squall is blazing up the country, bringing gale force winds to the lower North Island.Residents are

December 27, 2013: "Rio de Janeiro (ANTARA News/Xinhua-OANA) - The death toll from heavy rains and flooding in Brazils southeast states of Minas Gerais and Espirito Santo climbed to 45, local Civil Defense authorities said Thursday.As many as 27 people were confirmed dead in Espirito Santo and 18 in Minas Gerais, according to the latest Civil Defense December 31, 2013: "Langkat, N Sumatra (ANTARA News) - Incessant rains in the past few days have triggered floods on Monday, inundating three sub-districts in North Sumatras Langkat district.The floods occurred after Wampu and Batang Serangan rivers overflowed their banks, stated Head of the Langkat District Disaster Mitigation Board Hardianul Zally. Gebang, December 27, 2013: "Seven people have been airlifted from a flooded farm in Dumfries and Galloway after torrential rain led to disruption in several parts of Scotland.Four children were among those rescued by a Royal Navy helicopter after being trapped for about six hours at Nithside Farm near Closeburn.Homes had earlier been evacuated at Kirkconnel, in Dumfries December 3, 2013: "Heavy rainfall caused by the NE Monsoon since 20 November has caused floods in the SE provinces of Thailand, notably in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Songkhla, Narathiwat, Phatthalung, Trang. After a brief respite, heavy rainfall resumed on 5 December. More than 200,000 people are estimated affected since the beginning of the floods. December December 3, 2013: "Torrential rains pelted the city of Havana, Cuba, for three days, leaving behind flooded streets and crumbling homes. In all, 227 buildings had collapsed totally or partially, killing two people. Portia Siegelbaum reports" December 3, 2013: "More than 15,000 people urgently need relief aid in south-east Niger after the Komadougou River - which most of the year was practically dried out - burst its banks and flooded their communities, the United Nations humanitarian wing said today."The seasonal flooding began a month ago and caught locals and authorities largely unprepared, as water in December 5, 2013: "9,000 evacuated and one killed in Malaysia floods. KUALA LUMPUR-Floods in Malaysia caused by heavy rains have left a teenager dead and forced authorities to evacuate thousands of people, officials said Wednesday. Some 19,000 people have been relocated to evacuation centers set up in schools in the east coast states of Pahang and December 8, 2013: "Hundreds of people in Britain mopped up flooded homes yesterday after a powerful storm that scoured northern Europe with hurricane-force gusts kicked up the biggest tidal surge in 60 years, swamping stretches of shoreline.Rising seas prompted evacuations along the eastern English coast, with 1400 properties flooded and at least a half-dozen November 18, 2013:Thousands of people in northeast Puntland, Somalia are coming to grips with the effects of the cyclone that hit the area between the 8-10 November.The storm has left several areas inaccessible and cut off from communication, making it difficult to determine the real scale of the damage. The most recent death toll stands at more than 100 and it is November 19, 2013:MENAFN - Arab News) At least 15 people have died and eight others are reported missing in flash floods caused by heavy rains in Riyadh and other parts of the Kingdom in the last 24 hours. The Civil Defense Department said Monday that it had received more than 7,000 calls for help November 19, 2013:"The death toll from flooding caused by heavy rains in central Vietnam has risen to 41, with about 80,000 people forced from their homes, disaster officials say.The National Floods and Storms Control Agency said in a statement that the floods had affected more than 400,000 houses, but added the flood waters have mostly receded, allowing many November 19, 2013:"OLBIA (Italy) (AFP) - Italian emergency workers searched house by house on the island of Sardinia on Tuesday after a Mediterranean cyclone triggered flash floods, leaving 18 people dead and forcing thousands to seek emergency shelter.Rivers broke their banks at the height of the storm on Monday, sweeping away bridges, bringing down November 7, 2013:"Residents are reeling from the deadly rush of water on Halloween. Creek rose to historic high of 41 feet Flash flood measured at twice the force of Niagara Falls At least four dead and 1,200 homes damaged in flood November 10, 2013:"A high level emergency warning has been issued in China over Typhoon Haiyan, which was approaching China and Vietnam on Saturday.The China State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters has been involved in the evacuation of some residents from areas which have been pinpointed as being in danger from high winds and November 10, 2013:"Bor The state capital of South Sudan's Jonglei state is facing floods of the same magnitude as floods in September which displaced hundreds of people.Rains from Tuesday until Thursday displaced most of the residents from the Akony-bany, Dhiam-dhiam and Thon-buor areas of Bor. Parts of Lakyak, Panjak and Nigil were also flooded.Ayen Akoi, October 15, 2013 "PATNA: Seven people - three at Lalganj, two at Kaimur and one each in Madhepura and Khagaria - were killed when their houses collapsed due to impact of heavy rain and storm in the last two days. The moderate rain, which began on Sunday, picked up throughout the day lashing almost all districts in the state. The situation is likely to worsen as

October 11, 2013 "Flooding Spreads in PeruLIMA The flooding, mudslides and highway blockages due to intense rains spread Sunday to the Peruvian regions of Ancash, Cuzco, Huanuco and Pasco with thousands of people reported to be affected, officials said.Ten kilometers (6.2 miles) of the highway linking the town of Kepashiato with the Valley of the October 8, 2013 Langkat, North Sumatra (ANTARA News)- Floods affected 4,249 houses in the sub-districts of Stabat, Batang Serangan, Secanggang, Wampu, and Padang Tualang in Langkat District, North Sumatra."Some 4,249 houses have been inundated since the past three days," Agussalam, an official of the Langkat disaster mitigation agency, said here on October 8, 2013 "Shanghai city officials have closed more than 60 parks and the city zoo as residents wade through flood waters after heavy rains hit the financial hub in the aftermath of Typhoon Fitow.The official Xinhua News Agency said that Shanghai had been hit with 152 millimetres (six inches) of rain, the highest single-day total since 1961.Xinhua said that October 9, 2013 "Juba, South Sudan An inter-agency assessment conducted in Tonj South County in Warrap State identied about 3,300 people displaced after Wanalel River burst its banks. The assessment team identied water and sanitation, household items, emergency shelter, health, nutrition, education and protection as the most urgent needs for the oodOctober 14, 2013 "Philippine typhoon kills 13, floods rice fields. Typhoon Nari slammed into the Philippines late Friday with 94 mph winds, flooding villages and farms, causing Secretary of State John Kerry to call off his trip. October 14, 2013 "As of Oct 13, parts of 25 provinces remain flooded, bringing the number of affected households to 337,190 and causing 42 fatalities.The Interior Ministrys Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department revealed on Sunday that the floods, still ravaging 116 districts, led to the evacuation of 982,799 people.The sitution in 17 provinces improved, it said, October 14, 2013 Bhubaneshwar: Heavy rain in the aftermath of Cyclone Phailin, which struck the Odisha coast over the weekend and has since dissipated, has triggered massive floods in several districts in the state. Over 2.5 lakh people have been marooned in Balasore, which along with Mayurbhanj, are the worst-hit. NOvember 10, 2013: "The deaths in Cambodia's flash floods over the past four weeks have climbed to 122, a senior disaster control official said on Monday. "The flood in Mekong river has killed 122 people so far and affected some 1.5 million people," Nhim Vanda, vice-president of the National Committee for Disaster Management (NCDM), told Xinhua. Besides, some September 12, 2013 "LYONS, Colo. (AP) -- Heavy rains and scarring from recent wildfires sent walls of water crashing down mountainsides early Thursday in Colorado, cutting off mountain towns, forcing the University of Colorado to cancel classes, and leaving at least three people dead.Boulder County was hit hardest, with up to 6 inches of rain falling over 12 hours. Sepember 12, 2013 "Hundreds of people have been rendered homeless in Kaduna State, following the destruction of their homes by a heavy downpour which lasted for about 15 hours. Several parts of Kaduna metropolis were flooded with travellers on the busy Abuja-Kaduna Highway stranded as the bridge connecting the road was submerged.The rain, which started at September 12, 2013 "By ALISON MUTLER Associated Press BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) -Eight people have died and hundreds have been evacuated in remote eastern Romania as torrential rains caused flash flooding, officials reported Thursday.Authorities said some 700 houses were flooded after 12 villages were hit by a six-hour downfall that began Wednesday August 20, 2013 "Heavy rains initiated by a typhoon have triggered landslides in southern China that have buried homes and vehicles and killed dozens of people, as the number of dead or missing from recent flooding in the country surged past 200. Heavy rains killed 21 construction workers as flooding spread to northwest China, state media reported on August 20, 2013 "A flash flood has swept through a construction site in the north-western Chinese province of Qinghai, killing at least 21 workers, state media reported.Rescuers are still searching for three workers missing after the disaster in Wulan county, the official Xinhua News Agency said. Seven injured people were taken to hospital.The remote region lies amid August 20, 2013 (CNN) -- Heavy rain continued to lash the northern Philippines on Wednesday, a day after flooding put more than half of the Manila region under water.The relentless monsoon rains, intensified by a tropical storm at sea, have so far led to eight deaths.More than 280,000 people have fled from their homes, authorities said.The muddy August 20, 2013 "Worst flood in decade causes havoc in NE China. The bodies of 78-yearold Bai Hengshu and his wife Wang Chengzhen were dug out of the thick mud debris in the floor of their house.Tears streaming, Liu Fang, their daughter-in-law, filled a pot with rainwater to wash away the silt debris covering their faces.The elderly couple was buried by debris in August 20, 2013 "Pakistani authorities say about 140 people have lost their lives due to heavy rains and ensuing floods over the past three weeks.The rains affected 931,074 people, killed 139 and wounded 804 others, AFP quoted a senior National Disaster Management Authority official as saying on Wednesday. The unnamed official went on to explain that the heavy

August 1, 2013 "The Irrawaddy: Floods affect 37,000 in Karen, Mon states . Floods in southern Burmas Karen and Mon states have worsened in recent days and are now affecting more than 37,000 people, while at least one person was killed, officials said on Thursday. They warned that heavy rains would continue in coming days.Aung Kyaw, assistant director of the August 6, 2013 "(Reuters) - A four-year-old boy was dead and a woman believed to be his mother was missing after flash flooding in central Missouri that closed an Interstate highway on Wednesday and triggered some evacuations. "It appears they were washed out of their vehicle when it was swept from a small tributary into September 12, 2013: More flooding feared as waters rise in Russias Far East. Military reinforcements are rushing to the city of Komsomolsk-on-Amur in Russias Far East over the risk of levees failing and submerging thousands of people in water. The citys flood defenses stretch over 5 kilometers long and are 8 meters high. They consist August 6, 2013 "Death toll from heavy rains, flooding up to 80 in Pakistan; 75 in Afghanistan. A senior Pakistani disaster management official says the death toll from heavy rains that caused flash floods and collapsed houses has risen to 80 over the past four days. The deaths reported by Brig. Kamran Zia on Tuesday spanned the entire country. He says 12 were in the September 12, 2013: "Juba, South Sudan More than 100,000 people have been displaced by flooding in six of South Sudan's 10 states, and with the rain still coming down, the numbers are expected to rise, relief officials said Wednesday. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said flooding August 7, 2013 "The number of people displaced by floods in Baringo has increased to more than 5,000 while several homes have also been swept away in the region. Human rights official in the region Harun Ole Mpaka says three hospitals and five schools have been submerged by the floods in areas around Lake Baringo which burst its banks. Area County Commissioner 8 July 2013 "Heavy rains have caused the Paraguay and Parana rivers to overflow. Almost 4,000 people were evacuated in Asuncin, and four departments are now under a state of emergency due to flooding...June 27, 2013, "Thousands people have been evacuated in Paraguay flooding due to overflow of the Parana River.More than 3,000 people have been August 6, 2013: " The UN's World Food Programme said on Tuesday it had begun distributing 460 tonnes of maize to victims of major floods in North Korea that have killed more than 30 people. The aid is aimed at addressing the "immediate food needs" of around 38,000 people living in July 14, 2013: "Eight tourists were killed and five others injured after a flood hit a scenic area in South China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on Sunday, local authorities said.The accident occurred around 3:35 pm at Paradise Valley in the Yao Autonomous County of Jinxiu, when an upstream dam collapse triggered a flood, according to the fire department of the city July 16, 2013: "Hundreds of thousands of people in southeast China have been evacuated after a powerful typhoon barreled into the region, packing strong winds and heavy rain.Typhoon Soulik made landfall in China's Fujian province Saturday afternoon after sweeping across Taiwan.The typhoon comes as China is already battling torrential rainfall July 16, 2013: "Torrential rain and landslides in western China have left more than 200 people dead or missing in recent days, state media and the government said.Floodwaters surging through Sichuan province have swept away bridges, houses and hillsides.It is the worst flooding in 50 years in some areas, with more than 100,000 people forced to leave their June 27, 2013: "Many families in Borikhan district, Borikhamxay province of Laos, may experience a shortage of rice in the coming months after their rice stores were damaged by recent flash flooding.Heavy rain last weekend caused the Nam Xan river to rise rapidly. It broke its banks in many places, flooding houses and rice barns and inundating July 14, 2013:" Flood affects 12 more villages in Assam. While the flood waters receded in Bongaigaon and Sivsagar districts of Assam, fresh inundation occurred at a dozen villages in Nagaon even as four districts continued to reel under the impact of floods on Sunday. "Fresh inundation has occurred in 12 villages in the low lying areas of Samaguri revenue circle of June 27, 2013: "Parts of the city's center were still without power, and most shops, hotels and businesses were closed for a fifth consecutive day."It's kind of spooky, it's so quiet," said Calgary resident Don Usselman, a remediation technologist, as he carried hoses to help pump out a basement. "But it's snapping back real quick. We are quite a resourceful lot."City June 17, 2013: Heavy monsoon rains since June 11 in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region have inundated dozens of villages and marooned about 8,000 people, mostly tribals, government officials said Saturday.All major rivers in the region, including Bastar's lifeline Indravati, have been flowing above the danger mark, which prompted authorities to rescue 300 families from June 18, 2013: "Flooding in North Otago's Waitaki Valley has been described as the worst seen in close to 40 years, and Waitaki District Mayor Alex Familton says the floodwaters have "scoured" rural roads."The shoulders of roads are dangerous. There's rubble about and there is still in places water on the roads, so people will need to be very, very careful driving."It would

July 15, 2013:" A total of 5748 people missing after last month's floods in northern India are presumed dead, authorities say.Anyone still untraced would be declared dead to allow the government to start paying their families compensation, Uttarakhand state Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna."We will issue the list later today," he said in state capital Dehradun on Monday.The May 23, 2013: Sheriff among 5 dead from Ark. flood Sheriff Cody Carpenter drowned while attempting to rescue two women who were trapped by the severe storm LITTLE ROCK The body of a Scott County sheriff was found dead Friday after Arkansas June 17, 2013: "Three large barges were sunk over the weekend in a desperate effort to plug a massive breach in an Elbe River dike just east of Berlin. The operation became necessary due to continued flooding of several villages behind the break. It appears to have been successful.The fight against the record floods that have struck Germany over the last two May 23, 2013: Description Nearly 300 homeowners were evacuated during the night, as were others farther south in Eidsvoll and in several other communities around southern Norway as rain and snowmelt turned rivers and creeks into uncontrollable torrents. In Eidsvoll, northeast of Oslo, around 40 homeowners were told to leave their homes because of fears a dam further June 2, 2013: "Rivers in eastern Iowa continued to rise overnight, as residents braced themselves for worse problems Saturday morning.In Marshalltown this morning: River crests and protections holdThe Iowa River at Iowa City gained a foot of water in the past 24 hours. Its now at 24 feet, 2 feet above the flood stage, and is expected to crest at 25 feet next Friday.The May 27, 2013: "Three people were killed and hundreds were rescued after an historic rainfall event over the weekend sent severe floods through the streets of San Antonio, Texas.The National Weather Service (NWS) reported 12.20 inches of rainfall drenched the city from Friday into Saturday (May 24-25) with 9.87 inches of that coming Saturday morning alone.The May 27, 2013: "Some 10 neighborhoods in the north and east of Cali were flooded Sunday after heavy rainfall hit Colombias third largest city.The excessive water additionally caused the citys drainage system to collapse, which consequently flooded streets and homes, and uprooted tress.Areas most affected were those located in the north and east of the city.Locals May 15, 2013: TC-2013-000060-LKA Tropical Cyclone,Sri Lanka: Tropical Cyclone Mahasen caused unusually heavy rains without making landfall in Sri Lanka starting on 13 May 2013, which triggered flash floods and mudslides. At least seven people were killed and two are missing, while another 115,000 were forced to flee flooded homes. Rains subsided by 15 May May 27, 2013: "BEIJING, May 27 China is stepping up monitoring of water levels in its rivers and reservoirs, the government said, after rainstorms hit the south earlier this month and left dozens of people dead or missing.Parts of southern China are prone to rainstorms during spring and summer.Pictures from Guizhou province at the weekend showed people trying to May 16, 2013: "A tropical storm has lashed coastal areas of Bangladesh, killing 12 people, destroying thousands of huts and forcing up to a million people to flee.Officials had prepared for a cyclone, but the storm, called Mahasen, weakened considerably before making landfall.The storm hit Patuakhali district on Thursday with heavy rain and wind of up to May 9, 2013: "Flash floods from heavy rains in southern Somalia have killed seven children, displaced 50,000 others and inundated 6,400 hectares of farmland in parts of the Horn of Africa nation, the UN said on Thursday.UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Somalia Public information officer Roberta Russo said the flooding, which began May 11, 2013: "JAKARTA, May 11 (UPI) -- Thousands of people have been driven from their homes by flash flooding in Indonesia's Aceh district, officials said Saturday.The floods followed five days of downpours, the Jakarta Globe reported."People have fled to safe areas, and in some places, the floodwater has started to recede," Kamarsyah, the South Aceh deputy May 15, 2013: "The Moscow Times More than 190 people were evacuated from their homes as emergency workers sought to counter spring flooding Wednesday in the northern Sakha republic.More than 50 new houses were flooded in Srednekolimsk, a remote town of 3,525 people located on the left bank of the Kolyma River, 1,485 kilometers northeast of the regional April 24, 2013: -- 13 killed in Afghan floodsBig News Network (IANS)Wednesday 24th April, 2013 Heavy rains and floods have killed 13 people, including two kids, while leaving hundreds of people homeless in Afghanistan's Balkh province, police said Wednesday."The natural disaster of flooding hit parts of Sholgara and Kashandi districts last night during which 13 April 26, 2013: FARGO, N.D. -- President Obama has approved an emergency declaration for flooding in North Dakota.The move announced Friday afternoon authorizes federal agencies to coordinate all disaster relief effort and makes money available to help with the flood fight. Emergency protective measures will be provided with 75 percent federal funding.The April 28, 2013: Flood victims along Wabash get Red Cross aid HOWARD GRENINGER | Tribune-Star DRESSER With water receding Friday from many roads, the American Red Cross Wabash Valley Chapter continued an effort to visit families impacted from flooding along the Wabash River.Red Cross volunteers Richard and Janet Atkins drove a disaster relief

May 8, 2013: "RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, May 8 (UPI) -- Massive efforts are under way in Saudi Arabia to find three people missing in heavy rains and floods in which at least 25 people have died, officials say.Civil defense officials say 6,800 people have been rescued and 4,700 evacuated during rains that have been ongoing for 12 days, Gulf News reported April 12, 2013: Mogadishu Thousands have been rendered homeless in Somalia's Middle Shabelle province after river floods, triggered by days of heavy torrential downpour, hit parts of Mahaday town, the southern war-torn country, Garowe Online reports.According to the local authority, heavy rains caused the Shabelle River to burst its banks, making floods to Mahaday April 11, 2013: "OBOT, Albania (AP) -- Villagers in northwestern Albania are running out of patience after their homes have been surrounded by floodwaters for a month.They blame their ills on the operators of major hydropower dams that discharged vast quantities of water to keep levels manageable, and said Thursday the government has done little to ease their April 12, 2013: "BUENOS AIRES: Damage from last week's record rains and flooding in Argentina exceeded $5 billion, according to officials, who said on Sunday that more than 350,000 people suffered losses in property."More than 350,000 of our neighbours were affected directly or indirectly by the storm, which caused 2.6 billion pesos (five billion dollars) in April 1, 2013: 11 killed in flash floods in Mauritius capitalPORT LOUIS, Mauritius (AP) -Officials say flash floods blamed on climate change killed at least 11 people in the capital of the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius.Officials said most drowned in rivers of water that rose swiftly Saturday in a pedestrian underpass and an underground car park.Torrential downpours April 1, 2013: Bor Over 12,000 people have been displaced by floods that resulted from heavy rains in various parts of South Sudan's Jonglei state, an official told Sudan Tribune.Twic East county commissioner Dau Akoi, March 29, 2013 (ST)The worst affected areas, according to Twic County East commissioner, Dau Akoi, were people living in the lowlands of within Jalle, April 26, 2013: "Over 10,000 families have been rendered homeless by floods in Central region, Kenya Red Cross officials have said.Red Cross official in-charge of Central and upper Eastern region Gerard Bombe said the most affected parts are Murang'a, Nyeri and Kiambu counties.He said over 2,000 acres under maize, bananas and beans plantation have also been April 2, 2013: CIUDAD REAL, Spain, April 2 (UPI) -- Two people died and hundreds were trapped after torrential Easter rain caused rivers to flood over their banks in central Spain, authorities said.A bridge in Ciudad Real, just south of Madrid, collapsed when the Yeguas river overflowed Monday. Two people died while trying to cross the bridge in a van as it caved in, March 17, 2013:Flooding Spreads in PeruLIMA The flooding, mudslides and highway blockages due to intense rains spread Sunday to the Peruvian regions of Ancash, Cuzco, Huanuco and Pasco with thousands of people reported to be affected, officials said.Ten kilometers (6.2 miles) of the highway linking the town of Kepashiato with the Valley of the March 14, 2013:Portugals Azores islands continue to face harsh weather conditions after the islands were hit by floods on March 14. Cars, homes and roads have been destroyed. On Terceira Island, one person has been injured and 30 people had to be rehoused March 9, 2013: PERPIGNAN, France, (UPI) A government minister declared a "state of natural catastrophe" after floods killed least one person and destroyed hundreds of homes in southwestern France.Ecology Minister Delphine Batho toured the area Thursday and Friday after the rains that caused the flooding subsided, Radio France Internationale said. She visited March 13, 2013: MADRID, March 13 (UPI) -- Flooding in southern Spain has prompted the evacuation of more than 200 people, authorities in Andalusia said.Regional officials said the Guadalquivir and Aguacebas rivers were causing most of the problems, The Local.se reported Wednesday.The district of Mogon evacuated 180 people while 40 residents of Villafranca de February 26, 2013: "FL-2013-000028-NAM: The Zambezi river levels reached 6.31m on 11 March 2013 as compared to the normal levels at 4.21m. The flooding caused damage to the homes, roads, dams, fields and destroyed livestock and livelihoods, with the majority of the houses in the flood plains inundated. The road networks have been cut off, making it difficult February 26, 2013: "Macedonia flooding kills 1, leaves homes inundated...SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) -- Extensive flooding has hit Macedonia after three days of heavy rain, leaving one man dead, bridges wiped out and homes and fields inundated Tuesday.Police said a 51year-old man drowned in the northern town of Kumanovo after being swept away Monday while February 28, 2013: "Floods continued to wreak havoc in the deep South yesterday, with roads submerged, schools closed and at least 130 people evacuated.In Narathiwat, flood water has covered several areas and disrupted the lives of about 6,500 residents. In the worst-hit spots, water levels soared to 1.5 metres.Officials yesterday evacuated 28 people in hard-hit areas to March 4, 2013: "An emergency flood alert for northern Dalby on Queensland's Darling Downs has been cancelled as heavy rain continues to affect the state's south.Dozens of homes have been flooded in Dalby with the Myall Creek peaking at 3.21 metres overnight and breaking its banks.The district disaster coordinator says areas north of Nicholson Street will experience

February 28, 2013: "KUALA LUMPUR: The number of flood evacuees in Kelantan, Terengganu and Perak increased to 5,167 as on Thursday morning.A total of 2,637 people have been evacuated in Kelantan, up from 1,072 as at last night; while 2,346 have moved out of their homes in Terengganu (up from 2,334) and 184 are at relief centres in Perak (178 last February 21, 2013: :Floodwaters up to two metres deep have forced around 600 villagers of the Air Baluy hamlet in Sangadesa district, Musi Banyuasin regency, South Sumatra, to flee from their homes as rivers overflowed in the last two weeks.The floods have also reportedly affected five other regencies - Banyuasin, Muara Enim, Musi Rawas, Ogan Ilir, and Ogan February 20, 2013: :"At least four people have been killed overnight in flash floods in Russia's Black Sea region, officials said Wednesday.The Emergency Situations Ministry said in a statement that the people died late Tuesday night in the village of Novomikhailovsky. About 1,500 people have been evacuated from the area, and 600 houses were flooded. Electricity February 18, 2013: :"Indonesia floods, landslides claim 17 Four children were among 17 people killed over the weekend in central Indonesia after heavy rains triggered floods and landslides, officials said on Monday.The children,aged between two and nine, died along with 13 adults when flooding and landslides hit the northern part of Sulawesi island early Sunday, February 12, 2013: :"The Jakarta Post, Pekanbaru, Riau..At least 3,452 from among a total of 21,000 flood victims affected by inundations from the Batang Buluh and Rokan rivers in Rokan Hulu regency, Riau, have been evacuated to safer ground.They are some of the 21,000 people affected by the major flooding, which was sparked by the Batang Buluh and Rokan February 12, 2013:"FL-2013-000017-PNG Flood,Papua New Guinea: Continuous rains have caused severe flooding and landslide in some areas of throughout the country leaving people most vulnerable Sandaun Province Landslides and flooding in January 2013..landslides affected more than 6,700 people in the February 12, 2013: :"HEAVY Amazonian rain have triggered floods in the Peru rainforest leaving 31 dead and 32 injured, reports childrens charity Plan International.Nearly 80,000 villagers have been hit after the latest cloudburst saw almost five inches of rain fall in as many hours.Roads have been washed away, crops swamped and homes wrecked as rivers overflow February 1, 2013:" Flooding due to extremely heavy rains has affected the North-East and Central districts of Botswana since mid-January 2013. In Dukwi Refugee Camp, around 120 shelters housing 325 refugees were damaged by high waters. Sewage systems in the camp were also affected. February 1, 2013:": Seychelles, hit by a series of rare floods and landslides, declared a state of emergency on 28 Jan 2013 and appealed for international aid through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the UN Resident Coordinator's Office. Although only three districts on the main island of Mahe have been affected, with 106 people displaced to temporary shelters and 50 February 1, 2013:"As floodwaters rose near Rockhampton and warnings of flash flooding were issued in New South Wales, Queensland was yesterday counting the soaring cost of this week's disaster. February 11, 2013: "Thirty people have died in recent days due to floods in northern Mozambique, local authorities said on Monday. Amancio Nhantumbo of the Mozambique National Disaster Management Institute (INGC) said the flood-related deaths occurred in the province of Nampula and were caused mainly by January 15, 2013:"CWS situation report: Kenya flooding. Floods in the past two weeks following a long drought have left more than 20 people dead, houses destroyed and large stretches of agricultural land devastated due to flooding and resulting landslides. (The parched land cannot absorb the sudden water.) January 17, 2013:"BLANTYRE, 17 January 2013 (IRIN) - Several months of heavy rains in Malawi are threatening to undo any gains that farmers in the south may have made following a prolonged dry spell.At least 9,000 households have been affected by flooding since October 2012, according to Gift Mafuleka, deputy director for the Department of Disaster Management January 17, 2013:"JAKARTA, Indonesia--Indonesia's army deployed rubber boats in the capital's business district on Thursday to rescue people trapped in floods that inundated much of the city of 14 million people. The president was pictured standing in water up to his shins his trousers rolled up at the palace waiting for the arrival of Argentina's leader on a state January 10, 2013:"Snow and heavy rains had fallen over most Syrian cities in the past day, the state-run SANA news agency reported Wednesday. Snow was forecast for Thursday in eastern Syria and over the mountains. Temperatures were running 5 to 10 degrees Celsius (9 to 18 degrees Fahrenheit) below January 15, 2013: "Sri Lanka floods hit over 500 thousand people. At least 52 dead and 8 missing by Melani Manel Perera The most serious damage is reported in the Eastern Province and the Northern Province. At

January 3, 2013:"Further torrential rain has wreaked havoc in the central Amazon region of Peru, displacing hundreds of families, devastating local crops and demolishing public infrastructure.Emergency workers were called to assist people stranded in flooded streets as water levels reached up to three metres.Overflowing flowing river waters uprooted trees and January 8, 2013:"ANILA - A total of 636 families or 3,180 individuals were displaced by flooding in southern Philippines due to continuous rains brought by the low pressure area (LPA), the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said Tuesday.The affected residents came from Sarangani, Compostela Valley provinces and January 4, 2013:"130 families in Palawan evacuated amid floods brought by 'Auring'At least 130 families in two areas in Palawan province were evacuated from their homes amid floods brought by Tropical Storm Auring (Sonamu), disaster management officials said Friday.The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said the 130 familiesabout 400 January 7, 2013:"Flooding from monsoon rains hit northern and eastern Malaysia as thousands of victims in a southern state waited for waters to recede in homes inundated weeks ago, news reports said Monday.Villages and towns in Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah states began reporting floods following heavy rains over the weekend, with at least 600 people January 7, 2013:"JAKARTA, Jan. 7 (UPI) -- The death toll from floods in South Sulawesi province, Indonesia, rose to eight, an official said Monday. "Three people died in Gowa, two in Pangkep, two in Jeneponto and one in Barru," the Disaster Mitigation Agency official said. January 7, 2013:"MOSCOW (AP) -- At least four people have been killed overnight in flash floods in Russia's Black Sea region, officials said Wednesday.The Emergency Situations Ministry said in a statement that the people died late Tuesday night in the village of Novomikhailovsky. About 1,500 people have been evacuated from the area, and 600 houses December 12, 2012:"Durban - Three children died when two shacks collapsed in heavy rains in Durban, eThekwini metro police said on Tuesday. Spokesman Eugene Msomi said a shack collapsed in Chatsworth's Bayview informal settlement and another in Clairmont on Monday night. December 18, 2012:" COLOMBO, 18 December 2012 (IRIN) - More than 6,000 people have been evacuated following heavy rain and flooding across parts of Sri Lanka, say officials.The number will likely increase, Pradeep Kodipilli, assistant director of the Sri Lankan Disaster Management Center (DMC), told IRIN on 18 December in Colombo, noting flood warnings December 15,2012: "15/12/2012 - 09:47:03Residents of sheltered housing in Scotland were among those evacuated after coastal flooding. High tides and severe weather led to 25 people being taken from complexes at Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire. December 2, 2012:" KUALA LUMPUR: Johor dan Negri Sembilan are among three states hit by floods again with the number of victims at 150 Sunday morning, including in Selangor.According to the National Security Council's flood news portal, Negri Sembilan has the highest number of evacuees at 71 from 27 families followed by Selangor at 58 from 17 December 3, 2012:"BUENOS AIRES, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Rains expected to hit Argentina's grains belt this week will sustain the floods that have fanned global supply worries by swamping and blocking access to key soy, corn and wheat areas, local experts said on December 4, 2012:" Flash floods triggered by heavy rains in Turkey's western province of Balikesir have killed one person and caused severe property damage, local newspaper Today's Zaman reported Monday. Many houses, workplaces and streets were damaged by floods Sunday after it began raining December 4, 2012:" By By JIM GOMEZ Associated Press MANILA, Philippines (AP) - At least 43 villagers and soldiers drowned in a southern Philippine town Tuesday when torrents of water dumped by a powerful typhoon cascaded down a mountain, engulfing emergency shelters and an army truck, officials said. The deaths raised November 14, 2012: One of Rome's most historic bridges was closed on Wednesday as the swollen Tiber River roared through the capital and flooded outlying neighbourhoods.The Tiber's muddied waters rose to fill some of the supporting arches of the Ponte Milvio, or Milvian Bridge, threatening to engulf a pedestrian walkway and submerging trees.The bridge, whose November 17, 2012: "Spain's meteorological agency has placed the southern region bordering the Mediterranean on alert due to torrential rain that has submerged the downtown area of the region's capital city.Malaga, on the Costa del Sol, one of Europe's most popular beachside tourist destinations, has endured almost five inches 5 inches (13 centimetres) of rain from November 6, 2012:PETALING JAYA: The floods in Johor, Selangor, Perak and Malacca worsened with more than 4,000 people evacuated due to continued heavy rains.The authorities have also issued a warning on heavy rain in several areas in Johor and Pahang surpassing the warning mark while several rivers in Johor and Selangor have breached the danger

November 6, 2012:"New Delhi (CNN) -- Flooding in southern India in the wake of a tropical cyclone has killed 25 people in the past few days and driven tens of thousands of others from their homes, authorities said Tuesday. The severe weather has caused flooding affecting 5,250 square kilometers (2,000 square October 29, 2012:"Hong Kong (CNN) -- As Hurricane Sandy lashes the East Coast of the United States with wind and rain, Southeast Asia is dealing with the trail of death and damage from a powerful storm that has killed at least 30 people in the region over the past few days. Superstorm Sandy threatens 'catastrophe' of a lifetime October 29, 2012:"Eastern Cape - Several Eastern Cape municipalities have declared themselves disaster areas following last weeks heavy rain, which resulted in an estimated R1 billion in damage, mostly to roads and infrastructure. October 29, 2012:"CTVNews.ca Staff Officials in the northern Ontario town of Wawa estimate that damage from a record amount of flooding in the area will run into the tens of millions of dollars. The town has been under a state of emergency since late Thursday, when heavy rains washed November 3, 2012: LITTLE FERRY, N.J. (AP) The streets of Little Ferry, a borough about 7 miles from Manhattan, are lined with black trash bags and once-prized possessions destroyed by a swell of water brought by Superstorm Sandy. October 10, 2012:"Floods kill 7 in Russian Caucasus: officialRussia: Seven people were killed when overnight torrential rain unleashed heavy flooding in Russia's North Caucasus region of Dagestan, officials said Wednesday. The flooding in the ancient Caspian Sea city of Derbent affected hundreds of homes with 1,120 October 13, 2012:"N'djamena The UN refugee agency said on Friday it has started transferring thousands of Central African Republic refugees from flooded camps in southern Chad to a new site situated on higher ground. The operation began on Monday and the refugees are being moved from the Yaroungou and October 13, 2012:"NIAMEY, Niger (AP) A top official in Niger said the country's recent floods have killed 91 people and caused significant damage.The director of the cabinet, Aghaly Abdoulkader, said all eight regions of the country are affected by the floods, including the large regions of Tillabery, Dosso and Niamey. The floods have damaged fields, rice paddies, water October 13, 2012:"7 Dead in Mazandaran Floods A deadly deluge, triggered by heavy downpours, killed at least seven people in the northern city of Behshahr, Mazandaran province. Flood inundated streets and houses in Qanbar Abad district of Behshahr--leaving hundreds of September 24, 2012:"BELETWEYNE/NAIROBI, 1 October 2012 (IRIN) - Several people have been killed and thousands displaced after heavy rains in central Somalias Hiiraan Region caused the Shabelle River to burst its banks. The worst affected areas are around the town of Beletweyne, the provincial headquarters of Hiiraan. "Flooding in Beletweyne took place late at September 24, 2012:" Bentiu The Deputy Governor of Unity State, Michael Chiengjiek Geay, says citizens living near the state capital Bentiu will face severe hunger after floods destroyed most farms in the area.Six of the nine counties in the state have reported with poor harvests due to unusually heavy rains since June, according to the official.Geay said he September 26, 2012: "More than 300 homes have been flooded in the north of England in two days, as almost twice the average rainfall for September drenched the Pennine and Cheviot catchments and streamed off both sides. September 26, 2012: "ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Floodwaters receded Saturday from much of the tourist town of Talkeetna, giving residents a chance to begin cleaning the muddy mess left behind -- but officials warned that the danger hadn't passed and advised that people boil their water. December 12, 2012: Asaba Delta State University, DELSU, Abraka, Technical Committee on the impact of the recent flooding in Delta State, has said that 231 communities were submerged by flood in 12 local government areas during the period of the disaster.A member of the Committee, Prof. Chris Orubu, disclosed this while presenting the highlight of the report October 15, 2012: "For 11-year-old Jesmina Begum, daughter of Abdul Motin of Atigaon, a village in the flood-ravaged Morigaon district in central Assam, commuting to school has become not only difficult but also dangerous in the recent weeks.We know that five children drowned in a boat capsize on Tuesday. But what to do? We cant stop going to school, September 15, 2012: "Torrential rains swept over southwestern Chinas Sichuan Province on Sept. 9 and 10, killing at least seven people, and left many missing in cities and counties still recovering from the devastating 2008 earthquake. As much as 333 millimeters (about 13 inches) of rain, fell in the town of Qinggang, located in

September 17, 2012: "Floods hit north Thailand Flooding raged into the heart of the northern province Sukhothai yesterday, just a few days after Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra visited the province and declared the situation there would soon return to normal. Despite the use of many pumps and other flood-prevention efforts, floodwater levels rose October 13, 2012: "The (UN) Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says that the flash floods in Pakistan's Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan provinces in early last month had triggered a humanitarian crisis which continues to unfold," UN spokesman Martin Nesirky told reporters in New York Friday."Nearly 270,000 people have been displaced, with nearly half September 25, 2012: "The European Union (EU) Tuesday announced Rs.14 million as assistance to victims of flash floods and landslides in Uttarakhand that killed 32 people last month. According to an EU statement, the aid is expected to reach around 5,000 people whose September 5, 2012: The torrential rains that continue to pounce on scores of villages in the rural Gambia continue to cause severe flooding, thus affecting the livelihoods of the local dwellers. Latest reports reaching this paper have it that heavy floods have destroyed some compounds in Pakau Njogu in the North Bank Region, and many other in Jarra Soma, in the September 5, 2012: Nakuru Thousands of people have been displaced in parts of Kenya's Rift Valley Province as floodwaters continue to submerge houses and schools and destroy crops. September 7, 2012: (IRIN) - Floods have forced at least 15,000 people to leave their homes in northern Uganda, where the deluge has destroyed houses, crops, roads and bridges.The Acholi districts of Agago, Kitgum, Lamwo and Pader are the most affected, with Agago alone having a total of 3,492 households affected, almost 13,000 hectares of crops inundated and September 7, 2012: 17-20 August rains Torrential rains hit North Korea again between late 17 August and early 20 August, causing at least six deaths and destroying more than 530 buildings in the southern region of the country. Three people were killed in North Hwanghae Province, three people were also killed in South Phyongan Province, and an unknown number September 7, 2012: Torrential rains since Monday in coastal areas have killed at least six people and left three others missing, the Central Steering Committee for Flood and Storm Control reported this morning. Rains and floods have inundated more than 1,200 houses, 10,500 hectares of crops and swept away 11 bridges in the province, said local authorities. September 4, 2012 "Tens of thousands of customers remained in the dark Monday in the U.S. states of Louisiana and Mississippi, days after Isaac inundated the Gulf Coast with a deluge that still has some low-lying areas under water.Most of those were in Louisiana, where utilities reported more than 100,000 people without power as of Monday morning. Thousands September 25, 2012: "More than 3, 000.00 people are still trapped in various communities in the oil rich Ibaji Local Government Area of Kogi State as more water hit the area due to rampaging flood. August 27, 2012: "SHIZUISHAN, Ningxia - Six tourists died and more than 30 were evacuated after a flash flood that soaked a mountain ravine in Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region Saturday, local authorities said. The flash flood, triggered by torrential rains in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, hit the August 27, 2012: FF-2012-000148-PAK Flash Flood,Pakistan: Flash floods and landslides triggered by heavy rain have killed at least 26 people and destroyed hundreds of houses in northern Pakistan. PESHAWAR, Pakistan Pakistani officials say heavy monsoon rains that triggered flooding in the countrys north have August 27, 2012: In Haiti, Isaac left behind severe flooding in the capital, Port Au Prince. At least seven people are reported dead from the storm.TC-2012-000152-HTI Tropical Cyclone,Haiti: Tropical Storm Isaac hit Haiti on 25 Aug 2012, killing at least 19 people. 15,000 people had to be evacuated and 335 homes were destroyed September 18, 2012: "Another round of flood yesterday rendered 2, 850 people homeless and destroyed about 187 homes, a farm house and worship centre in Kaduna.According to the statistics made available to LEADERSHIP by a senior officer of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Baba Ali Mohammed, no fewer than 187 houses, a Living Faith August 27, 2012: "DAKAR, Senegal The Ministry of the Interior says that at least six people drowned this weekend, when torrential rains flooded the Senegalese capital of Dakar, as well as major cities in the interior. August 27, 2012: "At least 85,000 people in Burma have fled their homes as the worst monsoon flooding in years submerged hundreds of thousands of hectares of rice fields, a government relief official said Saturday.

August 20, 2012: "FL Flood Number: 2012-000139 Country: JPN Japan Location: Date (Y-MD): 2012-8-14..Comments: At least one person was killed and two went missing as torrential rainfall struck several prefectures of the western Japanese region of Kansai which saw hourly rainfall of about 100 mm" "Torrential rains and a violent storm knocked the wind out of the August 27, 2012: FL-2012-000150-SDN Flood,Sudan: Sudan has experienced enhanced rainfall as projected by Sudan Meteorological Authority (SMA) and ICPAC forecast in June 2012. The amount of rainfall that have been received since the beginning of the rain season is highest ever recorded in the last six years. September 6, 2012: "As humanitarian agencies mobilize emergency aid in support of the victims of Niger's recent floods, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is working with UN agencies and the Government to assess needs and kick-start early recovery activities. August 20, 2012: "Torrential rains for the past 50 hours affected life in Chhattisgarh, specially in Bastar division, as water from the swollen Doodh river entered shops and houses at Kanker, flood control room officials said Monday. Principal Secretary of Revenue and Disaster Management department B.L. Agrawal told IANS: August 20, 2012: "CHENGDU, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) -- Three people have died and 10 others remain missing following rain-triggered floods and geological disasters that have battered southwest China's Sichuan province since Friday, the local government said Monday. The latest round of rainstorms and mudslides has forced the evacuation of 14,600 people in 21 August 5, 2012: "No fewer than 3,000 people have been displaced by flood and landslides following three days of torrential rains on the Mambilla Plateau in Sardauna local government area of Taraba State. Crops, forestry plants, houses and livestock valued at over N200 million have been destroyed.The chairman of the council, Dr. David Jeduwa, confirmed in an interview August 5, 2012: "Northeastern China floods in typhoon's wakeAsia News Network Saturday 4th August, 2012People are moved to safety in Gaizhou, Liaoning province, on Saturday after flooding triggered by torrential rain brought by Typhoon Damrey. Ma Chengguang for China Daily."After 12 hours the two typhoons hit 10 provinces of the east coast. Worst damage in the August 5, 2012: "Southern Scotland hit by flooding. Emergency services are dealing with flooding in southern Scotland.Police said some roads in Jedburgh in the Borders are closed after flash flooding hit the area following heavy rain today.Lothian and Borders Fire and Rescue have five pumping appliances and a high-volume pump in the centre of the town, August 20, 2012: " Bentiu Bentiu town, the Unity state capital, is under threat as heavy rains continue to fall, as its citizens flee for higher ground. On Wednesday night in rains which began at 4.00pm and continued until midnight, more than August 6, 2012: "About 2,000 people who were taken to safer places a day ago due to overflowing of Hati river in Odisha's Kalahandi district returned home Monday as the flood water receded, an official said.The people evacuated have returned to their home as the water has receded, Special Relief Commissioner P.K. Mohapatra told reporters.The residents of August 6, 2012: "Four labourers who were declared dead in the recent flash floods in Uttarakashi district have been reported alive, a top official said on Monday."We had declared four labourers of Assi Ganga Hydel project along with 19 workers as dead after the calamity. And now, four persons have been reported alive," said R Rajesh Kumar, district magistrate of July 29, 2012: " More than 40,000 people have been relocated in China after water level in a major river rose alarmingly, the authorities said.They have been relocated from the flood prone areas of Yellow river in Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces. The water level in the river and its tributaries has been rising rapidly due to torrential rains, the July 29, 2012: "Floods force evacuations in Costa Rica 1 death reported, 4 people missing Author: From Djenane Villanueva For CNN Published On: Jul 29 2012 03:07:16 PM CDT Updated On: Jul 30 2012 12:40:52 AM CDT August 5, 2012: "MANILA: The death toll from week-long floods in the Philippines caused by a typhoon has risen to 45, with nine more bodies recovered in the past 48 hours, authorities said on Sunday.Monsoon rains continued to pound large parts of the country while some areas in Manila and surrounding towns remained knee-deep in floodwater, the civil defence office August 6, 2012: "The official Korean Central News Agency said on Saturday that floods also displaced about 212,200 people and submerged more than 160,000 acres of farmland between late June and the end of July.The flooding occurred on the heels of a severe drought and renewed concerns about North Korea's ability to feed its people. In June, the United July 23, 2012: "Plateau Governor Jonah Jang on Tuesday condoled with families and survivors of the Sunday floods which killed scores and swept away houses.Jang, who was represented by Water and Resources Commissioner Idi Waziri, on the visit to the affected areas, expressed regrets at the disaster and prayed that such would not be witnessed again."From

July 23, 2012: "Two die, six missing in flood-hit PhilippinesMANILA -- Two people were killed and six others are missing in the Philippines as floods inundated parts of Manila and nearby areas while a storm tore through the country's north, authorities said Saturday. The civil defense office said rescuers are on standby to help residents evacuate if necessary as creeks July 23, 2012: Gorontalo: Hundreds of houses in Gorontalo were flooded over the last two days, as of Sunday evening.The flood caused by the overflowing of Serdadu tributary from Bulango River forced hundreds of residents of Moodu and Heledulaa villages to evacuate to nearby IAIN Sultan Amai student apartments.Tahir Laendeng, head of the logistics section of July 23, 2012: FF-2012-000120-GEO Flash Flood,Georgia: The southern and eastern parts of Georgia (Gurjaani, Lagodekhi and Telavi municipalities of Kakheti Region, Akhaltsikhe (incl. Vale town), Adigeni and Aspindza municipalities of the Samtskhe-Javakheti Region and Bulachauri village in Dusheti district of July 23, 2012: "The heaviest rain storm in 60 years to hit the Chinese capital has killed at least ten people and caused widespread chaos. Streets were flooded and 80,000 people were stranded at the city's main airport.The storm started on Saturday afternoon and continued late into the night.The Beijing city government July 24, 2012" Torrential rains have ravaged 17 provinces across China, killing at least 95 people, including 37 in Beijing municipality and affecting over 6 million people over the past three days, officials said on Tuesday. Natural disasters caused by the downpours have affected about 6.23 million people in 264 counties in 17 provincial areas and forced the July 16, 2012: "By JUAN A. LOZANOAssociated PressHOUSTON (AP) - Officials say historic rainfall levels that drenched the Houston area this week flooded dozens of homes but probably also resulted in the end of drought conditions in Southeast Texas.Francisco Sanchez of the Harris County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management says less than 100 July 16, 2012: " Tokyo (CNN) -- Extraordinarily heavy rains have left hundreds of people cut off and at least 28 dead on the southern Japanese island of Kyushu, local authorities said Monday, and more storms could be on their way.The torrential rain has wreaked havoc across three prefectures on Kyushu over the past several days, causing mudslides, flooding houses July 10, 2012: "Heavy rains in lowland regions of Azerbaijan seriously damaged the economy of Goychay region.APA reports that the houses in Garamaryam and the surrounding villages were flooded.Representative of Goychay Region Executive Power for Garamaryam village Seymur Gasimov said that as a result of heavy rains, Garayazi irrigation canal collapsed. As a July 22, 2012: "At least nine people have been killed and 3 lakh affected by floods in Bihar as major rivers continue to overflow after crossing the danger mark at several places in the state.According to officials of the state disaster management department, eight people have been killed in Muzaffarpur district and one person was killed in West Champaran district.The July 6, 2012: "The number of people killed in flash floods that hit Turkey's northern province of Samsun rose to 10 Thursday afternoon after rescue teams found the body of a 9-year- old boy, local newspaper Today's Zaman reported.Torrential rains hit the coastal Black Sea province of Samsun on Wednesday, triggering flash floods in many parts of the province, which killed at July 16, 2012: "CHARLES CLOVER in Moscow. A CATASTROPHIC flash flood that killed at least 164 people in southern Russia on July 7th may have been exacerbated by badly planned road construction, according to scientists studying satellite images of the disaster.The flood, in which an estimated 50 million cubic metres of water swept through the southern town of June 30, 2012: "At least 50 people have died and 42 others are missing following floods triggered by strong rainfall which has been battering many parts of China for 10 days, according to the ministry of civil affairs.Over 10 million people were affected till Friday morning by downpours in 399 counties in Inner Mongolia, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, June 26, 2012: "CHIGHCHIRAN, Afghanistan, June 23 (Xinhua) -- Up to 24 people were killed and nine other injured in heavy rains and flash floods in Afghan western province of Ghor on Saturday, a provincial government spokesman said."The heavy rains showered several districts in Ghor province earlier today, which caused heavy foods. As a result 24 people have June 26, 2012: "SICAMOUS, B.C. Residents and emergency officials in British Columbias flood-ravaged Interior are cleaning up and bagging sand after weekend storms forced hundreds from their homes, left one man dead, and damaged homes and property.Almost 700 people across the province have been evacuated, while more than 1,000 have been placed on July 2, 2012:" Raising the toll to 106 deaths this week, searchers pulled out 15 bodies on Thursday that had buried under mud and debris after landslides and floods caused by monsoon rains in southern Banglades". June 26, 2012: "Over 100,000 people in Chittagong and around 2,000 families in Bandarban districts in southeastern Bangladesh were marooned June 26, 2012: "(Reuters) - Tropical Storm Debby weakened as it drifted eastward over Florida on Tuesday, dumping more rain on flooded areas and sending thousands of people fleeing from rising rivers.After stalling in the Gulf of Mexico, the storm was finally moving but was expected to take two more days to finish its wet slog across Florida.Emergency managers in

June 9, 2012: "COLA, Fla. -- More than 20 inches of rain have fallen on parts of the Panhandle and southern Alabama in the past two days, causing millions of dollars of damage and killing one person.The intensity of the storms is expected to diminish by nightfall, but scattered thunderstorms with an inch or two of rain are forecast to continue for the next week.The storms June 12, 2012: "Taipei - Flash flooding caused by heavy rain has forced the evacuation of more than 3 000 people across Taiwan and unleashed landslides that have killed four people.Officials say a landslide on Monday in the mountains of Taichung county killed two people in a makeshift shelter. They had previously reported two other deaths in landslide in June 12, 2012: "MANILA, Philippines Two days of rain has flooded several villages and towns and forced nearly 700 people to flee their homes in the southern Philippines.The head of the Philippines disaster response agency said Tuesday an unidentified man drowned in Glan town of Sarangani province.Benito Ramos said parts of Sarangani, North Cotabato, July 16, 2012: "(Reuters) - India's annual monsoon has claimed 109 lives since rains started in June and left at least 400,000 people homeless in the northeastern state of Assam, in a tragedy experts say was made worse by corruption and poor management of the Brahmaputra River. A senior member of the Assam Human Rights Commission, a government body, told June 12, 2012: "Flooding over the weekend caused extensive damage to roads and some communities throughout Yukon.Some communities in the N.W.T. and in northern B.C. were also affected by the floods. Trucks and cars were backed up for days on many main highways in Yukon due to damage from the floods.The Alaska Highway reopened Monday night after May 29, 2012: From GLIDE reports: "FL-2012-000083-HND Flood,Honduras: Around 500 people were evacuated in Trojes, region of El Paraiso, after floods caused damages to more than 100 houses." May 21, 2012: "1,000 people evacuated due to flood in Russia's Far East..VLADIVOSTOK, May 21 (Xinhua) -- At least 1,000 people were evacuated on Monday after a flood inundated half of a town in Russia's Far Eastern Yakutia region, Itar-Tass news agency reported. Most of the evacuees in the town of Srednekolymsk, which has 3,500 inhabitants, had moved to May 29, 2012: "Heavy rain in Butaleja district has left many families homeless, gardens submerged and roads destroyed. Affected areas include Doho-Kholi and Doho-Habra in Mazimasa sub-county, and Namehere in Himutu sub-county, East Bunyole, where more than 1,000 hectares of food crops, mainly rice, cassava, sweet potatoes, beans, maize, as well as May 12, 2012: "FLASH flooding in the northern Afghan province of Takhar killed at least 20 people and injured fifteen others, officials said Saturday.Five people are also believed to be missing after the flood struck late Thursday. Houses and livestock were swept away by the raging waters."Dozens of villages have been hit by the flood, I'm worried that the death toll will May 13, 2012: "Georgian officials say five people were killed in Tbilisi overnight by raging floodwaters after torrential rains caused the Kura River to burst its banks. Georgia's Agency for Emergency Situations said those killed included a mother with her two children, an elderly woman, and an elderly man. It said all were trapped in their homes and crushed when their May 16, 2012: "Bukoba 60 families have been left without shelter at Kagondo in Muleba district after floods swept through the village.The Chairman for Kagondo/Mweruka village, Mr Philbert Magezi, said heavy rains pounded the area for four consecutive days,causing worst floods in over 50 years ago."Over 60 families have been affected by the floods. Some of them May 16, 2012: "Flooding And Torrential Rain In China Affects More Than 5 Million PeopleChina is suffering from a series of unrelenting powerful storms that have mostly raged throughout its southern provinces. Government media reported on Tuesday that nearly 5.2 million people over ten provinces have been affected and direct economic loses are estimated May 6, 2012: "A swath of the Brazilian Amazon is under a state of emergency as rivers overflow in one of the worst floods on record.The floods have been caused by the rising Rio Solimoes, one of the two main branches of the Amazon river, in places like Anama lying west of Manaus.While the region is experiencing one of the worst floods in history, the country's May 7, 2012: "Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Flash flooding in northern Afghanistan killed at least 26 people in northern Afghanistan and rescue workers fear the toll may rise, officials said Monday.Eight hours of relentless rainfall that began Sunday led to the flooding in several districts of Sar-e-Pol province, said Faizullah Sadat, provincial director of Afghanistan Disaster May 7, 2012: "Kathmandu (The Kathmandu Post/ANN) - The death toll in Saturday's flashflood on the Seti river in Kaski district in western Nepal has gone up to 17, while the number of those missing has risen to 47.Authorities on Sunday identified 12 of the 17 bodies and handed them over to their families. Police said the identified ones are Archana Shrestha, Kunja Tamang, April 20, 2012: "Colombia's recent heavy rains have left 17 dead and 56,000 homeless, authorities said Monday.Three more people are missing and 24 injured, according to figures from the Colombian Office of Risk Management.According to El Tiempo, an overflow of the Soapaga river in central Colombia has damaged 102 houses and left 108 families

May 16, 2012: "Six people were killed in separate incidents as rains continued to wreak havoc in parts of the country.In Baringo, two people drowned after Kisok River in Salawa division burst its banks and swept them away.This brings to five the number of people who have drowned in Baringo County due to heavy rainfall.Kapropita Soi location chief Sammy Kiptoros April 18, 2012: "Paraguay submerged. A state of emergency has been declared in western Paraguay, after weeks of torrential rain. Normally a drier region of the country, parts of the west have been inundated. To make matters worse, the immense Pilcomayo river, which is shared with Argentina, has also burst its banks."Asuncion, April 13 (Prensa Latina) The April 18, 2012: "18 die in KSA floods. Civil Defense chief said yesterday that 18 people 16 Saudis and two Sudanese died in flash floods as a result of torrential rains in different parts of the country over the past week.Lt. Gen. Saad Al-Tuwaijri urged Saudis and expatriates to keep away from valleys at times of flooding. Crossing flooded valleys in vehicles is a April 20, 2012: "Hundreds of people have been displaced and several killed by flash floods in the mountainous district of Musanze in northern Rwanda, and in the western districts of Nyabihu and Rubavu, say officials."The region has received non-stop rain for the whole past week and more floodwater should be expected in the coming days as well," a senior April 11, 2012: "Farmers in Taveta district are counting their losses incurred after their crops were destroyed by flash floods following heavy rains that fell over five days.Some of the crops that were mature could not reach the market since most feeder roads leading to the farms were impassable.Taveta residents mostly depend on agriculture and are calling on the April 13, 2012: "PanARMENIAN.Net - Spring floods have submerged 2,477 homes in Russia, up from 903 in the past 24 hours, the Emergencies Ministry said on Thursday, April 12, RIA Novosti reported.A total of 5,223 residents have been affected.Over 1,000 people, including 150 children had to be evacuated, the ministry said.The situation is the worst in the Republic of April 11, 2012: "The United Nations says that flooding from two days of rainfall in Haiti has killed six people and displaced 700 others.The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid said in a statement Tuesday that the deaths occurred in the north and northwestern part of the country.People walk during rain in Haiti in 2011. Heavy rains have killed at least 12 people March 30, 2012: "Flooding in Philippines-At least four people drown in flood water which occurred after heavy rainfall. Worst flood hit areas are Catanduanes, Albay, Camarines Sur and Camarines Norte province of Philippines-Following Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), flooding also occurred in Naujan, Baco, March 29, 2012: "Flooding forces evacuations in western N.B. ..More than 500 people have been ordered to leave the village of Perth-Andover in New Brunswick after the St. John River spilled its banks Friday.Lisa Harrity, a spokeswoman with New Brunswick's Emergency Measures Organization (NB-EMO), told QMI Agency Saturday that this marked "the first time April 11, 2012: "Fiji's Disaster Management Office says up to 40,000 people are receiving rations following floods that killed at least six people and caused widespread devastation.The west of the main island of Viti Levu was swamped after torrential rain earlier in April.Director Pajiliai Dobui says the number of people in evacuation centres stands at just over 1800.About March 13, 2012: "Santiago, Mar 13 (Prensa Latina) So far over 1,000 people are homeless due to the heavy rains that are hitting the two more extreme regions of Chile, areas that are still on alert.In the southern region of Magallanes and Antarctica, a storm, which was considered as the worst one in 22 years, caused the River Mines to overflow, affecting nearly 800 families March 25, 2012: "QUITO, Ecuador (AP) -- Ecuador's government says floods and mudslides have caused at least 10 deaths so far this year and forced about 4,700 people to flee their homes.Heavy rains have set off mudslides in some areas and caused rivers to overflow.The government emergency management office said on Sunday that at least 10 people have died March 13, 2012: " Four people died and three were reported missing after floods hit Durban, KwaZulu-Natal police said on Tuesday.We can confirm that four people were found dead in Inanda and Verulam, Captain Thulani Zwane said. Three people were reported missing after heavy rain and flooding, caused by tropical storm Irina last week. He could not give further March 1, 2012: "Arusha TEN pupils of Piyaya Primary School in Ngorongoro District have died after being swept by raging flood waters while attempting to cross Losukutane River. The river had suddenly swollen following torrential rains that fell in many parts of Ngorongoro District on Monday afternoon. More than twenty people waded through the flooded river, March 5, 2012: "Kotabaru, S Kalimantan (ANTARA News) - Five people were killed after a flash flood swept them away following the overflowing of Baharu river here on Saturday. "The fatalities were identified as Irham, Iqbal, Husein, Wawan and Dedi," the Kotabaru Disaster Management Agency member, Sugeng said here on Sunday. Dedi (13) was the last victim March 7, 2012: "Flood,Palestine (West Bank): The exceptional rain storms that hit the OPT resulted in the evacuation of more than 300 families from their houses due to floods and major damages in the houses located in the districts of Gaza, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, Ramallah and the Jerusalem area beyond the separation wall"

March 7, 2012: "LIHUE, Hawaii (AP) - Hawaii's governor declared a disaster for two islands on Tuesday after three days of relentless rains caused flooding and a sewage spill on Kauai, where officials were dealing with tree-blocked roads, closed schools and dangerous surf.Gov. Neil Abercrombie's declaration includes Oahu, where Honolulu is located. A brown water February 23, 2012: "At least two people are confirmed dead and one has been reported missing in a major flooding emergency that has swept the northwestern region of Tunisia tonight.A car carrying three people was swept away in heavy flooding and two from the car were confirmed killed in Boulifa, seven kilometers from Kef, according to the Tunisian state March 5, 2012: "Due to the presence of La Nina weather phenomena for a second consecutive year, severe precipitations have occurred in Bolivia since the second week in January 2012. As a result, widespread flooding and other weather related situations such as hailstorms and landslides have affected 107 municipalities in 9 departments. Many of the emergency February 23, 2012: "Padang, W Sumatra (ANTARA News) - A flash flood triggered by heavy rains destroyed at least 113 houses at Nagari Simpang, Pasaman district, West Sumatra, on Wednesday evening. About 10 houses were carried away by the water current, spokesman of the Pasaman district administration Budi Hermawan said on Thursday. "Five to six of the February 21, 2012: "By George Fominyen. Its been raining hard in West Africa, and the media is overflowing with stories of the destruction caused by the deluges and resulting floods.The bad weather has caused some deaths, and rendered hundreds homeless across the region. It has also triggered a spike in the price of local culinary delights, including fish.For instance, in February 20, 2012: "Manila, Feb 20 (IANS) Nearly 25,000 people in southern Philippines have been displaced by flashfloods triggered by heavy rains, the authorities said Monday. The Lambayong township of Sultan Kudarat province and villages in the provinces of Agusan del Norte and Surigao del Norte were affected by the flooding due to rains since Sunday, Xinhua February 14, 2012: "Cilegon, Banten (ANTARA News) - A flood triggered by heavy rains inundated at least 1,700 houses in Cilegon city, Banten province, on Sunday. "Right now the flood is inundating thousands of houses in Citangkil and Jombang sub-districts," voluntary worker Samsul said. The flood forced many residents to evacuate to school buildings, February 14, 2012: "Heavy flooding in Zamboanga province in Mindanao, Philippines-13,327 persons evacuated after flooding in Zamboanga del Norte-Flash flood was triggered by continuous rainfall brought by low pressure area in the region-After overflow of river in the province, people in Bgys. Barcelona, Oyan, Opao, Ba-ao, Burgos, Sulangon, Polo, Tamion, February 5, 2012: "Athens - One person was killed and more than 200 people evacuated as torrential rain caused widespread flooding and mudslides in the western Peloponnese, in Greece, radio reports said Sunday. Police discovered the body of an 80-year-old woman in her inundated home in the town of Livadia, located in the prefecture of Ilia. Thunderstorms have February 6, 2012: "The rescue operation for the population of the flood-hit Haskovo municipality in southern Bulgaria continues despite the fact that the Cougar rescue helicopters are highly unsuitable for severe winter conditions.In a Monday interview for the morning broadcast of the Bulgarian National Television (BNT), Prime Minister Boyko Borisov explained January 29, 2011: "Probolinggo, E Java (ANTARA News) - A flash flood swept through five sub-districts in Probolinggo district, East Java, on Sunday morning, destroying thousands of houses. The flood occurred so quickly that residents had no chance to save their belongings, chief of the Probolinggo district natural disaster mitigation board (BPBD) Masyhuri Efendi said. March 7, 2012: " Hundreds more people have been evacuated from Australia's flood-hit southeast, but flood barriers in the city of Wagga Wagga have so far held firm, saving the central business district from the rising waters of the Murrumbidgee River.About 600 people were ordered to leave their homes in Griffith on Wednesday, northwest of Wagga Wagga, as February 6, 2012: "AsianScientist A 15-day state of disaster is currently in effect on the west coast of Fiji that has been ravaged by floods since January 22. 21 active evacuation centers have been set up with a total of 1,333 evacuees.The state of disaster, declared on January 25 by the Governments Provincial Development and Multi Ethnic Affairs Ministry Permanent February 8, 2012: "THOUSANDS of villagers have been forced to flee their homes after cyclone rains lashed a remote region of Malawi.Aid is being flown into Nsanje District, on the border with Mozambique after roads were cut-off during the deluge.Further rain is forecast as more than 6,000 people are housed in temporary shelters after their homes were January 6, 2011: "Several thousand Angolan returnees from the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are stranded by floods in northeastern Angola. They are among the first casualties of what promises to be a very wet rainy season in parts of southern Africa."At least 50,000 people - 24,000 of them returnees - in 10 villages in Uige Province [northeastern January 6, 2011: "Flooding and mudslides from days of heavy rain in southeastern Brazil has forced thousands to flee their homes.In Rio de Janeiro state Thursday, authorities say flooding on the Muriae River caused a dike to break, sending water through the town of Campos do Goytacazes.Officials say more than 4,000 people had to be evacuated.Days of heavy rain

January 8, 2012: "BANGKOK, Jan. 4 (Xinhua) -- Thailand is now facing a new round of flash flood in its southern region after the upper part of the country has been recovering from the worst-flood crisis in almost 50 years.In southern Thailand, the entirety of Nakhon Si Thammarat has been declared a disaster zone, while one person has been reported missing in December 20, 2011: "JAKARTA, Dec. 20 (Xinhua) -- The death toll from flashflood and landslide in Indonesia's Wonosobo regency of Central Java province increased to 10 as 5 more bodies were found on Tuesday evening."With the latest finding, a total 9 fatalities were found due to flashflood and landslide in Tieng Village of Wonosobo regency on Sunday," December 22, 2011: "No infrastructure to take care of floods displaced genocide victims of Vanni [TamilNet, Thursday, 22 December 2011, 06:47 GMT] 11,000 people belonging to 2,556 families have been displaced from the low-lying lands of Ki'linochchi district this week following heavy rain and floods, according to District Secretariat officials in Ki'linochchi. Of December 22, 2011: "At least 13 people have died in floods after unusually heavy rains hit Tanzania's main city of Dar es Salaam.The Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) has warned that the downpours are set to continue and has told those living in the city's valleys to move.The BBC's Aboubakar Famau in Dar es Salaam says the city's business activities have December 20, 2011: "KLUANG: The number of flood victims evacuated in Johor increased to 3,265 as of 8pm Tuesday, albeit fears of rising water levels.The increase was due to precautionary measures taken by the authorities to avoid any mishap to those living in high risk flood prone areas.A flood victim from Kampung Sungai Linai, Simpang Renggam, Siti December 19, 2011: "RESCUERS have struggled against mud, fatigue and the stench of death to help survivors of devastating flash floods that have killed more than 650 people in the southern Philippines. As bodies that had washed out to sea began rising to the surface, mortuaries were overwhelmed in the port cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan on Mindanao December 15, 2011: "Nelson and Tasman face a massive clean-up bill from the destructive torrential downpour.More than 100 people were evacuated from their homes and Collingwood will be cut off for up to three days after a large chunk of State Highway 60 was washed away by the one-in-100-year rainfall event, which saw nearly three months' worth of rain in just 24 December 14, 2011: "Palu (ANTARA News) - A flood damaged around ten houses, including two which were swept away, and tens of others were inundated in Donggala, Central Sulawesi, Tuesday evening. The natural disaster also affected clean water facility, bridge, electricity poles, irrigation infrastructure and rice fields at three villages in Tanantovea sub district, December 13, 2011: "Floods have killed at least 24 people and displaced 98,000, in several parts of the country a humanitarian agency has said.The Kenya Red Cross Society said most of the new cases have been recorded in Budalang'i, Busia County where raging floods has so far displaced more than 75,000 people and led to massive destruction of infrastructure."We November 28, 2011: "A violent storm killed six people in Durban and Pietermaritzburg on Sunday night and destroyed several of homes. The extreme weather, which struck hours before the opening of the UN climate change conference in Durban, caused flooding and widespread damage. The Sunday night deaths brought the number of people killed by floods in November 29, 2011: "Easing weather conditions have allowed river levels in northwestern NSW to fall slightly, providing some respite for residents and tired State Emergency Service (SES) personnel.But hundreds of farms and rural properties remain isolated and relief efforts are set to continue for several days as the full scale of flooding around Moree and Wee Waa November 28, 2011: "Pekanbaru, Riau (ANTARA News) - A flash flood has inundated over a hundred houses at Pawan Village, Rambah sub district, Rokan Hulu (Rohul) District, Riau Province, following the overflowing of the Pawan River. "More than 100 houses in two neighborhoods were inundated but this time the flood was not as bad as last year when the November 11, 2011: "30,000 villagers flee floods in south Philippines Frinston L. LimPhilippine Daily Inquirer Publication Date : 11-11-2011Heavy rains since Tuesday turned more than a dozen Philippine villages in Davao del Norte (southern Mindanao) into virtual water worlds, officials said Thursday. In the rice-producing town of Carmen town alone, waist-deep water November 25, 2011: "MORE than four million Colombians are caught up in the countrys worst flooding for 40 years, reports childrens charity Plan International. The official death toll has climbed to 486, with 43 still missing and a further 595 injured.Thousands of families have been left homeless as flooding and landslides wrecked 16,200 houses and damaged 550,000 more November 11, 2011: "Felix OsujoA total of 3000 families in Serere district have fled their homes after continuous torrential rains caused flooding of majority homes.With pit latrines water-logged, people have now been compelled to defecate in water, causing a horrible smell, and most of their grass-thatched houses and semi permanent homes have collapsed due to November 14, 2011: "MORE than three hundred families were rendered homeless and scores of livestock swept away in flash floods in Bute town, Wajir North district, Wajir county in NorthEastern region on Saturday night. The rains that pounded the area for about six hours swept away desks and books in schools and beds and other equipment at the district hospital.Bute

October 26, 2011: "Rivers of muddy water poured into the narrow cobbled streets and piazzas of the five villages known as the Cinque Terre ('Five Lands'), on a spectacular stretch of the coast of Liguria, earlier this week. The tiny ports of Vernazza and Monterosso, which attract hundreds of thousands of tourists a year, were swamped by hundreds of tonnes of debris and November 1, 2011: "The death toll in the Accra floods last Wednesday has risen to 14, while 43,087 people were said to have been affected by the downpour, officials of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) have said.Out of the dead, eight were males and six were females. Of those who were affected, four sustained injuries and the rest had October 31, 2011: An estimated 300,000 people in El Salvador are in urgent need of help after heavy rains caused widespread flooding across Central America. Heavy rains in Central America, which began in mid-October as a result of low-pressure weather systems, have resulted in more than 120 deaths and have affected around 1.24 million people in El Salvador, October 10, 2011: "Three people died and five others were missing on Monday in Turkey's flood-hit Mediterranean and Aegean regions, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported. A 60-year-old woman died when trying to save her cows from the shed in the Mediterranean province of Denizli, another was killed by rain-triggered landslide in Gordes district of Manisa October 2, 2011: "ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) Authorities in Algeria say torrential downpours have killed at least 10 people and ruined hundreds of homes. A mother and her infant daughter are also missing.The country's meteorological service had warned about strong thunderstorms across the country from Saturday into Sunday.The civil protection authority said in a statement October 8, 2011: "HAIKOU, China, Oct. 8 (UPI) -- Heavy rains in China have flooded 57 villages and brought water levels in six reservoirs in Haikou to dangerously high levels.More than 5,000 people have been evacuated from the affected villages to schools and other temporary housing, Xinhua reported Friday.Haikou, the capital of China's island province October 2, 2011: "TYPHOON Nalgae lashed The Philippines yesterday, killing one person and bringing fresh misery for more than a million people trapped by earlier storm floods. Nalgae swept out into the South China Sea after a six-hour daytime rampage on the main island of Luzon, but disaster management chief Benito Ramos said millions of people remained in October 2, 2011: Concerned over the devastation caused by floods in Orissa, Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has donated Rs10 lakh to the state government.In a condolence letter sent to Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Thursday, the Dalai Lama expressed sadness over the loss of lives and devastation caused by the natural calamity."I am saddened to know that September 1, 2011: "Dar Al Salaam Over 600 households have been affected by floods that hit several towns of North Darfur on Thursday.Seven schools were partially destroyed and most of the latrines were completely washed away in the floods. The United Nations-Africa Union joint mission in Darfur (UNAMID) conducted an assessment in Dar al Salaam and September 8, 2011:"Heavy rains lashed Saurashtra and Kutch region on Tuesday with Kalyanpur taluka in Jamnagar district receiving 298 mm rainfall in a single day. If this was not enough, Sani dam in same taluka started leaking after one of the sluice gate was damaged. Nearly 10,000 cusec water is coming out of the dam due to the leak and nine villages September 8, 2011: "A major road linking DR Congo and Koboko District has been rendered impassable by the floods, bringing business to a standstill.Officials fear that this will degenerate into dire humanitarian situation as hundreds of people are homeless after floods washed away their huts.Apa Bridge, located at another porous border between the two September 1, 2011: "DAKAR (AlertNet) - More than 13,000 people have been hit by floods in Niger, the U.N. Office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs (OCHA) has said in a statement. Heavy rains in the West African nation destroyed nearly a thousand houses, flooded fields, killed five people and washed away livestock in August. Although there is the August 28, 2011: "Dangerous, damaging floodwaters emerged Sunday night as one of the biggest threats from Irene, which impacted millions with its strong winds and drenching rains over its three-day run up the East Coast. The storm, which was a hurricane for days before weakening to tropical storm status earlier Sunday, was blamed for at least 19 deaths across September 1, 2011: " Abuja, Sep 1 (Prensa Latina) At least 150 people died in stormy rain and fast floods resulting from overflown rivers and dams, while 1,500 people have been evacuated south western Nigeria.Red Cross official Tunde Abediyi reported Friday Ibadan, capital of Oyo, has suffered the worst damages, and blamed the destruction of numerous houses to August 28, 2011: "Islamabad - The death toll in flash floods that hit a remote valley in Pakistan's north-western province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has risen to 71, a government official said Friday. vy monsoon rains triggered the floods Thursday in the mountainous Kohistan district, located 180 kilometres north of Islamabad. The Kandia River washed away August 17, 2011: "(IANS) Over 3.8 million people have been affected by a recent wave of rain storms and floods that hit various parts of China and left at least 10 people dead, Xinhua reported quoting statistics released Wednesday.Since Saturday, rain storms, floods and landslides have hit 138 counties of 61 cities in 16 provincial regions, including Beijing, northern

October 2, 2011: "Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The death toll continues to rise from devastating flooding in southeastern Pakistan, with authorities saying Friday that 107 children are among the 434 people killed.Roughly 660,000 people are living in refugee camps in the wake of high waters that have wrought havoc for several weeks, Pakistan's national disaster August 19, 2011: "The flash floods triggered by swirling waters of Gai-Nadi and Jiadhal rivers have left a trail of devastation in Dhemaji district of eastern Assam. The floods claimed at least five lives in the district as per bodies recovered so far, while thousands have been rendered homeless. Several persons have remained untraced so far. At least seven deaths have been August 19, 2011: "MORE than 100 families have been displaced in Kisumu Town East constituency following flash floods.The residents Kolwa East Ward had their houses destroyed and belongings swept away by floods following a heavy downpour. The displaced are now camping at Bungu Primary School. Jerusha Awino said they have been residing at the school October 2, 2011: "The flood situation today worsened in three districts of Bihar where the toll rose to 98 after two more deaths, official sources said.The deceased drowned in flood waters at Kamtaul and Brahmpur in Darbhanga district, official sources said.Of the 98 deaths, 14 were reported from Bhagalpur, 12 from Bhojpur, 10 from Samastipur, 9 from Saharsa and 11 from November 14, 2011: "The death toll from weeks of severe flooding in Vietnam has climbed to 100, the government has said, as a fresh deluge in central provinces prompted the evacuation of about 30,000 people.The latest victims, 17 adults and five children, were killed when floods triggered by torrential rain swamped four central provinces in recent days, the national flood August 23, 2011: "DHAKA (AFP) - Floods in southwest Bangladesh have inundated vast swathes of farmland, affecting nearly a million people, many of whom are stranded on embankments with no food or shelter, officials said Tuesday.Heavy monsoon rains in recent days have caused at least five rivers to burst their banks, flooding more than 1,000 square August 5, 2011: "ASADABAD, AFGHANISTAN (BNO NEWS) Seasonal floods in northeastern Afghanistan have left at least six people killed and several more missing, local media reported on Friday.The Pajhwok Afghan News (PAN) agency reported that the floods in eastern Kunar province, which borders with Pakistan, left two people killed in Sandari. Two December 14, 2011: "BANGKOK - The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department reported on Wednesday that floods still prevail in nine provinces in central region while the accumulated nationwide flood toll now reaches 708 deaths with three people missing.A total of 3,652 villages in 80 districts of nine provinces in the central part of the country -- Bangkok, Ang August 9, 2011: "(Reuters) - Flash floods in Charlotte, North Carolina, damaged nearly 100 homes and left two people dead in apparent drownings, officials said on Sunday.The American Red Cross said volunteers staffed a shelter for two nights for residents forced from their homes by several hours of heavy rains and flash floods on Friday.Relief officials, who August 7, 2011: "Though it fell apart in the high mountains, Tropical Storm Emilys passage across the island of Hispaniola proved deadly and destructive but not as devastating as feared.Authorities were still surveying damage Friday but the toll appeared heaviest in the Dominican Republic, where three deaths were reported, all from drowning. Nearly 7,000 August 7, 2011: "Floods devastate N. Korean province: Red Cross SEOUL, South Korea -More than 4,700 homes in one North Korean province were destroyed or damaged by extensive flooding spawned by torrential rains in late July, according to a Red Cross report. The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies also said that more July 24, 2011: "Nearly 20,000 people have been driven from their homes after heavy rain caused flooding in southern Brazil.The Civil Defence Department of the state of Rio Grande do Sul said heavy downpours over the past three days had forced 19,363 people to seek shelter with relatives and friends or in schools and gymnasiums.A 41-year-old man drowned when he August 17, 2011: "Flood situation in Uttar Pradesh continues to be grim after Nepal released water from Banbasa dam on Indo-Nepal border while road link between New Delhi and Lucknow was disrupted for the second day today.With reports of nine people, four in Gonda and five in Hardoi, dying in floods, the death toll in the recent floods and rains related death July 29, 2011: "Koforidua, July 29, GNA - Dr Kwasi Akyem Apea-Kubi, the Eastern Regional Minister, said on Thursday that so far, a total of six persons had been confirmed dead from the recent floods that hit some parts of the region.He said a total of 12,571 persons had been displaced whereas an estimated total of 450,000 property were reported lost from the 10 July 29, 2011: "COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh, July 29 (UNHCR) - The UN refugee agency has distributed aid to hundreds of villagers displaced by floods in the Cox's Bazar region of Bangladesh earlier this month.In response to an appeal from the local branch of the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society, UNHCR has since last weekend provided 10,000 items of July 16, 2011: "BEIJING, CHINA : At least six people have been killed and around 1.57 million others have been affected by torrential rains and landslides in the southern region of China, officials said on Saturday.The National Commission for Disaster Reduction said eight provincial-level regions have been affected since the heavy rainfall began last Monday, the

July 19, 2011: "The spokesman for Iran's Red Crescent Society's Relief and Rescue Organization said that flood claimed the lives of three people in Northwestern Iran, the semiofficial Fars news agency reported on Monday.Three people lost their lives in flash floods that swamped parts of West Azerbaijan province, Hossein Derakhshan said on Sunday.The flood July 19, 2011: "Floods and mudslides triggered by heavy rain in Brazil's northeastern region since weekend have killed 10 people, local authorities said on Monday.Nine deaths were reported in Pernambuco state, while in Paraiba a 2-month-old baby was buried in mudslides and two adults remained missing.In Pernambuco, a total of 342 families were left homeless August 8, 2011: "The July 10, 2011 heavy rain has come and gone leaving behind loss of billions worth of property, death and soil erosion. The heavy rain affected Lagos, Ogun and Oyo states.Residents of Benin City, Edo State are no strangers to flooding as it is commonplace that heavy rainfall comes with flood. Flood also affected some parts of Taraba July 2, 2011: "Kathmandu, July 2 (IANS) A newborn child and its mother, and a father and his two teenaged children, were among the 15 people killed in Nepal in two days as floods and landslides played havoc with the start of a vigorous monsoon.Three children were killed in Accham district in western Nepal Saturday, taking the toll to 15 amidst growing reports of July 3, 2011: "Tropical storm Arlene has killed at least 11 people and forced nearly 300,000 others to flee their homes in Mexico.Torrential rain caused flash flooding and landslides in parts of the country, with the situation worsened by rivers that burst their banks"" Mexican authorities confirmed 11 deaths from Arlene and floods, mudslides and overflowing rivers in July 4, 2011: "SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - Several days of heavy rain sent rivers higher Monday across much of the Caribbean, destroying houses, setting off landslides and forcing thousands of people to leave their homes. The storm has been blamed for four deaths in the region, officials said Monday.There were reports of severe flooding in the Dominican July 19, 2011: "Guwahati, Jul 19: The flood situation in northern Assam and other parts worsened as rising water levels of the rivers breached several embankments and inundated new areas since yesterday.The national highway 52, running through northern Assam, has been overtopped at several places, including at Dhemaji, Lakhimpur and Sonitpur districts.An July 6, 2011: "Over half a million people have been affected by floods in Bihar, with thousands forced to flee their homes, reviving fears of the 2008 devastation, officials said Wednesday.The flooding has enveloped parts of West Champaran, Gopalganj, Saharsa, Muzaffarpur and Araria districts following heavy rains in the state and in the areas closer to June 29, 2011: "FL-2011-000072-LAO Flood,Lao, P Dem Rep: On 24-25 june 2011, Haima Tropical Storm Caused heavy rain falls and strong wind, wich resulted in flood and flash flood in 4 provinces ( Xiengkoung, Viengtian, Boolikhamxay, Xayaboury Provinces)based on the preliminary provincial report. Currently PDMC are Collecting Dammage Data"Six people have June 29, 2011: "Water from the rising Souris River floods a neighborhood on June 24, 2011 in Minot, North Dakota. Residents of Minot are scrambling to fight back rising water from the Souris which has flooded an estimated 4,000 homes in the city and forced a quarter of the city's resident to evacuate. The river is expected to crest late tonight or early Sunday morning. June 29, 2011: "Currently, emergency services are battling flooding in Khabarovsk region, where the Kiya and Khor rivers have broken their banks due to heavy rain last weekend and inundated the Lazo area.The flooding has hit vegetable gardens and houses in the villages of Ekaterinoslavka, Khor, Pereyaslavka and Georgievka."In the Khabarovsk Territory in June 29, 2011: "TWENTY FIVE people were killed and up to 15 others were missing as a flash flood triggered by heavy rains devastated a riverside community in the Philippines, rescuers said today. The downpour drenched large parts of Davao city on the southern island of Mindanao last night, causing the Matina river to rise and flood its banks, officials said."Davao June 21, 2011: "The Associated PressGENEVA - The United Nations says flooding around the Ivory Coast's commercial capital is threatening at least 27,646 people, and dozens of cholera cases have been reported.The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said Tuesday that U.N., Red Cross and government officials are trying to find ways to relocate June 21, 2011: "Heavy rains have battered northwest China's Gansu Province since June 15, triggering floods that have affected over 19,000 people and toppled 474 homes so far, the provincial Department of Civil Affairs said on Monday.A total of 19,742 residents from 19 towns have been affected, with 351 people evacuated from their homes. More than 5,000 hectares of June 21, 2011: "PAKISTAN - Almost a year after unprecedented flooding devastated the greater part of Pakistan, villages in Ghotki district in the southern province of Sindh are being inundated with rising river water as glaciers and snow melt in the mountainous north, accompanied by the heaviest June rains in the last 30 years.On the sandy plains of Sindh in June 20, 2011: "Tbilisi/Moscow - Flooding and landslides caused by severe rains have killed four people and blocked one of Georgia's most important highways, a government official said Monday. All four victims had reportedly been in a roadside cafe swept into the river. Two more people were missing. Storms in central Georgia caused the river Mtiskhevi to overflow its

June 20, 2011: "Balasore: At least five people have been killed in rain and flood related accidents, and at least six panchayats have been hit in the last 24 hours, after flash floods in Orissa's Balasore district.The flash floods were triggered by very heavy rainfall following the deep depression over the Bay of Bengal. The collapse of a bridge due to high floods in the June 17, 2011: "More than 10,000 people remain isolated by floodwaters across the mid-north coast of New South Wales.Several days of wild weather earlier this week brought flooding and storm damage across a huge area between Grafton and the Upper Hunter.Most rivers peaked on Wednesday night but an estimated 14,000 people are still cut off.Peter Floyd from the State June 13, 2011: "Torrential rains combined with melting snow have caused devastating floods across central Norway, washing away several houses and roads and causing landslides. Spokesman Morten Harangen at the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning says the northern part of the country has also been affected, but is more due to high June 13, 2011: "A devastating floods has hit Colombia over the weekend where almost three million people were affected.Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he was deeply moved by the devastation he saw when he flew over the flood-affected areas of Colombia at the weekend and expressed the United Nations readiness to help the Government to continue providing June 20, 2011: "At least 175 people have died from flooding this month in southern and eastern China, the country's Ministry of Civil Affairs said Monday.Another 86 people are missing from the flooding that began with rainfall on June 3. The ministry said 13 provinces have been affected, more than 1.6 million people have been evacuated, and the direct June 19, 2011: "10 drown in floods in southern Philippines. Manila dpa - Ten people drowned in floods brought about by more than two weeks of rain in the southern Philippines, officials said Saturday. Benito Ramos, administrator of the Office of Civil Defence (OCD), said more than 650,000 people were affected by floods in the provinces of Davao del Norte, Bukidnon, June 5, 2011: "The rural municipality of Siglunes, on Lake Manitoba, says it is facing a crisis as water continues to rise."The R.M. of Siglunes is in a desperate situation," officials said in a news release issued Saturday afternoon. "Residents must take action to protect their homes and recreational properties."The R.M. is in the Ashern, Man., area of the province, on the east June 5, 2011: "Four people have been killed by floods that swept southern Algeria, the Civil Protection Department said on Saturday.The source specified that three brothers died inside a car which was swept away by floods on Friday night, while attempting to cross El-Had River in the town of Ain Larak in El Bayadh province, some 500 km southwest capital Algiers.The June 9, 2011: "Heavy rain hammered southern Haiti for a seventh straight day Tuesday, triggering floods and mudslides and causing houses and shanties in the capital to collapse. The official death toll was 23 but could rise as remnants of the storm lingered. Haitian authorities listed six people as missing. Runoff from the rain sent rivers surging and flooded June 6, 2011: "KOTTAYAM: Large areas in the western part of Kottayam district became inundated on Sunday on account of increased flow of water from the high range areas, though the district experienced a relatively dry spell, barring isolated rain during the day.According to district authorities, so far, four lives have been lost in the monsoon fury during the past one June 29, 2011: "Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad said Monday he plans to ask President Obama to visit western Iowa when the two were to meet today in Bettendorf where the president plans to speak on economic issues.I think the president would have been wiser to come to western Iowa than eastern Iowa, said Branstad, after taking a tour of the levees in Council Bluffs.He May 24, 2011: "BELGRADE, Serbia - A town in southwestern Serbia has declared a state of emergency after overflowing rivers flooded hundreds of houses.Authorities in Novi Pazar say that the water has reached densely populated areas, flooding about 500 homes and threatening 1,000.Local official Harudin Hajrovic said Tuesday emergency troops will try to June 18, 2011: "BILLINGS, Mont. Montana's request for a presidential disaster declaration was approved by federal officials Friday following flooding that has caused at least $8.6 million in damage.The declaration makes the state eligible for federal assistance to repair and replace damaged roads, bridges and other infrastructure washed out by weeks of high water.It also June 5, 2011: "SAINT-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU, Que. -; Quebec's once-in-a-century floods that have forced hundreds from their homes are transforming some regional hotels into two-and-ahalf star displaced-person camps. For over a month, citizens of the Richelieu River basin have watched as fishy, contaminated flood waters gurgled into their living rooms. And in the near May 9, 2011: "Tropical storm, flash floods kill 17 people in Philippines Northern villages were warned Monday to be on guard for landslides and flash floods caused by a tropical storm that carved a deadly path across the Philippines.Tropical Storm Aere slammed the eastern province of Catanduanes on Sunday, triggering landslides, roughing up Manila Bay and rattling May 10, 2011: "Brazil's Pernambuco region, famous for its almost 120 miles of beautiful beaches, is also known for its pounding rains that are currently causing havoc in the region. Severe flooding in the state of Pernambuco over the past few days has caused 51 cities to declare a state of emergency, and 18 cities are in a state of calamity, according to the

May 19, 2011: "AMELIA, La. (AP) - The oil-and-seafood hub of Morgan City has been hit by one disaster after another, from hurricanes to the BP oil spill. The latest trouble involves a deluge of water that was diverted from the Mississippi River and is headed toward the town of about 12,000 people.The Army Corps of Engineers, desperate to save Baton Rouge and New April 24, 2011: "Kupang, E Nusa Tenggara (ANTARA News) - Some 1,800 flood victims in Belu district, East Nusa Tenggara province, have been evacuated from Malaka Barat substrict to Weliman subdistrict to facilitate relief aid distribution, a spokesman said."The evacuation is merely intended to ensure smooth communication and facilitate distribution of relief aid among April 24, 2011: "CARACAS At least six children were killed and three adults were reported missing in northwestern Venezuela Saturday following flash floods caused by torrential rains.Yaracuy state governor Julio Leon told local television all victims lived in the town of Bolivar and belonged to the same family, which was apparently enjoying a picnic in a gully May 19, 2011: "Colombia is facing the worst natural disaster in its history as heavy rain and floods continue to cause widespread damage in the north of the country." April 19, 2011: "10:41PM BST 19 Apr 2011 Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos warned: There are going to be a lot of needy people, there has never been a tragedy of this scale in our history. April 25, 2011: "BRASILIA, BRAZIL (BNO NEWS) -- At least 12 people have been killed in southern Brazil after heavy rains triggered landslides and floods, the state-run Agencia Brasil reported Sunday. According to Civil defense officials, torrential rains have affected nearly 36,500 people in ten cities in recent days. Since the beginning of the month, 23 municipalities April 25, 2011: "A total of five children were killed by floods coming from the Iraqi borders towards villages in Hasakah province in northeast Syria, Syria's state-run news agency reported Sunday. SANA reported that the five victims were from the same family and aged between five to nine years old, adding that rescuers have found the bodies of three children May 12, 2011: "Kilombero More than 9,000 people in Mbingu Ward in Kilombero District, Morogoro Region, have been made homeless after their houses collapsed and others were submerged in floods caused by the ongoing rains.The heavy rains that started early this month have affected Mofu, Ikwambi, Mbingu, Igima and Mpofu villages in the ward.Overflowing rivers April 19, 2011: "A woman and two children attempting to cross the washed-out Kirby Avenue Bridge in Waynesboro were swept away by rushing water. Less than an hour later, police found the body of the woman who drowned in the rapids. They still haven't recovered the eightyear-old girl who is suspected to be dead.Police say a bystander was able to pull the other April 19, 2011: "Floods caused by melting snow and heavy rains started about two weeks ago in West Kazakhstan Oblast and have damaged thousands of private homes and commercial buildings. Local roads and highways are under water. The high waters also affected power supplies, telephone communications, and gas mains.At least two people have died, and more April 7, 2011: "At least 18 people have died in flooding in the Indonesian province of Papua.The flash flooding in the Paniai regency is reported to have destroyed many homes, and tens of thousands of residents have been forced to evacuate to higher ground, Radio New Zealand International reports.Philip Charlesworth, from the International Federation of the Red May 16, 2011 " Deliberate breach will eventually flood 180 square km..WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May 16 (Reuters) - Saturday's deliberate breach of a dike on Manitoba's Assiniboine River had caused floodwaters to surround only three homes by Monday as warm dry weather helped the Canadian Prairie province control the river's highest levels on record.The intentional breach April 15, 2011: "AN estimated 13 000 or more Caprivians are living in emergency camps after they were forced to flee their flooded homes.The number could rise to 20 000 as more people flee their homes and make their way towards tented flood shelters set up by Government and the Namibian Red Cross Society (NRCS).Kingsley Kwenani, the man in charge of disaster April 1, 2011: "KANGAR: The number of flood evacuees in Perlis rose by 198 to 4,230 overnight as floodwaters continued to rise in some areas, a spokesman of the state flood operations room said Friday. The evacuees, comprising 1,135 families, were being accommodated at 32 relief centres, he said. He also said that floodwaters rose in the April 1, 2011: "Medan, N Sumatra (ANTARA News) - Floods that have hit Medan since Thursday evening, reach a height of up to two meters and force hundreds of people to evacuate to safer areas. The floods were triggered by incessant heavy rains that have fallen since Thursday at around 1 pm until Friday at 4 am local time, Asrul, an Aur resident, said here April 9, 2011: "The death toll reached 59 Saturday from floods and mudslides in southern Thailand over two weeks that caused damage estimated at more than 300 million dollars, officials said. The Interior Ministry's disaster prevention and mitigation department said 26 people had died in Nakhon Si Thammarat province, 610 kilometres south of Bangkok. Twelve March 25, 2011: "Forty-seven more people were evacuated overnight in the flood-hit Kerian district in northern Perak, taking the total number of evacuees as of Friday to 406. The evacuees were from Kampung Matang Pasir, Kampung Tanjung Bugis, Kampung Parit Simpang Lima, Batu 37 and Batu 38 Jalan Keretapi, Kampung Parit Abu Hasan, Parit Haji

March 25, 2011: "LAUNCESTON tonight faces a 1-in-50 year flood.The South Esk peaked at Longford at 6pm and will help police decide within hours if or when Launceston residents will need to be evacuated.Northern District Commander Richard Cowling said residents would be advised tonight or tomorrow if evacuation is necessary.He said the river is expected to peak in March 16, 2011: "A collection of Aboriginal art and 45 homes have been destroyed by severe floods in Western Australia's east Kimberley region, where 217 people have been evacuated as water continues to rise.The Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) is reminding people to remain vigilant and patient after significant flooding struck several roads and bridges March 16, 2011: "Windhoek Thousands of people and livestock in the Caprivi Strip have had to be evacuated during as annual floodwaters rise in the Zambezi. However, loss of life has been kept to a minimum as informal warning systems prove to be effective.The flooding has affected villages and schools in the rural area. In recent weeks close to 4,000 people have March 18, 2011: "Brazil have forced about 31,000 people to leave their homes, authorities said Monday. Civil defense officials said more than 14,000 people have been driven from their homes in Santa Catarina State, about 10,000 in Parana State, and 6,000 in Espirito Santo. Parana officials said three people had died in landslides set off by the heavy rains that have March 18, 2011: "After leaving at least nine people dead and affecting more than 15,000 residents, flash floods and landslides continue to threaten parts of Visayas and Mindanao, state weather forecasters said Friday. Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) forecaster Gener Quitlong said the northeast monsoon is

March 11, 2011: "A magnitude 8.9 earthquake rocked Japan today, causing a 23-foot tsunami that's plowing a destructive path that has killed at least 300 people, washed away cars and bridges, and knocked out nuclear power plants. The death toll is expected to rise. It's still dark in Japan, but come daylight, people expect to find more bodies. Japanese officials have March 11, 2011: "A massive monsoon trough will continue to drench disaster-weary north Queensland communities over the weekend.Several communities on the Cassowary Coast remain cut off and required food drops on Friday.SES crews are helping flood-proof homes damaged by Cyclone Yasi last month.The townships of Taylors Beach, Lucinda and Halifax March 17, 2011: "The Mississippi River is on the rise. In fact, areas of Lake, Dyer, Lauderdale and Tipton counties are already under water.The flooding is forcing people out of their homes. "Some places are too shallow for a boat and too deep to drive through...its just a part of it," said Lauderdale county resident Glen Gatlin. Gatlin, who has lived in rural Lauderdale County March 11, 2011: "Sutrisno, the deputy head of the National Disaster Management Agency, said torrential downpours forced a river to burst its banks in a village in Aceh province late Thursday.He said more than 150 houses were destroyed in Tangse and five other villages.Twelve bodies have been pulled from the mud and the wreckage of crumpled homes. February 26, 2011: "Singaraja (ANTARA News) - Floods inundated 475 houses in three villages of Gerokgak subdistrict, Buleleng district, Bali province, from Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning. The three villages were Tinga-Tinga, Celukan Bawang, and Pengulon, Head of Buleleng district`s disaster management division, Nyoman Astasemadi, said here February 26, 2011: "An inter-institutional committee, presided over by leaders from the unions of Tr?pico de Cochabamba, came to the city of Chimor? to deliver provisions, water and dry goods to the approximately 2,800 families affected by floods in the tropics of Cochabamba. According to official sources, the committee has set up 6 tents for 164 citizens that were February 16, 2011: "Hundreds of people have been left homeless after floods ravage areas near Cusco...""Arequipa City region"

February 12, 2011: "JOHOR BARU: The number of flood evacuees in Johor dropped to 4,736 as at 8am Saturday after 459 people were allowed to return to their homes overnight. The state government official portal, www.johordt.gov.my, reported that the remaining evacuees were being accommodated at 19 relief centres in the districts of Batu Pahat, Segamat, Muar and February 12, 2011: "KABUL (NNI): The floods in western Herat province have killed six people and caused huge damages. A spokesman for Herat governor, Shafiq Behrozian said that hundreds of houses and thousands of hectares of agricultural lands have been destroyed by the floods. Aid efforts are already underway in may villages. It is said that Shindand and February 15, 2011: "(IRIN) - From a distance, the fields of maize that cover almost every hillside in Lesothos Thaba-Tseka District look green and lush. On closer inspection, the plants have a sickly yellowish hue and the heads of corn that should be ripening in time for the April harvest are nowhere to be seen. For most of the farmers in this remote, mountainous district,

February 4, 2011: "Digg (JOLO, Philippines) -; U.S. troops on a training mission in the Philippines lent their rubber boats Friday to help thousands of villagers escape waist-deep floodwaters that have inundated a southern island, killing at least five people. A weeklong downpour culminated in raging flash floods that surged through the streets of Jolo's coastal February 22, 2011: "The United Nations reports more people displaced by devastating floods in Sri Lanka are returning home now that the rains have stopped and the floodwaters are receding. Nevertheless, UN officials report hundreds of thousands of people are in dire straits and in urgent need of assistance.The devastating floods, which struck eastern Sri Lanka in

January 31, 2011: "KUALA LUMPUR: Two people have been killed and tens of thousands evacuated in floods that have hit parts of Malaysia after several days of continuous rain, reports said Monday.Two women were killed in separate incidents when their cars were swept away by floodwaters in southern Johor state on Sunday, according to state news agency January 28, 2011: "34,242 displaced by floods, landslides in Surigao Norte By MIKE U. CRISMUNDOJanuary 28, 2011, 7:23pmSURIGAO CITY, Philippines Massive flooding and some landslides caused by three days of heavy rains in Surigao del Norte have displaced 8,088 families or 34, 242 persons, with damage to infrastructure and agriculture running up, January 29, 2011: "Tropical cyclone Wilma lashed the top of New Zealand early Saturday, bringing widespread flooding and landslides which cut highways and power blackouts. The fire service in Auckland, the country's largest city, reported more than 400 emergency calls in the 11 hours to dawn, including one after a cliffside house collapsed onto a beach on Waiheke January 29, 2011: "JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia, Jan. 29 (UPI) -- At least 10 people died from flooding in the western Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah and three others were missing, officials said. Jeddah received 4 inches of rain in three hours Wednesday and video showed water carrying people and vehicles downstream, CNN report.... " January 18, 2011: "Thousands of houses in Pamanukan in Subang Regency, West Java, were hit by floods on Tuesday. Following the heavy rains the rivers Cigadung, Kalimati and Cipangaritan overflowed and the floodwaters inundated various areas in Pamanukan district, ... " January 9, 2011: "BERLIN Rivers in western Germany are overflowing their banks due to pouring rain and melting snow, flooding many roads and parts of several villages.Authorities in Rhineland-Palatinate, the worst-hit state, said Sunday the wine towns of Cochem and Zell along the Mosel River were partly inundated and dozens of basements had filled up with January 18, 2011: "China has decided to provide emergency humanitarian aid to Sri Lanka to help the flood-hit areas, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said Tuesday."China will offer emergency humanitarian aid worth 10 million yuan (about 1.52 million U.S. dollars) to Sri Lanka," Hong told a regular news briefing, adding that Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi January 28, 2011: JOHANNESBURG, South Africa South Africa is reeling from unusually heavy rainfall that has caused flooding in many parts of the country, wiping out crops in what is the continents main breadbasket.More than 120 people have been killed in the thunderstorms and flooding since mid-December, and some 20,000 people are in need of assistance. The January 17, 2010: (Reuters) - Dozens of flood survivors desperate for news of missing relatives lined up outside a morgue in the Brazilian town of Teresopolis on Saturday as criticism grew of authorities' response to one of the country's worst natural disasters.Nearly four days after rains sparked floods and massive landslides, officials in this scenic mountain January 18, 2011: "2 kids die as flashfloods hit Davao Sur STA. CRUZ, Davao del SurTwo siblings died when flashfloods swept this town starting late Monday. Sisters Ellen Mae Iligan, 13, and one-year old Ocel Nabia drowned when the Sibulan River overflowed and inundated their village of Astorga around 5 p.m., said Senior Superintendent Ronald dela Rosa, Davao January 26, 2011: "Police are asking sightseers to stay out of Victoria's flood-prone areas as waters continue to move towards the Murray River town of Swan Hill.The State Emergency Service (SES) said the floodwaters were moving at a rate of one to two kilometres a day, with Swan Hill expected to experience major flood levels on Friday or Saturday.Police have banned December 20, 2010: "Authorities say floods in Western Australia's Gascoyne region have caused widespread damage to crops and pastoral stations.A station owner at Mooloo Downs, more than 200 kilometres east of Carnarvon, expects to have lost a significant number of cattle. Jim Caunt says he has been isolated at the station's homestead since Friday night. December 24, 2010: "Leslie Constante burst into tears when she saw a red tag slapped on her parents' garage in Highland, deeming it unsafe to enter."My mom and dad worked so hard for this," said the 29-year-old pharmacy technician, wearing knee high rubber boots.She couldn't get inside to see how bad the damage was to Christmas presents and other belongings. Out

December 16, 2010: "Flooding forces hundreds of people from homes in eastern Quebec, MaritimesFlooding affected hundreds of residences, forcing residents out of their homes, as torrential rain continued Wednesday to pound eastern Quebec.Emergency measures have been implemented in the hardest hit area, around the city of Gaspe, which has received 150 December 10, 2010: "Severe rain and flooding forced hundreds from their homes in western Ukraine, the country's emergency situations ministry officials said Monday. The worst affected region was the Zakarpattia province. Rescue teams had evacuated more than 200 people, and a search was in progress for one driver whose lorry overturned in a rising stream, the Unian December 14, 2010: "PANAMA CITY, PANAMA : At least 10 people have died and thousands of people have been affected as heavy rains in Panama temporarily closed the country's canal and caused a devastating landslide, officials said Thursday.Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli confirmed that 8 people had been buried during a landslide in Portobelo, a small December 8, 2010: "Madrid/Lisbon - Rainstorms Wednesday sparked more flooding in southern Spain, where the storms have claimed at least two lives.Dozens of homes were evacuated overnight in Lora del Rio, near Seville, after the Guadalquivir river overflowed its banks, Spanish National Radio reported.Rescuers found the body of a nine-year-old boy who December 6, 2010: "Chennai: Heavy rains pounded Tamil Nadu for the second day on Monday, throwing normal life out of gear and leading to closure of educational institutions in many districts.Over 170 people have been killed in rain-related incidents across the state since the onset of the northeast monsoon in October, which is vigorous over Tamil Nadu and December 6, 2010: "A resident of the village of Pedini, near Ioannina in northwestern Greece, gestures at his flooded home on Saturday. Heavy rain over the weekend caused widespread flooding and damage in northern and western Greece. In the prefecture of Ioannina, many major roads were flooded and others cordoned off to motorists following landslides. The heavy December 6, 2010: "More than 12,000 people have now been moved from their homes in northwestern Albania following days of heavy rain.Interior Minister Lulzim Basha told the BBC that the country was experiencing its worst flooding in living memory. He said the situation around the town of Shkoder was "critical", with 14,000 hectares under water. Other Balkan countries December 2, 2010: "President Hugo Chavez says more than 30 people have been killed in floods and landslides in Venezuela, and he is pledging to speed construction of public housing to help thousands of evacuees.Speaking to evacuees on Thursday, Chavez said they would receive homes and vowed to accelerate construction of public housing projects in the Caracas November 30, 2010: " - At least 30 people have been killed in Morocco after heavy rain and floods, official sources said on Tuesday.The official MAP news agency said 24 people died when a bus carrying them was swept away by a flooding river in the Atlantic coastal town of Bouznika, south of the capital Rabat.Four people, including three from the same family, died December 20, 2010: "Emergency services were kept busy in southeast Queensland on Monday with more rescues in rising floodwaters.A teenager was rescued at Dalby west of Brisbane after clinging to a tree above raging floodwaters for more than four hours, during which a number of attempts to rescue him failed.Matt McKay, 17, was rescued by boat before November 29, 2010: "More than a month after the floods that heavily struck the central part of Vietnam, hundreds of thousands of residents are still suffering the consequences. Many of them have lost everything. Over 250,000 homes were under water and about 200 were destroyed.Thousands of families were forced to evacuate and are at least 143 people were December 19, 2010: "Heavy rains have continued to hit Colombia where two million people have been affected by widespread flooding.President Juan Manuel Santos said nearly 1m hectares (3,860 sq miles) of farmland were under water, describing the situation as a "great tragedy".Rain have been effecting the entire region, including Venezuela and Ecuador.Indeed, November 17, 2010: "Heavy flooding in Cornwall has forced the evacuation of hundreds of people, while many more are believed to be trapped in their homes.Some of the worst hit areas included Mevagissey, Lostwithiel, Launceston, Liskeard and Bude.David Cameron, the prime minister, promised help for the affected areas, but there are fears that the flooding November 11, 2010: "At least theree people have died after widespread flooding hit Belgium over the weekend. Although the weather situation is said to be easing, large parts of the country remain underwater.In the Dutch speaking northern region of Flanders, hundreds of people from a town close to Brussels were still unable to go back to their homes Monday November 11, 2010: "Mpraeso (ER), Nov. 10, GNA - Twenty communities along the Afram River in the Kwahu South District have been flooded with 312 houses destroyed, due to the swelling of the Volta Lake. More than 490 farmers with 2,179 dependants have been displaced while 617 acres of maize, cowpea and vegetable farms have been devastated, bringing a lot of November 11, 2010: "Heavy rains are continuing to fall across Italy causing some of the worst flooding in decades.Hardest hit yesterday was the southern province of Salerno where hundreds had to be evacuated from their homes after several rivers burst their banks. Half a million people are reported to be without drinking water.Since Monday numerous regions have

November 27, 2010: "53,407 persons belonging to 13,520 families are facing distress due to heavy rain and flooding affecting several Districts in the island. It has been reported that two people have died while another five have been seriously injured due to the severe weather conditions in the past few days.While a total of 61 houses have been completely destroyed November 4, 2010: "KUPANG: Fifteen people have been killed and one person is missing after flash floods in a village in eastern Indonesia, sending residents fleeing their homes, an official said Thursday.Toianas sub-district chief David Kase said the flash floods hit the village in East Nusa Tenggara province on Wednesday after an hour of intense rainfall."Fifteen people were November 5, 2010: "The number of flood evacuees in Kedah increased to 39,512 this morning compared to 32,990 last night as more areas are affected by the flood in the state.Although many flood victims in Padang Terap have been allowed to return home, the number of evacuees from Kubang Pasu, Kota Setar and Pendang continued to increase.There are now November 5, 2010: "LEOGANE, Haiti (AP) -- Hurricane Tomas flooded the earthquakeshattered remains of a Haitian town on Friday, forcing families who had already lost their homes in one disaster to flee another. In the country's capital, quake refugees resisted calls to abandon flimsy tarp and tent camps.Driving winds and storm surge battered Leogane, a November 5, 2010: "The flood relief effort in the Chad capital N'djamena includes water purification tablets, antibiotics and tents, but also hydraulic engineers and urban planning meetings. The worst floods in decades from an overflow of the River Chari have the government, NGOs and residents hammering out plans to avoid such disasters in future. November 5, 2010: "A landslide caused by heavy rain killed 17 people in Costa Rica on Thursday as President Laura Chinchilla considered declaring a national emergency to help the coffee-growing nation deal with widespread flooding.Chinchilla told reporters the death toll in the landslide just west of San Jose had risen to 17 people, but did not say how many others November 5, 2010: "HANOI - AT LEAST 18 people have died in the latest flooding to hit central Vietnam, the national flood and storm control department said on Friday.Another six people were missing, it said.Heavy rains which began one week ago have forced 35,000 people from their homes in the four south-central coastal provinces of Khanh Hoa, Phu Yen, November 5, 2010: "The death toll in landslides and flashfloods brought about by heavy rains in the northern Philippines has risen to nine, with one man missing, a government relief agency said Friday.The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said eight people were buried in landslides in the provinces of Isabela, Cagayan and Kalinga, while one man October 21, 2010: "Lopburi (Thailand): Devastating floods spreading from northeastern Thailand have left 17 people dead over the past two weeks as heavy rainfall has put entire villages underwater, destroyed crops and disrupted transportation and commerce.Thailand's relatively well organized government services appeared to have been caught by surprise and October 18, 2010: "More than 100,000 people were evacuated Sunday as China's southernmost island province, Hainan, experienced a new round of torrential rains after being hard-hit by flooding, according to China's state-run Xinhua news agency.More than 200 villages in the cities of Haikou, Wenchang and Qionghai have flooded, Sun Wei, deputy October 18, 2010: "Local authorities have declared Monday a day of mourning for 13 people who were killed and nine more who went missing after flooding in Russia's southern Krasnodar region, Russian English-language broadcaster Russia Today reported.The heavy rain caused two major rivers to burst their banks, completely swamping more than 20 villages. More than October 18, 2010: "Parts of New South Wales have been declared a disaster zone after heavy rain caused severe flooding. Hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes, and damage is so far put at tens of millions of dollars.The natural disaster declaration covers the areas of Wagga Wagga, Albury, Tumut, Tumbarumba and the greater Hume and Lockhart October 21, 2010: "Vietnam's central region is having a difficult time combating aftermath of the flood as it has been hit by two deluges since the beginning of this month.At least 46 people have been killed in central provinces in the past week, bringing the death toll from flood to 112 in October in central Vietnam, according to the Central Steering Committee for Flood and October 12, 2010: "Deadly storms have swept into the lower-lying coastal zone of Bangladesh.Thousands of people have been on the southern coast of the country with at least 15 people dead.40 fishermen have also gone missing in the storm surge that sent 1.5 metre high waves crashing into several towns and villages. 10,000 islanders around the city of Cox's October 12, 2010: "Storms have dumped tonnes of water on to southeast Queensland in the last three days, flooding low-lying areas and causing homes to be evacuated.Twenty Brisbane residences were evacuated, power lost to more than 20,000 homes and schools and roads closed as teeming rain and winds to 100km/hr swept across the southeast of the state, the October 18, 2010: "By Olasunkomi Akoni LAGOSTo prevent outbreak of epidemic following the heavy flooding of some parts of the state, Lagos State Government has intensified waste management strategy in the concerned areas.Therefore, Governor Babatunde Fashola is expected to declare open the fifth medical waste summit being organised in collaboration with

October 8, 2010: "The worst rainstorms in nearly 50 years have killed more than 150 people in southern China.Torrential rains lasting a week have also left more than 200,000 people homeless on the island of Hainan, according to reports." October 7, 2010: "200,000 affected by floods in Mexico Villahermosa (Mexico), Oct 6 : Some 200,000 people have been affected by floods in southeastern Mexico, authorities said.Floods triggered by heavy rains have devastated the Mexican state of Tabasco where some 200,000 people have been affected, officials said Tuesday. Thirteen of the state's 17 municipalities October 12, 2010: "HANOI (AlertNet) - Heavy flooding has killed 66 people and affected half a million across five provinces in central Vietnam, according to aid agencies.The United Nations' situation report published on Monday also said some 150,000 houses were flooded and over 2,000 have collapsed completely following rains that began on October 1.Five provinces were Octpber 7, 2010: "A navy warship arrived in a remote corner of eastern Indonesia carrying tents and medical supplies on Wednesday after flash floods and mudslides tore through mountainside villages, killing at least 75 people and leaving thousands homeless. The disaster in West Papua province -- triggered by days of torrential downpours -- submerged hundreds of September 30, 2010: "The death toll from floods and mudslides across Jamaica rose to five Thursday and was expected to increase further as searchers scoured muddy rivers and debrisclogged gullies for more victims of Tropical Storm Nicole.The latest death toll includes two men who died early in the day when a house in a hilly neighborhood above Kingston collapsed September 30, 2010: "A total of 123 families have been displaced by floods following heavy rains in Butaleja district during the past three days. The affected areas are Mazimansa, Himutu and Kachonga sub-counties. The displaced families have relocated to Doho and Haleba primary schools. According to the LC1 chairman of Kamwokya village in Kachonga sub-county, September 30, 2010: "Flash floods triggered by weeks of heavy rain across Thailand have killed two people and damaged farmland, according to a government-run disaster management office on Monday, forecasting further bad weather next month.Since the beginning of August, 922 villages in 16 provinces have been affected, mostly in the rural, September 28, 2010: "The Wisconsin River surged at record level in Portage in the south of Wisconsin on Monday morning and was not expected to recede below flood stage until Thursday morning, the National Weather Service reported.A handful of residents in the Blackhawk subdivision have evacuated their homes due to the threat posed by the flood September 28, 2010: "OAXACA, Mexico A hillside collapsed on a rural Mexican community on Tuesday and the region's governor said hundreds of people are feared dead.Oaxaca state Gov. Ulises Ruiz told the Televisa television network that the early morning landslide in the town Santa Maria de Tlahuitoltepec buried 100 to 300 houses and speculated that 500 to September 28, 2010: "Residents of B.C.'s Central Coast and northern Vancouver Island are bracing for more flooding as forecasters predict 40 to 70 millimetres of rain could fall across the region by Tuesday.A weekend deluge washed out roads and cut off several communities near Bella Coola and Port Hardy after more than 200 millimetres of rain fell on some coastal September 20, 2010: "Several districts in Kaohsiung and Pingtung have been immersed in flood waters in the aftermath of typhoon Fanapi, which left Taiwan around six in the evening Sept. 19, the local media reported Monday. Torrential rainfall brought by Fanapi resulted in floods in Nanzih, Zuoying, Gushan and Sanmin districts of Kaohsiung. The local government September 20, 2010: "PATNA: At least 25 north Bihar villages were flooded when waters from the Gandak river breached the makeshift embankment in the early hours of Sunday morning in the State's Gopalganj district.Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar held an emergency meeting in the morning with top officials of the Disaster and Flood Management Departments in the wake September 30, 2010" Lucknow: Nine more persons lost their lives in flood-related incidents in Uttar Pradesh, taking the toll in the State for this season to 429, officials said on Thursday.Nine deaths have been reported from different parts of the State since Wednesday and 129 more villages inundated by the flood waters, said a spokesman of the Relief September 17, 2010: " SIRAJGANJ, 17 September 2010 (IRIN) - As late monsoon rains continue to swell Bangladeshi rivers, floodwaters have forced more than 140,000 people to flee their homes and destroyed some 40,000 hectares of farmland, officials say. There is kneedeep water in my house. The hearth is full with floodwater. My family did not receive any relief September 28, 2010: "The insects were biting me as I cut," said Gudinchin, a 50-year-old man who uses his village's name as his surname, which is customary. "It was pain in addition to the pain of losing the crop."Flood waters that rushed through his home in rural Jigawa state now cover about 34 square miles (55 square kilometers) of farmland there. As the bright sun begins September 12, 2010: "CNN) -- Some 70,000 people have been left homeless by flooding triggered by heavy rains in the central African nation of Chad, the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said Sunday.Twenty-four people have been killed and 29 others injured, said Ute Kollies, head of the office's branch in Chad. Forty-six others have died

September 10, 2010: "At least one person was killed and 30,000 displaced in flash floods triggered by heavy rains in Assam's Lakhimpur district. A vast stretch of the internationallyfamed Kaziranga National Park has been inundated, officials said Friday.A government spokesperson said floodwaters of Drupang and Sessa rivers, both tributaries of the September 10, 2010: "Flood situation in Punjab [ Images ] and Haryana remained grim on Friday with Yamuna and other major rivers in the region flowing above the danger level and inundating over 80 villages in Yamunanagar and other districts.Army and civil administration personnel along with teams of National Disaster Management and NGOs are engaged in relief September 15, 2010 (last update): "AUSTIN, Texas The death toll from flooding caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine (hur-MEEN') has reached eight after two more bodies were found in Texas.One body was identified Tuesday as that of 51-year-old Jennifer Ring of Austin. The mother of two children had been missing since swift water swept her sport utility September 18, 2010: "With nearly 700,000 cusecs of water being discharged into the Yamuna river from the Hathni Kund barrage in Haryana, a flood threat loomed large over various districts of the state and the national capital, where the river was flowing over the danger mark Sunday evening.Heavy rainfall in the catchment areas of Uttrakhand resulted in the heavy September 4, 2010: "FL-2010-000176-MRTFlood,Mauritania: Torrential rain from 19 to 21 August 2010 led to the flooding of 8 regions affecting 38 communities. The collapse of houses has led to the displacement of over 1,000 families September 15, 2010 (last update): "Water along the Murray River is still rising, with the weather bureau forecasting that they will peak on Friday or Saturday. A minor flood warning for the river downstream of Tocumwal still stands, with the SES warning that three to five houses in the Echuca-Moama area are under threat. But SES spokesman Lachlan Quick said flooding October 6, 2010:Mexico declared 15 more municipalities disaster areas as the country deals with major flooding caused by tropical cyclones that recently battered the area, according to state mediaThe new announcement Friday makes a total of 35 areas that have been given the disaster designation, state-run Notimex news agency said.Video footage shows entire August 2, 2010: "Some 89,000 people have so far been affected by the floods which swamped south Sudan's state of Northern Bahr el Ghazal over the past month, according to an ongoing assessment carried out by a composite crisis management team covering affected areas. Speaking to Sudan Tribune from the town of Aweil, the provincial capital of Northern Bahr el August 1, 2010: "Mercy Corps will provide nearly five tons of essential medicines and medical supplies to forestall water-borne diseases and treat affected populations. This assistance, which will reach approximately 100,000 people, is funded by the USAID's Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance and private donors. Mercy Corps is coordinating with partner agencies August 1, 2010: "Wednesday, 01 September 2010 21:56 Mizzima News .Rangoon (Mizzima) Torrential rain and resultant flooding has forced thousands of people from their homes in the Lower Burma city of Pegu and surrounding districts, residents said. Some residents added that junta authorities had done nothing to help the displaced taking refuge in September 9, 2010: "Already stricken by a severe food crisis brought on by a prolonged drought, the people of Niger have now to contend with floods which have affected more than 200,000 people, the United Nations said on Friday.The floods, the result of heavy rainfall, have exacerbated the misery of people who had already lost their livelihoods to the drought. Many August 11, 2010: "A teenage girl died Wednesday when raging floodwaters swept three cars off a road near Des Moines, and hundreds had to evacuate their homes as widespread flooding struck Iowa after three nights of rain.In Ames, flooding contributed to a water main break that forced the city to shut off water to its roughly 55,000 residents and left Iowa State August 8, 2010: "Floods caused by torrential rain have washed away homes, roads, railways and farmland in North Korea, state media said on Sunday, without giving a casualty toll."Water damage restoration work is underway in... areas struck by continuing torrential rain," the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported, adding authorities were holding emergency meetings on aid for those affected.The agency said work was underway to rebuild flood-hit homes, public buildings, bridges and roads.Workers in the eastern province of South August 11, 2010: " A handout picture released by the Indian army shows an aerial view of the flood-affected areas of Leh, 443 km (275 miles) east of Srinagar. Heavy rainfall was hampering rescue and relief efforts in Ladakh on Saturday, the army said, after flash floods killed at least 113 people. Scores of people were missing, and some foreign tourists were also believed to August 11, 2010: "ZHOUQU, China (AP) Heavy rains on Wednesday lashed a remote section of northwestern China where weekend flooding killed at least 702 people, as hopes of finding more survivors faded and crews worked to stave off outbreaks of disease.More than 1,000 people were still listed as missing in the disaster, with mud, stones and debris covering August 8, 2010: "Heavy rain in central Europe has caused floods which killed at least seven people, cut off towns and forced the evacuation of residents from submerged villages by helicopter, authorities and local media said on Saturday.The Polish town of Bogatynia was cut off after a river overflowed its banks, covering the main bridge leading into the town and

August 2, 2010: "Flash floods in Afghanistan have killed at least 65 people and affected more than 1,000 families, the national disaster authority chief told AFP Saturday. Rescue teams in the northeast of the country are still struggling to reach areas cut off by flooded roads and the threat of insurgent attacks, said Abdul Matin Edrok, head of the Afghanistan National Disaster November 7, 2010: " Hope and surprises amid Pakistan horror Three months after the historic flooding, 7 million people remain homeless.Villagers cross the Swat River on a makeshift bridge in Kalam in Pakistan's Swat Valley on Nov. 1. The floods that swept through the country began in the northwestern Swat Valley and were at their most ferocious. Only one of 51 July 25, 2010: "At least 20,000 people are homeless and one man is dead after devastating floods in Burkina Faso this week, according to the government.The man died while trying to save someone else, Prime Minister Tertius Zongo announced after an emergency meeting on Saturday.Officials say that the figures are "provisional", with several villages in the east of the July 25, 2010: "Fourteen people have been killed in flash floods in Saudi Arabia.The floods also took another person away when they hit several mountainous districts of southern Saudi Arabia. He is still missing.After days of heavy rain in , the country's civil defence members have taken over to rescue people and recover bodies.They have also supplied food, water, and July 25, 2010: "HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnam's government says floods and landslides triggered by remnants of Typhoon Chanthu killed eight people and left two others missing in the north.The national floods and storms control department said on its website Sunday seven people, including a 3-year-old girl, died in Ha Giang province, and a 2-year-old girl was swept August 2, 2010: "Korean Ethnic Village," attracts thousands of tourists every year. It lies in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture on China's border with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK). More than 90 percent of the villagers are of Korean ethnicity.On Monday, flood waters had largely retreated, however road traffic to the village was still paralyzed."Not a single villager died in the floods, as village leaders, after receiving the flood July 25, 2010: "Overflowing river submerges 3,000 houses, kills two Floodwaters from overflowing Satui River in South Kalimantan have submerged at least 3,000 houses in the neighboring regencies of Tanah Laut and Tanah Bumbu over the last two days.The local social service agency received reports from local people on Saturday that two residents of Sungai July 25, 2010: Kathmandu, Jul 25 (PTI) At least 12 people have died in various districts of Nepal due to floods and landslides over the past 24 hours, officials said.Five teenagers died yesterday in southern Nepal's Sunsari district as they got drowned in a pond.Similarly, floods and landslides claimed the lives two people in Rupandehi district and one each in Jhapa, July 25, 2010: "Warning sirens are blowing in the small eastern Iowa town of Hopkinton as water continues to flow through a dam on Lake Delhi.Torrential rains have been causing the lake to rise in recent days. Floodwaters from the Maquoketa River have eaten a 30-foot-wide gap into the earthen dam. The lake's level has now dropped as much as 45 feet, with water July 23, 2010: "Typhoon Chanthu, reported to be one of the worst storms to strike Hong Kong in 30 years, flooded 3,000 homes yesterday and is now moving across southeast China. At least one person was killed in the flooding. Torrential rains slammed Hong Kong yesterday, washing away a man and flooding villages, just a couple of hours after the Hong Kong July 23, 2010: "Quetta, Pakistan (AHN) - At least 60 people were killed by flash floods triggered by heavy rains in the countrys southwestern Balochistan province, officials confirmed on Friday.Fifty-five people in Barkhan district and five others died in Sidi district, Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) Director General Hasan Baloch reportedly July 15, 2010: "Laguna province was placed under a state of calamity after most of its towns were hit by floods caused by tropical cyclone "Basyang" (Conson).Governor Emilio Ramon Ejercito said the provincial government was forced to declare a state of calamity because 27 out of its 30 towns had been flooded."Nag-declare tayo ng state of calamity kahapon ... July 15, 2010: "Sanaa (Yemen), July 15 (DPA) At least 15 people were killed after torrential rainfall triggered flooding and landslides in different parts of northwest Yemen Wednesday, police said.They said seven people died after floods swept away the car in which they were travelling in the Mashanna district of Ibb province, about 180 km south of the capital July 15, 2010: "NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico, July 14 (Reuters) - Thousands of U.S. and Mexican trucks hauling goods across the border were backed up on Wednesday after severe flooding blocked a key trade route in northern Mexico, truckers and authorities said.Some 11,000 trucks were stuck between the Mexican border cities of Nuevo Laredo and Monterrey and the Texan August 11, 2010: "Heavy rain and floods across Sudan have driven thousands from their homes in July. The hardest hit are Red Sea state in eastern Sudan and Jonglei state in Southern Sudan where more than 10,000 have been left homeless. Some of the affected areas are inaccessible because of the flooded roads.The rain destroyed newly cultivated July 14, 2010: "Thousands of people in Bihar fled their homes Wednesday as floodwaters entered over 100 villages and threatened to inundate many others.Nearly 100 villages in Aurai, Katra and Gaighat blocks of Muzaffarpur have been inundated since Monday. Water also entered dozens of villages in Bagaha district after levels rose in all the major rivers following

July 14, 2010: "NANCHANG - More than 10,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes in east China's Jiangxi Province Wednesday morning after heavy rainfalls triggered flash floods and overtopping of three reservoirs, flood control authorities said. The intense rainfall hit the province's northern areas early Wednesday, triggering flash floods and swollen July 13, 2010: "Downpours continued in wide areas of Japan on Tuesday due to the rainy season front, with some areas in northern Kyushu experiencing record-high rainfall. The Japan Meteorological Agency warned of extremely heavy downpours in northern Kyushu and of landslides and flooding in western and eastern Japan. In Imari, Saga Prefecture, northern July 13, 2010: "Over 600,000 river island residents have been marooned and thousands of hectares of crops destroyed due to heavy monsoon flooding in Bangladesh. Heavy monsoon rains throughout the Himalayan region tend to cause rivers flowing southwards into low-lying Bangladesh to overflow. The flood situation is not improving. However, we are doing July 15, 2010: " Beijing - Chinese government experts fear that "massive flooding" could hit central areas along the Yangtze river in the next few weeks, state media reported on Thursday, as authorities said floods had already left some 600 dead and 200 missing this year.The continuation of the heavy rain battering much of southern China could result in "massive July 12, 2010: "JEDDAH: Seven people died and three are missing as a result of heavy floods caused by torrential rains in Najran, Laith, Qunfuda and Jazan, according to Maj. Abdullah AlHarithy, spokesman for the Civil Defense.He said his officers had rescued 85 people marooned by floodwaters. Our department had cautioned the public against rains and floods. July 13, 2010: "A flash flood washed through a mountain town in southwest China early today, killing three people and leaving at least 50 missing, while crews raced to drain a reservoir in another part of the country following heavy summer rains.Rescuers tried to locate the 56 missing people in Xiaohe town after the deluge swept through around 4am, the state-run China July 7, 2010: "CHISINAU, Moldova - Moldovan officials say over 2,000 people have been evacuated after the river Prut on the western border overflowed its banks.In the village of Nemteni, about 100 houses were destroyed by the flooding. The mayor Gheorghe Mardari says the situation is "critical."Emergency workers are trying to build a new dike to protect the July 14, 2010: "With the onset of monsoon, rain-fed rivers are wreaking havoc in Jhapa district, inundating 1,200 houses so far and rendering thousands shelterless. Police teams have been put on high alert to provide emergency aid to flood victims, said Rabindra Sharma, Superintendent of Police at the Jhapa District Police Office. Biring, Kamal and Ratuwakhola July 5, 2010: "Rescuers used canoes and front-end loaders following heavy rain and widespread street flooding Thursday night in Yorkton, Sask.About 100 families were forced from their homes when water poured into their basements. More left their houses Friday morning and sought shelter.Mayor James Wilson said a state of local emergency has been July 1, 2010: "Russia sent humanitarian aid to Ukraine on Friday to help it deal with the consequences of severe flooding in its western regions, the Russian Emergencies Ministry said."A second IL-76 transport plane took of from Ramenskoye airfield [Moscow Region ] for Ivano-Frankovsk [western Ukraine] at 09.00 Moscow time," a spokeswoman for the July 7, 2010: " border city mayor, a state official and four other people died Wednesday when an airplane crashed as they inspected widespread flooding that has forced tens of thousands of evacuations near the Mexico-U.S. border. The small plane carrying Piedras Negras Mayor Jose Manuel Maldonado was flying over a rain-swollen reservoir about 25 miles east of Eagle June 27, 2010: "Hundreds without shelter after floods caused by a tropical wave moving westward"

June 27, 2010: "Monrovia slums, Liberia. Also About one dozen people, including women and children, have been confirmed dead in Abidjan, C?te d'Ivoire, after heavy rain storms. Significant damage has been recorded." June 27, 2010: "Train traffic between Taoyuan and the Taipei County town of Yingge was interrupted in both directions Sunday evening after heavy rain flooded the track, reports said.The Central Weather Bureau issued a torrential rain alert for parts of Taiwan north of Tainan, as well as for the northeast and the east coast. Forecasters warned that flooding was June 29, 2010: "Aerial photo taken on June 28, 2010 shows the flood in Agua Preta in northeast Brazil's Pernambuco State. (Xinhua/Agencia Estado" June 26, 2010: "After three days of heavy rains and severe floods in northern Brazil, approximately 150,000 people have been displaced, while at least 50 people were killed and 140 remain missing. In the northern June 25, 2010: "Flash floods that hit a village in northwest Pakistan killed at least seven persons, a security official said on Friday.The bodies of the seven persons were recovered from debris by rescue teams after the floods hit Uchosht village near Chitral town, said Subedar Major Maqbool Ahmad of the Border Police force.The floods that hit Ochosht

June 23, 2010: Persistent rainfall has led to flooding throughout various regions in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) , as rivers and streams are unable to accommodate the unseasonably wet conditions.Some communities have declared a state of emergency, and major transportation arteries have been cut due to flooding or landslides brought about by the abundant rains, July 12, 2010: "Bucharest - While Western Europe battled a heat wave, Romania faced continuous rain on Saturday, worsening floods that have plagued the Eastern European country for three weeks. Emergency officials said on Saturday that 20 communities across the country had been flooded in the previous 24 hours alone. Northeastern regions were July 5, 2010: "Families of the 16 people who lost their liv es in the Ashaiman floods would receive an amount of GH500.00 each from t he Ashaiman Municipal Assembly (ASHMA), as support for the funeral rites. The victims aged between three and 65 years made up of 10 males and six females, lost their lives after a 12-hour heavy downpour in the Municipal ity on June 25, 2010: "United Nations aid agencies are widening their relief efforts in western Myanmar, where more than 60 people have been killed and thousands of other villagers forced out of their homes by floods brought on by monsoonal rains.The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported on Wednesday that more than 27,000 families have been June 16, 2010: "France - Flash floods caused by torrential rain killed 19 people and left seven missing near Frances Mediterranean coast, an official said on Wednesday, after the worst downpours the region has seen since 1827.More than 350 mm (14 inches) of rain fell on the Var department in southern France in a few hours on Tuesday.The sub-prefect for the region June 11, 2010: "Madrid - Flooding sparked by heavy rainstorms has killed at least two people in the northern Spanish region of Asturias, media reported Friday. The body of a 76-year-old woman was found Friday near her home in Vegadeo, after the river Samaran overflowed its banks, police said. The woman's husband was reported missing. The second fatality was a June 17, 2010: "LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Authorities on Wednesday officially called off the search for victims of the flash flooding that killed 20 people at a western Arkansas campground last week, shifting their focus to assessing damage and cleaning up debris from the disaster.Gov. Mike Beebe announced that state agencies had ended their role in recovering June 7, 2010: "Tropical storm Phet made landfall in Pakistan late Sunday, bringing rainfall that caused flooding in and around Karachi, Pakistan's largest city. Officials say the storm claimed at least seven lives from electrocution.Emergency officials evacuated residents along Pakistan's southern coast. The officials said thousands of Pakistanis departed for safer June 11, 2010: "As Windsor and Essex County reel after Sundays vicious storms, Windsors Polish sister city is facing its own flood crisis, says Coun. Drew Dilkens.It creates a different meaning on the whole concept of a sister city, said Dilkens, reached in Lublin, Poland, where the rising Vistula River has drowned much of the countryside. He said hes hoping to help raise June 1, 2010: " UP to 40,000 people may be forcibly evacuated after torrential rains caused heavy flooding in the southern Philippines, an official says. Ten villages in the town of Sultan Kudarat on southern Mindanao Island were under waist-deep waters after a river overflowed its banks due to rains that began on Friday, local social welfare department head Pombaen Kadir May 31, 2010: " More than 500 Winnipeg homes were hit by flooding caused by a weekend of torrential rain many people will only experience once in their lives.The two storms that roared through the city Saturday caused a once-in-50-year downpour, according to City of Winnipeg officials.The storms dumped 110 millimetres of rain turning streets and fields into lakes.'That's May 30, 2010: The total clean-up cost for flood-stricken Otago will not be known for "days if not weeks", Civil Defence says. The extent of the damage across the region became apparent yesterday as surface flooding receded and the clean-up operation began. Waitaki Civil Defence spokesman Scott Ridley today said the area was slowly returning to normal. "Some May 31, 2010: " Stunned victims of Tropical Storm Agatha wept by destroyed homes and rescue crews dug bodies out of mud in Guatemala yesterday after torrential rain killed at least 113 people across Central America. People caked in dirt searched for their loved ones as the stench of mud and sewage from flooded drains filled the air of towns outside Guatemala City May 22, 2010: " A brave police constable who jumped into swirling flood waters to save a woman got washed away in the strong currents in coastal Andhra Pradesh. His body was recovered Friday.Constable Mohammad Rafi was Thursday washed away in the flood waters while trying to save a woman trapped on a tractor in a stream in Addanki town of cyclone-hit June 28, 2010: "Floods in China have killed 379 people this year as of Saturday, and left 141 missing, the flood control authority said Saturday.Heavy rains and ensuing floods in 2010 have affected 68.7 million people in 22 provincial-level regions and 4.36 million hectares of farmland, according to the Office of State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters.The June 26, 2010: "The flood situation in Assam today deteriorated further with the water level of the Brahmaputra and its tributaries rising alarmingly and inundating fresh tracts of land.The worst affected districts are Lakhimpur and Jorhat in Upper Assam and the situation was turning worse in several other districts, official sources said.More than 70 villages have been

May 22, 2010: "COLOMBO, Sri Lanka The Sri Lankan government says 20 people have died in floods and mudslides after a week of powerful storms brought heavy rain across the country.The Disaster Management Center said on its website Friday that most of the deaths occurred in western Gampaha district.The government says many homes have been May 30, 2010: "German Chancellor Angela Merkel along with Brandenburg's state premier Matthias Platzeck paid a visit to Frankfurt an der Oder near the Polish border on Saturday to show her support for rescue workers trying to contain the worst floods in the region since 1997.Merkel praised the team effort between Polish and German authorities and rescue May 14, 2010: " Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani is set to visit a lake in the north, formed after a landslide and on the verge of breaking its banks.Officials say thousands of villagers have left the area as waters are rising rapidly. Reports say many homes nearby have already been submerged. Attabad lake formed when landslides blocked a river in January. On May 24, 2010: "We're on standby and are monitoring the river's water level," said Ms Nelly Muluka, the Kenya Red Cross Society's communications officer. Residents of villages next to the river have been torn between heeding government calls to evacuate and staying behind to salvage crops on farms, exposing themselves to danger.According to the Kenya Red Cross May 10, 2010: " Floods inundate seven villages in Southeast Sulawesi. Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi (ANTARA News) - Floods in Kolaka district, Southeast Sulawesi province, since Monday (May 9) has inundated seven villages in the area with the flood waters reaching up to 50 centimeters to two meters high.There had been no report on casualties, but material loss May 10, 2010: " DUSHANBE, Tajikistan (AP) -- The death toll from mudslides and floods that devastated southern Tajikistan late last week has risen to 24 and could increase further, emergency and local residents said Monday.Flash floods are an annual spring occurrence in this mountainous and poor Central Asian nation, but the scale of this year's disaster caught May 17, 2010: "The United Nations is helping Afghanistan rush in emergency food and nonfood aid for thousands of people hit by floods earlier this month, particularly in the three worstaffected western provinces.Within hours of the floods striking the provinces of Herat, Ghor and Badghis, where at least 70 people have died, hundreds of houses have been destroyed and May 6, 2010: "At least seven people were killed in a Sanaa shanty town in the worst flooding to hit the Yemeni capital in over a decade, officials said on Thursday.Witnesses said water streamed down from nearby mountains on Wednesday evening after torrential rain into a lowlying residential area of eastern Sanaa with no drainage system, flooding hundreds of May 10, 2010: "COLESBURG, KY (WAVE) - Hardin County residents are still cleaning up the damage left behind by last week's flooding. In Colesburg, KY the water level reached seven feet inside some homes. Some residents had to be rescued by boat. The Willett family's first floor was destroyed."I thought we were maybe going to be able to come back to maybe an inch May 2, 2010: "Banjarmasin, S Kalimantan (ANTARA News) - Floods have been inundating about 90 schools in South Kalimantan Province over the past few weeks, a local government official said.As a result, hundreds of primary school students could not sit for their final exams at their own schools. Instead, they were moved to other schools, Zainal Ariffin said here April 20, 2010: "Flood,Namibia: The Caprivi region, particularly those constituencies traversed by the Zambezi and Chobe rivers which are Kabbe and Katima Rural have experienced high water flows arising from Zambia causing severe flooding". April 16, 2010: "WITH the flood wave from Zambia expected to hit the Caprivi Region through the Zambezi River next week, April 20, 2010: "Water swept through the streets of south China's drought-stricken Guilin city Tuesday when the Lijiang River burst its banks after several days of heavy rain.No homes or properties were affected, but all ferry services on the river were suspended, according to the authorities in Guilin, in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.Seventeen people trapped on a April 20, 2010: "Weekend in rains in Cuba that lasted some 20 hours caused rivers to burst their banks and cut road communications among the towns scattered throughout the coast in eastern Cuba, an unprecedented event according to Cubas news agency.The head of the Risk Reducing Management Center, Julio Hopkins, told Cubas ACN news agency that the April 27, 2010: The Assam government Tuesday said 23 people were killed and more than 150,000 affected in the thunderstorms that lashed the state over the past 10 days, even as flash floods displaced some 300,000 people and inundated half of the famed Kaziranga National Park.Assam Relief and Rehabilitation Minister Bhumidhar Barman said almost all the April 21, 2010: "KRALJEVO -- Heavy rain has caused severe floods in the municipalities in Ni, Kraljevo, Raa, Kni, Jagodina and Gadin Han.The flooding Ibar River left several neighborhoods in Kraljevo under water.At the same time, the Belica River has swept away a pedestrian bridge in Jagodina. The rain finally stopped in Kraljevo around noon after 24 hours, April 13, 2010: "Hundreds of people have been displaced and at least 7,000 hectares of newly sown crops destroyed by floods after a river burst its banks in Somalia's Middle Shabelle region, local officials told IRIN.The worst flooding occurred near the town of Jowhar, 90km north of Mogadishu, where the River Shabelle burst its banks."In Mandeere village [10km

April 7, 2010: "Flood,Bangladesh: Areas affected by Cyclone Aila have been hit by flooding and swollen rivers due to high tides. Over 45,000 are marooned, 28 villages inundated"..."DHAKA, 7 April 2010 (IRIN) - Thousands of Cyclone Aila survivors hit by the May 2009 storm in southwestern Bangladesh have been hit again - this time by flooding and April 13, 2010: "Landslides triggered by pounding rain in Rio de Janeiro last week killed at least 246 people, officials said, adding that the city's famous Christ statue was cut off for the first time in its eight-decade history. The rise in the death toll reflected the discovery of more bodies in the wreckage of shantytowns knocked off their precarious mountainside perches by March 31, 2010: "Kigali At least four people have been confirmed dead and 17 seriously injured following heavy rains that started on Friday night in Rubavu and Nyabihu districts.According to Rubavu Sector Executive Secretary, three children from one family drowned when floods destroyed part of their house. Another person died in Rugerero March 31, 2010: " It was obvious to all that the snowiest winter in nearly a century would bring spring floods, and as the thermometer continues to remain above freezing temperature, Latvia is now facing the harsh reality from one end of the country to another.Throughout Tuesday reports trickled in hourly about rising waters in villages and towns along the Daugava River and March 31, 2010: " Heavy rain in the northeastern United States has left the region at risk from dangerous flooding, with President Barack Obama issuing an emergency declaration for the small state of Rhode Island. Obama on Tuesday ordered "federal aid to supplement state and local response efforts in the area struck by severe storms and flooding," a White House March 26, 2010: "Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says thousands of Russian towns and villages could be affected by "unusually strong" spring floods as record snowfall melts after the harshest winter in years.Russia's NTV television reported Friday that hundreds of people in the central Voronezh region had to be evacuated after their homes were flooded. TV footage March 26, 2010: " Flood in West Java province of Indonesia has forced more than 24,900 people to take shelters as their houses have been submerged since earlier this week, the Disaster Management Agency reported in Jakarta Friday.The floods in Karawang of the province have submerged over 15, 000 houses since Tuesday, it occurred after the authorities March 25, 2010: " Heavy rains have triggered flash floods in Assam Thursday, breaching a mud embankment and affecting at least 10 villages in the eastern district of Lakhimpur, officials said.A government spokesman said floodwaters of Singora, a tributary of the Brahmaputra, entered Naoboicha area.'There has been a breach of about 20 metres in an March 17, 2010: " The Red River rose 3 feet in one day to 28.2 feet by Tuesday afternoon and was expected to reach the major flooding stage of 30 feet by midnight Tuesday, said Greg Gust, warning co-ordination meteorologist for the U.S. National Weather Service.Volunteers and National Guard troops were placing sandbags on dikes in North Dakota while the U.S. March 31, 2010: OSKEMEN, Kazakhstan -- Kazakhstan's Emergency Situations Ministry has announced that 36 towns and villages in East Kazkahstan Oblast with a population of nearly 40,000 people are in danger of being flooded, RFE/RL's Kazakh Service reports.Melting snow combined with rain has caused floods that have hit several districts in the region. The March 26, 2010: "At least 98 heads of bovine and 29 caprine cattle died, at Evale commune, in Kwanhama district, southern Cunene province, following the heavy rains in the region, Angop has learnt.This was announced by the head of the veterinary sector, Estevo Kamalanga, who said that the numbers are provisory ones and he hopes the levels of water keeps decreasing March 11, 2010: " Heavy rain and thunderstorms caused widespread flooding problems Wednesday across central Alabama.FOX6 News found flooding at several locations in Jefferson County, including where Village Creek passes the Roebuck Golf Course in east Birmingham, Highway 79 in Tarrant, 68th Street North in Birmingham, and 5th Way Circle in May 3, 2010: "11 people have so far been confirmed dead and another 600 displaced when a mud slide occurred in Kitony Village, Marakwet District, located in north western Kenya. An additional eight people with serious injuries are receiving specialized treatment at Moi Referral Hospital. The mudslide occurred when River Siner changed its course at Kitony village. Seven March 8, 2010: "Kampala Over 500 residents in three villages in Fort portal district are homeless after heavy rains swept off their houses and property.The villages that have been bit with deadly floods include Mutumba Zone, Kigwo and Kimanyika were mostly affected.This is the fourth district that has suffered floods that started early this week.The New Vision's March 4, 2010: "At least seven deaths, and several houses inundated, is the tragic result of another flood that took place yesterday in the Cusco district of Pisac, where the Quitamayo river surged and flooded all the area. Jorge Bjar Gonzales, province prosecutor in Calca, pointed out that in addition to the three victims found in the Taray bridge, a woman was March 4, 2010: "Flood,Serbia Montenegro: Heavy rains and rapid slow melting have caused floods in the eastern and central part of Serbia damaging and flooding 1,306 households and affecting more than 3,150 people."

March 11, 2010: "Around 16,000 Somalis have been forced from their homes by severe flooding in the south of the strife-torn country, the United Nations humanitarian arm said today, while underscoring that a funding shortfall is hampering relief efforts.The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said that recent flooding has devastated areas of March 17, 2010: "ONE hundred and fifteen people have been displaced from their villages in Mpulungu after floods along the Lake Tanganyika shores swept away their homes.And Government has released tents for 10 of the most affected families in Kapembwa area of Mpulungu.District Commissioner Willie Simfukwe confirmed the development in an interview in March 8, 2010: "Once-in-a-century flooding has caused hundreds of millions of dollars worth of damage in southwest Queensland, with authorities focusing on hard-hit communities after the town of St George escaped the worst.St George, the township at the centre of one of the state's major cotton-growing regions, was spared a potentially ruinous river-level peak of 14m March 28, 2010: "Flooding in Mozambique killed two people and displaced hundreds of families, prompting the government to step up rescue operations and issue a red alert for some areas.Torrential rains that have battered central Mozambique for weeks have raised water levels in the Cahora Bassa, a major dam on the Zambezi river. Authorities have opened March 1, 2010: "At least eight people have been killed in floods triggered by heavy rain in Haiti, officials have said.The deaths occurred in or near the southeastern port city of Les Cayes which was swamped by more than 1.5m (5ft) of water. Officials said buildings affected included a hospital and a prison where more than 400 inmates were evacuated. About a million Haitians March 2, 2010: "LAIGUILLON-SUR-MER, France: Rescuers in boats and helicopters scrambled on Monday to find the missing in homes flooded by a storm that killed at least 48 people on Frances Atlantic coast.Frances west coast was pummeled by the storm dubbed Xynthia, the countrys fiercest in a decade, which unleashed gale force winds and torrential February 24, 2010: "Seville, Spain - At least 1,200 people have been evacuated from their homes after heavy rains sparked flooding in southern Spain, officials said Wednesday. About 20 of the region's roads were also blocked. The flooding mainly affected the provinces of Cordoba, Jaen and Seville, where the Guadalquivir river and several reservoirs overflowed February 20, 2010: "Portuguese Interior Minister Rui Pereira says at least 25 people have died in floods and mudslides on the island of Madeira.The French news agency reports that heavy rain and winds up to 100 kilometers per hour struck the island, about 600 kilometers west of mainland Portugal, on Saturday night.Portugal's state news agency (Lusa) says at least 60 February 12, 2010: "At least 20,000 houses were flooded and 150 others collapsed on Thursday as torrential rains lashed northern Peru, according to local media.The heavy rains affected Peru's northern city of Trujillo, where three hospitals have been flooded, and some building bases cracked by the water.In the face of floods, La Esperanza, El Porvenir and February 15, 2010: "A natural disaster has been declared on the New South Wales far south coast after yesterday's widespread flooding.Torrential rain cut roads, washed away bridges and caused land slips, particularly in the Eurobodalla Shire.The far south coast and Monaro had some of their best falls in a decade, when more than 200 millimetres fell yesterday and February 19, 2010: Tracts of farmland bordering on the Pineios River in Thessaly, central Greece, were submerged yesterday after the river broke its banks, just a few days after the Evros and Kastoria rivers overflowed, provoking widespread flooding in the broader region.It is the first time in three decades that three rivers have overflowed in different parts of the country February 16, 2010: "Flooding in Milton, Brisbane.The flash flooding was a release after days of steamy, sultry weather with more than 100 millimetres dumped on the city and suburbs in about an hour.The Weather Bureau tonight reported the highest fall at Rochedale South (107 millimetres) at 7pm, while the highest fall on the north side was 37 millimetres at Bracken February 15, 2010: "Flash floods damage homes in Puerto Plata, one dead SANTIAGO.Around 25,700 people were affected by the floods in at least 18 districts of the municipality Puerto Plata, as rivers and gorges overflowed their bank since early morning yesterday. Moreover, Jos Rafael Santana died when a wall fell on him in the sector Los Bordas.Civil February 8, 2010: "KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AFP) At least 20 people have died in floods and avalanches triggered by some of the heaviest rain and snow in Afghanistan for 50 years, an official said Monday.At least six people died and 10 others were missing following heavy rains in the southern province of Kandahar since late Sunday, a provincial spokesman, Zalmai February 7, 2010: "A mother has died and another 20 people needed rescuing after heavy flooding in central Queensland, the Department of Community Safety says.The woman, in her 40s, was found by emergency services on Sunday evening after being swept from Bouldercombe Gorge Resources Reserve at about 3.40pm (AEST)."We believe she was found February 10, 2010: "The death toll from heavy floods and mudslides in Mexico increased Tuesday to 41, a government agency announced.Most of the deaths -- 30 -- have occurred in eastern Michoacan state, on the central Pacific coast. The state attorney general's office released a list of the deceased Tuesday.Another 12 people are missing after mudslides from

January 29, 2010: "Bolivian President Evo Morales has declared a state of emergency in areas of the country, as heavy rains and floods affect some 24,000 families.The worst-hit areas are La Paz, Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, Chuquisaca and Beni. The flooding is expected to get worse as more rain is forecast. Rivers have broken their banks and overflowed. There have February 1, 2010: "Dozens of people near Gisborne remain isolated as torrential rain over the weekend buckled a bridge and cut off several roads around the region.The heavy rain turned a creek into a raging torrent, driving the water a third of the way up a century-old wool shed.Rob Telfer has not seen his farm since Friday but says pasture at Waipaoa Station is buried under January 28, 2010: "Torrential rains and floods in the North West and Gauteng provinces of South Africa have caused disruption, government bodies said earlier today.The Greater Taung Local Municipality said a disaster area was declared, after 150 homes were affected and one person was confirmed dead from flooding.Residents were warned to keep away from bridges January 27, 2010: "Torrential rain has brought misery to much of Maputo and the neighbouring city of Matola, inundating poor and low lying neighbourhoods.According to a source in the country's relief agency, the National Disaster Management Institute (INGC), contacted by AIM late Wednesday morning, about 100 millimetres of rain fell in Maputo in the previous ten February 2, 2010: "Residents of Lucre, one of the areas affected by the floods in Cusco, demanded more help from the government, since many of them have now no place to live, reports Enlace Nacional.During a quick visit, Minister of Women and Social Development Nidia Vilchez talked to some of the affected residents. Some help has arrived, but according to January 28, 2010: "ANGRA DOS REIS, Brazil (AFP) Rescue teams scoured ravines and hillsides searching for survivors of landslides that have killed 72 people in the past days as hopes dimmed with each passing hour.Searchers found four bodies on Monday in Angra dos Reis, a beach city 150 kilometers (93 miles) south of Rio de Janeiro and firefighters said they January 22, 2010: "The remnants of the biggest storm to hit Arizona in nearly two decades lingered over the state Friday after drenching California, while authorities in both states continued to tally the damage. In Arizona, flooding swept through small towns, caused a train derailment and closed major interstates. Snow collapsed roofs in the northern part of the state. January 31, 2010: "A report on flood damage in the northern part of the Sinai Peninsular was submitted to the Egyptian Cabinet on 28 January. It said flash floods on and after 18 January left 780 homes totally destroyed, 1,076 submerged and the area suffered material losses of over US$25.3 million. The destroyed homes would cost the government $3.5 million in January 20, 2010: "Ms de 11 mil familias fueron afectadas por los fenmenos naturales registrados en los ltimos meses en el departamento de Cochabamba, en el centro del pas.La zona del trpico ha sufrido fuertes riadas que provocaron inundaciones donde 7.080 familias fueron afectadas. En el Valle bajo y en el Valle Alto, cuatro mil familias estn January 12, 2010: About 15,000 people remain isolated due to floods caused by pouring rains in Panama, the National System of Civil Protection (Sinaproc) said Tuesday. Highways and roads in Bocas del Toro bordering with Costa Rica were flooded as Sixaola River roared. Many communities in the province were made isolated, the Sinaproc said. Meanwhile, Luz Graciela January 11, 2010: Much of eastern Europe is experiencing some of its worst flooding in decades. In Albania, a combination of heavy snow followed by equally heavy rain has caused rivers to burst their banks.The authorities have been forced to discharge water from three hydro-electric power stations after danger levels were reached.Hardest-hit is Albanias January 13, 2010: "Two brothers who jumped into a flooded Northern Territory river were missing last night as floodwaters swept through central Australia, stranding motorists and giving Alice Springs residents the rare treat of seeing the Todd River flow. Territory police yesterday feared for the wellbeing of the brothers, aged 24 and 32, after a relative saw them January 10, 2010: "Heavy rains between the end of December and beginning of January in northern, central and western Kenya have caused massive flooding affecting approximately 30,000 people. According to the United Nations humanitarian agency (OCHA) 21 people have been confirmed dead by the Kenya Red Cross. OCHA says the hardest hit district is Turkana January 5, 2010: "Rescue teams scoured ravines and hillsides searching for survivors of landslides that have killed 72 people in the past days as hopes dimmed with each passing hour. Searchers found four bodies on Monday in Angra dos Reis, a beach city 150 kilometres south of Rio de Janeiro and fire-fighters said they thought more bodies could still be found. December 27, 2009: ROME, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) -- Continued heavy rainfall worsened the situation in central Italy after a flood hit the area, leaving more than 500 people homeless, local media reported Saturday. In the last six days, Italy has been struck by heavy rains and a sharp fall in temperature. There have been no victims so far but infrastructure in many areas is December 28, 2009: "Some rural properties in New South Wales' central west have been cut off by flooding, as heavy rain continues to drench much of the state.Most farmers in the region were well prepared, he said, having stocked food supplies for up to a month.Torrential rain has also swamped Sydney's suburbs, while severe thunderstorms are tipped to cause flash

December 25, 2009: "Rabat - Heavy rainfall in Morocco struck large swathes of the country, triggering flash floods that took the lives of five people, local media reported Friday. A family of three were killed in the holiday resort of Agadir, when their car was swept away by flood waters. A Spanish woman drowned when the vehicle she was travelling in was caught in floods January 7, 2010: Passenger train services on the Central Line will now be operated between Dodoma and Mwanza/Kigoma, the government announced yesterday.The decision follows extensive damage to the line, particularly in Morogoro Region, caused by floods.Infrastructure Development permanent secretary Omar Chambo said floods had rendered the Kilosa and December 21, 2009: "Flood,Peru: Heavy rains in Huancavelica and Junin departments have caused damages in houses, buildings, roads, bridges and crop fields. More than 150 affected in total. December 21, 2009: "Thousands of people in eastern Sri Lanka have been marooned by flash floods which also left several roadways impassable, relief officials said here Friday. According to the national co-ordinator of the Disaster Managament Center, 28,640 families in the Batticaloa and Ampara districts had been affected. The two districts have suffered continuous December 21, 2009: "A FARMING family of Serea in Naitasiri lost 30 cows and the floodwaters brought on by Cyclone Mick damaged all their household items on Monday.Taito Rokobiau and his family fled 200 metres to seek shelter in another house up the hill.He said his family was still coming to terms with the loss they had incurred.And if that was not enough, thousands of December 15, 2009: "Streets flooded, schools closed and at least one emergency shelter opened for people whose homes took on water as heavy rains pounded southeastern Louisiana on Tuesday, setting a monthly rainfall record at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. As of 11 a.m. Tuesday, the airport in suburban New Orleans had received December 7, 2009: "Saudi Arabia's Shoura Council has urged all government departments to draw up strategic plans for dealing with all natural disasters in a bid to avoid a repeat of the recent Jeddah floods.The call came as the official death toll for the tragedy reached 116, while another 47 people were still missing. November 29, 2009: "Saudi emergency services say the November 24, 2009: KUALA TERENGGANU: The second wave of the floods is getting worse as more people are being evacuated.As at 9am yesterday, there were 9,062 evacuees compared to 5,641 people the day before.The victims are from Hulu Terengganu (1,737), Besut (1,094), Setiu (1,189), Dungun (2,029), Marang (1,376) and Kemaman (1,637).A December 8, 2009: "BRASILIA, Brazil - Brazil's largest city of Sao Paulo has been hit by severe floods for the second time in less than a week. Local media report that six people have died in mudslides caused by heavy rain.The floods paralyzed much of the city and stranded motorists on two major highways swamped with water after rivers overflowed. Many people Flash Flood,Sri Lanka: 60,000 people were left homeless in the capital Colombo and the suburbs. some of the roads in the capital were up to two metres (six feet) under water as storm systems were unable to cope with the deluge... November 22, 2009: "Four people have been killed following landslides and flooding in northern Turkey after torrential downpours.In Trabzon, dramatic amateur footage showed a house collapsing under the weight of a landslide. An eyewitness said its residents fled five minutes before it collapsed after he called to warn them of the danger.Falling rocks killed two November 20, 2009: "SINGAPORE: The big cleanup is underway on Friday in many areas across Singapore which were flooded due to the heavy rainfall on Thursday.Environment and Water Resources Minister Yaacob Ibrahim has said that work is ongoing to improve the structure of the drains to cope better with such events. He said what happened on Thursday December 12, 2009: " The shallow pool of water that kept reforming in Dennis Willers kitchen was a mystery. Flood water from a nearby turlough had invaded the house to a depth of four inches, but that had receded earlier in the week.A placid lake had settled round his remote thatched house and the dwelling of his mother-in-law next door in Grannagh, in south November 18, 2009: "BUENOS AIRES Argentina is currently struggling with contrasting weather emergencies, with wide areas in the central and northwestern parts of the country suffering from drought and the northeast threatened by the rapidly rising Parana River.With the heavy rains to the north in Brazil, the level of the Parana River has risen significantly, as high November 16, 2009: "46 municipalities reported flooding from the storm..Galicia reported yesterday flooding and mudslides...Pontevedra province was the hardest hit by the storm

November 16, 2009: "ALOR SETAR: The number of flood victims evacuated in Kedah rose to 1,793 up from 1,338 Sunday evening, said a state floods operation room spokesman. Bandar Bharu and Baling districts were the new districts hit by floods and 300 people from 69 families were moved to flood evacuation centres."In the Bandar Bharu district, 280 people from 61

November 13, 2009: ".As residents of Goha Village in Same District began burying the victims of Tuesday's deadly mudslides, El Ni-o-driven rains continued to cause havoc in various parts of the country yesterday.Heavy rains flooded villages and swept away bridges in Morogoro and Dodoma regions.Hundreds of travellers were stranded for hours on end in Kibaigwa, Dodoma November 13, 2009: "RIO DE JANEIRO, November 13 (RIA Novosti) - Three people died and 200 were left homeless in Brazil as the result of heavy rains which hit the northern suburbs of Rio de Janeiro, the Brazilian civil defense service said.Some 15 residential districts were submerged by downpours on Thursday. About 20,000 pupils left home as all schools were November 12, 2009: "Relentless rain drenched much of the Atlantic seaboard Thursday, pelting communities from North Carolina northward with gusty winds and heavy rains, inundating streets and stranding drivers in hard-hit Virginia.The downpours were the continuing aftermath of late-season Tropical Storm Ida, which quickly weakened once it made landfall on November 10, 2009: "CHENNAIHeavy rain in southern India triggered flash floods and landslides that killed 41 people in the last 24 hours, police said Tuesday.More than 70 deaths have been recorded across several districts in the state of Tamil Nadu in the last week, where downpours have caused widespread damage to buildings and ruined crops.The hillside district November 9, 2009: "Narathiwat - The flooding in this southern border province has so far killed 10 people, the provincial disaster prevention and mitigation centre announced Monday.The centre announced that the flooding affected 26,525 families in 367 villages and 17 communities in 13 districts.The latest victim was Panida Waephakdee, 12.A total of 1,697 November 9, 2009: "The NSW government has declared the shires of Nambucca, Bellingen, Kempsey and Coffs Harbour natural disaster zones, making funding available to local councils for infrastructure repairs.Mr Fraser welcomed the declaration but said farmers and small business owners - already burdened with loans following previous floods - would not benefit November 15, 2009: "SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) -- Salvadoran authorities say at least 192 people were killed by floods and landslides that swept through the country last week.El Salvador's Civil Protection agency says in a statement that 89 of the victims were killed in the state of San Vicente, where days of heavy rains caused mud and boulders to sweep down the November 12, 2009: "The Mexican government has declared parts of the Gulf coast state of Tabasco disaster zones due to flooding from days of heavy rains, freeing up federal relief funds for the area.The Interior Department decree issued Monday covers the cities of Cardenas and Huimanguillo, where the government is handing out food and household goods November 2, 2009: Heavy rain has caused havoc in north and east Scotland with homes flooded, roads closed and trains cancelled.Dozens of elderly people had to be moved from their care home in the Aberdeenshire town of Huntly. The centre of Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire was under water after rivers burst their banks.And a man in his 60s died after Nov. 4, 2009: "At least 90 people have been killed in flooding in central Vietnam sparked by Tropical Storm Mirinae, which slammed into the country this week.A further 22 people were reported missing after the storm struck on Monday, destroying hundreds of homes and leaving more than 200,000 people stranded, according to local reports.Television pictures from the October 27, 2009: "Flood,Paraguay: Hundreds of families have been affected by floods in Encarnacion (Itapua), Ayolas (Misiones), Ciudad del Este (Alto Parana) e Ita Cora (Neembucu)). October 26, 2009: "Heavy rains bring floods, landslides to central Vietnam. Torrential rains brought by a tropical low forming in the East Sea last Friday have caused floods and landslides, leaving one missing in the central provinces over the past two days.Thousands of cubic meters of soil and rocks have collapsed from part of Ho Chi Minh Highway, which runs October 29, 2009: "Flash floods caused by four days of torrential rains have displaced more than 15,000 people in the southwestern town of El-Waq near the Kenyan border and submerged most homes and businesses, say locals."Most of the town is under water, with people moving to higher ground around the town," Alaso Gurhan, a resident of El-Waq, in October 19, 2009: "AGADEZ, Niger, 25 September 2009 Unprecedented rainfall has led to severe flooding in northern Niger's Agadez region in recent weeks."We had never seen such floods," said Tahrit Adam, 70, who is staying at one of the schools where area residents have temporarily relocated. She is one of the 80,000 people who have been affected by the October 24, 2009: "Over 5,000 people have been displaced, as 200 houses were submerged in flood at Ohia-Era community in Obio/Akpor local government area of Rivers State, following the heavy rains which enveloped the state last week.Disclosing the development in Port Harcourt, yesterday, South-South Coordinator of National Emergency Management Agency, October 8, 2009: "On 8 October 2009, a strong typhoon 0918(Melor) has struck Japan, leaving a trail of damage across the centre of the country. As of 9 October, 4 people are reported killed and missing, 119 people injured, 3 houses totally destroyed, 19 houses half destroyed, 754 houses partially destroyed, 261 houses inundated above floor level and 1,140 houses

October 21, 2009: "Food insecurity has increased for thousands of families in Nepals far- and mid-west regions as a result of flooding and landslides earlier this month. According to the Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS), the countrys largest humanitarian organization, more than 60 people were killed and some 4,000 displaced as a result of the unseasonal rains; 25,000 October 26, 2009: "More than 1.5 million people are struggling to live in flooded suburbs or crowded shelters one month after devastating rains began pounding the Philippines, and officials warn no quick fix is in sight.The impoverished Southeast Asian nation faces a huge long-term battle to recover from the two storms that claimed at least 929 lives in Manila and October 11, 2009: "Alampur town in Mehbubnagar district, not far from the flood-ravaged Kurnool city, is yet to recover from the devastating natural calamity, even though 11 days have passed since the floods submerged this historic temple city.Till Saturday the town of 20,000 population was renowned for its ancient temples dedicated to Lord Siva and was called as Italian government declared a state of emergency after flash floods and mudslides hit the southern town of Messina in Sicily leaving at least 20 dead and 35 missing

Tonga: Initial assessments indicate that 800 people have been displaced 76 homes have been destroyed There have been 9 confirmed deaths and a further 5 people in critical condition have been flown to Nuku?alofa October 21, 2009: "VIENTIANE, 26 October 2009 (IRIN) - Farmers in southern Laos who lost their harvests to floods caused by Typhoon Ketsana face a year of hunger if they do not receive rice seeds soon to replant their crops, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warns.Serge Verniau, the FAO's representative in Laos, said Ketsana had destroyed the December 6, 2009: " PANGIL, LagunaSalustia dela Cruz, 68, will likely serve dried fish for noche buena this year instead of the usual pancit (noodles) and calamay (rice delicacy).There will also be no gift-giving.Dela Cruz is one of the 402 farmers in seven villages here whose rice fields were submerged when Tropical Storms Ondoy and Santi struck in September 28, 2009: " Madrid- Heavy rains Monday practically cut off the coastal city of Cartagena in south-eastern Spain, radio reports said.Most roads into the city of 200,000 residents were inundated. The flooding left streets under water and disrupted traffic in the city.Rains also sparked flooding in other places in the region, leaving a number of motorists September 28: "Hanoi - Four days of floods killed at least 17 people and left six missing in central Vietnam, the country's Central Steering Committee for Flood and Storm Control said Monday.Heavy rains destroyed more than 9,600 homes and flooded some 2,500 hectares of rice and 5,800 hectares of vegetables, officials said. Twenty three fishing boats were reported Flood,United States: Floods in US Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee have claimed at least 8 lives, more than 220 have taken refuge in shelters.

September 20, 2009: "Mexico's east coastal state Veracruz Friday asked army soldiers for help, after 2,450 buildings were flooded in Xalapa, capital of the state."We have had an unprecedented rainy season in Xalapa. There have been nine days and nine nights of intense rain, a great deluge," State Governor Fidel Herrera told media on Friday during a tour in the September 19, 2009: Tamale,GNA - More than 991 houses and 11,295 farms have been destroyed in the Northern Region, following persistent rainfall and spillage from Bagre and Kompienga dams in Burkina Faso. The worst affected communities are West Mamprusi and West Gonja Districts popularly known as the "overseas" which are partly covered by water and September 16, 2009: "FF-2009-000196-IDN Flash Flood,Indonesia: At least 38 people were killed in flash floods in a remote region of Indonesia's North Sumatra province Tuesday, a spokesman for the provincial government said.. September 21, 2009: "After the floods that destroyed crops and made thousands homeless in Zamfara State recently, the State governor, Alhaji Mahmuda Aliyu Shinkafi has sought assistance of the Federal Government over the disaster.The flood did not only damage houses in Gusau, the capital city of the State, it also affected adjoining towns where more than tenSeptember 11, 2009: "The situation in six flood-hit West Bengal districts - which claimed six lives and affected 1.7 million people - was still grim though there were signs of some improvement after the rains slackened off, officials said.However, the Kangsabati river continued to flow above the danger mark in East Midnapore.With the rains easing up, there Flood,Mexico: Mexican Govt declared state of calamity for Tlalnepantla de Baz and Atizapen de Zaragoza in the Estado de Mexico, due to heavy rains and floods.

Tropical Cyclone,Philippines: Nine have died or have gone missing due to tropical depression Maring that spawned rains and landslides in northern Philippines while the number of affected people doubled to over 300,000 10-Septembert-2009: "Record floods left at least 31 people dead and large parts of Istanbul under water on Wednesday as desperate motorists caught in flash floods clambered up trees to save themselves from drowning.Turkey's Interior Minister Besir Atalay expressed fear that the death toll may rise as the waters began receding from large swathes of the city after 2-September-2009: "Officials say that torrential rains have killed at least five people in Burkina Faso's capital and forced nearly 110,000 from their homes.Minister of Social Welfare Pascaline Tamini said on state radio Wednesday that she expects the number of people affected to grow significantly in the coming hours. President Blaise Compaore appealed to the 1-Septembert-2009: "CHENGDU: Floods and landslides triggered by heavy rain on Sunday has left seven people dead and two missing in Southwest China's Sichuan province, an official with the emergency office of the provincial government said.Changning county in Yibin city was flooded in the deluge. Water, electricity supplies, communications and roads were cut off 1-Septembert-2009: FL-2009-000166-SDN Flood,Sudan: Due to Khartoum's heavy rains and flooding, five brothers died following a house collapse in Omdurman, the authorities have confirmed that over 20,000 houses have been destroyed by the rains.." 27-August-2009: ".At least seven persons died, one went missing due to the floods that lashed the district of Jhapa in eastern Nepal last week, The Rising Nepal reported on Wednesday.According to the daily, more than 180 families have been displaced after the gushing floods destructed many houses in the district, some 320 km east of Kathmandu.The 1-September-2009: "FL-2009-000164-SEN Flood,Senegal: Recent heavy rains in Senegal have caused severe floods in almost all suburbs of Dakar. Dozens of volunteers from the Senegalese Red Cross were dispatched to help disaster victims save their belongings and evacuate their flooded homes. 194 affected families received immediate assistance."2724-August-2009: "..In the past one week, flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains have displaced at least 300,000 people in Assam. The Brahmaputra river has been flowing above the danger mark in at least eight different places in the state.Floodwaters have entered some fringe areas inside the park. Already small herds of elephants have started moving out of the 28-August-2009:"New Delhi - At least 27 people have died and a million left homeless due to monsoon-driven floods in India's eastern state of Bihar as this year's rain-related death toll in the country nears 900, officials said Friday.'The deaths have been reported from 12 northern and eastern districts including Katihar, Purnia Supaul, Samastipur and Madhubani since Aug. 18 (UPI) -- Refugee camps in northern Sri Lanka are swamped by flooding, endangering Tamils displaced by the country's recently ended civil war, the United Nations said.The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said three days of heavy rains and flash flooding damaged or destroyed nearly 2,000 shelters and sanitation facilities in the camps, On Monday, 10 August 2009, heavy rain occurred in the country made water in the tributary river increased and flooded in 3 districts manly:Sebangfai, Nongbok, and Mahaxay of Khammoune Province. based the first report from provincial disaster management office in Khammoune province, there are 1950 ha of rice areas affected, 1400 meters of irrigation 16-Aug-09:" "A government official says at least 13 people have died in floods caused by heavy monsoon rains in northwest Pakistan.Khalid Khan Omarzai, the top government official in the Mardan and Swabi districts, says the rains flooded drains passing through villages, sweeping away scores of mud houses and damaging hundreds more.Mardan and Swabi 17-Aug-09: "Louisville metro government says it suffered $4.9 million in uninsured damage and other costs in responding to the Aug. 4 flash flooding which happened when 6 inches of rain fell on downtown and surrounding neighborhoods in just over an hour.That claim, submitted to Gov. Steve Beshear's office, combined with a $1.4 million claim from Trimble 13-Aug-09:"At least seven people were killed and 15 injured when homes collapsed in a landslide in heavy rain in Sierra Leone's capital Freetown.Rescue teams were searching for bodies beneath mud, stones and rubble from three hillside houses that collapsed, police official Ibrahima Samura said."The victims were asleep when they were trapped by the 10-Aug-09:"Tokyo - At least 10 people, among them several small children, have been killed in torrential rains in Japan, local media reported Monday.Typhoon Etau has brought heavy rainfalls to Japan, causing flooding and landslides that have destroyed homes.In the hardesthit prefectures, Hyogo and Okayama in western Japan, several people remained missing. At 8/13/09: "Four days after Taiwans worst floods in half a century just as the residents of Taoyuan believed Typhoon Morakots violence was finally over a terrifying order came through from the military: run youve got minutes to live.Grabbing whatever food and possessions they could, the 500 villagers began a panicked scramble to the higher ground,

8-Aug-09: "Floods caused by a major typhoon surging toward south China's Hainan Province have trapped at least 7,250 people, said the provincial flood control and drought relief headquarters on Saturday.Floods of 1.3 meters to 1.7 meters in depth deluged at least 14 villages in Lingao and Changjiang counties of Hainan where the people were trapped, said the 8-Aug-09:"Flood overwhelms Philippines...Rescuers are struggling to evacuate hundreds of villagers trapped by rampaging flash floods in the northern Philippines as the death toll rose to 20, officials said.On Saturday police said the bodies of eight miners were recovered on Friday after a landslide hit a mining area near the city of Baguio on the island of Luzon. Six other 4-Aug-09:"Around 50,000 people are still stranded in flood-hit Bihar though the Bagmati river, which breached its embankment and inundated nearly 200 villages in Sitamarhi and Muzaffarpur districts, has started to recede. Officials have intensified rescue work to help the 200,000 people affected by the flood.'With water levels in the Bagmati river showing a receding 31-Jul-09:" - Ten people were killed in flashfloods and a landslide triggered by two days of heavy rains in the Philippines, police and local officials said Friday.Two people were killed before dawn Friday in a landslide caused by heavy rains in Antipolo City in Rizal province, 45 kilometres south-east of Manila, Police Senior Superintedent Ireneo Dordas said. Dordas, the 29-Jul-09: "Turkish officials and news reports say flash floods have inundated more than 100 homes and workplaces, and damaged several roads in the Black Sea province of Giresun. (July 28)." 27-Jul-09: "Flooding and landslides brought on by two days of heavy monsoon rains in Nepal have killed 22 people and several more are missing, officials say.Home Ministry official Iswor Regmi said the death toll could rise from the rains that began over the weekend as reports pour in from remote villages, some of them several days' walk from the nearest town or 28-Jul-09:Flood, slide toll now at 28FUKUOKA (Kyodo) The body of 5-year-old boy was found Monday in Chikugo, Fukuoka Prefecture, after he was swept away by a river swollen from torrential rain, bringing the total of weather-related deaths in western Japan in the past week to Before and after: Kiyoshi Ihara surveys his house Sunday in Hofu, Yamaguchi Prefecture, 27-Jul-09: "The Associated PressBEIJING -- Heavy flooding hit China's southwestern Sichuan province, leaving at least 22 dead and another seven missing, state media said Monday.The official Xinhua News Agency said rainstorms pummeled a mountainous area in Panzhihua city late Sunday and early Monday. It cited the Sichuan provincial emergency office for the 21-Jul-09: " Heavy rain in the northern Turksih city of Giresun has forced thousands from their homes"

22-Jul-09: " Torrential rains triggered floods and landslides in southern Japan, leaving at least six people dead and 10 others missing, including elderly residents at a nursing home, officials said Wednesday.A mudslide hit a nursing home in Hofu City in Yamaguchi Prefecture on Tuesday, killing three people and injuring another, as the ground floor of the two-story building 26-Jul-09: "25 July 2009 The United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) is helping Mongolian authorities respond to flash flooding that has killed at least 26 people, damaged infrastructure and raised the risk of outbreaks of infectious diseases.WHO reported yesterday that it would provide funds to the Mongolian health ministry and helped coordinate the 19-Jul-09: "Huge downpours left parts of Britain flooded yesterday with some areas having a month's rain in just 24 hours.Worst affected was the North East, where the River Wear in Durham rose 6ft, sending water flowing down streets and into homes. Houses were evacuated and dozens of residents were taken to safety.The city's Radisson Hotel had to be evacuated, 19-Jul-09: "Austrian city declared disaster zone due to flooding Officials declared the city of Graz, Austria a disaster area Officials in southern Austria have declared the city of Graz a disaster zone after torrential rains caused flooding.Officials told citizens to keep children and animals inside as temperatures dropped to 15 degrees Celsius (59 degrees Fahrenheit) and 19-Jul-09: "26 killed in Karachi floodsTorrential monsoon rain in the Pakistani city of Karachi has killed 26 people and cut power to most of the city.The rain flooded low-lying parts of the city, damaging hundreds of homes, downing power lines and inundating power grid stations.The victims were either electrocuted, drowned, or had roofscollapse on top of them, 17-Jul-09: "Flood,Bosnia-Hercegovenia: Heavy rainfall on 5-12 July has caused flooding in Tesanj municipality in the northern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina destroying the food reserves and damaging the houses of local communities. 17-Jul-09: "Tropical Cyclone,Philippines: NDCC reports Tropical Storm Molave (Isang) affects over 70,000 in northern Philippines". 19-Jul-09: "A TROPICAL storm that brought heavy rain and severe flooding to the northern and central Philippines headed out into the South China Sea yesterday, leaving at least two dead and two missing.Tropical storm Molave was moving

17-Jul-09: " Flood, tornado hits Myanmar, causing big losses. Flood, triggered by torrential rains, struck Myanmars Kayin state and Tanintharyi division, and a tornado also swept Ayeyawaddy division early this week, both causing great losses, the state newspaper New Light of Myanmar reported Friday.Some highways and railways in Kayin state were flooded 17-Jul-09: "Rain slackens in Kodagu, flood situation grim Bhagamandala remains cut off from the rest of the district Vast areas, including paddy fields, at Nittur have been submerged Janaspandana meetings in the district on Saturday cancelled Madikeri: Heavy rain, which has been lashing Kodagu for the past three days, slackened on Friday, but the flood threat remains 16-Jul-09: " Flood,South Africa: Heavy rains across Cape Town have affected some 20,000 people whose shacks have been flooded over the past few days, disaster management spokeswoman said Wednesday.. 16-Jul-09: " Flood,Mexico: Government officials declaring Emergency situation for 13 municipalities in Oaxaca due to heavy rains. The affected municipalities are: Chiquihuitl?n de Benito Ju?rez, Cuyamecalco Villa de Zaragoza, San Andr?s Teotil?lpam, San Bartolom? Ayautla, San Felipe Jalapa de D?az, San Felipe Usila, San Juan Bautista Tlacoatzintepec, 16-Jul-09: "Ghana: Several Communities in Region Affected By FloodsIn Shama, one of the newly- created districts in the region, residents of Awona beach were also trapped in water and their properties worth millions of cedis destroyed.In the Jomoro district, many communities were washed away by the torrential rains, as hundreds of people who were trapped could only 21-Jul-09: "With all major rivers nearing their danger marks due to heavy rains, flash floods have affected 10 districts of Orissa.The state government has sounded an alert and announced a two-day holiday for schools in Balasore district.According to the Meteorological office, water levels in the Mahanadi, Devi, Baitarani, Brahmani, Subarnarekha, Tel, Hati, 16-Jul-09: "Flood,Benin: Benin declared state of emergency and called for international humanitarian aid after 2,000 families been displaced by flooding caused by heavy rains...COTONOU, 8 July 2009 (IRIN) - Heavy rains have displaced thousands of people in Benin and have led the government to declare the countrys first state of emergency in recent 16-Jul-09: "ANKARA, Turkey -- At least four people died and three others are missing in flooding along Turkey's Black Sea coast, caused by days of torrential rain. According to media reports Wednesday (July 15th), two people died in the Artvin province after their house was destroyed by rising water. Two others -- a man and his wife -- were killed in the Ordu province 7-Jul-09: "Chinese state media are reporting at least 20 people have been killed in heavy flooding in the southern China.Heavy rains have been pounding central and southern China since Wednesday.The official Xinhua (shin-wah) News Agency says about 700,000 people have fled their homes after the rains toppled houses, flooded roads and damaged a dam.A 7-Jul-09: "The Brahmaputra river was flowing above the danger level at several places including Dibrugarh, Jorhat and Guwahati. In the worst-hit districts of Lakhimpur, Dhemaji and Jorhat, vast tracts of land were submerged due to breaches in embankments.The situation in Lakhimpur is very grave following a breach in the 100-metre embankment and 200 villages 5-Jul-09: "Torrential rains triggered landslides and flash floods killing six people and stranding half a million in their homes in Bangladesh, officials said on Saturday.The landslides occurred near Habiganj district town, some 200 km (125 miles) northeast of the capital Dhaka Saturday, burying all six members of a family.Officials said the situation had worsened at three other 7-Jul-09:, "Vietnam's Central Steering Committee for Flood and Storm Control said torrential rains and floods since Friday had killed 20 people and left 18 others in the country's northern mountainous provinces so far, the Vietnam News reported Monday.Among the deaths, 13 are in Bac Kan, three in Cao Bang and four others in Ha Giang, Lai Chau, Lao Cai and Lang Son, July 1, 2009: Dartmouth Flood Observatory's River Watch sites and MODIS mapping of flooding in May and June show extensive areas under water (see http://www.dartmouth.edu/~floods/hydrography/E20S10.html). Although flooding in these areas is a seaonal ocurrence, exceedance of the 5 yr recurrence interval flood is July 16: "The floods that devastated portions of north Moravia will have a significant effect on the Czech economy over the course of 2009 as billions of crowns in government funds go to environmental and infrastructure recovery, forcing the government to reconsider its previously approved budget, said Finance Minister Eduard Janota.Heavy rainstorms took the north June 24: "VIENNA, June 24 (Reuters) - Vienna's Albertina Museum, home to landmark Impressionist works by Monet and Renoir, will start removing 950,000 artworks from its leaking underground depot following some of Austria's heaviest downpours in 50 years.The gallery, which remains open, will start moving the works on Thursday, including pieces by Flemish June 22: "Due to heavy rains during the last days, floods have affected 10,818 people in the Department of Escuintla and 183 people have been evacuated" " Due to heavy rains, there have been 4 landslides around of the area of the Volcano Concepci?n in the municipality of Moyogalpa, island of Ometepe. 12 houses and 64 people affected"

June 22: "BEIJING, June 22 (Xinhua) -- Floods in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality have left at least eight people dead and three missing, the Ministry of Civil Affairs announced Monday. From June 19 to 21, 220 millimeters of rain fell, triggering floods in many areas in Chongqing. As of 8:00 a.m. Saturday, about 106,000 were evacuated to safe places. A total of June 22: "Thousands of people are still without power after storms rolled across the state Friday and early today, dumping more than 3 inches of rain at Detroit Metro Airport. Consumers Energy spokeswoman Harmony Nowlin said the company, which provides service statewide, had 22,400 customers without power. She said most of those customers would be June 12: "Series of mudslides caused by torrential rains have killed 18 people in Ivory Coast's main city Abidjan, rescue services said Friday 12 June."

June 20: "Accra, June 20, G NA - T he Greater Accra Regional Administration, has announced that intensity of rainfall that occurred last Friday night, has caused flooding in some low lying areas within the Accra Metropolis, resulting in some in deaths.It said the areas included Sakaman, Mataheko, Kaneshie and Mallam, adding that seven lives have been confirmed lost May 26: "Cyclone Aila caused major flooding in areas of eastern India and Bangladesh overnight, destroying thousands of homes and killing 115 people. Almost 3,000 thatch and mud houses were torn away and tens of thousands of people have been left stranded. Six-foot high waves smashed into the area and breached flood protection embankments, flooding 20 May 2009 (IRIN) - Aid agencies in Tajikistan have appealed for emergency aid to replenish the countrys stocks, including food, as heavy rain continues to cause floods and mud flows which have displaced over 15,000 people.A 15 May report by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said continuous torrential rain since 20 April had displaced more May 23: Floods have killed at least 11 people this week as heavy rains swamp towns still rebuilding from last year's hurricanes, Haiti's civil protection department said Friday. Most of the victims were swept away by swollen rivers or died when their flimsy homes collapsed, officials said. Five of the deaths were reported in the rice-growing Artibonite Valley. Rains that May 21: Homes, businesses and roads across Volusia and Flagler counties flooded today as relentless rains drenched the area for the third day in a row. Several homes in the Crane Lakes subdivision in Port Orange also were damaged overnight by high winds.The National Weather Service said this morning more than 11 inches of rain were recorded at Daytona Beach May 21: "Flood water runs down a river in Chenzhou city, south China's Hunan province, May 20, 2009 after heavy rain swept across provinces in south China for the second day. Agricultural crops in some rural areas were flood by the unexpected summer flood.""Heavy rain has fallen into some regions of southern China, triggering floods and threatening agriculture May 28: "Up to 9,000 people are still isolated 10 days after northeastern NSW was first hit with floods, and many could remain cut off for another month." May 25: " More than 21,000 people were now cut off by floodwaters along Australia's east coast, officials said.Emergency services said they carried out 47 rescues but an elderly man died on Friday after his car was May 18: "KABUL: The Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN-OCHA) were assisted by International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) troops in providing humanitarian relief to the victims of flooding in Faryab province on May 12. The heavy rainfalls on May 11 made many of May 10: "GILBERT, W.Va. (AP) -- The National Guard is helping residents in West Virginia's southern coalfields recover from weekend flooding that destroyed at least 300 buildings, knocked out power and caused mudslides that flushed trash, debris and at least one mobile home downstream.Gov. Joe Manchin toured the region and activated 300 Guard troops May 5: "Over 20 killed in Philippine floods. FLASH floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains dumped by a typhoon have killed 20 people and left three missing in the Philippines, the country's disaster agency said yesterday. The weather bureau said Typhoon Kujira was centred off the coast of the southeastern province of Catanduanes in Luzon island and was June 12: " President Obama has issued a disaster declaration for several parts of Alaska affected by spring flooding and ice jams, ordering federal aid to help in recovery efforts.Federal funds will be available to affected residents in the Alaska Gateway, Kuspuk, Yukon Flats and the Yukon-Koyukuk regional education attendance areas.The government says assistance can May 18: TRIZIDELA DO VALE, Brazil Swelled rivers that have flooded homes to their rooftops and forced more than 260,000 people from their homes in northeastern Brazil will probably take a few more weeks to recede, Brazilian authorities said over the weekend.The intense flooding has paralyzed large swaths of this sweltering tropical region, where schools April 29, 2009:"Houston may get chance to dry out today and much of next week after Tuesday's downpours flooded the west and northwest areas of Harris County... Severe weather pounded areas on both sides of the Red River on Wednesday, dumping heavy rain and causing flash floods in the far northern portions of Texas and southern Oklahoma, the

April 27, 2009: Floods engulfing the East Kalimantan capital Samarinda over the past week have shown no signs of receding. As of Wednesday, a number of businesses and schools in the area had temporarily closed as a result of meter-high floods. The flooding has forced three schools - the political science, forestry and community health schools - at the Mulawarman April 15, 2009: Rain-induced floods have displaced over 8,000 people in a commune north of Bujumbura, the Burundian capital, and damaged at least 1,200 houses as well as crops, an official has said."The rains have destroyed many houses and crops; others are still flooded," Moise Ndayisenga, the administrator of Buterere Commune, said. More rain fell on 12 April in April 29: On 20-21 April, flooding was reported in 10 locations on the outskirts of Mazar city and 3 in Chemtal district of Balkh province. Two children were killed, a total of 240 houses completely destroyed, 157 partially damaged. 240 families have lost everything"..."Flash floods, landslides and earthquakes in different parts of Afghanistan in the last 10 days or so April 9, 2009: "April 9, 2009: "High water levels surging along the St. John River pushed ice over the river's banks, crushing guard rails and pavement, as flooding forced more than 200 people from their homes in western New Brunswick.Across the river in Grafton, N.B., resident Mike Kavanaugh said he was astonished at the speed of the ice-jam."There was so much of it, April 9, 2009: "Record flooding continued to force people from homes in north Florida on Thursday with the focus moving from the Panhandle, where floodwaters were receding, to rivers that were still rising in rural areas farther east. Initial reports so far show floodwaters have destroyed or caused major damage to nearly 200 homes and minor damage to more 31 March 2009: "A severe weather warning has been issued for parts of New South Wales as residents remain stranded by floodwaters in Coffs Harbour and on the mid north coast.The flooding, which has isolated thousands of people, is being described as a once-in-a-century event.Residents in Sydney, the Northern Rivers, mid north coast and Hunter regions are being May 8, 2009: "More than 200 schools were closed because they were surrounded by water or because young children were too small to walk across the huge flat pans -- locally known as oshanas -- filled with water one metre deep.These shallow pans have no real river beds. As unusually heavy seasonal rains hit Namibia and neighbouring Angola earlier this year, the Mar. 30:"The death toll from Friday's dam flooding on the outskirts of the Indonesian capital has risen to 99, and another 151 people are missing, local media reported.The 10-meter-high dam, built in 1933, burst in the suburb of Cireundeu to the southwest of Jakarta at 2:00 a.m. More than 400 houses were submerged and hundreds of people were forced to flee their Mar. 31:" About 1,000 residents have fled home after floods and landslides hit West Sumatra province of Sumatra island in Indonesia, Disaster Management Agency said here Tuesday.One person has been killed by the natural disaster, the agency said.The disaster had damaged dozens of houses, schools buildings, mosques, roads and bridges, spokesman of April 20: "While floodwaters south of Winnipeg appeared to crest over the weekend, the Red River's damage had been done. More than 2,200 people have fled their homes and officials warn that rainfall could spoil the reprieve. But with homes and farmland swamped and the Red River now a 750-kilometre lake, there was some good news: All the river's tributaries were March 19: "KOTA KINABALU, Mon:Floods in the west coast town of Beaufort have caused 328 people to be evacuated from their homes today.The water level in some hard-hit areas have reached to as high as one meter and access roads from in and out of the town have been blocked.The Padas river has also hit the danger level of 9.75 metres...the 328 victims from 84 March 19: "Namibia's President Hifikepunye Pohamba has declared a state of emergency in six northern districts after floods killed at least 90 people.He said the floods could be one of the worst disasters of its kind in recent memory and warned of food shortages.Field after field of crops have been destroyed, as have houses, schools, health centres and roads.Crocodiles March 6: "Road traffic between the southern Mozambican districts of Magude and Moamba, in Maputo province, has been interrupted following flooding on the Incomati river. According to the National Water Board (DNA), the Incomati went into flood on Wednesday, as a flood surge traveling from the South African border reached the district. The Magude district administrator, March 13: "Some residents evacuated and commuters battled flooded streets yesterday after days of heavy rain sent rivers spilling out of their banks in Northern Indiana.Crews helped people from houses along a stretch of the Tippecanoe River near Lafayette that saw record flooding last winter as water rushed through the Oakdale Dam at the southern end of Lake March 2: "Five people have died and more than 300 people have been displaced after ferocious storms hit KwaDukuza on the KwaZulu-Natal north coast yesterday.Two motor vehicles were washed away in swollen rivers, with two people drowning in each car, while one person drowned while trying to cross a river. The worst affected areas include Stanger, Mar. 7: Thousands of people fled their homes Friday in East Java, Indonesia, as more rivers burst their banks after days of heavy rains...The flooding was in the Tuban and Bojonegoro districts.In one village, Selogabus, almost 500 houses were flooded, along with several schools, a villager told Antara news agency. Floodwaters cut off some roads and inundated the

Feb. 15: "- Heavy rains in February have affected 10,000 families across the country. 20 districts of the city of Santa Cruz were flooded on the 13 Feb."

Feb. 15: "-Heavy rainfall between 19 and 28 of January has caused flooding in southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The vast water masses have severely affected the population in the municipalities of Trebinje, Popovo polje, Ravno, Neum and Svitava." Feb. 15: "- Due to a cold front in the Caribbean coast, heavy rains, floods and violent winds have affected thousands of people since early February 2009."

Feb. 15: "- Two children died and 415 people were left homeless after floods caused by heavy rain swept through Angola's capital Luanda at the weekend, a civil protection service official was quoted as saying on Monday.Authorities across the country remained on alert as heavy rain is expected to continue in coming days, he said.Authorities struggled to set up tents for Feb. 17: "The flood which hit Peru on Sunday, Feb 15 left hundreds of people homeless and one dead. Officials said that heavy rains and consequent mudslides started in the district of Chosica, 47 kilometers east of Lima, the capital city of Peru on Sunday morning.Police officials recovered the body of 15-year-old Lucero Vasquez, who died in the incident. She died while Feb. 26: "The Andean region of Colombia has been deeply affected by constant rain. The sectors of Antioquia, Tolima, Santander, Cauca and Nari?o amongst others in the Pacific region are in a high state of alert due to floods and landslide". Feb. 17: "More than six persons were killed and 14 missing after rain-swollen Mira river flooded the port city of Tumaco and Feb. 15: "MORE than 3,000 people have been evacuated in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro state as of Saturday following days of torrential rains, flooding and mudslides that prompted officials to declare a disaster area. One of the municipalities most severely affected was Itaborai, some 30 km northeast of the city of Rio where 1,000 residents were evacuated from their homes and Feb. 16: "THE death toll from the recent flooding in the Solomon Islands has reached 13 but could rise further as some villagers remain missing. The Solomons' National Disaster Management Office confirmed the 13 dead after three bodies were found at the weekend, the Solomon Star newspaper reported. But at least six villagers were still missing feared dead after Feb. 12: "Rivers swelled by drenching rains have gone over their banks, swamping roads and forcing evacuations. Here are the latest developments across Western Washington:Both directions of the SR 169 Green River bridge are closed because of a landslide, the WSDOT says. WSP is directing traffic to detour.Reporter Graham Johnson says officials in the city of Feb. 10: "Nine people were missing in northern Argentina on Tuesday after a mudslide and flooding that swept up a railway bridge and dozens of houses and vehicles...More than 1 200 people had been evacuated on Monday, before the storm which provoked the disaster struck the town of Tartagal.A third of the community's 60 000 residents were said to have been Feb. 16: Water levels in flood-threatened Chatham should peak Sunday night, with Thames River levels expect to rise 17 feet, or five metres, above normal...River levels are expected to surge two feet beyond the peak reached in the New Years Day flooding, and washed-out streets and flooded basements are expected in several areas of the city. This is much worse Feb. 11: "SANTIAGO.- Although the authorities still evaluate the farm sectors losses from the flooding in several zones, in the countrys Northwest and Northeast they surpass RD$300 million.The provinces most affected by the floods were Santiago, Santiago Rodriguez, Dajabn, Montecristi, Puerto Plata, San Francisco, Espaillat, La Vega and Monseor Noel. Feb. 8: Severe flood waters and storms in Morocco have claimed the lives of at least 24 people since the beginning of the month...Last week, four family members died when their house gave way after heavy rain. The extreme weather is reported to have caused widespread damage to more than 2,500 homes...Large areas of farmland have also been badly hit with the Feb. 8: "DUMAGUETE CITY, Philippines -- At least five persons were killed after heavy rains triggered floods and landslides in Negros Oriental province over the weekend, authorities said. Three people were killed after they were washed away by flood waters while two children were killed in landslides in the mountains of Sagbang in Valencia town...The floods were spawned Feb. 12: "KINABATANGAN...Worsening flood conditions saw another 108 people from 21 families evacuated in this district today. The number was an increase from the 50 evacuated yesterday. According to Kinabatangan district officer Abdul Latif Kandok, 69 were evacuated from Kampung Pengkalan Bukit Garam while another 39 were from Kampung Buang Sayang. Feb. 2: "Landslides, flash floods and high waves have killed at least 18 people on Indonesia's Java and Sulawesi islands...The flash floods, triggered by incessant rains, caused the Bengawan Solo River to burst its banks, submerging thousands of homes on Monday in the East Java district of Bojonegoro. The floodwaters inundated homes in dozens of villages over

Jan. 22: "A powerful cyclone that hit the west coast of Madagascar killed three people and left nearly 3,000 homeless...Cyclone Fanele hit the Morondava district on Wednesday, bringing with it heavy rain and winds of up to 130 miles per hour. It uprooted giant trees, flattened homes and left large areas flooded, an Associated Press reporter saw during a tour of the Jan. 26: "At least 33 people were killed and 48 injured this week in southern Algeria in flooding caused by heavy rains, local media reported on Saturday. The flooding affected eight desert cities in the valley of M'Zab, the largest of which is Ghardaia, which is located about 600 kilometres south of the capital Algiers. The sudden storms caused the M'Zab river to overflow Feb. 20: "LARGE areas of NSW have been declared natural disaster zones after heavy rain and extensive flooding in Bourke and the Mid- North Coast, including Coffs Harbour, Bellingen and Kempsey. The State Emergency Service has received 1011 calls for help since the rains started on Friday, with nine people needing to be rescued and about 30 people evacuated" Jan. 27: "Weather conditions have improved overnight in New South Wales, with rain and winds easing....The threat of flooding across Sydney and parts of the Central Coast has eased.But a minor flood warning had been issued for homes near the Georges River in Sydney's south-west after heavy rain in the area.The Nepean River and Lake Illawarra are also Jan. 27: "Five people were killed when flashfloods swamped several villages in the southern Philippines... the flooding occurred late Monday in Kabacan town in North Cotabato province, 960 kilometres south of Manila. It was triggered by overnight heavy rains which caused the Kabacan River to breach its banks and sweep away several houses.Hundreds of people were Jan. 24: Floods swamp parts of Brazil...Rescue teams rush in to save trapped flood victims as heavy rains and severe flooding continue to plague Brazil's southeastern state of Minas Gerais". Jan. 22: "Incessant heavy rains from Wednesday in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro state have caused eight landslides and several floods, killing at least seven people....more than 200 Jan. 25: "Persistent rains of medium intensity caused floods in the north and central part of the Dominican Republic, leaving one person dead and causing the evacuation of 1,530, an indefinite number of people missing and hundreds of homes damaged....COE spokesperson said the alert has been maintained for 11 provinces: Puerto Plata, Santiago Rodriguez, Maria Jan. 25: ".Warm weather in northern Romania caused widespread flooding as snow and ice melted earlier than usual. At one point the River Iza was blocked by ice-flows and emergency workers used dynamite to release the dammed up water. Hundreds of homes and farms were flooded. Because the weather temperature increased over the normal in this period of the year, Jan. 25: "...News outlets throughout Europe are reporting Storms in South Western France and Northern Spain, taking seven lives so far. No such storm has been seen for a decade in those parts of Europe, coming from the Atlantic with winds of 172 Km/h and torrential rain falls causing floods and devastation...The BBC does report some Children killed as a Sports hall Jan. 19: "The cost of damage from flooding in Fiji's "worst ever natural disaster" is rocketing, its military regime says, with the latest figure estimated at just over $44 million... the flooding which left at least 11 people dead - was the worst ever, eclipsing floods in 1956, 1972 and 1999. The flood hit the western area of the main island of Viti Levu especially hard. Agriculture Jan. 5.: "Five people were swept away by floods in the central provinces of Binh Dinh and Quang Nam Saturday, bringing the death toll from unseasonal flooding to nine...At least 100,000 hectares of crops have been destroyed, thousands of homes damaged and major dikes breached by the flooding that has deluged central provinces over the past ten Jan. 12: "The state of Washington has declared a state of emergency in the wake of floods that have hit the area in the last week. Due to the heavy dump of snow followed by the rapid melting, the rivers in the area are not able to accomodate all the water, and are therefore flooding their banks and the surrounding areas - such as roads, neighbourhoods and even Jan. 19: "The flood situation in Sabahs northern Kota Marudu district has improved significantly with nearly all 1,568 evacuees allowed to go home. Evacuees at 12 relief centres went home yesterday following improved weather conditions...the district would remain on 24hour alert, as the current weather conditions were unpredictable. The situation in other flood-hit Jan. 12: "About 100 homes in Cairns have been flooded as Cyclone Charlotte delivered torrential rain this morning. In the past 24 hours, Low Isles north of Cairns has had 394mm and 255.6mm has been recorded at Cairns Airport - most of that in the past three to four hours...Charlotte crossed the coast from the Gulf of Carpentaria as a strong category one Jan 18: " ...the death toll brought about by the effects of the tail-end of the cold front that triggered massive flooding and landslides in at least nine regions in the country has reached 20, with Northern Mindanao and Caraga regions in Mindanao among the worst affected... " Jan. 14: "Nearly 200,000 people have been displaced by severe flooding across the eastern Jan. 16: "Floods caused by heavy rains in Mozambique have claimed at least 25 lives since December...The floods that have come ahead of the annual rainy season have so far affected only half the 1 million people authorities had expected would be affected.." Jan. 12.: "Authorities in Mozambique say torrential rains have killed 19 people in the past few days and

Jan. 12: "Floods which have been hitting several sub districts in West Lombok District of Indonesia's West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Province since last Friday, have claimed three lives.The inundation triggered by incessant downpours since Friday have inundated hundreds of houses, and damaged dams as well as bridges in Mataram city, West Lombok, and West .Dec. 28: " Rivers swelled by drenching rains have gone over their banks, swamping roads and forcing evacuations."..For western Washington, "Both directions of the SR 169 Green River bridge are closed because of a landslide, the WSDOT says. WSP is directing traffic to detour...Officials in the city of Snoqualmie are expecting the Snoqualmie River to crest at 4 Dec. 28: "Melting ice and heavy thunderstorms delivered a nasty one-two punch to the Chicago area Saturday, resulting in widespread flooding in low-lying areas and power outages throughout the city and suburbs.Severe storms dumped as much as 1.5 inches of rain in some areas by Saturday evening. The National Weather Service estimated that water from melting Dec. 16: "GEORGETOWN, Guyana: The Ministry of Health has mobilized and dispatched several teams of health care workers to provide medical attention to villages still under water in Guyana .The authorities say a number of mobile medical teams are also on standby and all Health Centers in areas affected by the recent heavy rainfall will be opened for extended Jan. 12: ...the tragedy occurred before dawn in the rural area around the town of Villa Gomez, at some 100 kilometers (62 miles) north of Bogota, where the waters of a rio are dammed up. Drowned in the flood were two sisters 12 and 14 years old and a male cousin of 16. The river was swollen as a result of rains that have devastated a large part of Colombia from September Dec. 15: "British officials said cleanup operations were under way Monday after weekend flash flooding killed two people and affected hundreds of motorists.The hardest hit areas of Britain were parts of the southwestern counties of Devon and Somerset that were submerged under 18 inches of water Saturday, stranding motorists and killing Henry Collier, 86, who was found Dec. 17:""The water was like a rushing river, and it took my home on Wai'anae Valley Road off its foundation," she said...The American Red Cross' Hawaii Chapter said yesterday that among the more than 200 homes damaged by floods on O'ahu, three dozen were severely damaged or destroyed. State civil defense said at least 47 homes or other structures suffered major Dec. 14:"Rome has declared a state of emergency after two weeks of heavy rain.Dozens of people have been left stranded in their homes and cars, rescued by whatever vehicles can make it through.The level of the River Tiber has risen by five metres in two days and emergency services have been using boats to take people away. Built in 200BC and once the Dec. 3 :"Only the areas near Sungai Golok in Rantau Panjang and Tumpat have a large number of evacuees because the water level in the river is still above the danger level of 9.91 metres, although it had receded slowly compared to the level this morning which was 10 metres, Dec. 15: " Flooding in the South has led to 27,562 cases of waterborne disease in the past 25 days, the Public Health Ministry said yesterday.Some 242 mobile medical units had assisted flood victims in Chumphon, Surat Thani, Trang, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, Songkhla, Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat from November 19 to December 14. "Hong Kong foot" Dec. 8:" The death toll from flooding in various parts of Luzon and Mindanao has risen to 18, the National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) said Monday. NDCC said the 18 fatalities included four in Camarines Norte, seven in Cagayan, four in Isabela, and three in Aurora province.At least three were reported injured in Camarines Norte, while seven persons remain Dec 3.: "Strong southern winds pushed the Adriatic Sea into Venice again yesterday, submerging parts of the lagoon city a day after an unusually high tide caused the worst flooding in 20 years.Yesterday's tidal surge peaked at 3ft 4in, well below Monday's Dec. 3: "The Kilinochchi ,LTTE tigers adminstrative capital still under flooded sitation.The northeast monsoon is Active heavily this week never before, this caused flooding many areas, Muddying and slow down troops logistics Movements and advancement to tigers Heart Kilinochchi...Despite the heavy monsoon rain brave Sri Lankan Troops are still engaging in the Dec. 3: " Brazil is committed to quickly repairing key ports damaged in massive floods in order to recoup millions of dollars in daily losses to the economy...The floods, which have claimed at least 116 lives in the southern Santa Catarina region, severely damaged the major Itajai port, which has lost more than $400 million in revenue since the flooding began last month...those "Nov. 22.: Heavy rains unleashed flooding and mudslides in Venezuela that killed at least eight people, including four children, The victims following Thursday's downpours included two girls, 9 and 11, who died in a mudslide that hit a poor Caracas neighborhood. They were among at least four killed in the capital...Officials in other parts of the country reported at least four more Nov. 23:"A dam burst in Australia's Queensland state on Sunday after days of heavy rain and up to four people were believed missing in floodwaters..."There are reports of people missing....The bursting of the Bedford dam, near the town of Blackwater in the state's central highlands, reportedly sent thousands of gigalitres of water rushing downstream....It follows

Nov. 23:"Six people have died and thousands became homeless due to floods in the northern Philippines. Heavy rains over the past one week have led to flooding in 18 towns and about 200 villages in the provinces of Isabela and Cagayan in northern Luzon island. According to reports, more than 30,000 families were displaced and ready crops were damaged by these Nov. 19:"Heavy rains from a storm in central Vietnam have killed nine people, including three children, bringing the toll since late last week to 21, although the flood levels have peaked...Disaster reports from six central provinces hit by the storm that landed on Monday (local time) said more than 5,000 hectares of rice paddy had been destroyed...Several hundred Nov. 19:"Heavy rains caused a river in eastern Cuba to overflow its banks, flooding highways and more than 2,000 homes, and leading authorities to evacuate nearly 20,000 people...Severe flooding was also reported in the neighboring Caribbean islands of Grenada and Jamaica. There were no immediate reports of deaths on any of the three islands. The Nov. 20:"A storm centred around Brisbane on Australia's east coast has caused the worst flooding in decades, sweeping one woman to her death in a car and cutting power to 800 homes....The violent storm saw almost 200mm (8in) of rain in a few hours in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, and surrounding towns. Strong winds battered coastal areas in the Nov. 16:"The resort town of Montagu has been hard hit by the floods, with holiday homes in the hot-springs area washed into the river and the town cut in half...Floodwaters raged down the Keisie River, stranding tourists and washing away 23 holiday chalets and two villas at Montagu Springs Holiday Resort...Twenty people, including two babies, had to be evacuated Nov. 20: "The floods, which have occurred in an area beset by drought in recent months, follow heavy rains in both the Somali region and the highlands of the neighbouring Oromiya region. The rains caused the Wabi Shebelle, Genale, Woito and Omo rivers to break their banks"..Nov. 18: "At least 52,000 people have abandoned their homes in Ethiopia's Somali Nov. 12: " Because of the heavy rainfall, flood warnings are in effect for 25 mainstream rivers in western Washington. Many of these are expected to reach major flood stage today, with some possibly threatening record flood stages. Even after the bulk of the rain ends today, flooding will continue to be a threat as the volume of rainfall makes its way downstream."...Nov Nov. 11: "The United Nations humanitarian wing has dispatched an emergency team to western Kenya, where floods following heavy rainfall have forced more than 7,000 families out of their homes and submerged entire villages....The emergency team is working with its aid partners in the towns of Eldoret and Kisumu to assess the available relief stocks and is also Nov. 4: "Flash floods in south-western Gedo region have displaced hundreds of families and inundated hectares of farmland in and around Bardera, the regional capital....the floods followed heavy rains in the town and in the hilly areas around it..."We had 11 hours of very heavy rains on Monday [3 November]"... "The floods displaced around 2,000 families [12,000 Nov 4: "On Tuesday, more rain fell in Hanoi, which has experienced its heaviest flooding since 1984, and the authorities reported 20 deaths in the capital and surrounding area from drowning, electric shock or lightning..."This natural disaster is characterized as the largest ever in Hanoi," Pham Quang Nghi, chief of the Hanoi branch of the ruling Communist Party, was Nov. 3: "Flash floods following torrential rains across Morocco have claimed the lives of at least 13 people, overwhelmed emergency services and forced factories and businesses to close. Eleven people were killed in the village of Driouch, 500km north of Rabat, when 20 homes collapsed in what local authorities described as the heaviest rains in the area for more "At least 18 people died in Yemen when floods caused by heavy rains swept through the southeastern province of Hadramaut, which has been declared a disaster zone...According to first reports received by a crisis cell set up to coordinate rescue efforts, seven people perished in Al-Mukalla, capital of Hadramaut, and 11 more died elsewhere in the province, a cell Oct 22.: "At least 12 people have died and 130,000 have been displaced by flooding and mudslides in Honduras as a stalled storm compounds the misery of a previous tropical depression" Oct 20: "Massive flooding in the western and central areas of Belize has cut off many villages and towns from the rest of the country, led to emergency evacuations, loss of "Four people were injured and seven were reported missing Sunday after heavy rains and flooding struck central Vietnam...More than 20,000 homes were threatened by landslides in Thua Thien-Hue, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai and Quang Tri provinces and hundreds of dwellings had their roofs blown off in the storms...Torrential rains have submerged homes and Nov. 4: "Weeks of rain have caused the deaths of nearly 50 people and left more than 20 missing in Honduras and killed dozens more in Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua and the southern Mexican state of Chiapas...Most of the victims were buried in landslides and drowned in rivers that overflowed their banks...In Honduras, 100,000 people were affected by flooding "Three people are feared dead after floods swept across Mandera Town on Tuesday night, leaving at least 10,000 people homeless...more than 1,800 families were displaced when River Laga burst its banks...The arid North Eastern Province is prone to floods whenever it rains....Jamhuri and Bula Mpya villages are still submerged and many residents are marooned

"Floods triggered by torrential rainover the past four days have left two people dead, one missing and another injured and forced the evacuation of almost 50,000 residents in the southern China island province of Hainan....Floods also submerged 157 villages and inundated about 12,000 hectares of crops in the low-lying areas, said Yang Yunxian of the Hainan FL-2008-000182-RWAFlood,Rwanda: Torrential rains have caused extensive flooding, destroying homes and crops in Rwanda's western and northern regions..Oct 6.:"The situation is pathetic; we are trying to secure relief aid for the affected people," Penelope Kantarama, governor of Western Province, said on 3 October. The rains submerged more than 500 "Authorities in Nicaragua have declared a state of alert along the country's Pacific coast after heavy rain left at least nine people dead and four missing. Days of torrential rains have caused overflowing rivers and landslides, destroying 22 homes, and displacing more than 3,000 people. Civil defence authorities say the deaths were a result of reckless river crossings.They "KHARTOUM, Sudan, October 04, SPA -- A UN-run radio station has quoted a top Sudanese official saying 17 people are dead after floods destroyed homes, harvest and submerged farms in southern Sudan....citizens are facing difficult humanitarian conditions...most of the victims in North Bahral-Ghazal state flooding were women and children." Oct. 8: "Recently flooded areas Oct. 17: "At least eight people were reported drowned in severe flooding over the past two days in the southwest of Algeria...The latest incidents occurred in the region of Bechar, more than 1,000 kilometres (600 miles) from the capital Algiers, after the normally arid region was hit with heavy rain...As of Tuesday, Algerian Communications Minister Abderrachid Boukerzaza "Oct 1 - Nearly two weeks of heavy rains affects thousands in the Mexican state of Veracruz.Officials reported 43 rivers and 19 streams bursting their banks...soaking farmland, highways, and thousands of homes"...."Oct 4 - Mexican authorities have extended a state of emergency in Tabasco as the hard-hit region reels from torrential rainfall and floods. Mexico's Sept 28:" Torrential rain has led to the overflowing of the Zuojiang River, causing floods in the southern Chinese city of Chongzuo in Guangxi Zhuang province and affecting more than 13,000 people...Several streets in the old city area have been submerged under more than five metres of water. The first and second floor residents in the affected localities have been "At least 900 people were displaced due to floods in coastal areas in southeast Guatemala, officials said Sunday(21/09/2008). Leonel Morales, representative of the Guatemalan National Coordinator for the Reduction of Disasters (Conred), said the situation was very severe as many other areas have also been flooded." Sep. : "FLOODS triggered by Typhoon Hagupit have now claimed at least 41 lives in northern Vietnam, as rescuers continued to search for five people reported missing, disaster officials said yesterday. Hagupit made landfall in Vietnam on Wednesday, triggering severe flooding and landslides in eight mountainous provinces, said the national flood and storm control Oct 4.: "More than 300 people in the eastern Thai province of Chachoengsao have become ill from flood-related diseases, officials said...The Thai News Agency reported Friday that heavy and continuing rains caused recurring floods in three districts -- Phanom Sarakham, Ban Pho and Plaeng Yao.Public health authorities have sent 20,000 pairs of boots and mosquito nets to "Eight districts in western Nepal were affected by the rains which the Nepalese meteorological department described as unusually heavy....The worst hit was Kailali district, about 450 kilometres west of the Nepalese capital Kathmandu, where at least 18 people were killed with dozens more missing....Local authorities said the rescue operations were being hampered by As many as 15 villages in Indi taluk of Bijapur district have been flooded following release of water from dams in Maharashtra. In the past two days, more than 1.20 lakh cusecs of water has been released from Ujani and Virbhatkar dams. There has been heavy loss of crops and people have moved to safe areas...." Boudh (Orissa), Sept 23: Flood situation in Orissa Firefighters and rescue crews spent much of the day helping people stranded in deluged towns along the island's southern coast, where scores of residents took refuge in shelters....Families abandoned their homes by boat in a submerged neighborhood in Combate, a small southwestern town. In nearby Guanica, Felix Cruz said he sought higher ground when debris-

"At least 20 levees were topped by flood waters along the Missouri, causing massive flooding as thousands of people to have to be evacuated... highways have been closed, emergency crews and Missouri Highway Patrol troopers are working around the clock near Big Lake, a town of approximately 150 people after suffering nine levee breaks...Some of the damage and

"In nearby Lebed village, a mother and her daughter were killed by the flood while 50 houses were destroyed."

"Parts of Britain are mopping up after a weekend of storms and flooding that has been blamed for six deaths. Flooding struck large areas of Wales and western and northern England after one of the wettest Augusts on record. Hundreds of people were evacuated and 1,000 properties flooded in the worst-hit town of Morpeth, about 460 kilometres north of London." "The floods which hit parts of the island on Saturday are one of the worst in the state's history. The New Straits Times Presss regional printing plant in the Prai Industrial Zone was also hit by the floods On the mainland, Seberang Prai experienced its worst flooding since 2003.Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said more than 10,000 people were affected by the floods, which "Floods caused an estimated 10billion rupiahs (1.08 million U.S. dollars) in material losses after hiting Gorontoalo city on northern Sulawesi island of Indonesia, Antara News agency said on Monday. The provisional estimation covered only damages in irrigation infrastructures and roads. "The material losses do not yet includedamages of houses and office GONAIVES, Haiti - Haitians took to their roofs to escape rising floodwaters Sunday (Sept 7) for the second time in a week as squalls from Hurricane Ike intensified their misery, flooding homes and collapsing a bridge on the last open land route for aid to the desperate city.Five adults and five children drowned overnight in the coastal town of Cabaret north of Port-auThis is follow-on to event #3365."Majuli Island (Assam), Sep 8 : Situation is grim in Majuli Island in Assam, where floods have inundated almost the entire island, affecting thousands of people and disrupting communications.".."Guwahati, Sep 07: The flood situation in Assam continued to be critical Sunday with an estimated 2.1 million people displaced and 24 dead so ON August 31: "The flood situation in the northern region worsened with rising waters of the Teesta, the Brahmaputra and the Dharla rivers marooning several thousands of people, reports said....A Flood Forecasting and Warning Center report said more low-lying areas including some parts of capital Dhaka are likely to be flooded within the next two to three

On Aug 27: "The death toll from Hurricane Gustav is up to 22 in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, Haiti's civil protection director Marie Alta Jean-Baptiste says mudslides and flooding have killed at least 14 people in Haiti, including a young girl who was swept off a bridge by floodwaters. In the neighboring Dominican Republic, eight people have died in a landslide" On The United Nations said last week floods had uprooted an estimated 200,000 people across West Africa. Kingsley Amaning, UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Chad, said in a statement on Saturday that 10,000 had lost their homes due to flooding in and around the southern town of Sahr. "Torrential rains have been hitting Sahr since late July, and have continued up to the (Reuters) - Flooding in Ethiopia's western Gambella region has killed three people, displaced thousands and destroyed crops...Flash floods following heavy rains for nearly a week have caused major rivers in Gambella to burst their banks, submerging residential areas and farmlands and forcing 18,000 people to be displaced"...So far we have reports of the deaths of Rivers currently (August 25) at or above flood stage: St. Marks River at Newport (Wakulla County) at record major flood stage. St. Marys River at Macclenny (Baker/Nassau County) at major flood stage. St. Johns River near Geneva (Lake Harney/Volusia/Seminole) at record major flood stage. Ochlockonee River near Havana (Gadsden/Leon Counties) at major flood As of Monday evening (18th), over 25,000 locals left their homes for Inaruwa, Saptari and neighboring Indian villages....The buffer zone of the Koshi Wildlife Reserve is among the most affected by the erosion... Local roads in the villages turned into canals and many had to swim to safety in higher areas...Although 40 out of the total of 56 sluicegates at Saptakoshi barrage "Torrential rains flooded more than 400 homes in Starr County...More than 13 inches of rain fell in some parts of the county, forcing emergency officials to use boats to pluck people from their flooded homes....The impact of so much rain was compounded because the ground was still saturated from Hurricane Dolly..."It's really in a bad situation now," Falcon said. "People were airlifted by helicopter after heavy rains caused an earthen dam gave way. Residents and campers were plucked from Supai, Arizona yesterday....The area of northern Arizona got 3 to 6 inches of rain Friday and Saturday and about 2 inches more on Sunday"

"Aug 18th, 2008 | LONDON -- Authorities rescued people trapped on the roofs of their cars and stranded in their homes after parts of Northern Ireland received more rainfall in one day than they usually experience in three weeks, officials said Monday...Group Commander Jim Guy said the flash floods were the worst that Northern Ireland's Fire and Rescue service had ever " 10000 rai of farmland damaged"..Thailand: "The Mekong river has exceeded its highest recorded level of 12.38 metres in 1966, inundating homes and farmland from 9 August in the northern province of Chiang Rai all the way to the northeastern province of Nakhon Panom. Floods which, according to the Interior Ministry, are the worst in 100 years, have caused Pakistan: 62013 acres of farmland affected. India: ""Chandigarh: Food crops in over 65,000 acres of land are feared to have been damaged by heavy rains in Punjab in the past several days that has left fields flooded, according to reports from flood-hit areas. The damage has been caused mainly to paddy, maize and vegetables, according to a senior official of the

Rivers at highest levels in 40 years, multiple landslides

810000 affected by exceptionally heavy rains and flooding

300 houses destroyed in Maku

"Due to high floods at Warsak, Nasir Bagh, and Charsadda Road, more than 80 villages were flooded, endangering masses life and property.The floods have caused massive damage with crumbling walls, the communications system gone haywire, causing a severe food shortage, with people forced to spend their lives under open skies, taking refuge atop buildings, trees

"Torrential rains from Thursday to Saturday have left two people dead and resulted in flooding that forced the relocation of 53,800 people in east China. The flooding along the Chuhe River system in Anhui and Jiangsu provinces is the worst since 1991, with water levels in some sections exceeding warning levels or even historical records.The flood crest of the Xianghe On July 28, the waters of the Togagawa river in Kobe rose suddenly and swallowed more than 10 people, killing a woman and three children who were playing on the riverbank.The total length of the Togagawa river is only 3 kilometers, including its tributaries. On the same day, a river flooded in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. About 50,000 people were evacuated United Nations relief officials warned that heavy rains across West Africa have brought renewed flooding to the region, threatening the homes and livelihoods of tens of thousands of people...more than 50,000 people in seven West African countries have been affected by floods so far, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). People were forced out of their homes yesterday as roads and schools were closed and floodwaters raced across farmland in North Canterbury.A winter deluge left rivers swollen and creeks overflowing, bringing chaos to the region.Heavy rain fell across North Canterbury, delivering up to 200mm to Cheviot and about 130mm to Amberley over 24 hours, Many "The 19,000-square-kilometre Auyuittuq National Park on Baffin Island's northeast coast has recently experienced "record-breaking" warmth and substantial amounts of rain"

"Downpours across Interior Alaska caused waterways including the Salcha and Tanana rivers to spill their banks Wednesday in a continuation of some of the worst flooding here in decades...Much of the flood-prone town of Salcha woke to find flood waters had surrounded homes and filled crawlspaces after overnight showers brought two-day rainfall levels to a Piddig and Pasuquin towns in the Philippines suffered extensive flooding that displaced more than 6,000 people. "The rain, which resulted from a powerful typhoon that pounded Taiwan and the Philippines, led authorities to urge some 70,000 people to evacuate in the historic areas of Kyoto and Kanazawa. A ferocious torrent gushed through Japan's sixth largest city of "The Brahmaputra and its tributaries were flowing above the danger mark in at least six places. Thousands have been displaced overnight with the Brahmaputra breaching a vital embankment along Majuli, South Asia's largest river island.""In Bangladesh, perennially inundated because so much of it is low-lying delta, more than half of the districts were under

In New Mexico, "Meteorologists said the mountainous area had gotten more than 6 inches of rain and more rain is forecast for the area over the next few days"

Intense and heavy rainfall in the Liberian capital Monrovia on 20 July caused the worst floods ever seen in Monrovia

Officials said parts of the south had recorded up to 44 inches of rain in the past 24 hours.The storm started lashing Taiwan late Thursday. It headed away from Taiwan and toward southern China early Friday, packing winds of 52 mph, the Central Weather Bureau said.In the Philippines, the government disaster agency said two people died earlier this week as the Three people have died and more than 30 were injured in flash floods and heavy torrential rain in the eastern province of Batna. Torrential rains and flash flooding left many places and villages isolated, destroyed infrastructure in the affected areas and left many people without basic services.Mexican Interior Ministry declared a state of emergency in six cities of the eastern state of Veracruz on Thursday after heavy rains slashed eastern Mexico. In a press statement, the ministry said the General Coordination for The flooding has cut off land transportation between Luwuk and Palu and beteen Luwuk and Makassar as a concrete bridge over Tobelombang River was destroyed by the flood. From Balikpapan (ANTARA News): "Thousands of houses in Balikpapan, Indonesia's East Kalimantan province, were hit by 2.5-meter floods since 3 a.m local time on Wednesday due to

"THE spectre of another washout summer returned yesterday as a month's worth of rain drenched the country in a single day. Cars were abandoned by roadsides and rail services were thrown into chaos as huge swathes of the country were put on flood alert....The Southwest and south Wales bore the brunt of the downpours yesterday as nearly three inches of rain

20 dead in Bangladesh,20000 displaced. In Nepal, flooding forced residents of Simal Khet, Tatopani, Sarkunda, Sisamjhal, Thandajala, Sarkuda and Parigaun to flee; villages of Siraha and Dadeldhura districts were completely inundated. Three rivers - Damodar, Kharkai, and Suvarnarekha - are overflowing and posing a threat to Ranchi and Jamshedpur cities Heavy rain due to a seasonal rain front, western to eastern Japan on Sunday, more than 30 homes flooded in Aki, Kochi Prefecture. In Aki, hourly rainfall of 83 millimeters, the highest on record for the city, was observed. The city government of Anan, ain Tokushima, recommended the evacuation of 67 households with a total of 128 residents due to rising water levels at a Tropical storm landfall brought heavy rain to region affected by earlier flooding, 640000 hectares flooded, 1200 homes destroyed

"More than 5,000 people from six villages in Lalmonirhat sub-district were made homeless in the past five days when the Dharla river broke its banks, with scores now living in the open in the pouring rain"

n Orissa, "the total number of people affected would be about half a million. Flooding in the north-eastern state of Assam since Saturday also left eight people dead and displaced nearly 400,000 people in 359 villages in Lakhimpur and Sonitpur districts"... Flooding in the northeastern state of Assam left eight people dead and displaced nearly 400,000 people in 359 "The heaviest rainstorms in 50 years drenched parts of Guangdong province, killing at least 1 student and causing widespread flooding. Local media reported that more than 6,500 people had to be evacuated from their homes." Update on June 18, 2008: "BEIJING, June 18 (Xinhua) -- At least seven schoolchildren are among 10 people killed on Monday in floods caused by "Heavy rainfall of up to 10 inches in Indiana has caused record flooding in the state. Flood water levels are greater in some locations than they were during the great Indiana flood of 1913". Iowa City is experiencing a "500-year flood" because of water flowing out of the Coralville Reservoir. The city has been evacuated, and attempts to preserve infrastructure will Tropical Storm Arthur. 10,000 affected. "Before becoming the first storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season Tropical Storm Arthur was Tropical Storm Alma which developed in the Eastern Pacific on May 27. TS Alma and Arthur dumped approximately 10 inches of rain across Belize causing flooding in low lying areas."

418000 affected

more than 538,000 people affected, about 6,700 houses damaged, many roads cut by landslides

Heavy rain causes floods and landslides. 93 mm rain in 24 hours in Valparaiso."The most affected communities are Molina and Lincantn in the region of Maule about 125 miles (200 km) south of the capital, Santiago. The community of Molina has 500 affected families due to the overflowing of the Lontu river, along with another 1,500 families from Licantn" Heavy Heavy rains from Typhoon Halong cause flooding. Also damage from wind and waves in coastal Pangasinan and Zambales. Landslides. 9,000 houses were damaged or destroyed. 34,000 displaced. 200,000 receiving aid. 1 million affected. Fish pens destroyed. $3.7 million worth crops destroyed. Floods in Dagupan City. Thousands of families homeless in Spring flooding on tributaries of Lena river. Ice jams. Damage to roads and bridges. 1590 houses inundated.MODIS observations of high levels on many tributaries of Lena and Aldan rivers beginning May 12 - 22. Heavy rains from Typhoon Rammasun (Butchoy) and Tropical Storm Halong (Cosme) in the Visayas region. Negros Occidental - 12,815 displaced. 28 villages flooded. P11 million agricultural damage.Mindanao - 5 villages submerged by Allah river in Sultan Kudarat provinceIloilo - 8,500 families displaced. 40 villages flooded. Two hours of heavy rains cause flash floods. "fastest and most powerful flood over the past decades". Reports vary - either hundreds or thousands of families evacuated.

Heavy rains cause flash floods. Roads damaged. No specific areas mentioned.

The first cyclone of the 2008 season - Cyclone Nargis - causes widespread flooding along the coastal plain of the Irrawaddy river.Burma - Death toll estimated at 100,000 - could be as high as 1.5 million. 1.5 million homeless. Worst cyclone to Asia since 1991. 190km/h winds, 3m-high tidal surge. 2.5 million people affected. "Entire chunks of Myanmar's Irrawaddy Rainstorms affect 780,000 in 11 cities. 380 homes destroyed. 351 evacuated. 37,254 hectares farmland flooded. Wuhan city some streets flooded up to 1 meter deep. 19 million U.S. dollars damages. Up to 150mm rain in Wuhan, Xiaogan and Yunmeng. "At least 3 inches of rain in 24 hours combined with melting of the heaviest winter snow accumulation in memory" Floods on already swollen rivers.Maine - 1,000 evacuated. 140 homes flooded. St John River at Fort Kent at record high level of 30.14 feet, surpassing 1979 record crest. Worst flood in 80 years of record keeping. A "greater than a 100-year event" in Heavy rains from tropical storm Nargis. Floods and landslides.9 dead in "extensive flooding". 4,500 families homeless. 50,000 affected in eight districtsRatnapura - 8,122 people displaced. Kegalle - 1,500 families displaced. Kalutara - 1,115 people displaced.Colombo - 2,537 houses inundated. Spring floods. Enormous ice jams choking the Albany River cause water to rise suddenly. Protective dikes in Fort Albany damaged by ice blocks. Several thousand people airlifted to safety. 2,000 evacuated from Kashechewan and Fort Albany. Worst floods in Fort Albany since 1985. Fourth evacuation of Kashechewan due to flooding since 2004."Residents may

Towns of Harrington and Manning Point isolated by floodwaters, thousands isolated.500 hectares crops damaged in Manning Valley. MODIS observation of flooding at Harrington on April 26 Several days of heavy rains cause flash floods in ten subdistricts in West Aceh. 34,514 evacuated. Thousands of fowls killed. Tens of thousands of hectares of paddy field inundated. Loss of hundreds of millions of rupiahs. 10,000 houses flooded. Heavy rains north of Huaihe river affect 240,000 people. 22,000 hectares crops damaged. 2,000 houses damaged. Losses at 4.13 million US dollars. Up to 283 mm rain.

600 displaced in Ifakara. Damage to roads, bridges and agriculture.Two overflowing power generation dams release water in Morogoro.MODIS observations flooding on Kilombero river April 11 to May 13. Seasonal River Rangwena bursts banks after torrential rains, 500 families homeless in flash floods. Flooding more destructive than last floods in 1976.

Worst flooding on Moira river since 1981, first time in 25 years Moira has breached its banks. 150 buildings flooded.Worst flooding in Trent Hills in almost 30 years, 100 homes flooded.

Two weeks torrential rain cause floods in Brazils normally arid northeast. $390US million damages. Crops and livestock destroyed. Paraiba - 25 dead. 14,000 displaced. Floods in 13 towns and cities near Paraiba RiverPiaui - 4 dead. 57,000 displaced. 30 cities and towns isolated by floods. Crops destroyed. Maranhao - 3 dead. 30,000 displaced.Pernambuco Flash floods on Nyando and Awach rivers. 3 dead. 40 families homeless.

Kenya - Rainy season begins. Heavy rains in Mt Kilimanjaro area cause floods on tributaries of Ruvu river and Lake Jipe. Over 200 houses submerged. 150 acres crops flooded. 7,000 evacuated in Taveta district. 8,000 farmers lose crops in Taveta. Tanzania - 377 houses destroyed in Mirerani area. Eight mines in Mererani flooded killing 70 miners. 1 dead and 1,500 Riau Province - 15,000 houses submerged. Kampar - 6,000 houses in 49 villages in six sub districts in Kampar District inundated. Crops flooded. Thousands displaced. Roads damaged. Pekanbaru - thousands evacuated in Rumbai and Limapuluh area.Kuansing - 130 villages flooded along Indragiri River. Rainy season begins in KenyaMarch 20 - Entire Bubisa Village (population 2,000) swept away by floods. Overnight downpours kill 2 and displace 2,000 in Marsabit District. Several dead in Chalbi District.March 21 - flash floods in Naivasha town.March 26 - 1,600 families homeless in Chalbi district. March 29 - Naivasha town flooded again. Unusual summer rains.Tamil Nadu - 24 dead. 15 districts affected. 10,278 people affected. 47,000 hectares crops damaged. 57 herd of cattle washed away in flash floods. 2000 km roads damaged. 40,233 hectares under water. Record rainfalls in March. Karnataka - 13 dead. 10.22 crore rupees crops destroyed. Heavy rain on saturated ground from storms in midwest causes flooding.Missouri - 5 dead. Parts of southern Missouri receive as much as 12 inches of rain. James river approaching record levels. Worst flooding in decades. Evacuations. 300 buildings flooded in Piedmont. Levee breaches near Poplar Bluff and Cape Girardeau cause hundreds to evacuate. Near Torrential rains from the early North-East monsoon. Floods and landslides. 174,214 people displaced. 75,000 acres crops destroyed. 228 houses destroyed. 600 houses damaged. 340,000 affected. Mannar district - 6,300 families displaced. Two dams damaged. 41,000 affected.Negombo area - 1,112 families displaced. Karuwalagasweva - thousands of acres Floods and landslides. 5 dead. 6 missing. Rivers overflowing.

Yellow river diverted into a lake on its upper reaches to relieve floods caused by ice jams. "the river's ice flood was the heaviest in 40 years"March 11 - Yellow river begins to thaw in Inner Mongolia. Around 50 million cubic meters of water had been diverted from the river.March 14 - Chinese army blasts ice jams on Qingshuihe section of Yellow River.March

Sarawak - Many small villages in remote area isolated by "massive" floods. Agricultural losses. Floods up to 3 meters deep. 1,800 in need of emergency aid in Tinjar district. Many parts of interior Baram flooded. Airport in Lawas flooded. Sabah - 47 villages affected by flooding of Sungai Padas river. Lamongan - 3,700 houses submerged in tens of villages. Dike collapse. Area has not recovered from flooding event 2007-242. March 13 - dike collapse floods 2,000 houses in Widang.Ngawi district - 300 houses and large areas crops inundated. Hundreds displaced. Bojonego - 3 dead and hundreds displaced.Central Java - Solo city partly inundated. 1,000 Heavy rains since February 24. 4 dead. 5 missing. Houses and a bridge destroyed.

70-80% of houses in Bampur destroyed. Most villages in south of Sistan-Baluchestan cut off by floods. 900 villages need Red Crescent assistance. 16,760 affected.Economic losses at USD 130 million. 2,000 houses destroyed. 12,700 evacuated. Roads and schools destroyed. Hundreds cattle killed. 48 towns and villages flooded. 260 houses destroyed. 553 km of roads washed out. 59 bridges damaged.Floods bigger than 2005 floods. Heavy rains since February 7. Central Java - Floods and landslides. 3,500 displaced. Some cities inundated with 2 meters water for nearly 2 weeks. Flooding persists in Kudos and Pati area and is included in event 2008-030.Kudus - 5 dead in landslide.Pati - 68 villages inundated.East Nusa Tenggara - 4 dead. 500 displaced. 1,000 hectares crops flooded. Worst Ice flows on the Ili river since 2000. Ice jams along China-Kazakhstan border along 35 kilometers of the Ili river. 8,000 people and 32,000 cattle resettled. 315 homes flooded. No deaths reported. Heavy rain from Cyclone Ivan causes flooding. Cyclone Ivan lands on northeastern coast. 191,000 homeless. 300,000 affected. 45,000 acres crops damaged. Damage to roads, houses, infrastructure, agriculture"every area hit by the cyclone had experienced flooding"Sainte Marie island - 80% of infrastructure destroyed. Fenerive Este - 80,000 Nine days incessant rain cause floods and landslides. Most of Eastern Samar isloated. Rain caused by caused by a low pressure area in Northern Mindanao and a cold front. Farmland flooded. Thousands moved to higher ground. Roads and bridges washed out. 873,000 displaced. 140,000 displaced in Samar. $54-million dollars damage in all areas. $24US.4 Zambia - west bank of Zambezi flooded in Zambezi and Chavuma areas, many towns cut off.March 11 - 10 dead and 34,000 displaced in Zambia (includes event 2007-243)Namibia extensive crop damage in Caprivi region. Highest levels at Kongola since 1981. March 27 20,000 afffected by flooding in Caprivi regionMODIS observations of flooding in Caprivi Heavy rains cause floods that inundate thousands of houses in tens of villages. No deaths reported. Floods up to 1 meter deep.Batujaya - 2,528 houses flooded.Rengasdengklok 2,000 houses inundated.March 7 - Over 8000 hectares of land are still flooded in Bekasi and Karawang. 11,000 people receiveing aid packages.March 10 - 2,000 houses in Baleendah in Torrential rains from monsoonal trough. Record rainfall 624mm in 10 hours in Mackay, downpours of 100mm per hour - worst monsoonal downpour in Mackay in 90 years. 1000 houses inudated. $163 million damages in Mackay."flooding could be classified as a one in 200 year event." February 24 - flooding on lower Fitzroy reaches Rockhampton, second Flash flooding. 1,700 houses destroyed. 1,400 houses damaged. Floods up to 1 meter deep. Damage to bridges. 4,664 houses in 19 villages in six subdistricts inundated.

Illinois - 20 year floods on Iroquois, Vermilion, Kankakee and Sangamon rivers. Salt Fork River near St. Joseph highest levels in 36 years.Indiana - 300 homes flooded in Findlay. 320 homes flooded in Ottawa. Ice jam on Lake Shafer in Monticello, Indiana causes flooding.No deaths reported. La Nina rains cause floods and mudslides. 45,000 homeless across 10 Peruvian states. Thousands of homes and roads damaged, farmland damaged. 500,000 affected by floods and mudslides across the country. Ucayali region - 75,000 affected by flooding. Aguaytia and Yurac rivers burst banks ad destroy 2,040 houses in Padre Abad.April 1- May 19 - MODIS More than 135mm rain in Itaipava in less than an hour causing mudslides and flooding. Three weeks of rain in a few hours.

Hours of heavy rain cause floods in West, East and Central Jakarta. 3 dead. 88,261 evacuated. 1,500 homeless. Floods up to 1.5 meters deep.

Heavy rain after a lengthly drought. Floods may have been exacerabated by diversion of Cunene river for bridge construction in Xangongo, Angola.--Namibia - 42 dead. 30,000 displaced. 4,000 livestock dead. Damage to roads, bridges, other infrastructure. 450 square kilometers flooded. 20,000 affected in Oshakati area. Second wave of floods hits Oshakati on La Nina rains since January, rains and floods expected to continue until May. Heaviest rains in 25 years cause floods and mudslides. 21,500 in shelters. 315,000 affected. 271,000 hectares crops destroyed. 30% of crops damaged. Five coastal provinces have flooded. Rains expected to last until late March. Infrastructure, housing, agriculture and health, electrical, and More than 10,000 houses in 30 villages in Pasuruan district flooded. 3 dead. Worst flooding in 15 years. Highways and bridges destroyed. Rp 6 billion damages.

Heavy rain and flooding in Bolivia cause floods on Pilcomayo and other rivers. (see DFO 2007239)15,000 evacuated. 17,000 families affected. Towns and villages isolated in northeastern Salta by floods on Pilcomayo. No deaths reported. Damage to roads and bridges. March 12 11,000 still stranded in Salta. 900 evacuated. Lephalale - 300 families homeless.Motsane - residents of several villages trapped by flooding on Olifants river.Mpumalanga - Five villages in Moroka cut off from flooding of Steelpoort river. More than a months worth of rain in 24 hours, followed by days of heavy rain. 500 houses flooded. No deaths reported.A dry river in Tet-bury, Gloucestershire flows for the "first time in living memory"."for the sixth year running flood water had reached a level that the Environment Agency predicted would be reached once every 100 years."Evacuations in 5 dead. 70 houses destroyed. 'vast areas' of crops destroyed. Over 5,000 livestock washed away.

More than 350mm rain in Proserpine area from a monsoonal low pressure system. Towns of Proserpine and Airlie Beach isolated by floods. Widespread flooding in Townsville and Giru. Homes and businesses flooded in Charters Towers, $2 million damages. Bruce and Flinders highways cut by floods. Normanton isolated by floods on Flinders and Norman rivers. Damage Heavy rains since January 12 cause severe floods and landslides. 15,000 displaced in Ribeira River valley. 49,506 affected. Worst storm in Peruibe in 47 years.MODIS observation of flooding on Ribeira River on January 16. Thunderstorms bring 7 inches of rain accompanied by record warmth.Record levels along a 20 mile stretch of Tippecanoe river. Near-record flooding at the Norway and Oakdale dams.Hundreds homes damaged.Indiana - 3 dead. 900 homes damaged.Illinois - 2 dead. Worst floods in 30 or 40 years. Record levels on Vermilion river at Pontiac. Heavy rain since January 5. 63,000 families displaced. 40,000 acres crops inundated. No deaths reported.January 14 - water receding.

A day of unusally heavy rainfall in a high desert town that averages only 5 inches precipitation annually. Irrigation canal bringing water from Truckee river fails, town of Fernly inundated. Floodwaters spread over 1 square mile and over 8 feet deep. 290 homes damaged. 3,500 trapped in flooded homes. No deaths reported.The same canal last ruptured in 1996 and More than 350mm of rain has fallen in some areas on the Gold Coast hinterland. Thousands evacuated. Thousands isolated by floods, situation expected to last for up to 1 week. Hinze Dam overflowing. Damages over $100 million.Worst floods in 20 years in some areas of southeast Queensland. Logan river reaches 12 year high near Beaudesert.Worst floods in 50 Heavy rains in Bogor, Depok and Jakarta areas over the last two days cause Ciliwung river to overflow. Thousands of houses in 11 districts of Jakarta city flooded. Floods completely receded and displaced people returned home by January 9. No deaths reported. Several weeks of heavy rains in southern Zambia. 3,000 homeless in Mazabuka after Magoye river burst its banks. 3 bridges destroyed. Agricultural damage. 4 dead in Monze. January 16 $13 million in aid needed. 1.5 million people affected.Southern province - 80% crops lost.Eastern province - 20% crops lost. March 11 - 10 dead, 34,000 displaced, 400,000

Seasonal torrential rains cause loods and landslides. 127 dead. Tens of thousands homes flooded. 500,000 affected. 50,000 displaced.--East Java - 31 dead. Bengawan Solo river overflows in Ngawi and Bojonegoro districts and Surakarta City: 23 dead, 23,894 houses damaged, 120,000 affected. 80 percent of Bojonegoro and Ngawi districts inundated. 24,781 Flash flooding. 1 dead 2 missing. 260 houses destroyed in Padang municipality. Thousands affected in Padang City. Floods up to 2.5 meters deep. Roads destroyed. Thousands of hectares of paddy fields inundated. 4,760 houses in Pesisir Selatan (Pessel) District inundated. Severe rain and storms cause overland flooding. Biggest floods on Bogoan river in 8 years. Lachlan, Bland, Parkes, Coonamble, Warren and Broken Hill local government areas declared a disaster zone. Highest rainfall in 100 years in Coonamble and Coonabarabran. Coonamble area expected to be isolated by floodwaters for at least 1 week. Agricultural damages. $110 Heavy rains since November, early arrival of rainy season. La Nina heavy rains cause flooding. 75 dead. 240,000 homeless. 400,000 affected. $500 million damages. Nearly 100,000 homes flooded. "worst floods in many decades". Floods expected to continue in Bolivia through April 2008.January 6 - Grande, Mamore, Beni, Chapare and Ichilo rivers have burst their banks. Heavy rains since early December.--Zimbabwe - wettest December more than 100 years. 31 dead and 10,000 displaced in flooding (includes event 2007-234)Masvingo - 24 dead.Extensive flood damage in Chiredzi and Chivi. 242 families displaced in Middle Sabi.December 30 - Save and Dakate rivers bursts banks in Chipinge. 700 Days of torrential rains cause floods. Thousands of houses in 10 sub-districts of Gorontalo city flooded, heavy damage, more than 4500 evacuated. No deaths reported.December 22 floods starting to subside. Heavy monsoon rains from December 16 to 24. 250,000 displaced. No deaths reported.-Ampara - 22,612 displaced.--Batticaloa - 40,255 displaced. 250,000 affected.December 25 floods subsiding. 40,000 still in shelters.December 31 - floods still subsiding. Heavy rains in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi since mid December cause flooding in the Zambezi valley--Mozambique -20 dead. 102,330 displaced. 57,000 hectares arable land flooded. "Current flooding in Mozambique could cause more material damage than the catastropic experience of 2000-2001"Buzi - 2 dead. Heavy rain since December 7. Buzi Heavy rains and storms from December 2 to 13. Mashonaland Central - Muzarabani area - 3 dead. 1 missing. 900 families displaced. 600 families homeless. 43 villages washed away. Hoya Bridge destroyed. houses destroyed.December 21 - floods gradually subsiding. Rain in Taita hills causes flooding and landslides that kill 4 and displace 2000. Houses destroyed.

Heavy rains from rare December cyclone Tropical Storm Olga cause flooding and mudslides. 36 dead.--Dominican Republic - 33 dead. 62,000 displaced. 190 towns isolated. Floodgates opened on Tavera Dam on Yaque river and flooding kills 30. 7,500 houses damaged. $40 million agricultural losses. $11 million in losses in Santiago province from dam overflowing.-Year-end monsoon rains cause flooding.--Malaysia - 29 dead. 29,000 homeless. RM50 million agriculture damages.Johor - 3 dead. 13,945 evacuated.Kelantan - 14 dead. 10,000 evacuated.Pahang - 11 dead. 23,102 evacuated.--Southern Thailand - 3 dead. Dam burst on Golok river. 65,000 affected.Narathiwat - 2 dead. 27,000 affected. 1,200 evacuated. 8 La Nina rains. Paroo river 4 kilometers wide in places. No deaths reported."Wettest conditions in a decade in western Queensland"

Flooding and mudslides from storms. As much as 13 inches of rain have fallen on some areas of the Coast Range. Interstate 5 closed between Portland and Vancouver.--Washington - 3040 percent of residential neighborhoods in Centralia and Chehalis flooded. A dike built for 100 year floods either breached or overtopped in Centralia. 300 rescued from floodwaters in Lewis 800 families displaced as Tana river bursts banks. No deaths reported.

Heavy rains and melting snow cause floods in seven southern municipalities. No deaths reported.--Kosovo - 1,000 houses submerged. Severe material damage, bridges and houses destroyed. No casualties. 714 families affected by flooding.--North Montenegro - More than 100 houses destroyed in Rozaje

Several days of heavy rain and storms in northern Algeria causes severe flooding and mudslides in Algiers. 11 dead. 3 missing. 400 families evacuatedOran province - 5 dead.Boumerdes - 3 dead in Dellys area. Erratic typhoon Mitag heads for the Bicol region but lands in Isabela province in northern Luzon. Widespread flooding. Landslides. 540,000 displaced. $2.5 million agriculture losses. -Isabela - 148 villages flooded.--Cagayan - P42 million worth of crops destroyed by flooding.-Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur - 7 dead in floods.--Ilocos Norte - P21 million worth of Five days of torrential rain in the southern Karoo. R600-million in damages. More than 1,500 evacuated.Kouga, Churchill and Impofu dams overflow.

Flash floods destroy 500 houses in 20 villages and leave 2400 homeless in Chikwawa. 1300 families affected by flooding in Nsanje. Agricultural damages. No deaths reported.

Three days of heavy rain from tropical storm Hagibis (Lando) cause floods and landslides. 16,463 affected. Damages estimated at US $1.51 million.Tubod River and its tributaries overflow. Parts of Iligan city under 1 meter water. 3 dead. 11,750 affected.--Surigao del Norte - 5 dead in landslides.--South Cotabato - P40 million worth of infrastructure and agricultural Greece - 2 dead. Several villages in Evros region evacuated, hundreds of homes and businesses flooded. 14,000 hectares submerged in Evros. Flooding also in Arcadia area in Peloponnese, an area previously hit by wildfires in August. Dam burst in Orestiada.--Turkey 1 dead. 300 homes flooded in Bodrum, 450 houses flooded in Marmaris. Agriculture damage Heavy rains flood Ugandan capital city and outskirts. Thousands homeless or stranded on rooftops. Floods attributed to garbage blocking drainage channels.

Powerful Cyclone Sidr hits southwest Bangladesh, worst storm since 1991. 360,000 homeless. Homes, crops and fish farms destroyed in 15 coastal districts, flooding in low lying areas. 563,877 homes destroyed and 885,280 houses damaged. 8.5 million people affected. 300,000 homeless. 31,343 hectares crops destroyed, 95% crops destroyed in many areas. 2 million Several days of heavy rain associated with tropical cyclone Guba. Large areas of Oro province flooded and many villages underwater. At least 13,000 homeless. 75 dead. 51 missing. 145,000 people affected. More than 1,000 homes destroyed. Damage to roads, crops and bridges. 95% roads in Oro destroyed.Damage estimate in Oro province for rebuilding roads, Fresh heavy rains from remnants of Typhoon Peipah cause more flooding in central Vietnam. Many hectares crops submerged. Water levels have exceeded the October peak from Thua Thien-Hue to Binh Dinh. Some areas receive 40 inches of rain. $US350 million damages. Highest water levels since 1999.Khanh Hoa - 2 dead. Hundreds of domestic crocodiles Unexpected heavy rains cause flash floods. 3 dead.18 missing. thousands homeless. Hundreds homes destroyed.

Heavy rains from tropical storm Peipah. 400 families displaced by floodwaters in Isabela, Kalinga and Ifugao. Isabela - 5 dead. 5,000 hectares farmland inundated.Cagayan valley 40 villages under water. Storms cause flooding in western and central Algeria. Floods persist for 4 days in Tizi Ouzou Province.

A week of heavy rains from a cold front unrelated to Tropical Storm Noel. Water drained from 2 dams in Chiapas causes three Tabasco rivers to overflow."This is one of the worst natural disasters in the history of the country"Tabasco - 3 dead. 30,000 in shelters. 300,000 stranded in flooding. 800,000 people's homes flooded. 2.1 million people affected. 80% of the state Between 13 and 39 inches rain over 4 days. 94,000 houses inundated. 18,300 hectares crops inundated. Quang Ngai and Quang Nam suffered a damage of over VND 200 billion--Quang Nam - 20 dead. Dien Ban and Dai Loc districts completely submerged.--Thua Thien-Hue - 14 dead. 7,500 evacuated.--Da Nang - 4,500 households in Hoa Vang under water.--Quang Tri Heavy rains across the Caribbean from Tropical Storm Noel--Dominican Republic - Floods and mudslides in southern, central and western regions. 85 dead. 20 missing. 74,500 displaced. 41 communities isolated. $30 million agriculture damages, 24,660 hectares affected.--Haiti - 48 dead. 14,000 evacuated.--Cuba - 1 dead. dam overflows flooding

Five days continuous rain from a low pressure center over the south-eastern bay off Chennai causes heavy flooding.--Andhra Pradesh - 21 dead. 50,000 evacuated. 16 dead in Nellore district. 7,000 families evacutated in Gudur and Kavali areas.--Tamil Nadu - 15 dead. 3,000 homes inundated in Cuddalore. 35,000 hectares crops submerged. Floods and landslides. 20 dead.--Catanduanes - 17 villages buried by landslides-Camarines Sur province - 19 towns flooded.--Albay - flooding in Libon, Oas, Polangui and Ligao City Saigon river bursts 55 sections of dikes in Ho Chi Minh city. Water levels surge to highest levels in 48 years on the Saigon River. 100 houses submerged in Thu Duc District. Hundreds houses inundated in District 12. 350 houses flooded in Tam Phu. No deaths reported. Heaviest rains in 50 years for 24 hours causes overflowing rivers and landslides in the capital city. Extensive damage to houses and bridges. Eastern parts of Kinshasa hardest hit, all wateways east of Kinshasa burst their banks."Inadequate drainage systems and poor urban planning in Kinshasa are believed to have exacerbated the effects of the rains" Floods and landslides in Rio de Janeiro's metropolitan region. 6 dead. Over 1,000 homeless.

Heavy rains caused by La La Nia, the second rainy season began in mid-September. 852,239 people affected by flooding in 83 municipalities in 23 departments. 400,000 hectares farmland submerged. Bridges damaged. roads closed. "At least 90 people have been killed in floods and landslides and crops on thousands of hectares of land have been destroyed in the country Heavy rains in Southern Thailand from low pressure wedge from South China Sea.Chumphon - 2 dead. 20,000 houses flooded. US$1.5 million damages. Floods 1 meter deep in Sawi.Surat Thani - 5 districts submerged. 11 distrects declared disaster zones. Bt10 million damages in Ko Samui. Seasonal flooding of the Mekong Delta. 3 dead. Peak levels in Mekong Delta expected by end of October.Levels higher than last years at Dong Thap Muoi. Dong Thap - 33,800 households moved to flood proof complexes.An Giang and Kien Giang - 40,000 households moved to flood proof complexes.November 11- water levels decreasing in Cuu Long South Aceh - thousands dispalced in Cot Bayu. Several subdistricts of Meukek flooded. Hundreds hectares farmland and 250 houses flooded in East Trumon.Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam - thousands houses submerged. Crops destroyed.--Aceh Jaya - Krueng Teunom River overflowed. A number of villages inundated, hundreds evacuated.--North Aceh - 3,000 Unseasonal heavy rains. Thousands of acres crops flooded. Imphal river breaches banks and inundates parts of Imphal (east) and Thoubal districts. Only road link between India and Burma cut off by floods. Worst floods in Manipur in 30 years. More heavy rain just as central Vietnam dries out from Typhoon Lekima. US$10 million damages.Thua Thien Hue - 3 dead. more than 17,000 evacuated. Serious damage to infrastructure and crops.Quang Ngai - 3 dead. Many villages isolated by floods.Quang Tri Heavy rains cause flash flooding in wadis (dry river beds). 8 dead and 8 missing in Sabalet Ben Ammar.

Heavy rains in Central America since October 10. Floods and landslides.--Nicaragua - 9 dead. 6 missing. 24,000 affected. 10,000 evacuated in western Nicaragua. Over 1,000 evacuated in Chinandega region.--Honduras - 5 dead. 15,000 evacauted. 1,000 homes destroyed. Severe flooding in five municipalities in southern Honduras on October 13 and 14.Alicante - 2 dead, widespread damage in northern Alicante. 1,200 homes affected by flooding in El Verger, Els Poblets and Dnia. Bridge collapse in Beniarbeig.El Vergel - River Girona bursts banks, 200 families relocated.Balearic Islands - 1 dead. More than a week of rain from low pressure system.Haiti - 45 dead throughout the country. 20,000 homeless. Agricultural damage. Floods in hillside town of Cabaret: 23 dead. 12 missing. 6,000 evacuated from flooded homes. Cuba - 18,000 evacuated in eastern Cuba. 500 houses collapsed in Santiago de Cuba. Typhoon Krosa is the biggest typhoon to hit Taiwan this year. Floods and landslides. 18 dead in storm. 67 injured. Up to 10cm rain. US $35 million agricultural losses.

Flash floods from violent storms in central Algeria. Exact locations not specified.

Vietnam - Typhoon Lekima lands on October 3, brings several days of heavy rain. floods and landslides. 88 dead. 11 missing. 9,500 houses destroyed. 127,500 houses flooded. 160,000 hectares crops submerged. $170 million dollars damages. 400,000 evacuated ahead of the storm. Worse floods in 45 years in some northern and central provinces.Thanh Hoa - 15 Floods and mudslides from Hurricane Lorenzo. Rivers 21 feet above usual levels. 30,000 displaced in Veracruz. Thousands evcuated in Pueble state.

Five days of torrential rain flood 58 cities and towns in Rio Grande do Sul. 4 dead. 4,000 evacuated.

Violent storms and flash floods kill 18. Houses collapsed. A number of towns and villages isolated. tens of hectares crops destroyed. Bridges destroyed.

48 hours of nonstop rain causes several rivers overflow. 66 houses destroyed. bridges and roads destroyed. 2,500 families affected. 1,000 people rescued from floods.

Heavy rain from tropical depression in Bay of Bengal. -- Orissa - 39 dead. 4 million people affected. Fourth wave of flooding in Orissa in four months. 150,000 hectares crops destroyed. Hundreds houses damaged. Thousands homeless.-- West Bengal - 51 dead in 12 districts. 3.2 million affected. 390,000 people in shelters. 50,000 marooned in Nadia District. Floods and mudslides. 3 dead. 8 missing.

Heaviest rains in Slovenia for 30 years. Flash floods and landslides in the northwest. "extensive material damage" US$285 million damages.Hundreds of houses damaged, bridges swept away. Japan - Heavy rain from typhoon Wipha floods rivers. 2 dead. 2 missing. 30,000 advised to evacuate after rivers breach their banks.Philippines - 2 dead. heavy monsoon rain enhanced by Typhoon Wipha causes flooding. 6,000 families displaced in San Enrique and Valladolid in Negros Occidental. 6,992 families in shelters in Iloilo City.North Korea - 250mm to 470mm Andhra Pradesh - 58 dead. Heavy rain in wake of low pressure system near coast of Andhra Pradesh. 40,000 acres crops submerged. 8,000 houses damaged. Hundreds of island villages submerged in Guntur and Krishna districts. Paragodu reservoir overflows. Vast swathes of crops and habitations in Kurnool, Kadapa and Nellore districts.Karnataka - 22 dead. 25,000 Flooding from Typhoon Nari. 13 dead. 6 missing. 740 homeless in southern South Korea. 200 buildings destroyed. Tens of thousands of hectares of crop flooded.Jeju - 5 dead. 4 missing. 556mm rain in Hallasan. US$70 million property damages. Rubavu District - 10 dead. 458 families homeless.Nyabihu - 10 dead. 562 families homeless.

This years flooding in north and northeast of Thailand not as severe as last years.Loei - 2 dead. 1 missing. 600 evacuated. floodwaters up to 5 meters deepPhetchabun - 3 dead. 1 missing. 32 villages flooded.Phisanulok - 3 dead. 200 houses under 1 meter water in Wang Thong. More than 32,000 acres of farmland inundated. Worst flooding in 40 years in Noen Czech Republic - worst floods in 100 years in Jesenik. Several villlages evacuated.Austria Steyr city flooded by Enns river. Danbue at highest levels in 20 years. Erlauf river floods parts of St. Plten. Tecuci town flooded. 780 people rescued from floods. Several hundred houses inundated in Bacau county. Floods in 47 towns in villages in 4 counties. 1,000 buildings damaged or destroyed.

Three days of heavy rain from Typhoon Nari. Huge areas farmland and hundreds of buildings flooded. Over 400mm rain in eastern part of island.

Heavy rain from remnants of Hurricane Felix causes flooding and mudslides in Nicaragua and Honduras.Nicaragua - 102 dead. Felix hits Miskito Coast as category 5 storm with 160mph winds. 50,000 homeless along Nicaragua's Caribbean coast. Thousands homes destroyed. "Puerto Cabezas is destroyed" Rivers overflow in Matagalpa province.Honduras - many Shabelle River bursts banks. 4 dead. 2,000 families displaced. Hectares of farmland inundated.

Floods and landslides. Hundreds of houses inundated in Balikpapan city, flooding up to 1 meter deep.

Torrential downpours cause floods and landslides. 7 dead. 4 missing. 3,500 houses destroyed. Hundreds hectares crops submerged. $26 million economic losses.

Mauritania - Heavy rains August 29-30 submerge large parts of Gorgol and Assaba regions. 200 homes destroyed in Maghama town.Senegal -

August 26 - 12 dead in Salamat region in flooding of Bahr Azoum river September 4 refugee camps in southeastern chad flooded.September 19 - "We haven't seen such flooding in the past two years." in Koukou Angarana region. Overnight rains cause flooding. 1,400 people stranded by floods in villages of Moldovita and Vatra Moldovita.

17,000 displaced. St. Paul River at highest levels in 25 years. Floods 2 meters deep in Caldwell. No deaths reported.

Continuous rains cause floods and landslides. Sichuan - 303 mm rain in Pingshan County. 4,000 houses destroyed. 2,309 evacuated. 213,000 affected. 5,653.3 hectares of crops destroyed. US $5.5 million damages.Yunnan - 500 homes destroyed around Zhaotong. 50 dead in Yemen from heavy rains and flooding since early August. Homes and livestock destroyed.7 dead in western Yemen from floods on August 25.

"the worst floods in 60 years" in Phang Nga. No deaths reported.Worst flood in 80 years in Khaosok National Park in Surat Thani800 houses and 4,000 acres of farmland inundated in Surat Thani's Phanom district Philippines - 3 dead. 380,000 people families affected by flooding. 20 towns in Pampanga underwater, 5,700 evacuated.Taiwan - Typhoon Sepat lands on August 18. Heavy rains bring floods on already saturated ground. 1,800 evacuated.China - Typhoon Sepat lands on August 19. 39 dead. 11 missing. 900,000 evacuated as a precaution along the coast. 313,900 Hurricane Dean.Martinique - 1 dead. Flooding throughout island. Entire banana crop destroyed, 70% sugar cane plantations flooded. Damages $200 million.St. Lucia - 1 dead. Infrastructure and agriculture damage. Entire banana crop destroyed.Dominica - 2 dead. Entire banana crop destroyed.Haiti - 9 dead. 4,000 families homelessDominican Republic Heavy rain from remnants of tropical storm Erin.Texas - 8 dead. 2,000 houses in Abilene evacuated. 7 inches rain in Houston and San Antonio areas.Minnesota - 7 dead. Record 15.1 inches rain recorded in Houston County. Bridges houses and buildings washed away. Evacuations in Stockton and Winona. "This is the worst disaster that's hit southeast Minnesota Kenya - 8 dead. 5 missing. Heavy rains in Cherangani and Kaptagat hills. 40,000 displaced in flooding of Nzoia river. "The southern dyke burst at exactly the same place where it broke last year,"September 19 - 5,000 homeless from flooding of Nzoia river in Siaya district. 10,000 displaced in Trans-Nzoia District from flooding of River Sabwani.Uganda - Heaviest floods in

Unusually heavy monsoon rains from July to mid August. Continuation of Monsoon flooding in Event 2007-118.Irrawaddy Delta area - 18 villages under water. 10,000 houses flooded. 40,000 acres of rice paddies were destroyedKachin State - 535,429 people affected by flooding.Ayeyarwady Division - 61,689 people affected by flooding. 3,927 evacuated. Heavy rains from August 6 to 13 cause worst flooding in 20 years. 2 dead. 19,000 evacuated. 19,600 hectares crops destroyed. Damage to bridges and roads. over 1 million USD damages.

Heavy rains August 9 cause Lake Lere to overflow flooding dozens of surrounding villages. 165 mm rain. 700 houses destroyed, 5,000 damaged. Thousands of livestock killed

Bukina Faso - 52 dead. 95,000 displaced. 9,000 homes washed away. Lorum province: 3,000 homeless. two-thirds of houses in village of Banh washed away. Bama county: 165 mm rain on July 28. 5,000 homeless. Worst flooding in Ouagadougou in 54 years.Mali - Heavy rains since July. 4 dead. Up to 9 inches rain. 17,900 homeless, 30,000 affected.Niger - 10 dead. Flash floods and landslides in North West Frontier Province near Gilgit. 200 mud houses destroyed.

floods and landslides.Himachal Pradesh - 36 dead. 52 missing.Punjab - Haryana Jammu and Kashmir - 15,000 evacuated from banks of Tawi river in Jammu cityUttaranchal (Uttarakhand) - 40 dead Two weeks continuous rain causes floods and landslides. Three major rivers break their banks. 12,000 affected by flooding. Bridges destroyed.

Violent storm inundates most of Karachi city. More than 191mm rain in 48 hours. Worst storm to hit Pakistan since June.Floods in Sindh cause Rs 20 billion losses.

Heavy rain since August 8. 6 dead. 2.43 million people in 12 cities affected. 17,000 houses inundated. More than half the large and medium sized reservoirs overflowing. Damage to bridges and levees. 1,895 kilometres roads flooded. Renewed monsoon flooding. "Worst-hit Junagadh district received 18.5in of rain in 24 hours, submerging several villages under 6ft of water" 400 villages cut off by flooding.

Heavy rain from August 7 to 12 - 30 to 67 cm of rain. Worst floods in a decade. 170,000 displaced. nearly 1 million affected. 40,463 houses destroyed, 133,732 submerged, 67,056 badly damaged. Severe damage to infrastructure: 8,000 public buildings and 540 bridges destroyed, railways damaged. 268,000 hectares crops destroyed. "more than 11 percent of Flooding and landslides. Major flooding on Forth River. Highest levels on Derwent River since 1980's. No deaths reported."worst flooding for some years"$5 million damages in town of Forth. Tropical storms Wutip and Pubak follow a three month dry spell, causing floods and landslides. 130 villages in Metro Manila region under water. Dam overflow in Bulacan. Most of Malabon city inundated. Unusual heavy rainfall for this time of the year.Switzerland - heaviest rainfall in the past 100 years. 1 dead. 100 evacuated. $244 million dollars damages. Record high levels at Lake Bieler near Biel in Bern. Rhine at critical levels in Basel.Germany - 20 year high levels on Rhine at Baden-Wuerttemberg. 1 dead. Worst flood in decades, at least 45 years. 1 dead, 1 missing. Sudden storm dumps 115mm rain in 12 hours on Gaspe. 3 bridges washed away, 2 damaged. Three rivers overflow. 20 homes evacuated. ."This is the third major flood in the region in 10 years"August 11- much of town of Rivire au Renard still inundated. Thousands displaced. 85 houses destroyed, hundreds damaged. 17 villages flooded. Several rivers overflowed. Worst floods in 10 years in Gane Timur. No deaths reported.

2 dead. 25 missing. Major damage. Hundreds stranded in flooded areas in Titane town and surrounding villages, floods up to 2 meters deep. Northern half of Tintane town submerged, 30,000 affected by flooding. unidentified number of houses collapsed. 2,500 displaced families. 81.5 mm of rain in a 24-hour period - "the most anyone in the area can Heavy rains follow long heatwave. Flash floods from overflowing Ezerche dam in Tsar Kaloyan kill 8. 200 homes damaged, 100 destroyed.

Plateau state - 47 dead. 750 houses washed away. 13 villages swept away. 9,000 homeless.Adamawa State - 23 dead in Song Local government area. 500 houses and farmland submerged. 2,000 displaced.Borno State - 3 dead. Thousands displaced.Anambra State - 4 dead in Nanka in Orumba-North.Bauchi State - 24 dead. 108 500,000 affected by floods in Orissa's coastal districtsCuttack town - 10,000 evacuated. 50,000 trapped in flooded homes. Town received 437 mm rain in 3 days, a 50 year record.August 21 - 800 villages inundated in Belasore Tropical storm causes floods and landslides. 24 inches rain. 74 dead. 9 missing. 55,000 houses inundated. 65,700 hectares crops inundated.Dak Lak - 20 dead. 24 inches rain in 4 days. 5,000 displacedLam Dong - 5 dead. 180 houses inundated.Ha Tinh - 29 dead. $28 million damages. 30,000 households marooned by floods. 130,000 affected.Quang Binh - 15 Ogun river flooding displaces more than 1,000 in Abeokuta and leaves more than 4,000 homeless in Lagos.

Post-tropical storm Chantal dumps up to 180mm rain on eastern Newfoundland. Homes flooded, roads washed out, bridge destroyed, communities isolated. Worst flooding in over 26 years in Placentia. No deaths reported. Heavy rains on July 29 cause flash floods in Gambela region - 1 dead. 11,886 displaced.August 28 - 36,000 displaced. Over 100,000 people affected by flooding. Water Levels in Lake Tana area continue to rise.September 14 - 17 dead. 42,000 displaced. 183,000 affected. 34,000 hectares of land damaged. 4,000 head livestock drowned. Worst rains in Bama region in 16 years. 165 mm of rain in 24 hours. 2,000 homeless. Hundreds houses collapsed. No deaths reported.

Four major storms hit Cape Town area. 38,000 displaced from informal settlements in low lying areas around Cape Town. No deaths reported."About 25 percent of the city's 226 informal settlements were affected by the recent flooding" Monsoon season flooding and landslides. 185 dead in floods and landslides this monsoon season (includes event 2007-092). 86,000 people homeless. 67,917 families displaced. 467,742 people in 47 of 75 districts in Nepal affected by flooding. 100,000 hectares crops inundated.Mahottari district - More than 2 dozen villages inundated. 2.4 million U.S. dollars Heavy rain from July 7 to 25. Discharge from Zeyskoye Reservoir floods and/or isloates several villages. 40 houses destroyed. Damage estimate at CHF 1,895,703."Inspectors have not discovered reasons for the critical growth of the level in the Zeya hydropower plant's dam lake"August 8 - water level in Zeya reservioir falling, 50 houses still inundated.No deaths Thousands of houses submerged in more than 30 villages. 300 houses destroyed. 15,761 hectares crops damaged."Temporary estimates put losses at billions of rupiahs,"

300 families affected by flooding. Dozens of homes ruined

South Aceh - hundreds of houses inundated up to 1 meter deepSouthwest Aceh - hundreds of houses inundated

25 houses destroyed in 2 villages. 11 dead. 10 missing. Road and bridge damages.

Thousands stranded by floods in central and western England after four days heavy rain. Worst flooding in 60 years. 340,000 people and 10,000 homes and businesses affected by flooding. Wettest May through July in England and Wales since records began in 1766. $6.5 billion in insurance damages."This emergency is far from over and further flooding is Bangladesh - Monsoon flooding - 1,071 dead since late July. US$392 million damages as of October 10. 88 million dollars agricultural damages on 819,985 acres of land in 56 districts. 5 million displaced in 24 districts. Much of capital city Dhaka inundated. Millions marooned throughout the country. 840,715 houses destroyed.September 9 - As floods were receding a A week of rain causes floods and mudslides. 25 villages inundated. 7 bridges destroyed. Water up to 3 meters deep. 45,000 people affected by floods.Morowali district - Mamosalato, Joyo Jaya and Bungu Utara: 72 dead. 17 missing. 20,000 evacuated.Tolitoli district - 1,000 houses inundated. Floods and landslides triggered by rainstorms.Landslide at Xiaojiangping Dam in Tengchong.6,537 evacuated. 4,000 houses destroyed. 15,560 hectares affected. 386,000 people affected. 40 million U.S. dollars damages.August 3 - 20 dead in landslides and floods in Fuyuan County. Strongest rainfall in Shandong this year. Jinan city received 18 cm of rain in three hours - worst rainstorm since 1916. 40 dead. 9 missing. 5,718 houses flooded. 1.5 billion yuan damages

Rainstorms cause floods and landslides. 29 dead in July. 38,500 evacuated. 250,000 affected. 23,000 houses destroyed. 12,000 hectares crops damaged. Urumqi - Record rainfall of 63.2mmHami Prefecture - worst flood in 150 years. 100,000 affected. 20,000 houses and 6,000 hectares crops destroyed.Changji - 11 dead. Over 2,219 dead since June in India's monsoon season - (includes events 124, 121, 115, 113, 112, 111, 100, 97)Kerala - 44 dead. 7 missing. 35,000 people in nearly 500 relief camps. Losses of Rs.4 billion. Flash floods kill 9 and destroy over 500 houses. Over 1,000 acres farmland washed away. 800 cattle killed. 18 bridges destroyed.

Heavy rains from Typhoon Man-yi kill 4 and flood 1500 homes. Worst storm to hit the archipelago in July since records began in 1951.Kagoshima - 5,683 people evacuated.

Over 2,219 dead since June in India's monsoon season - (includes events 124, 121, 115, 113, 112, 111, 100, 97)Assam - 100 dead since July. 11 million displaced in 25 of Assam's 27 districts. 1.1 million hectares inudated. 9,291 houses washed away.Dhemaji - 160 villages villages inundated and 40,000 evacuated after breaches in two embankments on river "The flood is considered a one in 100 year event with 254mm of rain fallen in the Kaeo district alone. "Record high levels on Mangakahia River, a meter higher than during Cyclone Bola.70 homes uninhabitable. No deaths reported. Wotio River burst its banks and leaves 5,800 people stranded. No deaths reported.

Thousands homeless. No deaths reported.

Several days of heavy rain cause floods and landslides. 10,000 evacuated, 30 houses destroyed and 500 houses flooded in Kumamoto prefecture

150 dead. 200,000 homeless. 40,000 families homeless in northern Sudan. 365,000 people affected by flooding across 16 of Sudan's 26 states. 73,839 houses have been damaged or destroyed. 50,000 hectares crops ruined."worst flooding to have hit the country since 1988"Flash floods displace 2,500 in Rabak. Hundreds houses destroyed.4,680 homes in Over 2,219 dead since June in India's monsoon season - (includes events 124, 121, 115, 113, 112, 111, 100, 97)West Bengal - 83 dead. A million people marooned in 3,000 villages in coastal areas of the state. 700,000 people affected by floods. 9,316 villages hit by floods.Kolkata - 300 mm rainfall since July 2. 30,000 homeless.Flooding continues in West

This years rainy season in Colombia - 58 dead. 14 missing. 580,277 affected by floods and landslides. 529 houses destroyed. (includes events 2007-72 and 2007-54)June 27 - Sinu river overflows.August 19 - 100,000 displaced in urban areas due to renewed flooding on Sinu and San Jorge rivers Over 2,219 dead since June in India's monsoon season - (includes events 124, 121, 115, 113, 112, 111, 100, 97)Gujarat - 163 dead. 30,000 evacuated. Widespread flooding in Saurashtra and the south of the state. 11,000 evacauated from Ahmedabad city.Rajasthan - 22 dead. 20,000 people evacuated. Breach in Jaswant Sagar Dam in Jodhpur district.Madhya Pradesh Amravati district - 23 dead. 9 missing. Over 200 villages are completely submerged in worst floods in 50 years. 5,000 evacuated. 13,000 hectares farmland destroyed.385 deaths in Maharashtra state this monsoon season (includes event 2007-100) Over 1,550 dead since June in India's monsoon season - (includes events 124, 121, 115, 113, 112, 111, 100, 97)Orissa - 21 dead. 50,000 homeless. 3,000 hectares crops destroyed. 600,000 people marooned in coastal Balasore district, 400 villages flooded. 1.5 million people in 2,000 villages affected by flooding. 80,000 hectares farmland affected.Chhattisgarh - 8 Rainfall in some areas of Quang Ninh reached 260mm.

Heavy rains cause flash floods than wash away houses, bridges and buildings. July 8 - flash floods and landslides kill 23 in Kohistan area.July 15 - most NWFP rivers still in high flood.July 20 - flash floods in Upper Dir District kill 80. Several villages destroyed. Flash floods in Kashan city kills 6. Flash floods "unprecedented in the area for more than 50 years"22m dollars in damage to infrastructure, farmland and public utilities

"floods are the worst Victoria has seen in 37 years" Numerous roads cut by floodwaters stranding residents and motorists.Flooding on the Macalister River "one-in-105-year event"Civic infrastructure damage alone could top $40 million More than 40 days of storms in Texas (combined with event DFO-095)Texas - up to 18 inches of rain on Central Texas overnight. 2 bridges washed out in Marble Falls area. 600 homes evacuated in Wichita Falls. 1,000 homes damaged or destroyed in Texas by flooding since late May.Oklahoma - 70-year-old record broken in Oklahoma City. 2,500 to 3,000 Heavy rains in wake of Cyclone Yemyin on June 26. 1.65 million people affected by flooding. 300,000 to 400,000 houses destroyed.Baluchistan Province - 160 dead. 250,000 homeless. 5,000 villages affected. Most of Gwadar city evacuated. Bridges destroyed and damage to main coastal highway. Mirani Dam causes flash floods in Dasht. Kishingi, Bhag and Garani Two rivers burst banks. 3,000 forced to flee to higher ground. crops destroyed. 80 villages affected. Floods up to 10m deep."worst floods in the region for 20 years"

"some parts of Britain had an entire month's worth of rain just in a few hours" "wettest June in Britain since 1873" 1.5 billion pounds (2.2 billion euros) in damages.More than 1,000 buildings flooded. More than 3,500 rescued from floods.27,000 homes and 5,000 businesses were affected by floods. 30,000 homeless.Hundreds stranded in Sheffield.Ulley "floods after unseasonal downpours" damage to homes, agricultural land, roads, wells and livestock. Konar (Kunar) - 6 dead in Chapa Dara and Manogi districts. 2,000 homeless. 2,500 rescued by military aircraft from floods. Kabul - 14 deadParwan - 5 dead in Sorkh Parsa District. 50 houses and 5,000 acres crops washed away.Kapisa - 3 dead in Nejrab Heavy rain and gale force winds. Much of Karachi city flooded. Most deaths caused by collapsing homes.

Heavy rains and flash floods in southern India. Andhra Pradesh - 38 dead. 200,000 displaced in 5 districts. More than 200 villages inundated. 200mm rain since June 21. Kurnool widespread damage. 100,000 in shelters.Kerala - 52 dead.Karnataka - 39 dead. widespread devastation and floods.Maharashtra - 300mm rain in 24 hours in Mumbai.June Sever thunderstorms, 8 inches of rain, flash flood. 2 dead. 2 missing. 30 families evacuated."Beaverkill Creek rose 8 feet within 15 to 20 minutes"

"In the last few days floods have destroyed 1,200 homes, bridges, trucks and agriculture" No deaths reported.June 21 - government declares state of emergency.

170,000 displaced from 240 villages in Lakhimpur and Karimganj in first wave of monsoon flooding. 81,754 hectares inundated.

978 houses inundated in Gorontalo, floods 1 meter deep. 212 evacuated. Bone and Bolango rivers overflowed.

8 inches of rain overnight. Large areas of Gainesville and Sherman under water. Water 8 feet deep in Gainesville, $28 million in damages to city, 450 displaced. 300 evacuated in Sherman. 100 mobile homes washed away in Haltom City. 300 evacuated in Sherman. Worst flooding in 15 years. Torrential rain and thunderstorms cause flash flooding. 22 dead. 120 homes destroyed in 7 villages.

Heavy monsoon rains cause floods that wash away dam on Ratu river, 5 villages submerged. 400 displaced. Damage to crops.

More than a month's rainfall in 24 hours in some areas. River Ouse bursts banks in York. Tame river overflows in Water Orton in Warwickshire. River Dearne burst its banks in the Darfield area of Barnsley. Week long torrential rains. Flood damages more than R86 million in Swartland - Flood damage 'worst since 1985'. Infrastructure and agriculture damages. Extensive flooding in "informal settlements" near Cape Town. No deaths reported. Heaviest monsoon rains in years cause mudslides and floods. 22 cm rain in 3 hours on June 11.126 dead in mudslide in Chittagong area. 75,000 people marooned by flooding in Comilla district.Sylhet region - 80,000 people affected by flooding. June 19 - floods worsen in Sylhet. 150 villages inundated in Comilla. 80,000 evacuated in Maulvibazar. 6,000 families Flash floods in central Switzerland caused by overnight thunderstorms. 3 dead. Homes and bridges damaged.

Storms cause flash flooding and landslides. 2 dead. 5 missing in collapse of highway. 200 evacuated in Newcastle area. 150mm rain in Hunter area. "the most significant flooding in the Hunter Valley since 1971" "Some areas are seeing the worst flooding in 50-80 years"Hunan - 3 dead. 171,800 displaced. 20,000 houses destroyed. 131,700 hectares crops affected.Guangdong - 23 dead. 87,000 people trapped in Meizhou city by floods. 6 villages deliberately flooded by water diversion on the Hanjiang river. $160 million damages.Guangxi - 15 dead. 38,000 evacuated. Cyclone Gonu - a rare cyclone in the Middle East "strongest storm to threaten the Arabian Peninsula in 60 years"Oman - 49 dead. 27 missing. 20,000 evacuated. Flooding in Muscat city.Iran - 12 dead. 40,000 evacuated in Zahedan province. More than 100 villages surrounded by water in Kerman province. Dozens of villages flooded in Sistan and Baluchistan. Melting of record winter snowpack. Largest flow on the Bulkley River in about 80 years highest river levels ever recorded around Smithers. Floods isolate city of Terrace. Fraser river at highest levels in 35 years at Prince George. No deaths reported. About 2,000 houses in 59 towns collapsed in floods. 250,000 people affected. 25 counties reported rainfall of more than 100 mm. Casualties not reported yet.

Heavy rains from Tropical Storm Barbara cause flooding and landslides.

Dominican Republic - Flash floods and mudslides. 9 dead. 16,000 evacuated. 1,561 houses severely damaged. Infrastructure damage.Haiti - 2 dead. 2,500 homes destroyed in St. Louis Du Nord. Thousands in shelters. Bridges damaged on northern coast. 7 villages flooded in Agri. 150 houses damaged or destroyed.

Several days of heavy rains cause flooding and mudslides.2 dead. 3,000 evacuated. 370 buildings damaged. Damage to sugar cane fields.

Storms and flash floods. 1 dead. 500 evacuated. More than 300 homes flooded.

Municipalities of Pazardzhik and Plovdiv declare state of emergency. 200 houses flooded in Gelemenovo.

32 hours of heavy rain cause flash floods and mudslides. 43 dead. 112,000 evacuated. 2.3 million people affected.Garze, Sichuan - mudslides leave 12 dead. 3,000 homes destroyed. 1,300 hectares farmland destroyed. Central Texas - 6 dead. 2 missing. 3 dead in Kileen.10 inches rain in Texas Hill Country.Central Kansas - up to 7 inches rain. Evacuations in Saline county.

Several days of heavy rain in 6 regions in south, central and southeast Spain. 100,000 hectares vineyards flooded in Castille-La Mancha region. 500,000 hectares crops damaged by flooding. 337.5 million U.S. dollars Agricultural losses. 400 evacuated from town of Alcazar de San Juan where floods are 1.5 meters deep, 1,500 to 2,000 houses flooded. Kutai Kartanegara - Homes of 27,713 familes inundated in Muara Kaman. 90 villages affected by floodwaters in Tenggarong.West Kutai - Floods 1.5 meters deep in Muara Pahu and Penyinggahan. June 4 - 10,000 still in sheltersand tents. Three months torrential rains. Thousands hectares crops flooded.Flooding and mudslides. 13 dead. 600 families affected in Taraza.May 29 - floods downriver in Guaranda affect 2,000June 11 - 90 percent of Nechi is flooded, Cauca river overflows. Flash floods and landslides. 3 dead. 3 missing.

Heavy rain along Kenya's coast since mid-May. 8,500 displaced by June 6. 23,000 affected by flooding.May 17 - 5 dead. Days of heavy rain cause flash floods. 130 families displaced in Mombassa area.June 5 - 500 households floodedin Kilifi. 6,000 people marooned in Witu and Mpeketoni in Lamu. 1000 families displaced in Mombassa. 8,000 acres farmland Flash floods. 530 houses damaged. Serious agricultural damage.Badakhshan province - 24 dead 40 houses destroyed in Yaftal-i-Payan. Takhar province - 10 dead in Surang and Sarisht villages. Hundreds acres farmland flooded. Snowmelt and Ice Jams cause flooding.10 villages in three districts flooded in Tomsk region. 6,000 people in 17 towns isolated by floods.No casualties as of May 16.Late May to early June - MODIS observations of floods moving downriver on Ob and tributaries but no more news reports. Snowmelt and Ice Jams on Lena river. More than 1,000 houses inundated in Yakutia. 12 towns under water. 14,000 people affected. 41 bridges damaged or destroyed. 500 million roubles damages.Yakutsk city - 256 houses flooded, 427 evacuated. 170 million rubles damages.Ytyk-Kyuel and Chimnai - 1,026 houses flooded, 3,353 evacuated.No casualties Flash floods from rare downpour in Qumran area kill 4. 21 rescued from floods."The area averages about 2 inches of rain annually, but the recent storm dumped 1.97 inches"

Heavy rain from a cyclone in the Bay of Bengal causes floods in Thailand's northern provinces.Uttaradit - 4,000 acres fields underwater. floods one meter deep in Chumtabong.Pichit - hundreds of families affected. Homes and farmland destroyed in Photalae. Yom river overflows and inundates 10 villages.Nakhon Sawan - 4,000 acres crops Palu - Floods break dam on Palu river. 10 villages inundated in Donggala district. 14,400 evacuated. 3,600 homes inudated. Hundreds hectares crops flooded. Floods up to 2 meters deep. Worst flooding in 11 years.Parigi Moutong - 2 dead, 4 missing. 1,096 evacuated. First floods in area since 1973. Hundreds of houses damaged. Hundreds hectares farmland Worst floods since 1959. 2 dead. 12,000 evacuated. 110,000 people affected. Thousands of livestock affected. Severe infrastructure damage. Between 350 and 400mm rain in 2 days.Durazno city flooded by Yi river.May 16 - rivers receding. 9,200 homeless. Missouri - 20 levees overtopped on Missouri. Historic levels on Tarkio River at Farifax.Iowa 1,600 ordered to evacuate in Red Oak and Coburg. $26 million in damages.Kansas - more than 500 rescued from flooded homes around Topeka. $5.4 million in damages in Shawnee County.South Dakota - James river causes extensive lowland flooding around Huron - 16,000 Samangan province - 12 dead. Samangan river overflows and destroys dozens of houses in Munghaz. Hundreds of acres farmland flooded in Hazrat Sultan. 400 cattle dead. Takhar and Baghlan provinces - 1 dead. Hundreds acres farmland washed away. Hundreds animals dead. Heaviest rain in decades, tropical depression in Bay of Bengal. 16 townships in Yangon under water. Hundreds of houses flooded. Floods up to 1 meter deep. Crops destroyed. 600 homes in Pegu underwater. Flash floods and landslides. More than 1,000 homes destroyed. 125,000 displaced.

Heavy rain from a tropical depression causes flooding in Prachuap Khiri Khan. Some areas under 1 meter water. Seven districts in Prachuap Khiri Khan province declared disaster areas.

Several days of heavy rain inundates "tens of villages". Floods up to 1.5 meters deep. No deaths reported.May 5 - Floods spread to wider areas in Barito Utara District. Hundreds houses inundated.May 24- Floods spread downriver into Kuripan in Barito Kuala in South Kalimantan Province inundating 9 villages, 707 houses inundated. Syria - 3 dead in Palmyra area.

Turkey - 2 dead. Thousands houses inundated in Cizre and Silopi towns.

At least 15 separate mudslides and floods around Ibague city. 2,000 homeless.

Heavy rain and snowmelt cause flooding. Flooding reported in news on April 25 in Shahr-iBuzurk district. 3 dead. 300 acres cropland washed away. 80 familes in Alqajar affected.April 30 - 10 dead in floods in Kiran and Munjan districts.May 4 - Flash floods kill 23 in Baharak and Jurm districts, Badakshan province. 200 hectares land destroyed. Three days of heavy rain causes flooding.

Nzoiza river breaks dykes at Makunda. 410 families displaced in 9 villages. 4,500 acres crops destroyed. No deaths reported.

Xiaohaizi reservoir dam bursts and floods 2 villages. Hundreds hectares cropland flooded. No casualties. Heavy rain.

Heavy rain and snowmelt cause flooding. No deaths reported.April 17 - floods and mudslides in villages of Charbak and Juzumjan in Aksy district of Jalalabad. 200 homes flooded. 450 cattle lost. April 22 - floods and mudslides in Suzak, Bazarkorgon and Nooken districts of Jalalabad. 300 homes flooded. Heavy rains cause Krueng Teunom river to overflow, inundating 13 villages in Aceh Jaya. No deaths reported.

Heavy rain and snowmelt cause flooding.Nangarhar - Bridge collapsed by flooding, 3 dead. Hundreds hectares farmland destroyed.Baghlan - 3 dead in Doshi district.

Heavy rain and melting snow cause mudslides and floods. Damage to infrastructure and agriculture. 1,330 houses destroyed. 17,184 people affected by floods.

More than 1,000 houses in 16 villages flooded. More than 800 hectares crops inundated. No deaths reported. May 3 - Four villages in Morowali District still inundated with up to 2 meters water. Noreaster Storm dumps up to 9 inches of rain, setting rainfall records in New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia and Connecticut. (17 inches of snow farther inland).New Hampshire 5,000 evacuated in 13 communities. 24 homes destroyed, 500 damaged. $36 million damages. USGS records highest flows ever recorded on Oyster, Cocheco, Isinglass, Floods inundate over 7 villages in two subdistricts of Sumbawa. 23 houses destroyed. No report of casualities.

Flash floods kill 38 swimmers at Sairung and Prai Sawan waterfalls.

Heavy rains cause flash floods. 15 dead, 7 missing. Many homes washed away. Crops submerged. 600 cattle lost. Roads damaged, several bridges destroyed.

Worst flooding in 50 years in Saskatchewan Province. 600 evacuated from Red Earth First Nation on April 20. 1 missing, presumed dead. "record water levels in creeks and rivers" 300 homes flooded near Fishing Lake. Heavy rain and snowmelt cause flooding. 10,000 hectares farmland under water, 40 million dollars agricultural damages. Several settlements evacuated.

Cyclone Becky brings 3 months rainfall (450 mm) in 36 hours. "one in 150-year event left". Buildings washed away, homes flooded. 200 vehicles trapped by floodwaters. Hundreds rescued. Floods and landslides. Central business district of Whangarei city evacuated. Two oldest buildings in New Zealand threated by floodwaters in Kerikeri. $80 million in damages. Floods and landslides. Damage to homes, farms and livestock. Haiti - 8 dead. 4,000 homeless. 109 families homeless in Ouanaminthe.Dominican Republic - 3 dead. 3,830 evacuated. Unusually heavy rainfall. "floods affected almost 4 million hectares and more than 70,000 people"ArgentinaSanta Fe - 35,000 evacuated. 3 million hectares under water. One third of Santa Fe city under water. Extensive agriculutural damage. Entre Rios - 5 dead. 30,000 evacuated.Uruguay - 800 homeless.MODIS observations of high levels on Parana river Heavy seasonal rains. 115 families displaced. 150 homes destroyed.Flash floods kill 15 in Hadhramout. 3 dead in Ibb.Floods destroy roads, farms and homes in southern and eastern provinces. India Srinagar area - Flash floods triggered by heavy rain and snow. Hundreds of families evacuated.Pakistan Punjab -

Floods and landslides. 23 villages in 3 districts of Belu inundated, thousands evacuated. Floodwaters up to 2 meters deep.

Floods and avalanches across 13 of 34 provinces. Heavy rain and melting snow. Badghis - 5 dead. 850 houses washed away. Hundreds hectares farmland inundated.Uruzgan - 1,000 evacuated, 500 houses flooded in Deh Rahwood, hundreds homeless. Herat - 7 dead. 1,700 houses washed away. Helmand - hundreds evacuated. Dams on Helmand river close to Cold front causes heavy rain. River bursts banks in El Paraiso.

Cyclone Indlala is the 4th heavy cyclone to hit Madagacar in recent months. North East, North West and the South East zones affected. 90,000 hectares of crops lost. Large areas flooded in cities of Sambava Antalaha and Maroantsetra in the north. Heavy infrastructure damage. Biggest flood since 1959 in Sofia region. Torrential rainstorms bring at least 3 inches of rain to Texas Hill Country in 9 hours. 8 inches rain in Lockhart.

Heavy rains cause flash floods. Continuous heavy rain for past 2 weeks. 4 dead in Labasa area. 1 dead in Tavua. Floodwaters 4 to 5 feet deep around Labasa. $40,000 worth crops damaged in Rakiraki. Storms cause flash flooding. More than 100mm rain in a few hours in Djelfa region. 30 houses flooded in eastern Algiers city when a river overflowed for the first time in 15 years.

Heavy rains from an unusual cold front over Honduras. Flooded rivers cut off 100,000 people, thousands evacuated. 30 villages on Lean river flooded. Damage to roads and bridges. No deaths reported. Heavy rains since March 2 cause flooding in 10 villages.

Northern Territory - Cyclone George brings widespread rain and high tides to the western Top End and Arnhem Land regions. Damage to the Adelaide to Darwin railway. Rescues near Adelaide River. $5 million damage to Northern Territory roadsWorst flooding in 60 years in Oenpelli - 47 houses flooded. 90 people homeless. 900mm rain.West Australia - Cyclone Several days of heavy rain causes landslides and flash flooding.34 dead and 40 missing in landslides in Manggarai regency. Entire villages buried.11,000 displaced by flooding on Wae Pesi river in Reok subdistrict. Other flooding deaths in Ruteng and Cibal subdistricts. Rainy season and 3 strong cyclones since December 25, 2006. Roads and bridges destroyed. 100,000 hectares crops submerged. 150,000 farming families affected. February 8 - 13,800 displaced.February 21- national emergency declared after Cyclone Favio. 33,000 displaced throughout the country. $242 million need to rebuild damage. Continuous torrential rains for three weeks causes two separate flooding incidents. Damage to housing, bridges, schools and crops. Poor drainage, heavy silting and logging worsened flooding. 50,000 tonnes of sugarcane damaged in north.February 5 - 200 families evacuated from Labasa town, 2 villages washed away.February 12 - Nadi town under 2 meters water, At least 10 dead. 75 families displaced. 354 homes destroyed.Five million francs worth agricultural crops destroyed in Bugeshi.

Worst floods in Jakarta in living memory. Water up to 4 meters deep in parts of city. Jakarta 75% flooded (255 square miles under water.). 340,000 homeless. Worst floods on Ciliwung river in 10 years. Damages to roads in Jakarta cost US$15.4 million. Total flood damages estimated at 8.8 trln rupiah.February 7 - floods begin to recede, but large areas of Jakarta Northern Argentina receives heaviest rains in 45 years. 5 dead. 5,000 evacuated. 60,000 affected. Homes and livestock lost.

Rainy season in Queensland channel country, record rainfalls in southwest Queensland. Flooding reaches lower Georgina and Diamantina quickly.

Heavy rain in Junin since January 20. Floods and landslides. 20 dead. 80 missing. 2,500 people affected. 350 houses damaged.February 2 - 11 more dead and 11 others missing, 62,835 affected by flooding.February 10 - Landslides and flooding in town o Pozuzo, Black river overflows. 7 dead. thousands displaced. Malawi - Heavy rain in northern border district of Karonga since January 20. 20 villages washed away. Thousands homeless. Three major rivers in district flooding. Crops destroyed.Zambia - 23,751 households affected by floods in Eastern Province, agricultural losses. Over $830,000 damage to roads in South Luangwa National Park in Eastern Several days of heavy rain in Luanda city causes flash floods. Rains blamed on El Nino. 65 dead. 10,000 families homeless. 50 missing. Infrastructure damage."About 70 percent of Luanda's population of more than four million people are said to be at risk from the flooding."Benguela - 6 dead. "ONE-IN-50-year monsoonal downpour dumping record rain across much of South Australia"Substantial damage to rural roads in Australia's Outback. No deaths reported.60 homes damaged in Whyalla."I'm looking at the largest flood I've seen in my lifetime and I'm getting on in years, so its very significant," cattle rancher in South Australia's Flinders range. Heavy rain from a slow moving front causes widespread lowland and urban flooding in eastern Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Indiana and Ohio2 dead in Indiana2 dead in Austin county Texas. Harsh rainy season due to El Nino causes flooding - Bolivian government declares a national emergency on January 18. 52,687 homeless. 350,000 affected by floods as of February 23. Thousands homes destroyed or damaged.Santa Cruz - At least 7 deaths since December. 210,000 hectares hectares of crops destroyed.Beni - 22,000 cattle drowned. Capital city Rainy season along upper Zambezi river began in mid December, floods in North-Western Province come earlier than usual. Flooding in Caprivi area usually starts in March/April, this year flooding on the Zambezi and Chobe rivers started in early February.Zambia - extensive damage to crops, roads and bridges.North-Western Province - extensive agricultural losses January 15 - 72 hours of torrential rain rain causes second wave of flooding in Johor, just as floods from event 2006-229 were receding. 110,000 evacuated. Kota Tinggi under 3 meters of water, worst floods in towns history."the worst the state has seen in 100 years"January 21 while flood situation remains the stable in Johor, the number of evacuated people in Pahang Floods and mudslides. Irrigation reservoirs overflow in southern regions. Nuwara Eliya district - 13 dead and more than 450 houses damaged or destroyed.Hambantota district - 10,500 displaced. Additional damage to areas that were hit by floods in December 2006. Floods and landslides. 26 dead. 8 missing. 3,990 evacuated. 64 houses destroyed.

Heavy rains since beginning of year. Floods and mudslides.Agusan area - 4 dead, 3 missing.Caraga Region - 2 missing and 5,424 families displaced.400 families affected by flooding in Davao del Norte and Davao del Sur Burundi - Heavy rains since mid-December 2006 damage crops and destroy infrastructure in many provinces of Burundi. 70% farmlands destroyed. 4,500 displaced in capital city of Bujumbura.January 16 - 4 dead. 23,000 homeless. 500 homes destroyed by flooding on Kiziba river.Tanzania - MODIS observations of flooding in Kigoma, Tabora, Rukwa and Malaysia - Sungai Padas river overflows and floods 42 villages. Flooding more than 2 meters deep in Beaufort town. Damage to roads in Sabah estimated at RM87million.Brunei - Belait flooded up to 1 meter deep.January 16 - 3,542 displaced in Sabah state.January 21 Sungai Bukit Garam recedes to normal levels. "moderate to heavy rainfall in central Mozambique and in neighboring countries is continuing to raise the level of the Zambezi river, from the Zimbabwean border all the way to the Indian Ocean"Mozambique - 40 dead. 86,300 homeless. 4,600 homes destroyed. Large parts of port city Beira flooded. Worst floods in 6 years. 80,000 hectares of crops flooded in Zambezi Mudslides and flash floods. 200,000 people affected. 28 dead in Rio de Janeiro state, more than 6,000 homeless in Campos. Four rivers overflowed in Sao Paulo state. Minas Gerais state - 20 dead, 62 municipalities under a state of emergency. Dam burst leaves 5,000 homeless in Minas Gerias. Numerous shanties washed off the hillsides above Rio de Janiero

Floods and landslides. 2,000 homeless. 600 houses destroyed.

Floods and landslides. Northern Samar - Continuous heavy rains overflow Catarman River. 14 dead. Three towns flooded with up to 2 meters of water. 5,000 families displaced. Flood damage to agriculture and infrastructure estimated at P208,655,440.Southern Leyte - 3 dead in floods and mudslides around Sogod. Torrential rains in Peruvian jungle since late December, flooding on Amazon tributaries. 46,000 homeless. San Martin department - 33,200 homeless, 772 houses destroyed, 6,000 houses damaged. Huanuco department - 10,000 homeless, 545 homes destroyed, 2,600 homes damaged. Huallaga River overflowed. Rainy season arrives late in Indonesia. Floods and landslides. 124 dead and 170 missing. Thousands houses destroyed, roads and bridges washed away. Aceh province - at least 76 dead, 163 missing. 365,335 displaced. Close to 90 percent of Aceh Tamiang flooded. 15,749 hectares paddy fields damaged. 147,000 displaced in Aceh Utara.North Sumatra - 70 dead. Malaysia - Floods and landslides. Roads and bridges damaged."The floods the most severe in a century in southern Malaysia" Infrastructure damage in Johor expected to hit RM60 million.Singapore - December 30 - "wettest December in 137 years with 765.9 mm of rain recorded for the first 28 days of the month" Floods have displaced at least 40,000 people in Sri Lanka. 6,000 families in Hambantota district displaced.

Flash floods destroy bridge.

Philippines - Heavy rains from Typhoon Durian cause floods and mudslides. 526 dead. 740 missing. 82,915 evacuated. 300,000 houses destroyed.Padang and several other villages destroyed by mudslide from Mayon volcano in Albay Province.Vietnam - December 5 Tropical Storm Durian hits southern Vietnam. 85 dead. 120,000 buildings destroyed. 50,000 Flash floods. Thousands homeless. 3,000 hectares farmland submerged. 5,000 homes submerged.

Heavy rains from November 23-28 cause serious flooding in Grande-Anse and in the NorthWest region. 335 families evacuated, 3,700 families affected by flooding. Roads and bridges washed away. Several villages inundated after Mwanza River burst its banks. 8,000 homeless. 915 hectares cropland inudated.

24 villages flooded in Orientale Province. 26,000 people living in canoes. Kisangani - 6 people missing. 56,917 people in 41 villages affected by flooding.

Floods and landslides kill 11 northwest of Panama City. 1290 homeless. Bridges collapsed. 200 houses destroyed. Villages cut off by flooding.

Farah - An entire small village washed away in floods. 150 houses destroyed in Purchaman district. 200 cattle killed.

Uruzgan - Flash flooding kills 50 and injures 30. 120 houses destroyed in Chori and Harwad districts. Hundreds of acres of land washed away. Roads and bridges destroyed.Helmand 500 homes destroyed in Kharko and Hazarjuft areas Flash flooding kills 66 and leaves more than 100 missing. More than 1,000 homes destroyed. 5,500 people affected by flooding. 50,000 families live in the inundated area. Over 2,300 sheep and livestock killed.

Floods and mudslides. 2 bridges destroyed. Nyamurera Dam destroyed.

Flash floods kill 9. 1,000 houses destroyed.

Flooding in the capital city kills 7 and displaces thousands.

Heavy rains from "Pineapple Express" storm bring up to 15 inches rain to western Washington and northwestern Oregon. Record flooding on 6 rivers. Rainfall records across western Washington.Cowlitz River burst its banks and changed course near Packwood, Washington.Snohomish River breaches French Slough and Marshland levees near Monroe Flash floods kill 20 and injure 20 people in Iraqi Kurdistan. 9 bridges and several houses destroyed in five villages. 3,000 families homeless.

Typhoon Cimaron is the strongest storm to hit the Philippines in eight years; floods and landslides. 15 dead. 300,000 displaced. US$8.86 million dollars crops damaged.

Turkey - 46 dead, 8 missing, 15 injured. Damage to roads and buildings. 988 houses damaged.12 dead in Batman after Iluh Stream overflowed.Worst floods to hit the region since 1937."The cost of the damage in urban areas alone amounts to YTL 448.8 million. This doesn't include agricultural or rural losses." Longer than usual Deyr rainy season is forcast."worst flooding for 50 years in Somalia"Ethiopia - 80 dead. 122,500 displaced in Gode, Afder, Liben and Korahe. Somalia - 52 dead. 299,000 displaced along the Shabelle River. November 10 - 65,000 displaced around BeletweyneNovember 16 - 19 villages inundated in Jalalaqsi district, 1,000 families lonic storm 'Ogni' passes from Tamil Nadu to Andhra Pradesh. 31 dead. 60,000 homeless.Tamil Nadu - 19 dead in Chennai area. Heavy rain in Chennai and coastal cities for three days, 1,000 evacuated. "Miles and miles of city and suburbs have gone under water"Andhra Pradesh - At least 28 dead. 225,000 evacuated. record rainfall in Avanigadda, Inter-monsoon rains combined with storms.Floods and mudslides. 45 dead. 91,000 families homeless.

Torrential rainfall and gales cause worst flooding in 70 years in the Highlands. Floodwater 6ft deep in places in Dingwall and Evanton. Hundreds evacuated. 50 people rescued with boats.

Rain from remnants of Tropical Storm Paul causes flooding. 5,000 houses in Sinaloa damaged. 5,000 families evacuated. Canal overflow floods town of Villa Juarez.

Floods submerge six villages after Mactan Channel overflowed and a dike collapses. 1 dead, 1 missing. 11,337 families displaced. 9,000 hectares farmland destroyed. Agricultural damages estimated at P38 million. Wetter than normal rainy season in northwest Malaysia begins October 15.Kedah - 3 of 11 districts hit by floods. 138 families evacuated. 10,000 hectares crops destroyed.Penang - 150 families evacuated. Sungai Muda river overflowed. Heavy rains bring flooding to recently drought hit region.Kenya - 114 dead. 700,000 displaced as of December 18.Isiolo region: 10 dead and 5,000 evacuated. More than 100,000 displaced and 2 dead in Dadaab region of northeast Kenya.November 30 - 8,000 families homelss in Nyando.Southern Somalia - 35 dead as of November 8. 155,500 Storms cause floods and mudslides in Spain and Portugal.Highest levels on Nabao river near Tomar since 1989.

200 homeless from flooding on Lake Louise and the St. Francis River in Weedon.300 evacuated from flooding of Chaudiere River in Beauce region.

Seven dead in Kilifi and Kwale districts.2,000 displaced in Mombasa District. Roads and bridges destroyed.

Texas - 10 inches rain in Houston-Galveston area overnight causes flash flooding.40 homes destroyed and 60 damaged by flooding of Neches river in Vidor area.Lousiana - 100 homes destroyed in St. Landry, Allen and Calcasieu parishes. Monsoon flooding spreads to Thailand's northeast along Mekong tributaries. Rivers and reservoirs overflowing.Ubon Ratchathani - 104 villages flooded.Nakhon Ratchasima 100,000 people in 23 districts affected by flooding. damages estimated at Bt200 million.MODIS observations of flooding along Mun and Chi rivers October 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, Rainfall as high as 14.6 inches near Cordova. 66-mile stretch of the Richardson Highway severly damaged. Trans Alaska Pipeline shut down due to flooding around Valdez.

Storms bring heavy rain to northern and central Greece. Thessaloniki received more rain in 24 hours than it usually does during entire month of October. Worst floods in 50 years in Volos. 100,000 hectares crops damaged. 4.5 million euros damages to roads and infrastructure. Hundreds of homes flooded. Continuous rains trigger floods and landslides in many townships in the mountainous region of Honghe. 16 dead, 11 missing. 2,000 houses destroyed.

Monsoon season flooding, no news reports until October. 3,000 homes inundated. 364 hectares farmland inundated.20 dead in and around Mandalay city with 3,000 displaced."worst floods in recent memory" around Mandalay.MODIS observations of high levels on upper Irrawaddy and Chindwin rivers begining September 16. Mid and lower Philippines - Torrential rain from Typhoon Xangsane (Milenyo) causes flooding and landslides. 197 dead, 22 missing. dozens missing. Strongest Typhoon to hit Manila in 11 years. 170,000 homeless. 2 million displaced during storm. Estimated US$40 million damages.71 dead and 148 houses swept away in floods in Laguna province.30 missing in dam burst in General Floods and landslides. 4 dead. Hundreds cattle swept away. 500 houses flooded in Jaleshwor. 250 houses flooded in Gehaha Bathanaha

Two hours heavy rain cause flash flood that kills 20 people

Kentucky - 8 dead. 5 to 10 inches rain overflow rivers. Flooding less severe than in 1997.Arkansas - 3 dead. Spring River 10 feet above flood stage at Imboden. Worst floods on Spring river since 1982 in Sharp County.MODIS observation of flooding in northeast Arkansas and southwest Missouri on September 25, 26 Storms in Bay of Bengal hit India and Bangladesh. Cyclone hits India's Sundarbans delta at the mouth of the Ganges River. At least 95 dead and over 1,000 missing from both countries.Bangladesh - 105 dead, including fishermen in Bay of Bengal.Andhra Pradesh 31 dead. 5,000 evacuated. 200 villages inundated in Karimnagar district.West Bengal - 50 Storms cause flash floods that destroy nearly 4,000 homes in Binh Thuan and Dak Lak provinces. VND4.5 billion worth of material damage in Bihn Thuan. More than more than 1,000 ha crops submerged in Ea Sup in Dak Lak. Worst flooding in Dalat town in 35 years. Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Lane causes floods and landslides.Sinaloa - 32,400 evacuated

Unusually heavy rains since late August cause flooding. Tens of thousands displaced. Extensive damage to public and private infrastructure, agricultural land and livestock.MODIS observations of flooding on the Logone River September 12, 19, 24, 26. October 3, 5. Flooding on the Benue River in Nigeria on September 13, 15, 17, 24, October 1, 3, 10, 15. Flooding

Monsoon season floods started in beginning of August and worsened by August 29. By September 7 large parts of the three districts continue to be submerged. 27,155 families affected in Jessore. Floods from Hurricane John kill 5, leave 2 missing. 160 homes destroyed. Heavy rains strand 10,000 people in Baja, California. 30,000 people took refuge in shelters. Iguagil dam in Comondu to overflowed.MODIS observation of high rivers in souther Baja on September 4. Tropical Storm Ernesto dumps 8 to 12 inches of rain on North Carolina. Northeast Cape Fear River worst flooding since Hurricane Floyd in 1999.MODIS observations of slightly high levels on Northeast Cape Fear river on September 2, 3. Jammu and Kashmir - Floods and landslides. 19 dead. 200 villages inundated. 92,724 hectares fields submerged. 15,000 people affected by flooding. Punjab - torrential rains and flash floods. 20 dead. 200 villages inundated. MODIS observation Flash floods caused by heavy rainstorms.

Rivers originating in Nepal flood 100 villages, over 100,000 affected. MODIS obervations of high levels on Ghaghra river August 28, 30, 31, September 1, 2. Ghaghra much less high by September 4. Shabelle river bursts banks on August 24 near Jowhar August 29 - 5 dead and thousands displaced near Mogadishu. Roads and bridges destroyed.September 15 - flooding around Jowhar has affected 30,000 people and 14,000 hectares farmland.October 10 - Flooding in lower Shabelle districts displaces thousands of families in Kuntwarey.MODIS observations of Floods and Landslides. 60 dead. 50,000 households affected.Banke - Rapti River floods 10 villages, 40,000 displaced. Worst flooding in Banke in 40 years. 30 percent of the houses in Banke destroyed.Bardiya - 5,000 houses inundated. 10,000 displacedAchham - Large mudslide in Khaptad village - 85 houses destroyed, 500 missing. Widespread flooding in Susitna valley, record levels on Little Susitna River at the Parks Highway. 2 homes destroyed. Record levels on Campbell Creek in the Anchorage area.

Heavy rains since beginning of August in eastern Uganda cause Ngenge and Atari rivers to overflow, destruction of houses, livestock and crops. 3 dead. 240 families displaced.MODIS observation of wetness in Sironko area on August 12, 14, 21 Prolonged monsoon flooding more than 40 of Thailands provinces. 56 dead. 1.8 million people affected, 138,000 sick. 7,200 houses and 2,300 roads destroyed. 262,000 hectares farm land flooded. Heavy rain from Typhoon Xangsane adds to flooding in October. Flooding on Chao Praya expected to last until NovemberNan - 3,000 houses evacuated. Worst flooding in 40 Rainfall in Ethiopian highlands causes flooding which is expected to continue until end of rainy season on September. Blue Nile at record levels at Ethiopian border.Sudan - 27 dead. Thousands homes destroyed. Nile at Khartoum higher than 1988 floods. 1200 families homeless in Sinnar state. Over 1,000 houses destroyed. 40,000 hectares submerged. Blue Cambodia - Heavy rain since August 14. 8 dead in south. Worst flooding in lifetime of informant. Kampot city flooded. Vietnam - 60 dead in Mekong Delta as of October 19. MODIS observations of flooding around Lake Tonle Sap on August 10, 17, 19, 24, 28, September 2, 4, 6. Floods and landslides. 11,000 houses submerged. 56,000 hectares rice fields submerged. $1 million US damages in Nghe An province. 8 dead in Binh Thuan province.MODIS observations of flooding in Dong Nai area August 21, 30. Heavy rain on the arid baked soil of normally dry Sahel region causes flooding.Burkina Faso 6,000 mud homes dissolved. 11,170 homeless, 20,000 affected by flooding. Gorom-Gorom town cut off by floods. Touro dam collapses and threatens 15 more villages.Niger - 4 dead. 46,472 homeless. Highest levels of rain in Bilma since 1923. 675 houses destroyed. Town of Flash flooding maroons 20,000. 380 dead. 14 villages inundated. 3000 livestock dead. Lake Turkana at dangerously high levels. MODIS observations of flooding immediately to the north of Lake Turkana on August 12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 30, September 6.

Typhoon Saomai - "strongest typhoon in China in half a century" 441 dead. 54,000 houses destroyed. Zhejiang - 193 dead. Fujian - 230 dead, 94 missing. Jiangxi - 2 dead, 1 missing Heavy rains from Ethiopia flood Shabelle River into Somalia. Hundreds displaced.

Flash flooding as Dejatu (Dechatu) river bursts banks in Dire Dawa city and six surrounding villages. 254 dead, 300 missing. 220 houses destroyed.

Flooding and landslides. Damages estimated at 145 million U.S. dollars - damage to homes, roads, railway tracks, bridges. Thousands of poor people displaced in Port Elizabeth. 230mm rain in 24 hours in George. Typhoon PrapiroonPhilippines - 6 dead, 15,000 evacuatedChina - 81 dead, 9 missing. 840,000 evacuated. 46,000 homes destroyed. Guangdong - 54 dead, 7 missing. 7,000 homes destroyed. $675 million in damages. Guangxi - 26 dead, 2 missing. 6,400 homes destroyed. 20,000 hectares of land destroyed, $30 million in damages. Orissa - 70 dead. 2 million homeless. 27 of 30 districts in the state hit by flooding.September 3 - Flooding continues in Orissa and the Mahanadi river overflows displacing 2 million.Andhra Pradesh - 106 dead. 543,000 displaced. Chhattisgarh - 8 dead. 100 missing. 6,000 airlifted.MODIS observations flooding in Orissa August 14, 16, 30, 31, September 1. High Texas - 1,000 families evacuated. 300 homes destroyed. 15 inches of rain since July 27. $100 million in damages in El Paso city.Mexico - 4,000 families evacuated.

Monsoonal rains cause floods. 12 dead.

Monsoonal rains cause floods. Tropical Depression Henry. 8 dead, 8,590 families displaced. 411 villages flooded in Central Luzon, Ilocos and Cagayan Valley regions.

Heavy, unseasonal rains cause floods. 35 dead, 19 missing.August 4 - more heavy rains cause flash floods in Ghazni and Paktika provinces. 15 dead and 1,600 homes destroyed in Ghazni province. floods and mudslides. Rajasthan - 138 dead. 1,500 villages and towns submerged. 50,000 cattle dead. Unusual rainfall in Thar desert - 200 year record (549 mm rain between Aug. 16 and 25). Thousands hectares crops destroyed. 75,000 farm animals dead. Estimated losses at 450 million dollars. More than 100 dead and tens of thousands displaced in Barmer Heavy rains cause floods. 1 dead, 600 people evacuated along the Grand river. 10 inches of rain. Grand river 11 feet above flood level. Chagrin river 2.5 feet above flood level. 80 houses destroyed in Painesville. Heavy rains cause floods. Several thousand people evacuated.

Typhoon Kaemi.Philippines - Monsoonal rains cause floods. Landfall July 24. 1 dead, 3 missing. 200,355 displaced. $471,000 of crops damaged in Pampanga and Zambales. Dike breach in Dinalupihan, Bataan floods 15 villages. Pampanga - 507 villages submerged; 40,990 families displaced.China - Landfall July 25 - Monsoonal rains cause floods and landslides. Monsoonal rains cause floods and mudslides. Pakistan - 233 dead in North West Frontier Province (NWFP)Leh drainage channel overflowed in Rawalpindi killing 6.Cheela Bandi in Muzaffarabad - 12 dead in flash floods.Mardan district - 42 dead in bridge collapse. 12,000 houses destroyed.India - Jammu and Kashmir - 15 dead, 800 evacuated. 20 villages Record rainfall causes floods and mudslides. 4 dead, 4 missing. 540mm of rain in 24 hours. 4,300 in shelters. 100,000 people urged to evacuate.

Heavy rains from seasonal storm cause floods. 7 dead, 19 injured. 300 families homeless.

Heavy rains cause floods. 4 dead. Many people displaced.

Heavy rains cause flash floods. 18 dead, 17 missing.

Several days of heavy rains cause floods and mudslides. 24 dead, 10 missing. 607 houses in 11 prefectures flooded. 14,767 people advised to evacuate. Dyke break at two places along Tenryu River in Nagano Prefecture. Heavy rains swell the Niger river and tributaries. 500 families displaced.

Rare heavy rains cause floods in arid region. 1 dead, 1,200 displaced. "Worst rainstorm in 100 years". Rainfall on July 14 reached 145mm. Average yearly rainfall is 200mm.

Heavy rains cause floods. 6,000 evacuated. 170 houses flooded. Trans Siberian railway flooded near Mongolia border.

South Korea - Several days of heavy rains cause floods and mudslides. 25 dead, 33 missing. 4,500 evacuated. 8,200 hectares farm land inundated. 2,100 houses flooded. Record rainfall since 1993 in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province.Anyang - dyke collapse floods 500 homes.Gangwon - 17 dead. 4,000 evacuated. 1,600 houses flooded. 985 hectares farmland Typhoon Bilis.Philippines - July 11-14. Floods and landslides. Damages to roads, crops and bridges. 28 dead, 9 missing. 51,680 displaced in northern provinces of Philippines and Manila. $3,000,000 of damageChina - July 14 - 18. Major flooding and landslides. 612 dead, 208 missing. 1,158,000 hectares crops flooded. 265,000 homes collapsed. 320,000 homes Heavy rains cause floods and landslides. 15 dead, 25,000 homeless, 30,000 evacuated.

Heavy rains cause floods. 4,000 evacuated. 4,300 houses in three districts flooded, floodwaters exceeded one meter deep. Damage to railways.

Beginning of 5-month rainy season in Burma.Heavy rains cause floods and landslides. Hundreds of people evacuated to relief centers. Bago river is at 889cm, danger level is 910cm where it can burst its banks. Thandwe river reached danger level. Flood waters devastated 2 villages. 4 dead, several missing. Most of the homes in two villages washed away.

North Waziristan - 13 dead. 300 injured. 12 evacuated from mountain villages 2,438 meters in elevation. Dozens of homes washed away. Afghanistan - houses and farmland washed away.

Heavy rains. Flash floods. 4 dead. Dozens of houses and hectares of crops destroyed.

Heavy rains. 7 dead, 3 missing. 16 counties flooded, 1.4 million people affected. Highest daily precipitation 360mm.

Torrential monsoon rains and floods

Heavy rains cause floods and landslides. 24 dead, 2 missing. 1,786 houses destroyed.

Heavy rains. 24 dead. 8,400 displaced.

Heavy monsoon rains floods much of Mumbai city. Rivers overflowing.

Heavy rains and landslides.MODIS observation of flooding July 6.

Rain-swollen canal breaks. Mudslides

Several houses and "vast tract of farmland" washed away

15 dead, 5 missing. Rainstorms cause flash floods and mudslides. Floods affect 2,400 people. Large areas crops inundated.

Heavy rains flood 500 houses, break a dam and flood seven villages. 477 hectares flooded. precipitation exceeded three months' norm in a few hours. 700 hectares farmland destroyed.

9 dead, 3 missing. Houses, farms and bridge swept away near Samsun and Giresun

8 dead. 1 missing. Highest rainfall in Huludao since 1991, 24.3 cm on June 29 and 30.

Bistrita - 10 dead, 3 missing.Maramures - 2 dead.Arad - 2 dead.Suceava - 10 dead, 3 missing. 4,000 houses inundated or destroyed.

Anhui - 3 dead. 1,700 houses destroyed. 4.12 million people affected by flooding. 380,667 hectares of crops inundated.Henan - 3 dead. 1 missing. Dams burst in Xiashuihe Village and Shihe Village in Yuzhou City. 328 houses destroyed. 22 bridges destroyed. 2.5 million U.S. dollars damages.Jiangsu - June 21 to July 5 most rainfall since 1961 - houses collapsed, Yunnan - 11 dead, 6 missing. 701 homes destroyed. 26,000 hectares cropland damaged. 701 houses destroyed, 6,100 houses damaged.July 7 - 16 more dead in Zhaotong. 7,000 hectares crops damaged, hundreds houses collapsed.Sichuan - 14 dead, 2 missing. 3,000 evacuated. 1,400 houses destroyed in three cities. US$10.4 million damages. 18 cm rain. Heavy rain for past 3 weeks. 4 dead. 1,500 evacuated. 300 homes damaged. 5,200 acres farmland damaged. $8 million in damages.

Two days torrential rains cause floods along Duliujiang River affecting more than 270,000 people. 4 dead, 2 missing.

273.3 mm rain in 11 hours on June 25 causes flash flooding and mudslides. 21 dead and 6 missing. 15 houses destroyed by mudslide in Qingshan'ao village. Flooding in cities of Shaoyang, Huaihua, Loudi, Zhangjiajie and Xiangxi affect 2.375 million. 123,000 evacuated. Kotabaru - 26 dead and 20 missing from four villages on Laut island. Flash floods. Hundreds homeless, thousands evacuated. 1,000 houses flooded in Sungai Danau and Jorong and Asam-asam.June 29 - 40,000 evacuated in Banjar district after flooding on Martapura and Riam Kiwa rivers Record rainfall at Ronald Reagan National Airport. Flooding 4 to 5 feet deep in parts of Marylands Eastern Shore. 9 dead in Pennsylvania. New York - 15,000 evacuated along Susquehana river in Binghamton, NY. 800 homes destroyed in Broome County.Over 2,000 evacuated from Lake Needwood area on the north side of Rockville, Md. lake is approaching India Uttar Pradesh - June 25 - Heavy rains and storms across five districts in Uttar Pradesh.July 11 - Rivers across Uttar Pradesh are overflowing, villages evacuated. 113 dead in Uttar Pradesh since beginning of monsoon rains.Bihar - Heavy rains cause floods and landslides. 17 dead, 300,000 people affected. Bagmati and Punpun rivers crossed the danger Gorontalo city center flooded, 4,500 evacuated. 40 houses along Bone river destroyed. Villages on Bone and Balango rivers flooded up to 1 or 2 meters deep. 3,000 houses flooded in Bolaang Mongondow District. Two days severe storms cause flooding. 800 homes damaged. 7 inches rain causes flooding in Toledo and Norwalk cities. Worst flooding since 1969 in Huron county Ohio, splitting town of Norwalk in two.. Bistret-Nasaud region - 10 dead. 626 evacuated. 1,437 houses submerged. 5,135 hectares flooded. 75 bridges destroyed. 80 villages affected.Maramures - 2 deadAlba county hundreds houses destroyed. Flash floods and landslides. 219 dead, 63 missing, 7,500 homeless. At least 196 dead in worst hit Sinjai district. Flooding up to 10 feet deep. Heaviest rain to hit region in 10 years. Thousands evacuated in Bulukumba. Hundreds of houses swept away, 12,550 hectares of rice fields inundated and 8,791 fish ponds destroyed, 6 bridges destroyed in five provincial Fujian - 2 dead 21 missing. Biggest floods in 15 years in Yongding county. Seven small power stations destroyed. 200 buildings submerged.

Hunan - 16,000 houses destroyed. 50,000 people evacuated. 1.41 million people affected by flooding in 204 townships in nine counties.

Wangmo - 30 dead and 20 missing in flash floods on June 15. 5,900 evacuated. 2,400 houses collapsed. 1,500 hectares farmland damaged. 125 million U.S. dollars in economic damages.Heavy rains persist in Guizhou province from May 1 to June 15. 1 dead, 2 missing. Hundreds evacuated. US$116.13 million agricultural damage. 23,830 hectares of farmland flooded. Deaths of 410 swine, 205,000 chickens, 2,700 ducks and 6,525 geese. Wuzhou, June 8 - 306 mm rain in eight hours. Floods, landslides and mudflows. 2,000 houses collapsed. Another rainstorm in Guangxi June 13-15. Total 21 dead, 195,500 evacuated, 4.6 million residents affected. Poland - 500 evacuated from town of Jaslo. 10,000 hectares farmland inundated. 1,000 buildings flooded.Slovakia - heavy rain and unseasonable snow. 40 villages with flood warnings. Flooding in Yakutia caused by heavy rain and snowfall in Irkutsk region and/or "excessive dumping of water from the Mamakan hydropower plant in the Irkutsk region"227 houses flooded in Yakutia. 173 houses flooded in Vitim.MODIS observations of high levels on the Vitim river June 7, 8. High levels observed on the upper Lena above the Vitim confluence May Ice jams and snowmelt cause floods.MODIS observations of flooding on May 22, 23, 24, 28, 29.

MODIS observations on high levels on Humbolt river April 19, May 2, 25.

Community 700 Gwich'in and Inuvialuit. Flooding about once per decade, but water levels not this high since 1992. Infrastructure damage will cost millions of dollars to repair.

Early Monsoon rains.Assam - 16 dead. 500,000 displaced. 800 villages submerged. 55,000 hectares submerged. 12,000 hectares agriculture fields submerged in Majuli.Tripura - 5 dead. 4,000 displaced from town of DharmanagarBangladesh - 100 square kilometres and 76,000 people affected in northeastern Sylhet region. 200,000 people stranded in northeastern 2,700 houses destroyed.

Fujian - 41 dead. 356,000 evacuated. 19,000 homes destroyed. US$393 million damages. Worst flooding on Min River in 20 years. 100,670 ha crops damaged. June 8 - Bashili river breakes banks and inundates 11 villages.Guangdong - 17 dead. 5,800 homes floode Monsoon rains arrived in Western India 10 days ahead of schedule.

Severe flash flood damaged dozens of houses and swept away livestock, cars and motorcycles. Worst flood in the area in 50 years.

Up to 16 inches of rain and 18 inches of water in homes from a severe overnight storm. Worst in 29 years.MODIS observations of flooding May 29.

945 houses collapsed. 137,500 hectares of farmlands flooded. Pecipitation in Jingzhou City, which was among the worst hit, reached 260.7 mm, a level rarely seen historically.

270 houses destroyed. Er Rachidia lies in a semi-arid region and has not seen such rain since the 1970s.

Heavy thunderstorms flooded normally dry creek beds.

Over 100 mm of rain in 1 hr.

Crops destroyed.

Severe flooding following 3 days of heavy rain, also landslides. 1,000 passengers trapped inside 4 trains stranded in Uttaradit stations. 555 houses were destroyed and 3,120 were damaged. Over 35 people still missing.Worst floods in 60 years.MODIS observations of flooding May 25. 1,000 cattle killed.

Tropical Storm Chanchu. Flooding and landslides. 3.15 million residents of Fujian and over 154,000 hectares of cropland affected. 4 Vietnamese fishing boats in China's waters sunk.

Merrimack River crested 11 feet over flood stage. Century old rain records broken in Massachusetts. Total rainfall up to 17 inches.$7 million in damage in Maine.Severe road damage. 1,500 hectares of farmland inundated, destroying crops. Hundreds of heads of livestock killed. 998 houses submerged. 19,000 homeless.

Tropical Storm Chanchu. Flooding and landslides.

Daily precipitation exceeding 100 mm.

9,000 livestock killed and 8,000 hectares of farmland washed away.

Cyclone Mala. Flash floods. Roofs torn off 400 homes.MODIS observations of flooding on April 30.

175 Maroon villages beneath 2 meters of muddy water. Unprecedented scale of flooding.Agricultural plots and fishing facilities completely damaged.

Hotel swept away.

Flashfloods from brief torrential rain and snowmelt. Hundred acres of farmlands in Doshi district of Baghlan province washed away and scores of cattle killed. Over 100 houses destroyed. Rush of water down from the volcano Mt. Giluwe following an explosion up the mountain. Flooding down river and landslides.

24mm of rain in 15 min.Worst in 150 years.

Serious discussion of moving the Kashechewan First Nation because of frequent evacuations. Dike protecting the community was breached. Worst spring flooding since 1976.

2 dams in danger of bursting. 1,350 houses flooded in Biisk. Dam on the Kurya River damaged in the village of Klepikovo. Flood damage over 200 million Roubles. Biya River over 1/2 meter above critical level.MODIS observations of flooding on the Ob River on May 7. First major flooding since bunds were built along the river.Worst floods in 50 years.

Main road into the communities blocked, water and sewage disrupted. Flooding much more severe than the usual spring runoff flooding. State of emergency declared.

Flooding and landslides. Floodwater up to 2 meters. 5 m paddy fields inundated and 5,000 livestock missing.

400 sheep and goats washed away in Somali Region. 7,000 displaced in Afar, 3,000 in Somali.

Damage to vanilla fields, rice, cocoa and fish ponds. Hundreds left homeless. Flooding and landslides.

Third highest floods in Red Earth First Nation history - highest since 1970s. Worst floods in Porcupine in 60 years - major damage to agricultural land.

Massive crop damage. Flash floods following a severe storm.

Dam at the Inguri Hydroelectric Power Station was emptied into the river.Rain and snowmelt also help to cause flooding.

Rainfall 25 cm above average since mid-March.

Continuation of flooding on the Red River from the US in North Dakota. 100,000 acres of farmland flooded.

Many homes destroyed.

Highest level of Danube in Romania and Bulgaria since 1895, record high level of 9.4 m (30.8 ft) in the northwestern Bulgarian city of Vidin. Danube flooding from countries upstream. Controlled flooding of 70,000 hectares of farmland in Romania to keep water out of cities, additional flooding of 60,000 hectares. In Romania, Rast and Negoi flooded after a dike The Kalamu and Gombe rivers, broke their banks for the first time in years.Flooding and mudslides.

Flooding follows heavy rain but does not relieve major drought in the area. Key access roads for food distribution washed out.Crops lost in Malindi - little rain in the south but river flooding as a result of northern rain.650 hectares of crop destroyed in Migori, Siaya and Rachuonyo.2,000 Sudanese and Somali refugees displaced when heavy rain flooded the Water up to rooftops. Katherine at 19 m. 1/4 of the town flooded. Millions of dollars in damage.Not as bad as 1998 - worst flood in history (450 years) (Katherine at 20.3 m). This was the second worst flood in 450 years.MODIS observations of flooding on Daly river on April 8, 9, 10 130 mm of rain in 3 hrs. Occurs every 100 years.

Floods follow a month of above average rain in California. Flooding and mudslides.2 levees near Merced burst, flooding a trailer park, housing development, and farmland. 200 evacuated from trailer parks. 100 homes evacuated after 4 inches of rain in 24 hrs weakened an earthen dam, threatening a flood, near Valley Springs in the Sierra foothills.MODIS

3 days of torrential rain and lightening. Many homes (at least 60) and crops destroyed.

Highest water levels in Serbia on the Sava River in 25 yrs, highest level on the Tisa in 100 yrs. Danube at 120 yr high in Belgrade. Worst flooding in Croatia in 40 yrs. Danube swollen by heavy rains and melting snow in Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary. In N Serbia, Vojvodina province 10,000 hectares (25,000 acres) of farmland were submerged and Flooding and mudslides. 90 shops inundated with over a foot of water.Last flood of a month of severe rain throughout Hawaii - 92 in (7.5 ft) of rain were recorded during March at Mount Waialeale, considered the rainiest spot on the planet. The previous record was 90 inches in April 1971. Up to 2 meters of floodwater. One of Israel's rainiest days this year - more than 112 mm of rain in Jerusalem, 67 mm in Tel Aviv, 21 mm in Haifa, 17 mm in Beersheba.Western Galilee agriculture, crops and greenhouses, was hit especially hard. Avocado, litchi and banana crops were severely damaged at Moshav Avdon. Red River crested in Fargo area at jut over 37 ft - flood stage is 18 ft. Worst flood in the past 100 yrs was in 1997 (39 ft crest).Red River crested in Grand Forks 4/6 at 47.85 ft.Enormous sandbagging effort, temporary levees also in place. 75 houses threatened in N Dakota.Voluntary evacuationsMODIS observations of flooding on Red river on April 3, 4, Pilbara coast already saturated from recent Cyclone Emma then comes Cyclone Glenda. Banana plantations at risk.

Slovakia: 123 towns and villages, and 2,000 hectares of agricultural land have been hit by flooding.Hungary: The Danube reached a record 8.61 m in Budapest on 4/5 (a 120 yr high), surpassing the level reached during the catastrophic floods of 2002. Daily cost of fighting the flooding is approx 150- 200 million forints (US$690,000-$920,000). 170,000 hectares of land Czech Republic: 45 cities and towns affected, over 20 rivers at dangerous flood levels. 500hectare (1,235 acre) lake has developed on farmland around Breclav. 48,000 hectares of farmland flooded total.Austria: Dam on the March River burst on 4/3 flooding Duernkrut in Eastern Austria. A second dam broke on 4/4 8 km downstream from Duernkrut. 516 people 1040 families from 8 heavily flooded villiages left homeless. Last heavy floods to hit Taung were about 18 years ago. R780 million is needed to fix damaged infrastructure - roads and bridges washed away. Worst flash flooding in more than 60 years. 100 mm of rain in under 4 hrs.

Flooding and landslides. One of the worst 3 winters in the past 20 years - most casualties in the past 7 years.130 dead and 330,000 injured in this years first rainy season from March to June.MODIS observations of flooding on the Magdalena River May 13. 6 inches of rain in 24 hrs.MODIS observations of flooding on the Trinity River March 21, 24. Flooding on the Sulphur River March 24.

Tropical Cyclone Larry - category 5, one of the biggest tropical cyclones ever seen. Worst flooding in a century - surpassing the 1964 flooding of the Leichhardt River. Leichhardt 24 meters above normal level. 600mm of rain in 3 days. Major losses of banana crops.MODIS observations of flooding on the Leichhardt river March 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31. 1.2 billion liters water spilled into valley causing floods and mudslides. $12 million in damage to beach and reefs several miles from the dam.

More than 150 villages and 2,000 hectares land in Mehedinti county submerged. 10,000 residents near a dam evacuated in Dolj region.1,200 hectares (2,300 acres) of arable land flooded.Worst flooding of the Siret River (Vatra Dornei area) in 50 yrs. MODIS observations of flooding along the Wabash river and tributaries February 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, Flooding on East Fork White river less but still high on lower wabash and white February 19, 22. Flooding on Big Muddy near Carbondale, Ill on February 15

Greece - Worst flooding in past 15 years. Several villages flooded. 50,000 acres of farmland underwater.MODIS observations of high levels on the Evros river on March 9, 13, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25. Malawi - heaviest rains in 28 years leave 6,000 homeless in Mangochi district, worst floods in 28 years in Mangochi. 2,000 homeless in Salima.

Weak Cyclone Emma brings more rain in the middle of western Australia's wet season. Damage to livestock and mining operations. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to grazing land from mesquite invasions that follow the flooding.March 9 - record levels on Murchison river near Kalbarri"No floods have ever gone to this height on record or in living Flashfloods triggered by days of heavy rains.

3,000 people stranded in Bellingen.

5 villiages devastated. 500 stricken with malaria and typhoid.

2 hr downpour. Floodwaters up to 2.3 meters. Disrupted trains and cut off highways. Millions of ringgit in losses.

Hardap Dam overflow. Estimated N$50 million in infrastructure damages, N$300 million in agricultural losses. Dairy farm and fields of date trees, onions, corn, and grapes destroyed. Main road from Windhoek to South Africa cut off - 50 supply trucks stranded. Worst floods since 1972.MODIS observations of flooding on the Fish River on February 27. Flooded powerplant shutdown.

Worst flooding in Hanalei on Kauai in over 5 years. Up to 18 inches of rain in 24 hrs. Severe thunderstorms.Taro crops stunted.4,000 people in the north of Kauai isolated.Flooding and mudslides. Flooding and landslides. Low pressure in Philippines contributing to heavy downpours. Floodwaters up to 4 meters. 2,067 houses, 1,115 hectares of agricultural area, and 11 hectares of plantation area damaged, and 9,773 head of livestock lost. Acre River 16.65 meters (55 feet) above the normal level after 15 days of rain. 7,791 buildings inundated.8,000 homeless in capital Rio Branco city.

Quang Binh: 2,100 hectares of rice fields and 370 hectares of vegetable farms were under 1 m of water. A 100 m long dike collapsed when water rose by 1.36m in Kien Giang River.Quang Tri: 2,500 hectares of rice and 500 hectares of vegetable crop flooded. Flooding and landslide forced evacuation of 122 homes.Thua Thien-Hue: 1,800 hectares of rice and 600 hectares of Start of Yemen's rainy season. 70 houses destroyed, 2,000 left homeless. Roads to Sanaa impassable.

11,226 people trapped and 6,427 houses damaged. Unusually high temperatures caused abrupt snow and ice melt.

Over 10,000 hectares of rice under water in Los Rios, 1,500 in Guayas. 8,000 hectares total flooded in Guayas. Hundreds of people stranded, 15,000 families affected.Flash floods up to 5 meters deep.

Thousands of residents forced to flee their homes. Damage estimates at several million US dollars. Worst rain and flooding in Lesotho in 20 years.

Flooding and landslides. $6.7 million worth of crops, livestock, fishery, and infrastructure damaged.La Nina weather pattern results in more storms forming close to the islands.MODIS observations of flooding on the Agusan River February 13. Three refugee camps flooded (Western Sahara Sahrawi refugees). Enormous structural damage to schools, community centres, market areas, and mud brick houses. 70% of food lost. Most severe flooding since 1994.MODIS observations of flooding on February 15. Thailand: Floodwaters up to 2 meters from unseasonable rainstorms in the east. 400 houses inundated. Eastern monsoon swept across the country to converge with a western monsoon a very rare occurance.Malaysia: 4,906 evacuatedTotal rainfall 7 times higher than the 35year average precipitation for the same period. Heaviest rainfalls over twice as high as 7,000 families forced to leave their homes. 103 mm of rain in Erbil.MODIS observations of flooding on the Tigris River February 5, 7, 10, 11, 12.

1-3 meters of flood water as a result of 7 days of heavy rain. Hundreds of hectares of rice fields and plantations flooded.

Water up to 2 meters. 12,000 displaced and food gardens of 800 others destroyed. Flooding is seasonal but a Biotou village elder said it was the worst he had seen since the war in 194243. Sugarcane farms flooded, $0.5 million in damage to access roads. Highest rainfall: Vunimoli area 307mm on 2/4. Floods and landslides.

14 hrs of nonstop rain. 234 houses collapsed.MODIS observations of flooding on February 3, 5, reducing on February 8, 10, 12.

Damage to agriculture. Possible landmine hazard due to shifting of earth in the area of the Rabin Crossing from Israel to Jordan.MODIS observations of flooding near Maan on February 4, 5, 6. Tropical Cyclone Jim. Worst flooding since Cyclone Kina in 1993.

Water levels at 50 yr flood levels.Country cut in half by floods - community of Vuku in North Trndelag completely cut off from the outside world.

Flooding and landslides.Central Java: 19 fatalities from floods and landslides. 65 hectares of shrimp and fish ponds worth hundreds of millions of rupiah lost.West Java: Over 13,000 hectares (32,000 acres) of rice paddies destroyed, 25,000 hectares flooded. In Indramayu, hundreds of millions of rupiahs lost from flooding of hundreds of hectares of fish ponds in Water up to 2 meters in parts of Sumbawa. Flooding and landslides.East Lombok: Sambelia district - Rp 3.5 billion in damage from 500 hectares of destroyed corn, paddy, chili, and banana crops. Rp 95 million in losses from overflows in fish ponds in the area. Up to 100 mm of rain in 2 hrs - highest figure since 1997.

Intense rain started in January. Worst rainy season in 5 years. Most affected departments La Paz, Santa Cruz and Beni800 displaced families. 175,000 affected by floods, 100,000 left homeless.Crops lost: 80% in Potosi (potatoes, wheat, beans, onions, carrots, corn). 932 hectares in Cochabamba. 45,000 hectares in Santa Cruz (soy beans, rice, corn)Total: 74,000

Rain caused by Tropical Depression Agaton.Nueva Ecija: most heavily affected province, over 7,000 evacuated due to a broken dyke. 2,500 hectares of onion plants worth P72 million submerged. 2,000 hectares newly planted rice, corn and watermelon worth P25 million under 24 ft of water in Candaba. 4,100 hectares of palay crops and 650 hectares of fishponds worth 5,000 hectares of cereals and other crops flooded.MODIS observations of flooding on the Evros river on January 2, 17, 20, 27.

Last major flood was in 1997.Sossusvlei: 72 mm of rain in one hour. Tsauchab River nearly reached the vlei for the first time since 2000. A smaller river flooded for the first time in 20 years. Lodge damaged by mud and water.Sesriem: 85 mm of rain in 45 min. Campsite damaged by mud and water. Sesriem Canyon flooded. 12,964 acres (4,900 hectares) of rice paddies and other crops lost. 5,000 head of cattle lost. US$4 million in rice exports lost.Regions 2 and 5 declared disaster areas.MODIS observations of flooding along Guyana coast January 20, 22, 29, February 7, 14 Landslides along major roads. Flooding up to 4 ft. Significant livestock and crops losses. 700 homes marrooned in Mayaro, 150 homes damaged. Flooding caused by river overflow due to 30 yr rain cycle, not by poor drainage. $2.5 million in compensation for farmers. Cyclone Clare - category 3 on coast, downgraded to category 1 inland. Worst flooding in the region for over a decade.RR track damage on nine Wheatbelt lines, 6 train shipments stranded, lines closed for several weeks. Livestock harmed by erosion and destruction of fences.Lake Grace: isolated by flooding, 223 mm of rain, biggest flood in 500 yrs, worse than Severe storms cause floods and mudslides. California - Up to 9.57 inches of rain. Napa river higher than 1986 floods. 1,000 homes flooded in Napa city. Flooding of vineyards. Russian river in Sonoma near record levels.Nevada - mudslide on interstate 80 near Truckee. Worst flooding in Reno since 1997.MODIS observations of flooding on the Sacramento river on 12 villiages flooded. 1,500 houses in Kandanghaur, Gabuswetan and Bongas districts and 1,000 hectares of rice fields submerged beneath 40 - 60 cm of floodwater. Rp 2 billion in damages expected. Heavy rain causes floods and mudslides in northern suburbs of Brazzville, thousands homeless. Floodwaters 4 meters deep in Mpila

Rain and snow resulted in high levels of inland waters - frozen soil reduced the absorption capacity.102,000 hectares underwater, 47,000 hectares farmland inundated.150 pumps redirecting flood water. Two days of heavy rain in normally arid region causes flooding on two watercourses on a scale not seen for decades. Water up to 1 meter deep around Laayoune flooded houses and roads.MODIS observations of flooding in Laayoune area and rivers to the west on December 23, 26 Jember - flash floods and landslides. 437 houses, 3 schools, 16 bridges and 9 dams damaged.

Malawi - 1 dead. 15,000 families homeless in Chikwawa, 5,000 hectares of maize destroyed, 50% of the land flooded. 4,500 homeless in Nsanje. 4,000 ha crops flooded. Worst flooding in Nsanje district in almost a half century.Mozambique - 22 dead. 4,000 hectares of crops destroyed in Pungue river basin in Dondo district. 1,700 homes destroyed and 9,000 homeless Heavy monsoon rains followed by Tropical Depression Quedon cause flooding and landslides.Oriental Mindoro most affected by flooding. 15,000 families evacuated after a protective dyke collapsed in Calapan City. Worst floods in Calapan City since 1954.Agricultural damage in Naujan, Oriental Mindoro is estimated at $514,706. By December 19 floods Floods caused by ice jams blocked the only road to the Dauphin River First Nation reserve. Meter deep flooding in some spots. Last big winter flood in same area was 30 years ago.

Two weeks of heavy rain causes flash floods. 62 dead as of December 23. 171 houses destroyed, 335 houses damaged, 5,300 homes inundated. 49 bridges damaged. 22 irragation projects damaged. 45,000 hectares crops submerged. Economic losses estimated at VND437 billion. Damage to major highway from landslides. Khanh Hoa province: 32 deaths, worst

Over 4,100 hectares of farmland flooded. Hundred houses damaged. 10,000 people isolated in the Librazhd district after floods destroyed a bridge.

Three weeks of heavy rain cause "some of the worst floods to hit peninsular Southeast Asia in decades"Southern Thailand - 55 dead as of Dec 23. Worst floods in 40 years. $14.9 million in damages. Flood water up to 2 meters deep in Pattani. In Yala, 30,000 affected, 66 roads and 282 fish farms damaged. 102,216 persons affected in Pattini, losses of 231 homes, 144 270 mm of rain in the capital, Colombo. 2,000 homes destroyed. Tsunami victims in temporary shelters in Trincomalee forced to leave.

Quang Ngai Province: flooding of thousands of homes in the districts of Tu Nghia, Son Tinh and Mo Duc. Binh Dinh Province: thousands of homes in the two districts of Tuy Phuoc and Phu Cat submerged or destroyed. At least 15 landslides on roads. Heavy rain caused by remnants of tropical depression 27. Floods, mudslides, and landslides.

Flash flood, worst in the village of Cynwyl Elfed in at least 60 years.

Heavy rains cause several rivers to overflow. 1,000 evacuated.MODIS observation of flooding on two rivers north of Perpignan on November 16, 17.

100mm rain overnight caused flash flooding in central west NSW. $16 million in farm damages in central west NSW. Entire town of Eugowra evacuated (700 people), near record flooding in Eugowra. Hundreds of homes inundated in Adelaide Hills area. Town of Virginia in Adelaide Plains hit with a one-in-100-year flood. $60million losses in agriculture in Adelaide Plains. Heavy rains since September kill 95 throughout Colombia. Floods and landslides. Nearly 180,000 homes damaged. Large areas of maize, banana and yucca destroyed."Worst-hit are the northwestern provinces of Sucre, Cordoba and Cesar, where severe flooding has wrecked thousands of hectares of rice and cotton fields and forced many farmers to abandon their Typhoon Kai tak. More than 9,000 houses were destroyed or badly damaged. Crops destroyed on 12,800 hectares.Quang Nam - 15,000 displaced.Hoi An - 3,000 evacuated.

Hurricane Beta is the record 13th hurricane of this years Atlantic storm season. Comes ashore in Sandy Bay Sirpi, Nicargua on October 30. Remnants of the hurricane bring heavy rain to Caribbean coast. Area hit by Tropical Storm Gamma Nov 18-20.Nicaragua - 13,000 refugees in southern Nicaragua. Up to 15 inches of rain. Over 100 hectares of crops Heavy rains from low pressure system in Bay of Bengal. Crops and homes destroyed in Tamil Nadu and parts of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka states. Rain in October and early November subsided, then more monsoonal storms hit between November 21 and 24.October 29 - Train accident caused by washed out tracks kills at least 114 in Velugonda in Andhra Heavy rains cause flash floods. 15,000 hectares crops submerged.Binh Dinh - 12 dead. 3,200 houses damaged. $5 million in damages. More than 3,700 hectares rice damaged. 250 houses submerged.Quang Ngai - 5 dead. 412 houses submerged. 1,511 hectares agriculture submerged. Damages $160,000 USD Tropical Storm Alpha dumps up to 38 cm rain on parts of Hispaniola. Rivers already high and soils saturated due to Hurricane Wilma.Haiti - 17 dead. Floods and mudslides destroyed at least 400 homes.Dominican Republic - 9 dead. 1,000 in shelters. 6 dead in Puerto Plata. Torrential rains cause flash floods and landslides. 161 mm rain in 3 hours - more rain than the Apulia region gets in one year. Damage to railways, roads and bridges."exceptional climatic event which can only happen once in a hundred years." Unseasonal heavy rains - 180mm in 24 hours in Kolkata city. Millions of people stranded in villages cut off by floods. 3,000 coastal villages inundated. 60,000 huts washed away. Many roads washed away.MODIS observation of flooding in Orissa and West Bengal on October 25

Hurricane WilmaFlorida - 5 dead. Estimated losses from $2 to $9 billion. Key West 40% underwater from storm surge.Mexico - 6 dead. Yucatan peninsula - 7 dead. 74,000 evacuated ahead of the storm.Cuba - 640,000 evacuated from western part of the island ahead of the storm. 360,000 homeless. Storm surge flooding in Havana area.Jamaica - 1 Flash floods. Over 900 homes destroyed near Simpang river. 12,000 evacuated. 3,700 displaced.

Heaviest rains in 30 years - 300mm rain in 24 hours ends worst drought in 50 years in Catalonia. Several rivers overflowed, towns submerged.

More than one months rain in a day in southern Scotland. Worst floods in 20 years in Hawick, 200 buildings inundated, water up to 4 feet deep. Floods in Newcastleton almost as high as 1991. US northeast receives up to 11 inches of rain. New Hampshire - 3 dead, 4 missing. 1,000 evacuated. Worst flooding in 25 years. One third of Keene under water. 36 homes destroyed and 24 damaged in Alstead after Lake Warren dam overflowed.Vermont - 200 evacuated.Massachusetts - 500 evacuated. 70 homeless in Greenfield.Connecticut - 2 25,000 houses in three provinces flooded with up to 1.5 meters water. Estimated 15 million dollars damage.3,700 families evacuated from Quang Binh. "water level at rivers in Quang Tri was 17.43 metres, 2.28m higher than the record flood recorded in 1992" Late Monsoon rains. 100,000 marooned. Dozens of villages inundated. 200,000 hectares crops damaged. 10,000 homeless families in Rangpur region.MODIS observations of flooding on Jamuna (Lower Bramaputra) tributaries in nw Bangladesh on October 7, 9, 10, 11, 12. Worst flooding on the Weihe in 10 years. 359,000 evacuated. 180,000 ha inundated. 12,000 houses flooded.MODIS observations of high levels on the Weihe river October 7, 8, 9, 10.

Typhoon Longwang brings floods and mudslides. 59 police trainees killed in mudslide near Fuzhou. 5,400 homes destroyed. damages 60,000 hectares crops. 730,000 evacuated ahead of the storm from coastal areas. Flood water 2 meters deep in Fuzhou city. Tropical Storm StanEl Salvador - 72 dead. 54,000 evacuated. Landslides and floods triggered by heavy rains from Tropical Storm Stan. Most of El Salvador's rivers are overflowing.Guatemala - 1500 dead. 840 missing. 120,000 homeless. Floods and landslides. Thousands dead after towns of Panabaj and Tzanchaj are wiped out by mudslides. Flooding in Most severe flooding on Hanjiang River in 20 years. Several counties around city of Shiyan cut off. 140,000 people affected by flooding around Hazhong in Shaanxi. 890 houses destroyed and US$ 80.5 million damages in Shaanxi. Heavy rains cause floods that wash away several villages. Thousands stranded. 'Leftah' dam destroyed. "biggest catastrophe the country has witnessed for decades" "such torrential floods and deep waters have not been witnessed for a long time"MODIS observation of flooding along upper Senegal tributaries in Mauritania on September 30, October 2, 3, 4, 7. More than 150mm of rain in about 12 hours. Two rivers overflow in Stephenville. Hundreds evacuated. 200 houses flooded. Worst flooding since at least 1965. Damage to roads.

Chiapas - 2,000 evacuated.Oaxaca - 1,000 evacuated.

300 households from 4 villages homeless. Agricultural damage. Nguru city flooded, similar flood happened in the city in 2003.

Port Sudan - 5 dead. 2,950 houses damaged or destroyed. Approximately 156,000 people affected, 17,000 severely affected (lost homes and belongings).MODIS observations of flooding of delta south of Port Sudan on August 29 , September 3, 5

Floods and landslides. Embankment on Mahakali River collapses, 3 dead, 12 missing and 1,500 homeless in Chandani and Mahendranagar. Sirsha village engulfed by floods and landslides, 15 dead, 52 missing. Typhoon Damrey is the strongest typhoon to hit Hainan since 1974. Hainan - 25 dead, 170,000 evacuated. 20,000 homes destroyed. 704,000 hectares of cropland ruined. 380 kilometers roads damaged.Guangdong - 16,000 people were evacuated in Zhanjiang city. Vietnam - Damrey comes ashore September 27. 63 dead. 337,000 evacuated. Flash flooding Hurricane Rita brings heavy rains and storm surge flooding to the Gulf Coast - flood waters 2 to 12 feet deep up to 30 miles from the coast. 80% homes flattened in Cameron Parish. 50% homes submerged in Vermilion Parish. As many as 100,000 homes damaged beyond repair in Lousiana. 2.8 million people evacuated from Houston and surrounding Gulf Coast areas ahead 29 villages evacuated. Floodgates opened on Ajwa dam.MODIS observation of flooding around Ahmedabad on September 25, October 1, 2. Flooding west of Bharuch on September 27, 29, October 1, 2 Less flooding by October 3, 4, 6, 8, 9. Romania - Heavy rains along Black Sea coast floods hundred of homes up to 3 meters deep. 8 dead, 1 missing. Many towns and villages submerged. 10,000 homes damaged. US$1.8 billion damages."Costinesti Mayor Traian Cristea said it was the worst flooding the area had experienced"Bulgaria - 2 dead in flooding of town of ShablaMODIS observations of high Tropical Storm VicenteThanh Hoa - 8,500 evacuated, 1,200 houses destroyed or damaged.Ha Tinh - 3,500 homes submerged. 17,000 hectares crops destroyed. 450 households evacuated.Nghe An - 2 dead."dozens of thousands of hectares of crops were damaged"MODIS observations of new water along the coasts of Nghe An, Ha Tinh and Late monsoon rains cause floods and landslides.Himachal Pradesh - 7 dead, 4 injured.Uttar Pradesh - 6 dead. 32 villages in Muzaffarnagar district devasted by floods from Ganga canal. 500 families homeless.Uttaranchal - landslides.September 29 - 7 dead in Moradabad area from Ramganga flooding.MODIS observation of high levels on the upper Seasonal monsoon aggravated by a low pressure system brings several days heavy rain causing floods and landslides. Followed by Tropical Storm Damrey on September 20.September 17 - 27,748 individuals affected by the floods and landslides on Luzon. Damage to bridges and dams. 43 villages in Pampanga and Nueva Ecija under Heaviest rains in Dakar in two decades. Worst affected were Pikine and Guediawaye shanty towns outside Dakar. Worst floods in 20 years in Senegals suburbs."reconstruction required after the floods would cost some 45 billion CFA francs"MODIS observations of seasonal high levels on the Senegal river begin in mid August. Chhattisgarh - 9 dead. 250,000 homeless. 835 villages in Durg and Rajnandgaon districts inudated.Orissa - 6 dead. 50,000 people affected by flooding. 100 villages marooned.Maharashtra - 100,000 evacuated from 200 villages flooded when water was released from Raju Sagar dam in neighbouring Madhya Pradesh state.Andhra Pradesh - 74 Heavy rains cause flooding, agricultural damage.

Typhoon Khanun is strongest typhoon to hit China this year - flooding and landslides.Shanghai - 1,000 families flooded. 160,000 residents evacuated.Zhejiang - 7,468 houses destroyed. 810,000 evacuated.US$ 849 million economic losses.2.25 million hectares cropland damaged. Vietnam - 53 dead. 4,500 houses flooded. 30,000 evacuated. 21,500 hectares crops damaged. Cambodia - 16 dead in annual Mekong flooding. 10,000 hectares rice fields destroyed.October 25 - floods in Mekong delta slowly receding.MODIS observations of seasonal flooding of the Lower Mekong began in mid August. Severe floods cause extensive damage, thousands evacuated. Thousands of houses and businesses were flooded.MODIS observation of flooding west of lower Rhone river on September 9 near Nimes. September 4-5 - Heavy rains triggered by Typhoon Nagi cause flooding in Tokyo area killing 1 and flooding more than 2,900 houses.September 6 - Typhoon Nagi lands in Kyushu causing flooding and mudslides.Japan - 21 dead, 6 missing, 300,000 evacuated. Mudslides and flooding. 2,000 houses destroyed, 17,000 houses flooded. More than 130 cm of rain over 3 Typhoon TalimTaiwan - 3 dead, 59 injured. $ 85 million in farm lossesChina - Talim strikes September 1 causing flooding and landslides. 129 dead, 30 missing. 1.84 million people evacuated. 62,000 houses collapsed, 171,000 were damaged. 1.27 million ha of crops affected and 261,000 ha of crops lost. US$960 million damages. 11,789 houses destroyed in Wenzhou

September 6 - Floods continue in Jigawa - 3 dead, 5000 houses destroyed. Thousands displaced. 30 villages washed away.Seasonal flooding on Hadejia and Benue rivers began in early August.August 12 - 400 houses destroyed by floods in Jigawa state.August 7 - bridge collapse on flooded Benue tributary in Jalingo kills over 50. 200 people living in camps from Storms dump 240mm rain on northern Tasmania in 24 hours. Town of Deloraine under water. Worst flooding in region in 8 years. Biggest flood in Deloraine for 24 years.

Hurricane Katrina makes landfall in Gulfport, Mississippi - deadliest hurricane to hit the United States since 1928Louisiana - 972 dead as of October 4. New Orleans 80% inundated after several levees burst around Lake Ponchartrain, water up to 20 feet deep in places. It may take weeks to pump floodwaters out of the city. Estimated 160,000 homes in New Orleans will be Heavy rains on upper reaches of Ghaghra and Saryu rivers cause flash flooding of Tons tributary in Azamgarh. 21 dead and 6 missing. 737 villages evacuated. Inhabitants of 250 villages marooned. 800,000 people affected.MODIS observation of new flooding in the Azamgarh area on August 27, 28, 29, 30. Veracruz - 11 dead. Landslides and flooding.Michoacan - 6 dead. Towns villages and farmland flooded.Pubela - 2,500 families homeless.Oaxaca - State of Flood emergency declared.MODIS observations of high levels on Papaloapan, Rio La Trinidad and Coatzacoacoas rivers in Veracruz August 26, 28, 30. Switzerland - 6 dead, 2,500 evacuated. 300 evacuated from Bern. Thun, Brienz and Biel lakes at danger levels. Several areas report heaviest rainfall on record.Austria - 4 dead.Germany 1 dead. US$122 million damages."economic losses from the flooding could reach $791 million in Switzerland, Austria and Germany" (Swiss Reinsurance)"worst floods in Central Heavy rains cause Awash and Meki rivers to overflow leaving thousands homeless.MODIS observations of flooding along Awash river near Lake Koka on August 20, 22, 29. September 5, 7 Romania - 33 dead, 2,000 evacuated. US$313 million damages. 4 meter high flood waves in Harghita county. 800 houses submerged in Odorheiu Secuiesc.August 20 - 54,000 ha of agricultural lands, 839 ha of grasslands and 56 ha of forests are flooded. 5,550 homes flooded.MODIS observation of high levels on upper Siret river and tributaries on August 22, Heavy rainstorms cause 2 rivers to burst banks leaving thousands homeless. 15,000 waiting for help. Worst flooding since 1945."millions of Leones worth of property destroyed"

Rainstorms cause flooding and landslides. 2,200 houses collapsed in Shiyan city.August 30 continuous flooding in Shiyan city. 28 deadSeptember 5 - 12,000 evacuated from an area near a failing dike near the Dahong Mountain reservoir on the Wenjia River.MODIS observations of high levels on the Han river August 24, 25, 26 Liaoning - Torrential rainstorms cause floods that kill 15, leave 32 missing. 188,000 homeless. 26,000 homes destroyed. 326,000 hectares of crops ruined. 68 reservoirs overflow. Most serious flood since 1995.Jilin - 1 dead. 332 houses, 16,100 hectares of crops and 46.1 km of highways destroyed. 181,600 people in 75 towns affected. 24.7 million US dollars Storms cause flooding. 1,300 houses flooded and damaged. More than 10,827 hectares paddy fields inundated.

10 dead, over 20 missing. 60,000 affected in Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son provinces. 741 villages inundated as of August 18. Worst flooding in 40 years in Chang Mai city, parts of city under 1 to 2 meters water. 87 bridges, 95 roads, and 18,061 hectares of farmland damaged. Highest levels on Ping river at Naovarat Bridge in 40 years.August 30 - more heavy rain in Second flood in 2 weeks in this area. 70 villages affected near Kalaleh. 350 families homeless. 1,500 hectares of farmland flooded.

Days of heavy rain leave more than 22,500 homeless in Bangui. 3,500 houses collapsed.August 25 - serious flooding in Bambari.

Heavy rain since August 5. Flash floods on August 10 in the Taklamakan Desert. 25,000 houses destroyed. 26,000 hectares of crops inundated. Record high rainfall of 53mm in a day in Ruoqiang county.

Floods and landslides in southern Bulgaria. Hundreds houses flooded.MODIS observation of high levels on the Iskar river near xxx on August 9.

Heavy rain through July and August in Darfur area.August 3 - Heavy rains flood El Fasher and kill 8, 600 houses destroyed.August 12 - Heavy rains collapse part of Haloof Dam. Thousands of refugees without shelter.MODIS observations of high rivers in Darfur area August 5, 19 (rivers not normally visible to MODIS in Darfur) 30 cm rain since August 2 trigger landslides and flash flooding. 13 dead, 5 missing, 1,500 homeless. 12,225 hectares rice fields flooded. 552 houses damaged.

Heavy rain causes flash floods and landslides. Flooding damages bridges in several towns. Turkey's Black Sea coast is an area prone to seasonal floods and landslides;

Six villages inundated by heavy rain in mountainous region of Galidagh. 27 dead, 25 missing. Damage to houses, roads and farms.

Bramhmani and Kharashrota rivers breach 23 embankments in Jajpur district marooning 320 villages. 800 houses damaged. 75,780 hectares crops submerged in Bhadrak district. 344,857evacuated. 107 villages flooded in provinces of Iloilo, Negros Occidental, Guimaras and Antique.Damages of P28.8 million worth of crops and infrastructure in Negros Occidental.

July 9 - dam burst on Ghawanda river in Yewatmal district kills 6 leaves 19 missing in Maharashtra.July 10 - 7 dead, hundreds homeless. 3,000 evacuated from Hyderabad.July 23 - Monsoon rains and flooding continue. 20 dead. 5,000 homeless.August 2 - 5 thousand familes evacuated from 35 villages along Krishna river in Sangli in Maharashtra.August 3 July 26 - Heavy monsoon rains cause flooding and landslides. Some areas of Mumbai recieve a record 37.1 inches of rain. 150 killed in Raigad district in worst floods and landslides in 16 years. 400 killed in Mumbai area alone, 969 total for Maharashtra state. About 76,000 animals have been killed, and 700,000 hectares of land and 283,000 houses have been damaged. Several days of heavy rain cause a small dam to collapse. 16 killed and 23 injured. 19 houses and 40 hectares cropland inundated in three villages.

Heavy rains cause flash floods. Highest water levels in 50 years in Kota Kinabalu area.

Typhoon HaitangTaiwan - 8 dead. 40 million US agricultural damages. 15,400 hectares inundated.China - Wenzhou: 16,700 hectares hectares crops damaged. 2,600 houses destroyed. 260 million damages. Pingyang: 800 stranded by flooding.Fujian evacuates 539,000 and Zhejiang 320,000 ahead of the storm. Anhui - 493 houses destroyed, 400,000 hectares of farmland in 20 counties inundated.July 18 - water level on main stream of Huaihe river drops below warning line.MODIS observations of high levels on Huai river on July 10, 17. Romania - 581 villages, towns and cities have been flooded, most of them in the county of Vrancea. Worst floods in 30 years. Water 3 meters high in Ivesti. 11,000 homes inundated, 700 homes destroyed. 8,600 evacuated. 94,000 ha farmland flooded. 379 bridges damaged or destroyed. Record levels on Siret river. Damages almost 1 billion euros.MODIS observation Torrential rain causes floods and mudslides in northern Kyushu. 4 dead, 150 houses flooded.

Heavy monsoon rains trigger flash floods and landslides.Assam - 15 dead. 1.9 million displaced. 400 villages under water.Arunachal Pradesh - 4,000 homeless in Lohit and Anjaw.Uttar Pradesh - 55 dead, 4,000 evacuated on Ganges riverBangladesh - 23 dead, more than a million displaced.Nepal - floods displace 30,000 in Banke district in the

Pakistan - 30 dead. 25,583 houses damaged. Monsoon rains swell the Indus river. India discharges water into upper Chenab river on July 7, submerging several villages in easterm Punjab province. Layyah: 89 villages (with a population of almost 240,000) inundated. 50,000 evacuated. 950,000 hectares inundated by July 19.July 11 - 624 villages inundated in Heavy rains cause flooding that affects 1.27 million people in 252 towns in 38 counties in Jilin. 5,287 houses destryed. 354,900 hectares of crops destroyed. Average rainfall up 67% from past years.July 31 - Highest levels on Wutong river in Hegang city since 1972. Floods in Yichun city affect 50,000 and damage 15 highways.MODIS observation of high levels on Southern and central Romania - 6 dead. 6,600 people evacuated. 6,600 people evacuated. 800 homes and farms damaged in Olt area. Dike collapse. 200 homes flooded in Black Sea region of Constanta. About 2,000 homes in four southern counties were flooded. 55,265 hectares of agricultural land inundated. Nearly 70,000 farm animals reported killed from Madhya Pradesh - Monsoon rain from Gujarat moves into Madhya Pradesh. Worst affected areas: Sagar, Chattarpur, Damoh, Sahra, Riva and Katni. 1 million people are severely affected. 62 dead as of July 15.MODIS observation of flooding with lots of clouds along upper Narmada and Son rivers in Madhya Pradesh on July 8. Torrential rains cause flash floods and landslides. Rainfall of up to 150 millimeters an hour on June 30 killed 88 people, left 105 missing, and made some 16,000 people homeless.

July 2 - Storms in mountainous terrain cause floods and mudslides in Luding county of Sichuan. 5,109 houses destroyed. Roads, bridges and agriculture damage.July 9 - 37 dead and 7 missing in Dazhu city after 461 mm rain in three days. 250,000 homeless in Dazhou. Floodwaters reach the third story of some buildings in Dazhou.Throughout Sichuan - 30,000 Storms bring the worst floods in northern NSW in more than 10 years, storms dump 400-500 millimeters of rainfall in 24 hours. Worst floods in Gold Coast region in 30 years.

Baitarani River overflowed its banks after two days of rain - 220 villages evacuated.MODIS observation of flooding on lower Baitarani with lots of clouds on July 1.

Heavy rain from former Tropical Storm Bret damages 3,000 homes in Veracruz.

Gujarat - 132 dead. Heavy rains cause rivers to overflow in southern and central Gujarat. More than than 7,200 villages inundated and some 176,000 people left homeless. 39 of Gujarat's 187 large and medium-size dams were overflowing. Worst floods in 40 years in Gujarat. MODIS observation of flooding in the Rann of Kutch area and west of Ahmadabad in Heavy rains cause widespread flooding and some mudslides. Thousands homes damaged.

Sutlej river suddenly rises 12 to 15 meters in Himachal Pradesh because a landslide created lake on the Parechu river in Tibet has overflowed due to heavy rains and snowmelt. Several bridges and roads destroyed, 2 villages inundated, 50 houses submerged. Heavy rain causes rivers to overflow and landslides.El Salvador - 33 dead, 20 missing, hundred evacuated.Honduras - 8 dead, 800 in shelters. 200 houses damaged.

Villages inundated, 70,000 displaced.

Pakistan - Melting snow in Hindu Kush mountains and heavy rains. dozens villages inundated. thousands evacuated. 100 year levels in rivers river Kabul, Swat, Chitral and Kunar rivers. 50,000 homeless in northwestern Pakistan. 26,943 acres crops destroyed. 114 villages affected by flooding, over 1,100 houses destroyed, over 1,800 houses damaged.MODIS Guangxi - 54 dead. More than 410,000 hectares of crops damaged. 35,000 houses destroyed, 489 villages inundated, 816,000 homeless.. Worst flooding in 100 years in Wuzhou - 42,000 residents evacuated. Worst flood of record on Mengjiang, a tributary of the Xijiang.Guangdong - 65 dead in floods and landslides, 10 missing. 120,000 evacuated. More

Flash flooding from localized storms over North York Moors wash away roads, causes landslides, damages bridges. 9 people rescued by RAF helicopters. A months rainfall in one hour in North Yorkshire. Flooding destroyed buildings that had been standing for more than 200 years. Tens of millions of pounds of damage. Helmsley - "floods like this haven't hit the Heavy rains for the past 2 weeks. 300 families displaced

Fujian - days or torrential rain. Floods and landslides. 10,000 houses collapsed. 650,000 people affected in Nanping City. Flooding along upper reaches in Minjiang and tributaries water levels "rarely seen in the past 20 years". Minjiang river at 35 year levels. Tajikistan - Floods and mudflows. 8,000 evacutated in Khatlon region. Over 2 million damages in Sogdi region. 50 million damages in southern Tajik districts of Hamadoni and Farkhor from flooding in Panj river. More than 50 million damages. 4,000 hectares fields inundated.Afghanistan - 29 dead. Badakhshan: "Huge losses were inflicted when storms Hundreds evacuated from low lying areas in southern Taiwan. Flash floods and mudslides. Thousands of homes in Pingtung cut off by floods. Thousands residences in Kaohsiung flooded with waist high water. Heavy agricultural damage - some 34,790 hectares of rice paddies and peanut, green vegetable, watermelon, corn and papaya plantations inundated. Flash flood in mountainous terrain may have killed over 200 people. Worst flood in 200 years in Shalan village. 1,333 hectares farmland ruined, 55 houses destroyed. 100 families need relocation. Heavy rain floods three villages in Pendzhekent district, 70 houses destroyed. 2000 homeless. Mudslides.

Glenmore Reservoir overflows "for the first time in memory" on June 8. Widespread damage to rural infrastructure. Highest levels on Elbow River in 29 years in Rideau Park. Worst floods in more than a decade in Calgary city."As two weeks of torrential rain finally abated, thousands of Albertans returned home yesterday to find their possessions destroyed and houses Dozens of villages cut off. Several bridges destroyed, thousands hectares crops and vineyards submerged. Several hundred cattle and many chickens have drowned. Damage to Khadori hydropower plant on Alazani river.June 15 - Flooding continues in Dusheti region, Aragvi River overflows.MODIS observation of flooding on Alazani river on June 10, 11, 12, 15. Flooding and mudslides. 300 houses destroyed. A state of emergency has been declared in 23 cities in Pernambuco.More than 229 millimeters of rain has fallen in the capital of Recife since June 1. A week of torrential rain starts summer flood season in China - at least 204 dead, 79 missing since begining of the year. 76,000 houses destroyed. 614,000 hectares farmland destroyed.Hunan - 96 dead. 201 millimetres of rain fell in a single 24-hour period in Xinshao. 20,000 hectares of farmland flooded.Guizhou - 49 dead. Over 3,000 houses collapsed. Over 450 houses and 600 orchards have been flooded. More than a months rain in a day.

Flash floods and mudslides. 436.4 hectares of farmland damaged. Affected population of 8,842.

Several days of heavy rain, "heaviest rainfall in Bulgaria for the last 50 years". 16,000 hectares crops inundated in northeast Bulgaria. Villages isolated. More than 100 villages and small towns affected by floods. Damges 15 million levs.June 13 - Flooding persists in municipalities of Mezdra, Iskar, Pernik and Svoge in Sofia region.MODIS observation of 468 houses flooded. State of emergency in Krasnoarmeisky district. Bridges washed away and damaged. June 3 - Amur river at highest levels in 30 yearsMODIS observation of high levels on Amur river and tributaries in Primorye and Khabarovsk on May 11, 26, June 4, 7. Flooding on Bolshaya Ussurka and Amur rivers May 24, 28. Worst spring flooding since 1981. Damages in the millions of euros.MODIS observation of flooding near Ivalo on May 26

Two days pre-monsoon rain flood more than 200 villages. Thousands of hectares of croplands submerged. 150,000 maroonedMODIS observation of flooding in northeastern bangladesh on May 27, 29. Record rains for this time of year: 14cm rain in Sao Paulo in 24 hours; double the usual amount of rainfall for the entire month of May. Flash floods and mudslides in shantytowns around the city. Flash floods and landslides. Worst deluge on record - 400 millimetres of rain fell in Tauranga region in 36 hours. 200 houses damaged. Floodwaters up to five metres deep in Matata.

Floods and mudslides from a week of heavy rain and snowmelt. More than 660 houses and 12 km roads and 320 hectares of cotton and other crop destroyed. Half a dozen bridges have been washed away. Several days heavy rain cause extensive agricultural flooding. At least six people and 200 livestock are reported missing.Heavy spring floods from snowmelt on Amu Darya River.

More than 10,000 families displaced by flooding throughout Kenya. Heavy rain causes flash flooding along several rivers in western Kenya. Heaviest flooding since 1963 in Rachuonyo District. Extensive agricultural damages. Flooding displaces 25 000 Somali refugees at Dadaab refugee camp in northeastern Kenya.MODIS observation of flooding on tributary of Two days of torrential rains caused the Lawe Alas River to overflow - flash floods. Roads and bridges destroyed.

Floods and landslides widespread throughout Georgia. Worst floods in Georgia "for many years". Hundreds houses evacuated. Extensive damage to buildings and agriculture.Southern Russia - Fifty houses and fields on the area of more than 53,000 hectares are flooded in the Babayurt district of Dagestan. 24.5 square kilometers and 832 Ethiopia - Worst flooding in 40 years. At least 170 dead. Ten days continuous heavy rain bursts banks of Wade Shabelle. 160 villages washed away. Over 150,000 people affected. Hundreds of houses destroyed. Tens of thousands of livestock killed. Roads and bridges washed away. Crocodiles are reported to have eaten at least 19 people during the Romania - worst floods in 50 years in Timisoara. Worst floods in 100 years in Timis country. 3,700 homeless. Damage to around 350 bridges and dams. 7,000 homes flooded. 150,000 hectares farm land inundated. Damages to agriculture and infrastructure $504 million as of May 18. Villages Ionel, Otelec, Foeni and Cruceni underwater for more than a month. Serbia Heaviest rains in 40 years - one dead, hundreds homeless.

Heavy rains cause floods and landslides.

New Jersey - Worst floods in 50 years in Trenton, 30 million in damages. 6,000 displaced, 3,200 homes damaged.Pennsylvania - 40 million damages in Monroe county. 5,715 homes evacuated statewide. Worst floods in Easton since 1955.New York - 2 deaths. 100 year floods on Neversink RiverMODIS observations of high levels on lower Connecticut river and Band-e-Sultan Dam breached after heavy rains and melting snow, Ghazni town and villages along bank of Ghazni river flooded.

Worst floods in 20 years in Kohatu area. Bridges washed out. Livestock lost.

Several days of heavy rain cause flooding. 900 homeless and 4 missing.

Heavy rains cause flash floods. Kohlu - 15 dead. Sibbi - 6 deaths. 70 houses damaged. Naseerabad - dozens villages inundated, 3,500 homelessMODIS observations of new water near Sibbi and Kohlu on March 20, 22, 23. Flooding mostly receded by March 26. Poland - Melting snow and continuous rainfall cause flooding throughout Poland. 2 missing. 1,200 buildings flooded around the country. 11,000 hectares of land in southeast inundated.Romania - 2 dead. hundreds homes, farms and 2,000 hectares farm land inundatedCzech Republic - 1 dead. homes damaged.Hungary - 94,000 hectares inundated. "Floods have killed at least two people in Sozma Qala District and destroyed 200 sheep, 20 cows, 20 mills and 600 hectares of agricultural land." "Floods have also destroyed 150 vineyards and 25 dams in Sar-e Pol, causing huge losses to farmers."Jawzjan - 100 families displaced, 80 homes destroyed in Khoja Dokoh District. 1,000 hectares farmland washed Above normal rainfall in Northern Province of Zambia. Scores displaced by flooding.MODIS observations of high levels on the Chambeshi river and in the Bagwelu swamp begin in late January. Chambeshi river flooded on March 11, additional observations on March 22, 29, April 1. First MODIS observation of Tigris river high with lots of sediment on March 13, more observations on March 14, 15, 16, 17. Tigris less sedimenty on March 20. Tigris receding March 21, 22, 24, 25. Xinjiang - Heavy rain and early snowmelt have destroyed 33 houses and more than 100 bridges and culverts and inundated 500 hectares farmland in Ili Kazak Prefecture.March 20 1 dead, 3,000 evacuated, 10,000 houses destroyed, 5,000 head livestock killed, 796 hectares crops inundated. March 22 - 3,267 hectares inundated. Heaviest rain in 30 years. 100 villages in Lorestan province flooded. Thousands forced from their homes.MODIS observation of small area of new water southeast of Borujerd in Lorestan Province on March 15, 16. Heavy rain in Sahara floods wadis. 3 dead, 9 missing, 70 rescued by helicopters. Damage to roads, agriculture, infrastructure. Several villages inundated.MODIS observation of wet channels in the desert west of Tamanrasset on March 7, 9. Four days of unusally heavy rain leave 10 percent of rice fields submerged on western shores of Lake Alaotra. 8,090 homeless.MODIS observation of high levels on Lake Alaotra March 7, 8, 9, 12, 15. High levels also observed on Ikopa and Mahajamba rivers and their tributaries. Snow begins melting after worst winter in a decade in Afghanistan, flooding is expected to increase.Nimroz - 300 houses destroyed, 3 dead.March 21 - Urozgan Province - 115 dead, 1,000 trapped on islands formed by floods, thousands houses destroyed in Deh Rawud District.March 22 - death toll revised to 2 dead, 12 missing in Uruzgan. 26 dead across the Akra Kaur dam overflow/release in Gwadar submerges several villages; 5,000 evacuated. 400 houses washed away in Chaman.MODIS observations of high levels on Dascht river March 4, New wet area southeast of Quetta, Pakistan and flooding along Lowrah in southeastern Afghanistan on March 5, 19, 21. Saudi Arabia - Torrential rain causes floods that kill 7. 700 rescued by helicopters.Oman wadis overflow, damage to houses.MODIS observations of wet areas around Riyadh on March 1. New wet area in north central Oman on March 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 16, 18, 20, 21, 23. Kazakhstan - "intensive release of water" from Shardara reservior into the Syr Darya river. Ice Jam downriver causing flooding. Fow is expected to increase when snow starts to melt. Farmland and settlements flooded in Kyzylorda Region, Kazakhstan. 25,000 evacuated. 550 sq km flooded. one billion tenge in damages.Uzbekistan - 1,500 evacuated.MODIS Heavy rains cause floods and landslides. 4.6 million euros damage to crops. 150 families 'affected' by flooding.MODIS observation of high levels and flooding on Rio Grande east of Santa Cruz city on February 21. Two days of heavy rain bring biggest flooding in 10 years to south Bandung. Houses inundated with 3 meters of water as Citarum river overflows banks. 18 out of 45 districts inundated in South Bandung by Feb 25. MODIS observation of a new wet spot near Bandung city on February 23. Heavy rain and snowmelt in Bulgaria cause high levels in the Evros tributary Arda. Highest levels in 50 years on Evros river, 3,800 hectares farmland flooded to divert flooding from populated areas. March 2 - Evros overflows inundating 30 houses and 1,000 hectares; 300 evacuated from Lavara.March 8 - Evros begins receding. 10,100 hectares of farmland on the

Colombia - heavy rains for 20 hours cause flooding and landslides. Oro and Frio rivers overflowed their banks. 25 dead, 25,000 displaced around Bucaramanga, 5,000 homes destroyed. Totals: 55 dead, 40,000 displaced.Venezuela - 30,000 displaced and 40 killed in remote Andean villages.MODIS observation of flooding in Zulia on February 15, 16, 17, 24. Feb 10 - Shadikor Dam burst near Pasni after more than a week of heavy rain, killing at least 80. Several villages near Pasni washed away. Town of Pasni half inundated. 5,500 people trapped by floodwaters around Pasni; 1,500 missing; 1,200 rescued from the floodwater. 40,000 acres of crops destroyed. 40 kilometers of Makran coastal highway washed away. Venezuela - Heavy rain in Venezuela's dry season causes floods and landslides. Caracas receives 84.7 mm of rain in 24 hours, breaking the single day record of 72.9 mm dating to 1951. 16 dead. 26,000 homeless along Caribbean coast. MODIS observation of flooding on lower Upare and Aroa rivers in Falcon department on February 12, 14. Intense low pressure system brings storms and flash flooding to Victoria. Heaviest rainfall in Melbourne since records began in 1856 (120 millimetres of rain in 24 hours). Hundreds of freshly shorn sheep die of hypothermia in rural Victoria.MODIS observation of new water near Geelong and high levels on the La Trobe river in southern Victoria on February 7. Heavy rains cause floods across large part of Minas Gerais state. 2,000 homes collapsed or washed away. 80 bridges destroyed.MODIS observation of high levels on a tributary of the Para river in Minas Gerais on February 7. Flooding along Paracatu river downriver from Unai on February 9. Rainy season began in October, 2004. Heavy rains in mid-December and late January.January 28, Dondo - 149 houses destroyed, 2 bridges damaged, 1,000 people homeless. Similar floods in late December left 500 families homeless.March 11 - 9 hours of heavy rain follows the weeks of heavy rains since January. 10,000 homeless in Dondo area, Thousands homes destroyed by Cyclone Ernest, flooding lasts more than a week after the cyclone. Flooding is rare in this normally arid region. Almost 8,000 homeless as of Feb 2. 13,000 need emergency relief.MODIS observations of high levels on southern madagascar rivers on January 31, February 1, 2 (compared to January 11) Flash floods and mudslides. Road and rail lines damaged.

Zambezi river below confluence with Shire has been rising since early January. Entire lower Zambezi on maximum flood alert by February 1. 700 hectares crops destroyed in Marromeu district; more than 800 hectares in Sofala and 700 hectares in Tete.Feb 1 - Lower Pungue river burst banks in Dondo and Nhamatanda districts in Sofala.Feb 4-8 - levels on the lower Worst flash floods in Geelong area in 25 years.

Heavy rains from tropical low cause widespread flooding.MODIS observation of flooding on lower Gilbert river on January 27. Sediment plume observed at mouth of Burdekin river near Ayr on January 28, 29. "worst torrential storm to hit Saudi Arabia in 20 years"Al-Yatama dam collapsed near Medina. 43 people rescued in villages near Medina.MODIS observation of flooding near Medina and to the north on January 24, 26. More than 50 inches of rain in Guyana since December 26; more than 27 inches in January. almost 4 times average rainfall. Flooding causes thousands to evacuate. Poor drainage in below sea level coastal towns enhances flooding. Two-thirds of capital city Georgetown flooded. 375,000 in shelters. About 1,400 square kilometers of coastal areas and riverbanks Over 21,793 hectares of rice fields and 3,686 hectares of maize crops destroyed in Lampung; US$14.2 million in damaged crops. Flooding more severe in Lampung than similar floods in 2002.16,678 hectares of rice fields damaged in South Sumatra province.MODIS observation of high levels on Tulangbawang in Lampung on January 11, 15, 18, 20, 22, Feb 5. Costa Rica - 8,000 evacuated on Caribbean coast. Worst flooding in 3 years. 25 collapsed bridges. 6,642.5 hectares agricultural land damaged.Panama - 10,000 evacuated after 7 rivers flooded. Utah - Heavy rains from a very moist air mass from the Pacific. Santa Clara river at 25 year high, Virgin River at 100 year flood levels. 18 homes destroyed, 5 bridges impassable. Over 225 million in damages. 600 people evacuated."the most flooding we've seen in at least 15 years."Nevada - 250 evacuated in Overton, NV from Muddy river flooding. Biggest flood in

Thousands homeless. Over 3,000 homes flooded. Two months rainfall in 24 hours on Jan 8 in Carlisle, worst deluge since 1822. These floods were more than 3 feet higher than last floods that took place along the Eden in 1968. Tens of millions of pounds damages in Carlisle. "Worst floods in almost 200 years" in Carlisle.MODIS observation of a new lake near Carlisle on A series of winter storms causes flooding and mudslides.Mudslide in La Conchita in Ventura County destroyes 15 homes, kills 10."More than 15 inches have fallen in Los Angeles in the first nine days of 2005" Heavy rain on saturated ground causes flash flooding. 80mm of rain in 6 hours. 10 year flood levels on Pomahaka River; 20-year flood levels on the Waitahuna River. River flow measure equipment overwhelmed. Damages in the hundreds of thousands of [New Zealand] dollars. Several days of heavy snow, ice and rain on saturated ground followed by warm temperatures.West Virginia - Heavy damage on Wheeling Island.Jan 6 - Highest levels on Muskingum River since 1964 at McConnelsville, OH.Jan 8 - White River at Newberry and Bloomfield at highest level since March 1913. East Fork of White River at highest levels since $4 million Euros in damages to Angri municipality. A village near Salerno had to be evacuated. 230 ha agricultural land destroyed.

Magnitude 9.0 earthquake off west coast of Northern Sumatra triggers tsuanamis that kill tens of thousands in several asian countries. Millions homeless.Indonesia: 94,200 dead. 476,619 displacedSri Lanka: 30,229 dead, 835,028 displaced.India: 9,675 dead. 379,506 displacedThailand: 5,187 dead.MODIS observation of wetter coastal areas from Banda Heaviest rains in 20 years causes rivers to overflow. Bridges and roads damaged. Worst floods in 20 years in Swellendam. Damages "R25 million"."In some areas, this was the most rain ever measured in a single day in December recorded since 1880s" 408 families homeless. Similar floods in same area in 1989.

Floods and landslides. 125,000 families displaced. 32,000 acres paddy fields destroyed in Polonnaruwa district. More than 1 million acres of paddy and agricultural land affected by flooding.MODIS observation of high levels in northern Sri Lanka around Jaffna Lagoon on December 17. High levels in eastern Sri Lanka around Trincomalee on December 19, 21. Malaysia - 13 deaths 15,000 homeless. Worst floods in 21 years in some areas of Kelatan. 11 rivers in Kelatan above danger level. Parts of Kota Baru city under more than a meter of water.Thailand - 2 deaths, 5,000 evacuated, $175,000,000 in damages. 2,000 houses and 800 hectares flooded in Narathiwat; 250 bridges damaged. Over 200 households cut off by Bushehr December 10 - 100 mm of rain over past 24 hours. 34 dead in BushehrDecember 25 - floods spread to Hormozgan and Sistan-Balouchistan, another 20 deaths in these provinces.MODIS observation of flooding along the Bushehr coast December 10, 11. Floods increased by December 17. More observations Dec 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 30. Flooding Several days of torrential rain cause flooding which cuts off many outback rural properties around Narrabri and Wee Waa. 50 homes flooded in Narrabri.MODIS observation of flooding along the upper Darling and Barwon river systems on December 11, 12, 14, 18. Flood diminished by December 19, 20. Lowland flooding in parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky. Tennessee river floods some homes.MODIS observations of high levels on Tennesse, Tombigbee, Hatchie, Paint Rock and Flint rivers on December 8. Tennesee river still high near Savannah on December 12. Tennesse river and middle and lower Mississippi Record rainfall floods town of La Clotilde. 10,000 people "prevented from returning to their homes"

Warm temperatures thawed snow and caused flooding. Over 900 houses in 33 settlements flooded in Adygeya. Ten towns and villages flooded in Labinsk district of Krasnodar; over 42 square kilometers. Heavy rain forces authorities to open gates of hydropower station - 400 houses and thousands of hectares submerged.MODIS observation of flooding around Lake Scutari near Shkodra on December 7, 8.

Thousands of people from Biltar district evacuate flooded villages. Landslide buries 1000 homes in Tambakrejo village. "Local officials were describing this year's flood. as the worst ever"MODIS observation of new water near Biltar on December 5. Tropical Storm Winnie. Floods and landslides enhanced by deforestation. Parts of three towns buried by logs and earth. Several thousand people stranded on rooftops. 1600 people dead or missing. Typhoon Nanmadol strikes Quezon area of Luzon on December 2 adding to the flooding and landslides.MODIS observation of flooding along Cagayan and Pampanga rivers Floods and landslided from heavy rain following Typhoon Muifa. 8,000 hectares ceral crops submerged.Quang Nam province - Five northern districts and townships submerged. 13 deaths, 200,000 households floodedThua Thien Hue province - 11 deaths, 134,000 houses inundated. Losses of "110bn dong" Days of heavy rain swell rivers.1,288 homes damaged in 25 communities. Thousands homeless. 80% of banana crop ruined. Worst flooding in 50 years in Meteti.

Tropical Depression Merbok is the second storm to hit Philippines in four days.Aurora Floods and landslides kill 24. 300 houses destroyed.Cagayan - at least 1,697 hectares crops destroyed. 3,500 families around Tuguegarao City affected by floods.Followed immediately by event 2004-181.MODIS observations of flooding in central Luzon on November 25, 27 No news reports, detected by monitoring MODIS dataFirst MODIS observation on November 20; floods have expanded by November 22.

Several days of heavy rain from Typhoon Muifa cause flash floods. 171 dead or missing. Landslides. More than 14,000 houses destroyed. Strong winds cause extensive damage to communicaitons and electricity infrastructure.MODIS observation of flooding along Bicul river near Naga in Camarines Sur on November 22, 24. No news reports, detected by monitoring MODIS data. Probably seasonal flooding.MODIS observations - Paraguay tributary Tebicuary begins flooding on November 7, additional observations on November 12, 13, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 28, 29, December 1, 3, 13, 15. Wetlands along the Parana river in northern Corrientes, Argentina begin becoming Heavy rains causing Floods and mudslides along the Carribean coast of Venezuela.

As much as 15 inches of rain over the weekend in central and southern Texas. Worst flooding in 31 years in El Campo. Wharton city flooded by Colorado river on November 26.Several small rivers around Austin (Llano, Leon, Bayou) become visible to MODIS on November 18.MODIS observation of flooding along San Antonio, Guadeloupe, Colorado, Trinity, Over 10,000 people displaced by flooding in Pakwach town and seven surrounding villages. Entire road network flooded.

Heavy rain causes widespread flooding in southeast Queensland. Many areas get 300mm rain.

Several towns cut off. Helicopter evacuations.MODIS observations of flooding near Lago Izabel on November 7, 8.

Bungkal river bursts banks after three days of heavy rain leaving 1 dead and 150 homeless. Beginning of rainy season in Indonesia.

Strong Atlantic storm causes worst flooding in Cork since 1962. Roads under 2.9 meters water. Flooding in Clonmel worse than in 1947.

140 families homeless. 14 villages affected by flooding.MODIS observation of wet areas along the lower Shabelle river on November 4, 7, it is less wet by Nov 27.

Heavy rains leave thousands homeless in capital city of Bangui.

Three weeks of heavy rain cause extensive flooding in capital city of Lome. Hundreds displaced. Similar floods occurred in the 1970's. Rainy season has not begun yet."much of the damage was the result of poor and unauthorized construction of buildings and houses" Typhoon Nock-ten. 1,600 residents of Keelung city trapped by floodwaters. Floodwaters up to two stories high in Taipei county.

Uncharacteristic heavy and sustained rainfall in past two months.October 24: Heavy rains have caused 34 floods and 9 landslides, 57,000 homeless. Floods and/or landslides in 24 out of 33 departments. "this year's rainy season was the most damaging in years"MODIS observations of high levels on the Magdelena river and tributaries November 13, 20, 22, 29. News reports vary: 1,500 to over 10,000 people homeless. Destruction of homes and agricultural land. The cause is also reported to be either heavy rain or the Kasese Cobalt Co. channeling the Mubuku river into the Nkoko river. Over 700 acres crops destroyed. Typhoon Tokage is the record 10th typhoon to hit Japan this year, Japan's deadliest typhoon in over a decade. Flash floods and landslides in addition to powerful winds and waves. More than 23,210 homes flooded, hundreds others ripped apart or buried in mudslides. 63 dead and 25 missing.MODIS observations of sediment plumes off the coast of Shikoku on October 21 and Severe storms bring torrential rain after a long drought. Bellingen river overflows and town of Belligen evacuated."It's worse than the 1996 storm when floods claimed one life,"

October 9 - Flash flooding and landslides in Gaolpara area of Assam kills over 160. More than 182 villages submerged in Goalpara."worst [deluge] in a decade to soak the region outside of a monsoon period"Bangladesh - 54,300 families affected by flooding, 25,000 houses damaged, 28,300 hectares crops destroyed in Rajshahi and NaogaonMODIS observation Typhoon Meari. Floods and mudslides.

Hundreds of homes inundated, thousands evacuated in dry season floods.MODIS observation of high levels in rivers between Blangpidi and Calang in Aceh on October 3.

Floods and mudslides leave thousands of Panama City residents homeless.

Hurricane JeanneHaiti - Widespread floods and landslides. 80 percent of Gonaives city flooded, at least 2,826 dead. 250,000 homeless. 30 percent of Port-de-Paix flooded. Extensive crop damage.Dominican Republic - 19 deaths, over 37,000 evacuations.PuertoRico - Up to 2 feet of rain in Puerto Rico floods hundreds of homes. 3,600 Up to a foot of rain in Twin Cities area and northern Iowa causing major flooding on the Cedar River at Austin, MN. Damage to crops, schools and homes. At least 3,090 homes damaged in Minnesota."This could be the worst flood in the history of Austin..." North Korea - Heavy rain (138 mm to 239 mm) from a tropical depression inundates 13,000 hectares farmland and damages buildings and roads in South Hwanghae Province. 2,800 ha of farmland were submerged in North Hwanghae Province. 90 houses flooded in Sariwon.South Korea - 16.34 inches rain floods 7,425 hectares farmland and 638 buildings on Cheju island. Heavy rain from Typhoon Haima causes floods and landslides. Hundreds homeless. Floodwaters 3 meters deep in Nankang district in Taipei city.

Powerful Hurricane Ivan causes extensive damage and flooding. 70 deaths in the Caribbean and at least 52 in the United States.Grenada - 90 percent homes damaged or destroyed. 39 deathsJamaica - 16 deaths.Cayman Islands - extensive damage.September 16 - Ivan comes ashore along Alabama Gulf Coast. 23 deaths in USAGeorgia - Peachtree Creek at

Thousands of residents isolated in flooded Cortes, floodwaters reached 1.5 meters deep. Dozens evacuated. Road and rail damage.MODIS observation of a small flood along Ebro river above Zaragoza on September 7 Hurricane FrancesUSA - More than 13 inches rain along Florida's central east coast. Record levels on Peace River at Bartow and Cypress Creek at Worthington Gardens in Florida. 15 to 20 inches of rain in mountains of western North Carolina.Bahamas - severe flooding on Grand Bahama Island, thousands evacuated, 2 dead.MODIS observation of flooding on the Days of heavy rain cause mudslides and flooding. Biggest flood in 200 years in Dazhou area and in Chongqing's Kaixian county. Worst flooding since 1998 on upper Yangtze. Floodwaters up to 8 meters deep in Dazhou. 412,000 hectares of crops flooded. Three Gorges Dam expecting largest flood peak since 1998. 412,000-hectare crops flooded. Tens of thousands of Labinsk district center receives a months rain in 12 hours causing Laba river and its tributaries to burst their banks. 10 settlements inundated, 738 houses flooded and 98 destroyed. Local dam broken. 135 km of roads destroyed. Economic damage at 145 million roubles. Remnants of Tropical Storm Gaston brings 14 inches of rain to Richmond area, parts of the city flooded 10 feet deep. Extensive flood damage to Shockoe Bottom section of Richmond. At least 6 bridges washed out.Record flooding on Black Creek near Quinby, South Carolina. Typhoon Chaba is Japan's third typhoon in 2 weeks. 13,000 houses flooded in Chugoku and Shikoku regions.

October 7 - 15,600 houses, 217 schools, 4,800 hectares crops inundated.MODIS observations of high levels along the lower Mekong river on August 6, 13, 15, 22, 24, 31. High levels in the Mekong Delta beginning July 12. Additional observations August 31, September 5, 21, 30, October 7. October 16, 20, 21 - Levels on the lower and middle Mekong are Philippines - Typhoons Aere and Chaba are partial cause of heavy rains that triggered landslides and flooding in Manila area. 43 deaths. 1,058,849 people evacuated. 96,000 hectares rice flooded in Tarlac. Dike breach at Culibangbang in Tarlac. Worst floods in 5 years in San Fernando.Pampanga "one of the worst disasters that have occurred in the province in 14 hours of heavy rains submerged 1500 houses. Farmland inundated. Many people unaccounted for. 17 deaths in Gombe city. Property damage of several millions.

Floodwaters up to 2 meters deep in Alibeykoy and Esenler districts of Istanbul, 100 rescued from rooftops. Heaviest rain in Istanbul in a decade, worst flooding in recent memory.

Typhoon MegiJapan - 11 deaths. Heavy rain causes flooding and landslides. 439 mm rain in Shikokuchuo city in Ehime. 600 homes flooded in Shikoku. 2,234 houses flooded in Hyogo, Kagawa and Ehime prefectures.South Korea - 4 deaths. Destroyed or damaged 98 houses and flooded 1,408 others. Heavy flash flooding from storms kills two and damages a major highway. Death Valley National Park closed and evacuated.

Torrential rain in a steep valley brings severe flash flooding along Cornwall coast from Boscastle to Camelford. Bridge destroyed, buildings collapsed, cars swept away, at least 50 trapped motorists rescued with helicopters. Worst flash floods in Britian in decades. Several people missing as of August 18. Boscastle damages at 25 million."FLASH floods that caused Heavy rains from aftermath of tropical storm Bonnie causes flash flooding in Saint John River basin. Homes flooded and roads washed away.Biggest rainstorm since 1955 in Clair.

Typhoon Rananim is China's worst typhoon since 1956. Flooding in addition to extensive wind damage and landslides. 42,400 homes destroyed, 271,000 hectares of farmland ruined. Tens of thousands of people stranded by floodwaters in Taizhou City as of August 15. 300,000 evacuated in coastal Zhejiang ahead of the typhoon. 28 deaths due to flooding and landslides. Flash floods submerge houses and farms after 8 hours of torrential rains, heaviest seasonal rains in 50 years in the region. 500 families homeless."The flood is a yearly occurrence, but it has never been this bad,"

Three days of heavy rain leaves 3,000 houses submerged. Floods "destroying farmland, livestock and properties worth millions of naira"

15,000 homeless in Cape Flats when shacks flooded. Damage in the millions of rands in Cape Town.

Worst floods in Thailand in decades, more than 500,000 people affected.94 villages and 105,000 rai of farmland submerged, and 27,193 people homeless in Ubon Ratchathani.80,000 rai farmland submerged in Buri Ram. 7 deaths and 110,000 hectares rice fields submerged in Roi Et province.September 9 - Phichit, Chiang Rai and Mae Hong Heavy rains and thunderstorms inundate 40 valleys. Worst floods in 45 years. Houses and roads destroyed, damage to agriculture.

Worst flooding in Gujarat since 1998.Narmada dam in Gujarat begins overflowing on August 6 - thousands prepare to evacuate.August 9 - India releases water into Nullahs Dek and Hasri which floods hundreds of Pakistani villages in Pasroor.MODIS observations:Flooding on Ghaggar river on border of Punjab and Haryana on August 8, 21. Smaller floods observed 63 mm rain in an hour cause flash floods. 56 houses destroyed, 91 sheep swept away. 11,200 people affected.

20,000 families displaced by flooding aftern 4 days of torrential rains. 12 towns in Maguindanao under waterMODIS observation of flooding along Mindanao river on August 9, 11. Typhoon Namtheum weakens into a tropical depression over the Sea of Japan bringing as much as 48 inches of rain to some areas. Floods and mudslides.2,140 homes flooded or destroyed in 10 prefectures. "Reedy River rose to 19.2 feet - the highest level recorded since 1908's 21 feet. "

More than 4,000 acres agricultural land submerged in Roi Et. Nong Ya Ma reservoir has collapsed. Many villages inundated. Chee river overflows and inundates five villages in Yasothon. Over 13 inches of rain in the Lancaster area. 200 homes flooded, bridge collapsed in Ovilla."Mayor Joe Tillotson, who has lived in the city since 1967, said it was the worst flooding he had seen"MODIS observation of flooding on Trinity river southeast of Dallas on July 30, 31. Slovakia - Steady rain since July 26. 72 towns and villages inundated by July 29. $24.8 million Euros damages in Kosice and Presov regions. Highest levels on the Ondava River in over 100 years near Markovce and HradiStska Mo>va.Poland - hundreds houses flooded around Tarnow, 18,000 hectares land flooded.Hungary - highest level of alert issued for Hernad 11 killed in floods in Liaoning Province since June, roads and bridges destroyed. Continued rain in Liaohe river basin.August 2 - all major rivers in China have receded below flood stage.MODIS observations of high levels on the Liaohe tributary Xinkai near Tongiliao on July 12, 16, 19, 21, 30 700 homes flooded, 213 bridges and overpasses damaged, 230 km roads damaged. Thousands hectares land flooded. Highest levels in 50 years in Arges.60 percent of homes had been flooded in the villages of Asau and Agas. 4 deaths in Daskasan District with damages to houses and infrastructure.Bridges and roads destroyed and agriculture damae in Saki District.

31 killed and 22 missing in flash floods and landslides in mountainous Ha Giang province. 1,200 hectares of crops destroyedRice paddys in Red River Delta inundated as of July 22 in Thai Binh.MODIS observation of high levels in the Red River delta on July 28.

Rain and hail destroy several bridges and flooded thousands hectares land July 15-16. Continued rain causes more floods by July 20, many settlements cut off. "damage is assessed at over GEL 4 million"Similar floods took place in 1987 in Svaneti. 250mm rain in 48 hours. Floods, landslides and earthquakes. Thousands of hectares farmland and hundreds of homes underwater. Damages expected to be in tens of millions."The peak flow on the Rangitaiki River was almost exactly a 100-year-flood size,"July 27 - Eastern Bay of Plenty still under state of emergency, Rangitaiki Plains still under water. Continued Hunan - "one of its worst floods in a hundred years " on the Ruanjiang river in Chenxi county. 783 houses collapsed, 12,000 were damaged and 74,000 hectares of crops were destroyed. One third of urban Huaihua under water on July 19.August 2 - all major rivers in China have receded below flood stage.MODIS observation of high levels around Lake Dongting and 200 hectares farmland damaged, 300 livestock killed. Over 340 houses destroyed in Khamard district in Bamyan province and 60% of harvest destroyed. Hundreds homeless.

Henan - 60,000 evacuated after Lihe River overflowed and burst embankments. 400 million yuan in crop losses recorded."Rainstorms on Friday and Saturday in Henan's Wuyang county caused five breaches of the Li River dam"August 2 - all major rivers in China have receded below flood stage.MODIS observation of high levels on Huai river near Shouxian in South Korea - 10 dead. Heavy rain since July 9. 301 houses either flooded or destroyed. 4,619 hectares of farmland in central and southern regions were flooded 3,419 hectares of farmland inudated in South Cholla Province; 505 hectares in South Chungchong Province, 173 hectares in North Chungchong Province, 378 hectares in North Kyongsang Province, and 79 Overnight storms dump more than 190mm of rain - floods downtown Peterborough and causes a state of emergency. Water over 4 feet deep in some city streets."Peterborough Mayor Sylvia Sutherland called the storm a "100-year flood."" "the worst flood the city's ever endured""One insurance company estimated damage could be as high as $50 million" Guangxi - 4,210 houses collapsed, 30 reservoirs destroyed, 160,000 hectares of crops affected. "Several major rivers were more than 3 metres above flood alert levels, with some 3.3 million people affected in 20 cities and counties of Guangxi".July 20 - flash floods and landslides around Nanning area.July 27 - authorities in Guangxi announce flooding along Flash floods and mudslides. More than 20,000 houses flooded in Niigata prefecture, 13,000 households ordered to evacuate. Record rain in Niigata - 400mm since July 12."Levees along rivers in Muramatsu, Mitsuke and Sanjo gave way"Fukui - 11,309 homes flooded, 48.7 billion yen damages.MODIS observation of sediment plumes off the coast of Niigata on July Over a foot of rain causes the worst flooding in 65 years in Burlington County New Jersey. Five small dams broke in Medford Lakes area; 12 dams broke around Burlington County. New record on Cooper River in Camden, NJ. Monsoon season arrives late in Nepal, 28 of 75 districts hit by flooding and landslides. 15 villages inundated in Rautahat district. Hundreds of houses under water in Janakpur district. Thousands hectares agricultural land in several districts flooded. 100,000 displaced and 80% of municipality submerged in Mahottari. Landslides cut off Katmandu. Worst floods in 15 years Floods and mud-rock flows. A dozen villages inundated in Yingjiang county. 4,500 acres crops and 2,400 houses collapsed in Longchuan county.Continuous rain in Yunnan from July 1 to July 18. Floods and landslides along Nujiang river in Lisu Autonomous Prefecture leave 5 dead and 11 missing. 3,638 houses collapsed and 310 hectares of fields were submerged in Rainstorms in Valdivia province cause Calle Calle and San Pedro rivers to overflow. "several areas were flooded"

Philippines - Typhoom Mindulle causes widespread flooding in the north of Luzon island, also landslides. 10,000 houses destroyed or damaged, 385,000 displaced. Damage to infrastructure, crops and livestock. 28 dead. Damages to crops, livestock and infrastructure: $19.6 million US.Taiwan - Flooding and landslides. Damage to crops and infrastructure at Four days of heavy rains cause floods and mudslides. Landslide in Yibin city kills 6.

Flash floods kill 5 and leave 10 missing in mountainous town. 300 families homeless. Floods blamed on illegal logging. Damage to crops and properties at P500 million.

Tropical Storm Tingting dumps 16 inches of rain on Guam on June 27 causing flooding over most of the island. "wettest June in 47 years of record keeping" on Guam. Mudslides. 1 dead and 300 evacuated on Guam. 3 dead and 200 evacuated in Northern Marianas. Chemlyk and Okrat rivers flooded over 200 houses. 80 houses inundated and 3 destroyed in Labinsk area by Laba river and tributaries. Damage to bridges, roads and crops; loss of farm animals. Verkhoyansk town 75% flooded.MODIS observation of high levels on the Yana river on June 25, 26, 27, 28, July 7, 8, 12, 14, 16, 21.

Seven rivers flooded after heavy rains. Mudslides in Matagalpa. 17 dead and 24 missing. 112 houses washed away in floods. 280 kilometers of highway damaged by landslides and flooding. 1,959 hectares crops destroyed along the Rio Prinzapolka.MODIS observation of flooding on Prinzapolka river on June 27, July 2, 11, 18. Crops washed away and communities submerged. Hundreds displaced.

Heavy rains cause floods and landslides. 21,000 houses collapsed and another 33,000 damaged. Economic losses 2.43 billion yuan.MODIS observations of high levels around Dongting Lake in Hunan on June 21. "South Asia's worst monsoon flooding in 15 years"India - 2178 deaths since June (Includes event 2004-085 and 2004-130). 12 million people homeless or stranded by flooding.Bihar: 611 deaths as of July 25. 10 million people in 16 districts displaced or trapped by flooding as of July 16. Assam: 88 deaths as of July 23. Worst flooding in 25 years; $1.08 billion in Spring flooding from snowmelt and ice jams.3,000 houses flooded in Altai Territory; 454 houses inundated in Biisk.9 dead and 450 houses inundated in in Abaz, Khakassia from Abakan river flooding.8 dead in Kemerovo from Knodoma river flooding.Worst floods in 60 years. Heavy rains from tropical depression Chantu. 1000 families evacuated in Phetchabun when Pa Sak river burst its banks.+-MODIS observations of flooding along Yom, Nan and Chao Praya rivers on June 4, 13, 19, 22 The Camara Dam on the Mamanguate River ruptured and flooded city of Alagoa Grande. Thousands homeless.

Ten hours rain floods large areas of Lagos city. Blocked drains caused by dumping refuse blamed for flooding.

"A total of 90,000 people in 13 villages has been affected by the flood and 780 houses damaged" 2 dead, 3 missing.

Weekend storms lead to flooding which damages crops, roads, railway lines and hundreds of houses in the northeast of Romania.

Lena river rising from torrential rains in Irkutsk region and melting snow. 120 houses flooded in town of Vitim.MODIS observation of flooding along the Lena River near Olekminsk on June 12. Observations of flooding near the north end of Lake Baikal on June 18, 22, 29 July 3 Rain and flooding were the "worst in decades on the island". Floodwaters were 10 feet deep in low-lying areas.

Several days of heavy rains cause widespread lowland and farmland flooding. 250 homes flooded in Randolph. Record levels on the Fox River at Berlin (16.2 feet).Fox river "I have never seen it this high. I have been here 38 years..."

Strongest floods in 20 years in Gurdzhaani, Telavi and Kvareli regions, hundreds of houses flooded.MODIS observation of high levels on Rioni river and tributaries in western Georgia on June 12. Early monsoon rains destroy 500 houses and kill 45 people.

559 families left homeless from flooding.MODIS observation of high levels on Orinoco tributaries in Apure state on June 10. High levels persist on the Apure river on June 24. Orinoco tributaries and Apure are still at high levels on June 26, 30, July 3, 10, 19, 21, 28. August 1, 8. 13, 24, 31, September 7. (with lots of clouds) The continued MODIS observations Hundreds of homes damaged. Heavy rains for several days, up to 10 inches west of Fort Worth.

Heavy rain in 24 hours in southwestern Guizhou Province kills 3, damages 148 houses and 440 hectares of farmland throughout six towns.

Four days of heavy rains. 600 families evacuated in southern part of country. Bridges destroyed. Agricultural damages.

Levee break floods agricultural areas in western portions of San Joaquin County. Saltwater from San Francisco Bay flows into San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta. $10 million worth of crops flooded. 250-300 migrant farm workers displaced. July 1 - levee break repaired but flood remains.MODIS observation of flooding in San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta near Heavy rains cause flooding and mudslides around Maceio.

Flash floods in mountainous area caused by torrential rain

3 people killed when truck swept away in flooding on Crooked Creek. Over 100 homes flooded in Magoffin County. 100 people rescued by boat.

Heavy rains on upper reaches of Qingjiang River filled Dalongtan Reservoir, which was under construction, and broke the cofferdam. 18 people swept away.

At least 502 killed and hundreds missing in Haiti and the Dominican Republic after 10 days of heavy rain causing floods and landslides. About 450 homes flooded throughout the Dominican Republic. "floods were some of the deadliest in a decade"Widespread flooding in northern Puerto Rico. Storms over the weekend producing tornadoes and over 9 inches of rain in some areas. Record levels on Des Plaines river at Russell, Gurnee and Des Plaines in Illinois. Extensive farmland flooding and crop damage in Iowa. Michigan damages $32 millionWorst floods in 6 years.MODIS observation of high levels on rivers in Iowa around Des Moines on May 26. Flash flooding from a violent storm inundates over 1000 houses. Landslides. MODIS observation of flooding in northern Thailand on Yom and Nan rivers on May 23.

Torrential rains in northern Jiangxi province May 11 through 15. Landslides, flooding, houses collapsed.

12 inches rain and dam break at Calloway Lake in Robertson county. 60-100 homes inundated near Hearne. Worst flooding in 40 years in Hearne. Bridges damaged.

Costa Rica has already had 40% of this months average rainfall.

Over 2,500 families evacuated from flooded villages. Hundreds hectares farmland flooded. Worst flooding in 5 years in Pakuli, Central Sulawesi.

Flash flooding following a hailstorm on daleh Shir river. Farmlands destroyed.

Flash flooding from weekend thunderstorms. Six deaths from vehicles swept away in floods. Between 75 and 100 homes flooded in Livingston.

Flash flooding kills 7 people. "over 3,000 goats and sheep, 105 heads of cattle, 50 camels and 15 donkeys which were out for grazing have been swept away by the flood"

85 homes submerged in Arkansas across seven counties; 300 miles of roads damaged in Washington county. Worst flooding along White river in some areas since the 1980s. Extensive crop damage. 12 to 15 inches of rain in Washington County.MODIS observation of flooding along the Neosho and lower White and Black rivers on April 25, 26, 27. Lower White "over 700 acres of cereals have been swept away by floods" 2,600 homeless at Magombera

Three day storm causes flash flooding in mountainous area. "More than 1,000 homes and hundreds of hectares of rice fields and other crops were destroyed"

Pre-Monsoon Flooding. Flash flooding maroons 150,000 people, damaging rice crops and roads. 50 villages in Sylhet and Sunamganj districts submerged. Six dykes on the Surma river break, inundating 5,000 families. 25,000 homeless in Zakiganj sub-district.Flooding and landslides in Tripura, India. MODIS observation of flooding in Imphal area on April 19, 20, 21, Roads, houses and bridges destroyed.

Spring flooding from snowmelt and ice jams.3,000 houses flooded in Altai Territory; 454 houses inundated in Biisk.9 dead and 450 houses inundated in in Abaz, Khakassia from Abakan river flooding.8 dead in Kemerovo from Knodoma river flooding.Russian military bombs ice jams to break them up.April 21 - floods subsiding but 2,800 houses remain Several hours heavy rain causes Ambouli River to burst banks. Railway lines washed out."Monday night's downpour was the heaviest in 10 years in this tiny country in the Horn of Africa.""...this is the worst flood in recent memory and has devastated the capital as well as outlying areas" Bosnia - 5,000 homes flooded, hundreds of families evacuated. Several villages cut off. 10,000 hectares of land and 10 villages inundated in Srbac municipality. Highest levels on Sana river in 15 years. $15.2 million agricultural damage.MODIS observations: Flooding on the Sava river on April 16, 21, 23, 28, May 2. Sava river floods largely receded by May 11.Flooding Heavy rain cause flash floods and mudslides in the valley below Machu Picchu. Transportation cut off by mudslides, tourists being evacuated by helicopters.

Heavy rains cause widespread flooding throughout Kenya.6,000 displaced, 1,000 homes submerged in Nyando.600 hectares crops destroyed in South West Kano, Nyando.Scores of families homeless in Nakuru.110 families displaced in Kobuya from Miriu river flooding.4,000 displaced in Rangwe.5,000 displaced in Migori.Worst floods in Nyando Heavy rains for several days, houses washed away, large areas agricultural land destroyed.

Severe tropical storm kills 7 dead, leaves 9 missing and hundreds homeless. 18 houses washed away in Nalidi Wainibuka. Much of Viti Levu island damaged. Mudslides. April 15 Heavy rains continue after storm causing more flooding, with 11 people missing. Heavy rains cause deadly flash floods on April 4 on south side of Piedras Negras. Levels rise by 25 feet in the Escondido River in less than 15 minutes. 150 homes destroyed, 600 damaged. More rain causes flooding April 6 on the north side of the city."flooding some of the worst in the history of the U.S.-Mexico border region" 332 houses inundated in Bezhitsky and Bryansk regions."Desna and Bolva Rivers are 97138 centimetres higher than the critical mark"MODIS observation of high levels on the Desna, Pripyat and other Dnepr tributaries on March 30, April 1, 3, 4, 13, 15, 17, 24, 27, 28, May 1. Flooding observed along Ural river near Orenburg - April 9, 20, 24, 27. Much Less Worst flooding in 40 years in Antigo, Wisconsin.Extensive overland flooding in rural areas of the Red River valley due to frozen ground.Ice jam flooding along the Red River in Manitoba, Canada. 1000 people evacuated from Peguis First Nation in the Interlake region from Fisher River flooding.MODIS observation of overland flooding in Red River valley on March 30, April Town of Nullagine evacuated in wake of tropical Cyclone Fay. Damage to mine facilities at Yarrie.MODIS observation of flooding along the DeGrey river on March 29, April 1, 2, 3.

1,000 houses flooded in Bugojno. 200 hectares agricultural land destroyed in Popovo polje."This has been caused partly by the rainfall and partly by the release of huge quantities of water from the Bilecko and Gorica reservoirs"MODIS observation of flooding along the Sava river on March 29, April 3. Ten days of rain cause floods that "swept away bridges, roads and hundreds of homes"

Cyclone Grace. Flooding and landslides. "The cyclone initially hit the far north Queensland coast on Friday as a tropical low causing widespread flooding and damage to roads and property in and around Cairns"MODIS observation of high levels on Normenby river in northern Queensland on March 22, 23, 25, 27. Citarum river inundates 2,000 houses in Babakan Ciputat.

Cyclone Gafila crosses northeastern Madagascar on March 7 and 8, then entered the Mozambique channel and returned to the southwest of Madagascar on March 9. Strongest cyclone to hit Madagascar in 20 years. Town of Antalaha "was almost entirely destroyed by winds of up to 225 km an hour after Gafilo first made landfall on Sunday". Several hundred Flash flooding. Train derailment due to flooding in Kingfisher. "The area received 5.56 inches of rain, creating depths of 8 to 12 feet in some neighborhoods"

Malyasia - Monsoon rains cause floods in eight districts in Johor. Worst affected district is Kluang with over 7,000 evacuated.Singapore - worst floods in 20 years in Katong area.

Extensive snowmelt in upper reaches of Belaya river. "12 towns and villages and thousands of hectares of land had been flooded"MODIS observation of small flood on lower Belaya river on March 9 32 homes flooded in worst flooding in 30 years on Chateauguay River

"Several rivers in the normally arid region are out of their banks"

Snow followed by rising temperatures and rain combine to cause widespread flooding in eastern and southeast Turkey. Avalanches also. 10,000 homes flooded in Silifke by Goksu River. Government evacuates thousands of people below the Ataturk Dam on the Euphrates river "due to fears that it may be necessary to allow the overflow of millions of litres of

Continuous heavy rains for two weeks cause several rivers to flood on March 5."..rising floodwaters badly damaged a bridge near Kudjip, washing away parts of the Highlands Highway" Pungue river inundates 600 hectares of crops in Dondo and Nhamatanda districts, villages flooded"thousands of families left stranded by flood waters"MODIS observation of flooding along the lower Pungue river north of Beira on March 5, 6, 12, 19. Storm "rare low pressure system from the Coral Sea" dumps 200mm rain in 24 hours brings flash flooding to northern New South Wales and southeastern Queensland.

3 inches of rain on March 5 and 6 cause flash flooding. Flash flooding sweeps vehicles into creeks.

Several rivers broke their banks. 7,000 buildings flooded in town of Atarsk.

Cyclone Monty dumps more than 200mm rain across Pilbara region in 24 hours causing widespread flooding. Rivers at record levels. Town of Pannawonica inundated."Fortescue River near Pannawonica was at its highest level since 1975"MODIS observation of flooding on the Fortescue, Roby and Ashburton rivers on March 3, 4. Flooding on the lower Ashburton: Seasonal flooding. MODIS observations begin on February 23 and the swamps get progressively wetter on February 25, 26, 28 particularly along the Guapore River. Additional observations March 6, 11, 12, 13, 15, 24, 28. April 7 - Guapore river area much lower. Seasonal flooding. Flooding along Fitzroy River much less than DFO Event 2002-033; but levels on the May River much higher.MODIS observations - February 20 beginning of high levels on Fitzroy river. Flooding on Fitzroy and May rivers: February 27, 28, 29. By March 2 flooding on the May river has receded, but flooding continues on the Fitzroy, March 6, 7. Heavy rains in Katherine region. "Rainfall has topped 1700mm in three months -- more than doubling the average in many places" MODIS observations - Roper River flooding: February 18, March 3, 4, 5, 6. Daly River flooding: March 1, 4, 6, 10. Flooding in Barkly Tablelands: February 18, 27, 28, March 5, 6. Sturt Creek high: February 21, 29, March 1 (Flooding on Sturt No news reports. Seasonal flooding. MODIS observations - Araguaia floodplain begins to get wet in early February. Floodplain aproximately as wet as it was in 2002 by February 18. Floodplain begins to look less wet in mid April. Additional observations on February 20, 27, March 4, 7, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 18, 23, 30, April 5, 10, 15, 17, 22, 23, 24, 26, 28, May 1, 3, 5. Padang river overflows and inundated thousands of homes and public facilities.

"Flooding is a near-annual rainy season ordeal for residents in parts of the city of eight million."

22% of rice paddy fields in Indramayu inundated. 1,400 homes inundated. 12 of 13 villages in Kandanghaur district inundated. Dike break on Bojong River. Floods have "largely subsided" by February 25. Two tropical low pressure systems bring heavy rain, Nullagine river overflows and cuts of town of Nullagine for 5 days. Homes damaged.

Southerly storm "worst storm in decades". Landslides cause road closures. Biggest flood in 60 years on Mangaweka river. Tens of thousands of acres of farmland inundated; extensive agricultural damages."This was a one in 100 year event so there was not much you could compare it to," "...worst natural disaster since the Napier earthquake in 1931."MODIS Three days of continuous rain from tropical depression Ambo cause widespread flooding and landslides. 59 houses damaged or destroyed. 19,529 families from 112 barangays in 14 towns displaced along Agusan river.MODIS observations of flooding on the Agusan river on February 17, 19. Levels still high on Agusan river on Febrary 24, but reduced.

MODIS observations of high levels on the Buyukmenderes river begin on January 24, additional observations on January 27, 30, 31 and February 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 14, 21. Levels begin receding after February 11, Buyukmenderes at low levels by February 29.Levels on the Buyukmenderes not as high as last years event 2003-061. MODIS observations of seasonal flooding of Iraq marshlands begin on January 16 with additional observations on January 22, 29, 31 and February 1, 3, 8, 9, 10, 16, 24, 25, 27. By March 2 the iraq swamps appear less wet. Wet season in northwestern Madagascar begins in early January. Also Tropical cyclone Elita strikes Mahajanga area on January 28 and returns on February 2 - killing 6 and leaving a total of 18,000 homeless.MODIS observations of high levels on rivers in northwestern Madagascar begin on January 8, additional observations on January 14, 18, 23, and Februrary Heavy rains since January in southeast Angola and Namibia.February 26 - Okavango river at highest levels since 1984. Thousands of square kilometers submerged in Botswana.April 1 Zambezi river burst banks along eastern border of Caprivi strip, Namibia."Authorities said the floods were the worst since 1958" in northeastern Caprivi April 4 - Zambezi river at 7.05 Severe storms in East Java and West Nusa Tenggara caused by Australian storm 'Gusty'. East Java - Hundreds of homes flooded, 16 bridges damaged. Central Java - hundreds of houses underwater. Bali Island - 504 houses destroyed. North Wales - almost an entire months rain in 18 hours. Worst flooding in Llanrwst in 20 years as River Conwy burst its banks. Severe damage to railway.

90.50mm rain cause valley flooding. 5,314 acres crops inundated. Damage to bridges.

"The flooding was caused by overfilling of the Shardara reservoir on the Kazakh-Uzbek border and also triggered by a thick layer of ice that hindered the Syr Darya's flow" February 13 340 houses flooded, 600 square kilometers flooded.March 1 - 1700 or 2000 evacuated people returned home, levels receding, but spring thaw and ice jams threaten more Heavy rains in Angola since late January raise levels of Cunene river. Floodgates opened a Ruacana Hydro Power Station opened to release water on January 28, which raises levels of Kunene river in Nambia.MODIS observations of high levels on the Cunene river in Angola on January 27, 28, 29, 31 and February 4, 5, 14, 22, 25, 28, 29. January rainfall records in northeast Tasmania, flooding cut off three coastal towns. Damage to major roads."Some of the old timers are saying they haven't seen it this bad in 50 years and others say they can't remember it as bad since the 1929 floods,"MODIS observation of flooding along the South Esk river on January 30, 31 and February 5. Several days of torrential rain cause Incomati river to burst its banks.MODIS observation of flooding on the Incomati river on January 25, 26, 27, 28, February 1, 4, 6.

Sarawak - "Over the last four days, we have 823mm of rain compared with just over 700mm for the whole of January last year."2000 houses submerged in Sarawak. 350 families evacuated in Johor.RM20 million damages to roads in Sibu. Cost to repair damages to Windhoek city: N$5,6 million. "With more than 100 mm of rain falling in each of the two catchment areas feeding the Arrebbusch River, officials say the water level rose way above the flood level of Windhoek's worst known floods in 1934." Week long floods in Al-Baydah kill 5 and destroy livestock and crops.

More than a thousand families displaced. Around 80 million sq metres of agricultural land destroyed. Homes, bridges, schools and mosques also destroyed.MODIS observation on January 17 show possible flooding along the Harirud River in Herat, which is not normally visible to MODIS. Torrential rains and mudslides. Rainy season in southeast Brazil, and heavy rains in normally arid northeast Brazil. 32,500 houses damaged or destroyed throughout Brazil.Pernambuco 30 cities flooded; 3,000 houses destroyed; 29 killed.Sao Paulo - 29 killed; 16 bridges destroyed.Piaui - 1,500 families displaced; 12 dead; 104 municipalities inundated.MODIS

200mm rain in Mt Isa in 30 hours; worst floods since 1972. $20 million damage to outback roads. Wettest January since 1974 in parts of Queensland.January 18 - flooding spreads south into southwestern Queensland and northern New South Wales. 20 year floods in Tamworth, NSW.February 11-13 - torrential rain in northern Queensland in Townsville and 245 mm rain in 12 hours in Trinidad city. 8 thousand familes affected by flooding.

Iran - Heavy rains since January 9. Flash flooding. 50 villages evacuated. "Heavy rains, which continued for two days, caused rivers in the region to flood their banks, washing away farmlands, cattle ranches, shrimp farming units as well as roads"Iraq - 8,000 people flee their homes as heavy rains overflow irragation ditches. Annual floods return to Iraq marshlands in Rainstorms lasting more than 60 hours caused landslides and flooding. Hundreds of houses destroyed. 1,860 homeless and another 8,900 evacuated.

Heavy rain since December 27. Crops, livestock and homes inundated.

Extensive rural flooding in lowlands of southern Indiana along the White river.MODIS observation of high levels on the Scioto river on January 6, 7. High levels on the Ohio, Wabash and White rivers on January 7, 10, 14, 15. Heavy rain on San Bernardino Mountains deforested by forest fires in October produces debris flow mudslides and floods.

"Antalya received more than its average monthy rainfall in a single day" 5 drowned, several missing.

Heavy rains destroy Chapare bridge, houses and roads.

Heavy rains December 20 - 21 cause rare flooding in northern Tanzania. 500 houses destroyed.

Days of heavy rain cause widespread landslides and floods in Southern Leyte. Landslides blamed on deforestation from illegal logging. Flooding in northeastern Mindanao destroyed 62 houses and damaged 220. Flooding displaces 26,000 people in Caraga, in Agusan del Norte."The weather bureau said Friday's rainfall was 556 millimeters - more than the average Seven villages in up to 1 meter of water since Sungai Kinabatangan flooded its banks on December 17.Roads, bridges and crops destoyed in Kota Marudu.1500 evacuated in Kinabatangan District. Four days of persistent rains wipe out bridges and roads.

Heaviest rains in 30 years on December 12, more than 7 inches along the coast of of Tunisia. Flooding in valleys.

Biggest floods in Jambi since 1955. Batanghari River overflowed. "floods have destroyed about 40,000 units of houses dwelt in by 357,000 people, swept away 114 houses of worship and inundated 48 kilometers of national roads, along with 72 kilometers of provincial roads.... floods also submerged 39,268 hectares of plantations and 36,023 hectares of agricultur Several days of heavy rain cause flash flooding. Flooding in Muang district reached levels not seen since 1988. 20,940 families "affected " by flooding in Nakhon Si Thammarat.Worst floods in 22 years.MODIS observation of Upper Ta Pi river in Surat Thani (which is normally not visible to MODIS) on December 13

Monsoon Flooding in northern Malaysia. Rainy season usually lasts from October to March.

Tropical Storm Odette - first named storm on record to form in the Caribbean Sea in December - dumps 7 inches rain on southern Dominican Republic.

Hundreds of houses inundated along Deli River

Three days of heavy rain cause Limon River to rise by nearly 8 meters and overflow, several villages inundated. "The region is home to hundreds of Wayu and Anu indigenous communities" 5 villages inundated by Kampar river. 1,420 houses inundated.

More than 100mm of rain fell in Melbourne's north and east in two hours - that is the entire December average rainfall. Worst storm in 100 years in Melbourne, and most expensive storm in 30 years. Flash flooding. Freak storm."Houses were damaged, contents destroyed and cars floated down streets like gondolas" 200 mm rain in Rhone Valley and Marseilles area since Dec 1. Flood debris close 2 nuclear power plants in Ardeche and Drome regions. Marseille - France's second largest city declared a natural disaster zone. December 3 - Rhone river level was at 6.42 metres, its highest recorded level. Dike breach in Arles on December 4. December 5 - Floods recede in "massive" floods and landslides.

Heavy downpour kills 7 people in the Baixada region. Flooding and landslides.

40 neighbourhoods inundated in La Ceiba city. Goloson International Airport has been closed indefinitely. Flooding on the Lococmapa and Guamyas rivers and their tributaries destroys bridges, highways and aqueducts. December 24 - Three weeks of rain in Yoro province floods 40 villages along Guaymas and Guampa rivers. Unusually high water levels of the Ottawa River. Flooding in Gracefield along the Gatineau River after Hydro-Quebec releases water from Baskatong Reservoir. "I have lived here for 15 years and I have never seen the [Gatineau] river this bad" Flash flooding in Quang Nam. 2 killed in flooding in Tay An.

Heavy rains trigger landslides and floods in 7 villages. 37 houses destroyed. 3,000 families evacuated.

West Virginia - more than 1700 homes damaged or destroyed. Highest levels on Kanawha River since 1955. "Some of West Virginia's rivers crested at historic highs Thursday"

Torrential storms dump 100m rain in 12 hours causing flash flooding. "Artificial lakes at the Mohammed V and Machraa Hammadi dams reached maximum capacity of 331 million cubic meters and 180 million cubic meters respectively". 146 homes destroyed in Zaio town in Nador Province.MODIS observation of a sediment plume (from flood runoff) off the coast of Saidia, No news reports, detected by monitoring MODIS data. Probably seasonal flooding in Las Marismas wetlands on the lower Guadalquivir river . First observation on November 1. Flooding has grown by November 6. Additional observations on November 11, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26. December 2, 3, 10, 12, 14, 22, 24, 28, January 2, 4, 5, 11, 18. Levels in Las

Three days of torrential rain and floods leave more than 200 homeless.

Heavy downpours and hail. More than 40 houses flooded or destroyed. Several bridges destroyed.

Severe floods and landslides from torrential rains. Up to 20 inches of rain in central Vietnam between November 11 and 13. Ninh Thuan - 9 killed; 10 missing; over 20,000 hectares crops inundated; 23,000 houses submerged; $11.3 million in damages. Binh Dinh - 8 killed; 319 houses destroyed. Khanh Hoa - 9 dead; 65 houses collapsed and over 440 ha of rice and "Freak" storm dumps 5 inches hail and rain, causing flash flooding. Firefighters had to rescue over 100 people from waist deep waters. "Nearly 130 homes and businesses were severely damaged when more than five inches of rain fell in a two-hour period Wednesday night." A series of powerful thunderstorms brings heavy rain and hail to central Argentina. Hundreds of people were evacuated. Low lying areas around Buenos Aires flooded.

Heavy rains cause floods and landslides. Puerto Rico: "At least 10 rivers throughout the island overflowed and landslides made more than 30 roads and 15 bridges impassable" "The storm has dumped at least 15-18 inches of rain in Puerto Rico and 10-15 inches in the U.S. Virgin Islands since Sunday"Dominican Republic: Worst rains in 20 years. 50 villages isolated by "The severe weather hit Mecca on Monday and water levels in some parts of the city reached six meters, according to the medical sources" Strongest rains in 25 years.

2,600 people in Bukawa area lost their food gardens to flooding. News report on November 7 says the flooding was 'recent'

Torrential rains cause flash floods and slides of mud and logs that kill 85 and leave more than 120 others missing in tourist village of Bukit Lawang. More than 400 houses destroyed. Floods blamed on deforestation from Illegal logging operations on steep slopes in Leuser National Park. Tropical Storm Melor drops 300 mm rain in southern Taiwan. Flash flooding in mountains.MODIS observation of high levels on the Cagayan River in northern Luzon on November 2. Dam on Barna River burst, 150 people evacuated, 25 houses flooded, bridges destroyed.

News report dated October 31 does not mention when flooding started. Byumba Province - 60 schools and more than 100 homes were destroyed.

Heavy rains in several regions cause floods and landslides. 70,000 people 'affected' throughout the country.

No News reports, may be seasonal flooding. Detected by moniotring MODIS data on October 27 (Jacui River was low on October 24). Additional observations: October 28 with slightly lower levels; October 30 still lower levels. By November 3 flooding has receded. Georgia - crops flooded, dozens of bridges destroyed. Hundreds of cattle drowned. more than one thousand people stranded by floods. Kodori Gorge: "most devastating flood in the gorge over the past 50 years"Adygei Republic - 150 million roubles damages. 1,300 hectares of winter crops flooded. "floods in Phetchaburi were caused by heavy downpour and the premature opening of Kaeng Krajan dam's spillways to drain water and prevent cracking". Worst flooding in 30 years. Phetchaburi - 24,60 houses inundated. 3 dead, 151,000 rai farmland flooded, 7.046 cattle lost.Prachuap Khiri Khan - 260 families affected in Pran Buri. 74,000 rai of farmland

"Two sub-tropical weather systems dropped 470 millimetres -- 18.5 inches -- of rain on some parts of coastal B.C. in a six-day period"British Columbia - Record breaking heavy rain in Vancouver, Abbotsford and Victoria on October 16. Bridge washout cuts access to Pemberton, BC. "It is being called the worst flood of the past century" in British Columbia.Washington Heavy rains in the Truong Son mountain range.Quang Ngai - 17 dead. 52,000 houses flooded; 180 others destroyed; 3,000 hectares of rice and other crops were washed away.Binh Dinh - 14 dead. 5,500 houses and 7,500 ha of vegetables flooded. Broken dykes on Kon, Lai Giang and La Tinh rivers. Worst floods in 10 years. Rain and hail storms bring flooding and mudslides; "concentrated mainly in three western regions" "heavy rains damaged roads, houses and crops"

Southern Texas receives 6 to 10 inches of rain, "precipitation was generated from upper-level disturbances moving in from Baja California". Evacuations in Falfurrias area in Brooks county. Encino: "This weekend's flooding was worse than when Hurricane Beulah hit in September 1967"October 18 - Flooding along Nueces in Three Rivers area worst in 70 years.MODIS Tropical Storm Larry brings heavy rains to an already saturated region. Chiapas capital city Tuxtla Gutierrez receives 9 inches of rain, some houses flooded with 1 meter water; several people missing.MODIS observations of high levels in Veracruz and Tabasco on October 8, 10 and 12 on San Juan and Usumacinta river systems. Northern Malaysia - Continuous rain since October 2 cause floods in Kedah, Penang and northern Perak. Seven districts in Kedah State affected by floods; 10,203 evacuated. Penang 2,600 evacuated. Floods in Kedah described as worst in 15 years. "floods in Seberang Perai were far worse this time than in previous years"Southern Thailand - Continuous rain since Storms bring landslides and flooding to New Zealand's North Island. Wellington isolated by floods and landslides for 18 hours."small township of Paekakariki....was inundated by floodwaters and landslides as the entire normal October rainfall fell on Friday night" Landslides and flooding. Floods over 5 feet deep in Elpitiya area.

MODIS observations of Benue river at high levels beginning on September 9. On September 22 Nigeria prepares for an "impending flood disaster", as the Lagdo Dam in Cameroon makes plans to release water. On September 25 Nigeria's Adamawa state reports 25 local governernment areas submerged by the Benue River; at least 203 houses washed away. 10 inches of rain on September 22 on Carrara city.

Lunel town cut off from outside world by 5 inches of rain from a "freak storm", streets flooded to 3 feet deep.MODIS observations of Rhone delta on September 23 and 24 show it is wetter than on September 20, the storm can be seen on September 22. "Thousands of people in Medan, North Sumatra, were forced to flee their homes after the Deli River breached its banks overnight Monday"

No exact location given in news report. 3 days of heavy rain cause heavy losses around "the woodland reservoir in the area". Heavy property losses, 3 deaths.

Hurricane Marty floods La Paz up to 1.5 meters deep, 50 neighborhoods inundated. Severe flooding in towns near Culiacan in Sinaloa state.MODIS observation of high levels in the delta of the Grande de Santiago River in Nayarit State on September 23, 24, 25, 27 and October 1.Levels on the delta of the Grande de Santiago River in Nayarit have fallen by Heavy rains from an inter-tropical convergence zone trigger flash floods that submerge several villages in Santa Catalina. Floods as deep as ten meters.

Days of heavy rain overflow Jhimruk and Mandavi rivers into Syauliwant village. The areas worst flooding in 40 years. Landslides in Rolpa district.

Torrential weekend rains destroy 140 houses and 9 bridges in mountainous Yongtai county.

Hurricane Isabel. Mostly storm surge flooding around Chesapeake Bay. Worst flooding in history of Annapolis, MD. Rains following Isabel prolong flooding in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, the District of Columbia and Pennsylvania.Radarsat data obtained for September 20 and 21. Flash floods triggered by heavy rains drown 6 in Mus province.

Torrential rains for days. Many areas of Tunis submerged. Heaviest rains in 50 years. On September 24 torrential rains returned to Tunis, causing more flash floods.

Heavy rain from remnants of Tropical Storm Henri on already saturated ground brings widespread urban and flash flooding. 70 white water rescues in Chester County, PA. Flooding in New Castle county, Delaware described as worse than flooding from Hurricane Floyd. Typhoon Maemi most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea since records begin in 1904, dumps up to 17.8 inches of rain. High winds, landslides and floods cause damage. "The storm destroyed more than 5,000 houses and damaging a further 13,000 homes and businesses. It also laid waste to 13,000 vessels, flooded 34,000 hectares (84,000 acres) of farmland and Heavy rains add to already rising seasonal floodwaters in early September. 100,000 rai of farmland damaged in Yasothon.MODIS observations of high levels on the Mun, Chi and Songkhram rivers on the Khorat Plateau on September 17, 19, 22, 23, 25, 26, and October 3, 5. Levels on the Mun River still high, but much less on the Upper Mekong Tributaries on the Three days of torrential rain. 200 houses submerged. 40 bridges destroyed in Nghe An. $38 million in property losses and 50,000 hectares crops destroyed in Thai Binh. Thousands of hectares of rice fields and shrimp farms submerged in Nam Dinh. Roads and irragation systems damaged in Lao Cai and Nghe An. Kaduna - Heavy rain for an extended period of time causes Kaduna river to burst banks. At least 30,000 houses destroyed. Floodwaters begin subsiding on September 9.Kano - 8 killed and 2,215 displaced in 13 local government districts. Millions of dollars of property damaged.September 13-15 - Shiriro hydroelectric dam opened to release floodwaters from Sudden floods on the Bazza River kill seven people.

Heavy overnight rains cause flash flooding in Dir district. 30 dead, 20 injured, 6 missing.

"The rain was blamed on an Ohio Valley front that combined with moisture from the Gulf of Mexico" "Rainfall in Indianapolis broke a more than century-old, single-day record for rainfall" "Floodwaters along Fall Creek reached the highest level since modern record keeping began in March 1913" 275 houses evacuated in Hendricks County. 400 homes and businesses Flash flood sweeps seven vehicles off an interstate highway, killing 6 people. "Officials said it was the first time in the 50-year history of the turnpike that particular area had flooded."

Floods and mudslides after weeks of dry heat."it would probably cost around a billion euros to repair the damage done to homes and property"

12 people killed, 24 missing in the city of Saint Marc as Grande Riviere overflows, destroying 75 houses and damaging 250. "Officials said a clogged-up sewage system and erratic city planning contributed to the catastrophe" Heavy rainfall causes Mahanadi and tributarties to flood; at leat 901 villages submerged. 3 million homeless in Orissa. Thousands marooned on Mahanadi and Taladanda canal embankments. September 10 - at least 1,397 villages submerged.October 8 - torrential rains from a low pressure weather system on the Bay of Bengal cause more flooding in Orissa - 500

Heavy rainstorms cause floods and landslides.

Overnight torrential rains inundate more than 260 houses in five villages, 9 destroyed, 40 houses on verge of collapse.

Two hours of rain from a "sudden storm" flooded 50 houses and submerged 20 km of roads

Heavy rains in Cherangany Hills and the Mt Elgon region. Dykes on Nzoia river collapse for second time this year leaving 2500 homeless, most who were victims of previous flooding in April (DFO-2003-099). Sept 4 - over 6,500 people in camps, hundreds of homes submerged. Flooding reported on August 27, no date of the start of flooding given.MODIS observation of Slow moving thunderstorms cause flash flooding in Mojave desert for the second time in a week. 30 people rescued from flooded homes in Twentynine Palms.

Largest and longest rainfall in Shaanxi Province for 42 years begins on August 24 and lasts through September 19. Landslides and flooding reported one third of the province. Over 50 rivers in flood. 22 year record floods reported on Weihe river on September 1 at Weinan city. Embankments near Weinan burst - 250,000 homeless, 38 dead, 34 missing; 318,000 hectares 100 families dispaced following a heavy downpour. Houses and crops destroyed - property worth "hundreds of shillings" destroyed.

South Esk River in Northern Midlands at highest levels since 1978 - low lying farmland is flooded.

Huonville was hit by flooding for the second time in seven years. Three bridges destroyed. "The combination of torrential rain and king tides caused the Huon River to burst its banks" Worst floods in 7 years. Typhoon Krovanh.Haikou city knee deep in water.

Hurricane Ignacio. 6,000 people evacuated from low lying areas around La Paz area ahead of the storm. Heaviest rainfall on record in Ciudad Constitucion.

Two people missing. 1,500 homes submerged over the weekend, serious damage to 527 hectares of farmland. Flood alert issued for Imjin River on August 24.

"storms dumped 5-6 inches of rain on Franklin County in a 90-minute period." Flash flooding on Stony Creek sweeps away a home and kills 2 people.

Torrential rain since August 19 causes Awash river to overflow. Hundreds of animals swept away, large numbers of properties destroyed.MODIS observation of high water along Awash river in Gewane area on August 24, 26 and Septermber 2. Intense thunderstorms dump 3 inches of rain in less than 90 minutes; flash flooding, worst since 1999. Water up to 5 feet deep in parts of Las Vegas Valley. 50 people were resuced from swift waters. "The National Weather Service said the storm developed quickly after air thick with moisture collided with southeast winds from the Gulf of Mexico and California." A Heavy flooding has destroyed more than 60 farms. 13 water pumps for Hargeisa city destroyed.

Severe flooding and hail storms "in recent weeks". Extensive crop damage. 26 bridges, 140 homes and 62 government buildings destroyed in Nangchen county. 67 houses destroyed in Kyegudo.MODIS observation of swollen rivers in Tibet on August 2, 5, 6, 8, 17, 22. Heavy rains and gale-force winds leave hundreds homeless.

"Exceptional Heavy Rainfall" in the Sahel started in May. "wettest rainy season in the Sahel for more than 30 years". Water reserviors around Ouagadougou overflowing. "On 10 August, Tominian lost among other things over 700 storehouses; over 2,000 hectares of inundated fields, and hundreds of inundated houses" September 8 - "scores" of people killed in central

"Rampaging floodwaters from neighboring Bulacan and Nueva Ecija caused the Pampanga River system to overflow since Monday despite improved weather" Flooding in 142 villages and 13 towns in Pampanga. 29,400 families were evacuated. Flooded areas under 5 to 10 feet of water. Crop damage P16 million; infrastucture damage still being assessed. MODIS "Thousand of communities lost their houses and farmlands in an oriental downpour in some parts of Jigawa State" Jigawa: N40 million property destroyed; 1,500 houses and 792 farms destroyed, 16,000 displaced. 480 hectares of rice farms destroyed in Guri. "Exceptional Heavy Rainfall" in the Sahel started in May. "wettest rainy season in the Sahel for more than 30 years"Senegal: Torrential rainstorms kill 7. 152 mm of rain in 24 hours in northern parts of Kanel. Roads were cut by flooding, cattle washed away, and food stocks lost in many areas. Septmeber 9 - "The IFRC said the Senegal River was still rising, drowning Torrential rainstorms cause extensive damage to residential areas, roads and farmland.

Typhoon Etau delivers several days of heavy rains throughout Japan. Bridge destroyed in Kamishihoro, Hokkaido. "The total rainfall from Thursday until 9 a.m. Sunday exceeded a third of the average annual rainfall in some places in Hokkaido"Several million roubles damage to Russia's Kuril islands. 673 houses inundated. 5 bridges washed away. 2,000 acres of standing crop underwater in Kadam area.

No news reports, may be seasonal flooding, although "Exceptional Heavy Rainfall" in the Sahel started in May. Seven dead and 30,000 "affected" in southern Niger by floods in July. News reports of flood damage to crops in Goronyo, Sokoto on September 18.High levels on the Sokoto River first observed by monitoring MODIS imagery in mid July, and again on August 5; Heavy overnight rain from front of thunderstorms causes floods and mudslides in mountainous and low-lying areas.

Saka village completely underwater - unknown number of residents evacuated. "the situation is very serious in several parts of Eastern Virumaa"

El-Gedaref - Heavy rains flood a canal inundating 6 villages and "vast cultivated areas", 3,000 families homeless, 625 houses destroyed, several towns and villages isolated.Gezira Torrential rains hit several villages in the Managil district; 226 houses destroyed, livestock killed.August 19 - heavy rains are continuing, two more deaths reported in Dosti and Four large thunderstorms produce a "sudden but massive flood" Several dozen homes evacuated, 8 bridges destroyed. "Ankle-deep streams that normally trickle past charming green acreages rose to sweep away swimming pools, uproot trees and carry away at least a dozen cabins, trailers and houses"

Chanthaburi: 27 villages affected by floods, 2 underwater.

Flash flooding submerged over 100 houses and destroyed more than 50 hectares crops in Ea Wel commune.

No news reports, first detected in Bahr Salamat area by monitoring MODIS imagery on August 3. In early September the rivers feeding lake Chad in southern Chad and northern Cameroon have also become swollen.QuikSCAT also shows wet conditions in this area for the week ending August 3. Additional MODIS observations of flooding in Bahr Salamat area on August Ten days of heavy rains cause Elegest and Duren rivers to flood two settlements.

July 30 -Yellow river breached banks in "an unexpected, sudden flood"; caused by moderate and heavy rains in Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces. The Fugu Hydrological Station recorded its largest water flow ever (13,000 cubic meters per second). Flooding described as a "swift, high crest but was limited in capacity". By the time it enters Sanmenxi Reservoir in Henan Province Heavy rains cause the mud walls of a reservior to collapse - a hillside village destroyed with floods and landslides. 5 people stilll missing, 400 cattle killed. There are conflicting reports on whether the dam was natural or man made. Heavy rains over 3 days cause more than 50 irrigation dams (out of total 184) in Madhya Pradesh to overflow. Water relased from Tawa Dam in Madhya Pradesh causes Sardar Sarovar dam to overflow. Heavy rain in the Ethiopian mountains causes Gash river to overflow and break flood barriers built in 1988. 680 houses destroyed. "Gash river burst its banks and reached 2.7 metres on 29 July, the highest level ever recorded in the region during the past 70 years". 79 percent of Kassala city flooded, 80 percent of population is homeless (about 70,000 families). August 8 Torrential rains cause flooding in several districts - 5 bridges destroyed, agricultural losses.

Heavy rains July 26-28. Nenjiang River tributary Yalu begins to flood at Nianzishan hydrological station on July 27. Main Nenjiang river "also close to alarm level" Gannon county 215 houses and 33,000 hectares crops destroyed. 24 cities and counties affected by floods throughout Heilongjiang.MODIS observations of high levels on the Nen river begin on July Weekend storm dumps over 5 inches of rain in Denali - Fairbanks area. Fairbanks is close to setting a record for its wettest July.Worst floods in 10 years.

Five villages inundated. Five bridges and 52 compounds destroyed. Agricultural damage. "local government said it would need N3 billion to resettle the displaced victims". Flood described as "unparallel in the history of the local government area". 40 houses and farm produce worth "millions of naira" were destroyed in a flood. Bridges damaged and livestock lost. Damage reported on July 24, date of flooding not given. Area is prone to recurrent flooding. "worst flooding to strike the country in 30 years" "intense rain and high tides overwhelmed the Rio Cristal, Rio Caimito, Rio Indio and Rio Aguacate rivers, inundating 12 communities". 980 homes damaged, 5,900 people "affected" Typhoon Imbudo brings heavy rains and high tides to southern China. 30,000 were evacuated from Yangjiang in advance of landfall of the typhoon. 4,500 houses destroyed in Yangjiang city, which suffered 560 million yuan in damages. Record rainfall on northern Hainan Island. "Many cities in Guangdong and on Hainan island were flooded by Imbudo while dykes, "property worth millions of naira were lost" in a "recent flood disaster". food crops destroyed. Unkown number of people displaced.

215 families homeless in Sucre

Flooding and landslides. Homes, roads and bridges destroyed. 30,000 without clean drinking water in Almaty Region, Kazakhstan.

Week long torrential rains and hailstorms. Ten killed and more than 100 homes in Ulan Bator destroyed. Worst storms since the 1982 floods. Infrastruture losses to dams, roads and bridges.August 22 - Many rivers in Mogolia at or above the warning level due to more heavy rains Two days of storms. Major flooding along Mahoning River in towns of Levittsburg and Warren. "I've been here 33 years and I've never seen anything like this, all the storms we're having," At least $1million damages in Canton Ohio alone. More than $1 million in damage to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Awash river has breached its banks for 200 kilometers from Gewane to Arisso. Hundreds of homes washed away.

Typhoon Imbudo is the strongest typhoon to hit the Philippines in five years. $20.6 million worth of crops destroyed in Northern Luzon provinces of Cagayan and Isabela; 166,670 hectares. 12 people killed and 11,000 displaced on Mindanao Island.MODIS observations of high river levels in Luzon on July 25 and less flooding on July 29. Foods and landslides. Rainfall totalling 263 millimeters since 7/19. More than 240 houses flooded in Minamata. Damages estimated at 726m yen. "atmospheric air conditions are unstable over a wide area of eastern and western Japan due to the inflow of humid air into a seasonal rain front hovering over the Hokuriku region to the Tsushima Strait" Torrential rains cause river in Caracas to overflow, hundreds of people had to be rescued, dozens of cars swept away.

Floods and landslides triggered by heavy rain. 50 houses inundated in Eloxochitlan. 9 dead in landslide in Santa Maria Chilchotla.

More than a week of rain kill 9 people and sweep away "a great number of animals and inflicted heavy damage to agricultural fields"

Monsoon rains damaged hundreds of homes and ruptured a small dam in Sindh, Pakistan. Five children killed in flash floods in Rajasthan after years of drought. Flash floods in Gursa valley in Himachal Pradesh kill at least 30 on July 16. July 28 - 5000 villages flooded in Sindh Province. "Meteorologists say this year's monsoon rains broke a 10-year record, with 292 Continuous rain since July 11. 1,000 houses and barns destroyed, more than 20,000 people "affected" by flooding

50 houses destroyed, 24 people missing in "recent heavy flooding"

No news reports. Detected by monitoring MODIS imagery on July 7. Flooding had increased significantly around Chindwin-Irawaddy confluence on July 9 MODIS image. Flooding along middle Irrawaddy waning in mid August, but still visible in mid-September. Moonsonal rain causes widespread separate incidents of flooding and landslides throughout Nepal. Farmlands and dozens of houses washed away; highways, water pipelines and other infrastructures damaged. July 17 - 993 houses have been destroyed throughout Nepal. Weed ending August 1 - 58 more people killed and 30 missing in fresh landslides. Floods have 1,000 homes were flooded after rivers and creeks were swollen by several days of heavy rains

Several days of severe thunderstorms. Wabash River at Lafayette, IN at the highest level since February 1959. Wildcat Creek in Kokomo highest levels since 1958. St. Marys River south of Fort Wayne hit a record flood level of 26.54 feet Tuesday, passing the mark of 26.5 feet set in 1913. Levels on parts of the White River are as high as they've been since 1929. 70 houses destroyed and 100 hectares of agricultural land damaged, 50 head of cattle killed.

"river floods have endangered the lives of hundreds of people living along the river, and that people in at least five villages are feared to have been displaced"

Three weeks of continuous rain in Mbale area. Landslides and flooding.

Heavy rain since June 21. July 3 - floodgates at Wangjiaba are opened for the 13th time since 1949 inundating 12,000 ha farmland, most serious flooding on Hauihe in 12 years. 20,000 evacuated before the flood water was diverted. July 6 - record level on Huaihe river: 26.22 metres at the Lutaizi (previous record 26m in 1991). Major dike on Tangduo lake blasted. June 30: Heavy storms in southern and eastern Uruguay since June 27. "floods have swept off large areas of crops and interrupted land transport"

Wettest June since 1941: "rain began about 3pm on Saturday and helped push the total June rainfall to a record 196.7mm, as measured at Stoke". ''It is the worst flooding I have seen in about 10 years.'' Overnight rains flood 4 villages, roads washed away leaving 20 villages isolated. "The overnight flood might partially have been resulted from the icebergs on the heights of Takht-e Soleyman area, which are melted due to recent increase in temperature," Serious damage to six villages. One thousand jeribs of agricultural land destroyed. 30 water mills destroyed.

Flash flooding destroys 500 houses.

Landslides and flooding. 10 houses damaged, bridge destroyed

Severe thunderstorms, tornadoes and hail. Major flash flooding from over 9 inches of rain in Thayer, Fillmore and Nuckolls Counties in Nebraska; evacuations in Thayer county. Major flooding on the Republican River at Scandia, Kansas. Major agricultural flooding on the Little Sioux River, South Dakota. Hubell, Nebraska: "This is probably the worst flooding that's ever Widespread floods and landslides. Jiangxi: 7,000 people rescued in Xinjian county. Sichuan: 20 dead, 14,000 houses destroyed in landslides. Guangxi: 15 dead and at least 17 missing in floods. Hunan: $ 217 million in economic losses. Guizhou: "mountain torrent engulfed 24 people". Hubei: landslides kill 13, 7 missing. July 4: 21 killed in landslides in Chongqing and Quikscat shows new water in southern Gujarat region week ending June 23.

Heavy rain since June 25 southeast of Tampa. A malfunctioning flood gate on Lake Manatee forced the temporary evacuation of hundreds of people who live downstream from Lake Manatee as the reservoir threatened to burst its banks following torrential rain. Manatee River crested at a record 20 feet at Myakka Head above the dam early Sunday. Manatee River was Thirteen houses collapsed and 170 were partially damaged. Most low-lying areas in the Mangalore area inundated. "severe damage to property" Landslides block roads

Landslides and floods. A coastal protection dam overwhelmed by waves from Bay of Bengal, 100,000 stranded in Hatiya sub-district. 5,000 displaced in Khagrachari district. 20,000 people stranded in inundated villages in Chittagong district. News report from June 21 says floods happened "recently". Landslides and floods. 25 houses destroyed in Chashma village. 300 farms damaged and 190 animals killed in the province. Hundreds of jeribs of orchards and farmland damaged (one jerib is equal to 44 sq.m.). Hundreds displaced by monsoonal flooding. Homes, crops and roads destroyed. "sudden unseasonal rains"

Tropical Storm Soudelor causes floods and landslides. Thousands stranded. 16,131 families displaced on southern Luzon island.

In Fairfield, Ohio flood damage is compared to 1979 floods. 1500 people are evacuated in New Miami, Ohio. Nearly 200 houses were destroyed or heavily damaged by flooding in and around Charleston, West Virginia. Flood damage to West Virginia highways estimated at $2.5 million to $3 million. Floods washed away a bridge that had stood for more than 40 years in Cabell Heavy rains cause mudslides and floods in Medellin district.

Hacha River overflows in Florencia city inundating 20 districts.

Flash floods render 200 families homeless in 2 villages. "farm crops valued at thousands of naira were destroyed by the heavy rains"

Heavy overnight rains. 500 homes damaged, 200 families homeless.

June 13: First wave of floods hits Assam, India displacing 400,000. June 23: Flooding spreads in northern Bangladesh. June 27: Second wave of flooding in Assam displaces 470,000. Main Brahmaputra river has breached its banks at several places. Dhemaji district in Assam has been cut off from the rest of the country since June 12. June 30: 10,000 people Heavy rainfall over the weekend destroys over 100 houses, over 500 families homeless. "property worth millions of naira have been destroyed".

Torrential rains and high winds. Over 120 houses destroyed or damaged beyond repair.

The reservoir officially started storing water on June 1. The water level behind the dam has reached 135 meters as of June 10. When the reservoir is full the water level is expected to reach 175 meters behind the dam, creating a 632 sq km reservoir that will flood two cities, 11 counties, 116 towns and the gorges of Qutang, Wuxia and Xiling. Construction on the worlds Houses and farmlands "seriously damaged" in Saki District. The lower Kura river and delta are still flooded from event DFO-2003-092

Heavy rain caused the Chiquito river to overflow, which started a landslide that damaged a gas pipeline, which exploded. 300 houses in Nogales leveled by flooding.

A night-long torrential rainstorm caused floods and landslides in the Ili River valley. 2,000 houses and barns in three towns destroyed. 3,000 livestock killed. 100 cars trapped on a washed out highway. Additional flooding, landslides and mudslides reported throughout the Xinjiang region in the first half of June.

June 3 - Russian Hydro-Meteorological Committee expects flooding to continue for 2 more days. MODIS obseravation of flooding along Abakan River near on June 3 (Abakan was low on May 30, it has been cloudy May 31-June2) Abakan river low again on June 6. A 16 hour downpour causes Santo Domingo river to overflow. 43 people missing.

The storm destroyed dozens of houses, devastated many acres of farmland and left some towns and villages without electricity. A dam break in the Chisinau suburbs.

Over 100 houses have been flooded in Yakutsk area. Ice jams blasted with explosives near Yakutsk. MODIS observations show spring flooding on the Lena was not as severe as in 2001 and 2002. $4 million of highway and bridge damages. The Richmond area has received 23 days of rain totaling 7.92 inches this May -- more than twice its monthly average.

Heavy rains leading to periods repeated of flash flooding. Over 100 houses destroyed or damaged. Land mines unearthed by flash floods pose a danger to civilians in Nahrin district. "Large swathes of arable land were also covered in mud in the northeast provinces of Baghlan and Takhar" Tropical storm Linfa (Chedeng) causes widespread flooding, landslides and uproots trees. Worst flooding in 60 years in central Pangasinan. "thousands were stranded in floods " "only 10% of Metro Manila was submerged compared to an average of 20% during large-scale flooding" Damages at P60 million. Floods totally destroyed 3,000 hectares of wheat, barely and lentil farmlands as well as 500 hectares of vineyards in Meshkin Shahr. Dozens of houses and roads also washed away

10 to 15 inches of rain cause widespread flash floods and mudslides.Worst floods in 20 years.

Days of rain caused by a tropical depression in the Bay of Bengal. "worst floods and mudslides in 56 years". Flash floods and landslides in mountainous districts of Ratnapura and Nuwara Eliya. River flooding in low lying districts of Hambantota, Matara, Galle and Kalutara. Flooding in Matara district persists longest, until May 30. $28 million damage to tea crop, the floods 19 different counties throughout Hunan have been affected by the flooding. May 16-17 - 2,440 houses and 26,370 hectares of crops destroyed in Guangdong. A levee burst and flooded a mining camp in Linwu county, Hunan. Jiangxi - Water levels in Poyang Lake rose by 1.43 m. By May 19 the Yangtze River had already surpassed its flood-water point by 58 centimeters. Cyclone Manou. High winds and flooding. Bridges destroyed, extensive infastructure damage. 85% of buildings in District of Vatomandry destroyed.

An earthen dam at Silver Lake partially gave way Wednesday afternoon - at least 1,752 people were ordered to evacuate their homes in the north part of Marquette.

300 students evacuated in Narara Valley. Parts of southern Sydney declared disaster areas. Highest rainfall in 50 years at Royal National Park - 143 millimetres in 24 hours.

"the floods caused 5.35bn rials in losses from destroyed houses and more than 5bn rials in agricultural losses and damage to infrastructural installations in the region" Voshmgir Dam and rivers overflowed. 21 villages out of 33 villages surrounding Bu'aleh town have been abandoned because of the floods.

Worst floods in 30 years at Chattanooga. Chattahoochee River at West Point highest level since at least 1961. Major flooding in Savannah, Tennessee.Central Alabama set a record for rainfall in a two-hour period may 7, with 10 to 11 inches falling near the Birmingham airport. Worst floods in Huntsville since 1990, worst in Jefferson County in 24 years. Cahaba River in Ethiopia - Worst flooding the region has seen "in recent memory". "worst floods since 1997" Five health centres and two schools destroyed; dozens of villages cut off.Somalia - 750-875 Ha of farmland flooded in Qoryole District.MODIS Observations - Flooding on Wabe Shebelle visible on May 6. "damage is similar to that caused by previous floods last year and in 1997"

Unusually heavy rains at the end of the rainy season. 800 houses flooded in Sarolangun district of Mandiangin. 2,470 acres crops destroyed.Worst floods in 17 years

Severnaya Dvina river flooded 133 houses, with more than 1,600 residents, in Kholmogory.

Heavy rain in the Highlands caused the Sepik River to break its banks and flood villages along the river. "The peak was approximately the same as 1997 but well below the 1973 flood level."

Dike break on Tanana River in Salcha area causes major flooding. Ice Jam on Tanana River that caused flooding in Salcha breaks on May 3.

Severe storm on April 26 leaves 300 people in 7 villages homeless. Maize crops and cattle washed away.

Record rains in northern Tasmania from April 11-15. On April 12 Yolla, in the North-West, received the highest 24-hour total of rain (139mm) since records began 96 years ago.

May 13 - 67 people missing after floods. Floods receding slowly - 25% of Santa Fe city still underwater on May 8.Heavy rains - 550 millimeters five days. Salado River breaks record (7.19m) in Santa Fe city (8.0m) - the worst floods in the city's history, which was founded in 1573. 75% of Santa Fe city under water by May 1. "Civil Defence said the flooding was the Thousands of people stranded on high ground. Dozens of houses destroyed, 1,000 jeribs of land destroyed.

68 houses in Kemorvo city inundated, Bolshaya Kamyshnya River 26 cm above "critical level". Spring flooding on the Ob river was not as severe as in 2001 and 2002

Lake Victoria region has received the heaviest rainfall in 50 years.May 6 "The floods are not showing any signs of receding because the rains are increasing"Kenya - Sasumua Dam destroyed in Aberdare region. Worst hit areas include Budalang'i, Rachuonyo, Nyando, Nyatike, Tana River and Baringo.Uganda - 5 dead in Mbale district. 130 homesteads Hundreds of hectares of crops destroyed by floods (600 jeribs)

Gorband River rose overnight causing flash floods. Three children missing, 200 families had to be evacuated by helicopter from Shomali plains. 200 houses damaged in Parwan. Shomali plains are regularly flooded in wet season. Days of heavy rain trigger floods. 25 people missing. Farmland destroyed. Roads blocked from Delaram to Helmand and from Kandahar to Spin Buldak."District elders say they haven't seen such bad floods in 25-30 years" "Local elders said that such destructive floods had not been seen in the province in last 50 years." MODIS observation of Helmand River on April

Level of Oka RIver rose by eight meters over the past few days. 203 houses in Oryol city flooded. MODIS observations of high levels on eastern tributaries of the Dnepr river on April 15 and 17. "water level in the Tobol River rises daily by over 40 centimeters" Ten towns and villages isloated by floods in Kurgan.MODIS observation of flooding on tributaries of the Tobol River in Kurgan on April 17 and 21. KUrgan area has been cloudy April 23-May 2. Puerto Rico - Heavy rains left as much as 14 inches of water over a 12-hour period. Floods and landslides. At least 481 homes were reported damaged throughout the island."The river has come up here 15 or 20 times, but never so much," said Luis Velazquez, 57, in Las Piedras. "worst flooding since Hurricane Hugo of 1989" in in eastern Fajardo.950 homes Renewal of flooding started earlier this month (DFO-2003-086) due to more rainy weather. Floods and landslides, continued heavy rain throughout April.

Several days of unseasonally heavy rains storms lead to flash flooding throughout the country. 66 millimetres of rainfall in Nizwa, 23 mm in Muscat.

Floods and mudslides in a "mountainous region" destroy thousands of houses. Lenin District: flooding inundated 101 farms, destroyed four schools and several administrative buildings and washed away plantations, orchards, and vineyards from an area of 340 hectares. Storms earlier this week brought flooding rains, tornadoes and powerful winds to areas of Mississippi. 100 homes flooded in Clarke County, MS. New record on Chunky River (more than 27 feet) near Chunky, MS on April 8. New record on Chickasawhay River (19 ft above flood stage) at Enterprise, MS on April 9. "worst flooding we've had since 1961" Flash floods and landslides. 2,000 families homeless. 530 hectares crops destroyed. 14 bridges and several roads destroyed. The floods also hampered operations of the country's only coal mine. 100 houses destroyed. Crops on "thousands of jeribs" of land destroyed.

Heavy snowfalls from the end of March through the middle of April followed by intensive melting of snow in the mountainous areas in the end of April and further heavy rains.Azerbaijan - Over 30 regions across the country affected by flooding. 30 year flood in Saki. Several bridges destroyed. Nine villages in Culfa District were flooded. 6000 houses "The floods in the Volgograd Region were the strongest in the past 100 years,"Warm temperatures melt snow while most of the rivers are still covered with ice. Spring flooding has destroyed over half the winter crops in Vologograd region, valued at one billion roubles.Volgograd region: 8,400 homes inundated; 7,500 evacuated; 104 towns and villages "A rare combination of melted snowbanks, sustained rainfall, high tides, and a slow transition to freezing rain " . 47 bridges have either been destroyed or badly damaged.Worst floods in 4 years. Floods and mudslides from torrential rains. "More than 1.5 metres deep, the water rushed down from Meja mountain and carried away everything in its path."

50 cattle were lost and 200 residences were demolished.

News reports flooding from "last weeks downpours". Seven billion rials damage. TRMM shows rain in central Iran on March 26 and 27.

Beira received 106 mm rain on March 26 and 162 between March 27-28. Beira city drainage blocked by mud and garbage. Beira city is below sea level.

No news reports. First MODIS observation on March 22, additional data on March 24, 26, 28, and April 2.

Worst hit areas:east coast and Kaitaia. Some areas received a month's rain in 36 hours.

121 dwelling houses flooded in Spassk-Dalny city as of March 27. Record warm spring in Primorye Territory.

Heavy rains cause several floods and landslides in Tanah Toraja area.

Flash floods and landslides in two villages in the coastal town of Malita in Davao del Sur. Agricultural crops damaged and several houses destroyed

Montagu hit by "serious flooding". A lot of damage to roads and bridges.

Floods and landslides from torrential rains which started March 18

Several people who lived under bridges over a canal drowned during a storm

Konduz Province - 11 people were killed, 476 houses were destroyed and 2,000 people lost their homes.

Heavy rain March 19-20.Record flooding on Lower Santee River in South CarolinaMODIS observations of high river levels in South Carolina on March 22 and 24. Levels look about the same on both days.Worst floods in 8 years. MODIS observation of flooding on Big Mudddy Creek in Roosevelt county in eastern Montana on March 20

Heaviest rains since 1974, over 1,679 families homeless, road and bridge damage.MODIS observations show flooding in the Kafue flats area northwest of Lake Kariba on March 14 and 16.QuickSCAT week ending March 17 shows new anomaly in this area. Torrential rains from Cyclone Craig.MODIS observations show flooding on March 12 and 13, floods declining on March 15 and 17.QuickSCAT week ending March 17 shows new anomaly in Roper River area. Brought to our attention by Francisco A. Comn from Spain. A smaller flood on the Ebro than event #55MODIS observations of this flood begin on March 4, 6 and 8. Flood seen declining on March 10 and is gone by March 12. Torrential rains from Cyclone Japhet continue a week after it hit Inhambane, Mozambique.MODIS observation of Save River at high levels with clouds, and flooding in Gaza Province on March 10

Feb 21 - Flooding occurred at many locations on the Ohio River from Cannelton Lock, IN to Cairo, IL. March 3 - flooding is from Newburgh Dam downstream, to Cairo, IL. MODIS observations of high levels along Ohio River on March 4 and 7. MODIS observations show the Fitzroy river is dry on Feb 25, then cloudy for several days; the first view of flood through clouds on March 2, first good data on March 4, less flooding observed on March 5. Flooding almost gone by March 9. No news reports. Possibly seasonal flooding. First MODIS observation on February 4. Peaked in Mid February and started waning at the end of February.

No news reports. First MODIS observation on Jan 14. Peaked in Mid February and started waning at the end of February. Last waning MODIS observation of high water along Buyukmenderes River on March 12. No news reports. Seasonal flooding noticed by monitoring MODIS data. First seen through clouds on Jan 11as it was beginning to get wet. Also seen with lots of clouds on Februaruy 5 and 8, March 2 and 5, getting progressively wetter. Still wet on March 27. No news reports. First MODIS observation on Jan 28, (was not there on Jan 23). Flood seen through clouds on Jan 30 and 31. Flood had waned considerably by February 7.

A week of heavy rains in a low lying area prone to flooding leave 6000 people in "need of immediate assistance", several bridges destroyed, two villages inundated with lost crops.MODIS observations show clouds until Feb 28, when high rivers are observed emptying into Lake Kariba. No news reports, probably seasonal flooding. Noticed by monitoring MODIS data, first visible on Feb 22, first good image on Feb 23. Further MODIS images on March 1 and 2 show flooding in Queensland Channel Country on Thomson, Diametina, and Georghina rivers. Additional MODIS observations of high water in Queensland Channel country on March 3, 7 Brought to our attention by Francisco A. Comn from Spain: "The Ebro River peaked at the city of Zaragoza on the 8th of February with an almost 3,000 m3/sec" "millions of Euros=Dollars damage"Water was high on the Adour Gironde area in the beginning of February. A week of heavy rain and snow causes widespread flooding in West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania - lots of street closures. Most serious flooding in southwestern Virginia, with major flooding is forecast for Richmond, VA. Several days of heavy rain causes prolonged minor to moderate flooding along rivers from eastern Texas across Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Florida and the Carolinas.Lower Mississippi near flood stage on March 7.MODIS observations of high river levels on Southeast US Coast on March 8 and 10.MODIS observations of high levels on the Lower and Several days of heavy rain in Northern New South Wales and SE Queensland end a drought. Flash Flooding. More than 400 sheep drown near Mudgee.

Rain and floods in the "past few days" have caused severe damage. The entire Bekka valley area affected - flooded mountain villages, lots of cattle swept away, and 80% of crops ruined.

Avalanches, landslides and floods caused by snow and rain.

No news reports, probably seasonal flooding. Noticed by monitoring MODIS data, first visible on Feb 6. Still there on Feb 20, in lots of clouds.

Seasonal flooding turns into serious flooding in early April. By mid-May the Upper Zambezi has receded in the Mongu area; but floods continue in Caprivi area. A June 19 news reports state that the "emergency situation in the flood-ravaged Caprivi region of Namibia is expected to be over by the end of June"Namibia - Thousands of people and their livestock have been In Hyderabad a 30-year record has been broken with 105 millimetres of rain in 12 hours.MODIS observations of flooding in lower Indus valley and near Quetta on Feb 19 and 20. Massive storm dumps over 3 feet of snow on east coast. Widespread flooding in parts of Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia and Virginia

Almost one-third of the low-lying areas of Bandung and several parts of the city's downtown were inundated.

Half the town of Badger is flooded by ice jams on three rivers, the entire town is evacuated. Town has had 3 major floods in last 25 years."Several officials said they believe the initial flood was caused by a water release at the dam on Friday, leading to a buildup of water and ice at Three Mile Island that eventually broke free yesterday morning" By Feb 18 the flood has 10,000 homes inundated in torrential overnight rain.Worst floods in 2 years.

Record rain across Southern California. Flooding and mudslides. Mudslide in Tejon Pass north of Los Angeles. 8 foot wall of water cuts off 54 houses in Palmer Canyon.

Probably seasonal flooding, detected by monitoring MODIS data. Was not there on Feb 6, was first partially visible through clouds on Feb 11, and again on Feb 12. A good image was obtained on Feb 14. MODIS observation of this flood again on Feb 16 thru small clouds, and by Feb 18 it is almost gone.TRMM shows rainfall in the area west of Moranbah, Queensland A heavy downpour floods the towns when a main drainage is silted up and blocked by weeds. Water also coming from a flooded abandoned mine. Over 100 houses destroyed.

Heavy rains and floods triggered by ex-Cyclone Beni.MODIS observation of flooding around Rockhampton on Feb 11.

Heavy rain since Feb 3.

Thousands of acres of crops swept away, roads and bridges damaged. Pemba-Metuge has annual floods. News on Feb 17 flooding has continued, in Nampula province there are 200,000 displaced.

Landslides and flooding in Garut area.

River river Kundryuchka inundates 200 houses in district of Ust-Donetsk. 55 houses flooded in town of Shakhty. Demolition experts make 30 blasts on ice jams to relieve flooding.

Extensive flooding and property damage in the Nahariya area. Level of Lake Kinneret raises 15cm in past few days.

Lake Titicaca rises and displaces 34,000 people and drowns 10,000 livestock.MODIS observation of high levels on several rivers in the Titcaca area on Feb 2

Mudslides in Cusco. No specific information of exact locations. Deaths: Cusco 12; Titicaca 6

Tropical low dumped up to 250 mm of rain in 48 hours. North West Coastal highway and Great Northern highway closed, rail lines damaged and towns isolated. MODIS observations of flooding inland north of Newman starting on Jan 24 through clouds; a good image obtained on Jan 29. Some minor coastal flooding observed on Jan 28 in Port Hedland region. Flooding Minor flooding since Jan 7 has spread and intensified.

Road and rail links cut south of Cairns.

Widespread damage across southern Italy from floods and landslides.

Heavy rains have continued in Tunisia since DFO-015 in mid January.

A week of torrential rains, extensive flooding in Madre de Dios and Puno. January precipitation levels 32-55 percent higher than normal. Jan 27 - Peru declares state of emergency in Madre de Dios and Puno departments. Puno: 530 homes destroyed. Hectares flooded - Puno: 30,120; Madre de Dios: 4000. Monsoonal rains cause seasonal flooding that isolates several communties in the Gulf of Carpentaria. Over 800mm rain in Burketown area in recent days. Communities also isolated by flooding in Borroloola region of Northern Territory.MODIS observations of flooding in the Burketown area of the Gulf of Carpenteria on Jan 23, 25, (26 and 28 through clouds and haze), River Dee burst its banks at Strachan.

80 millimeters of rain in four hours. extensive flooding in Tel Aviv; over 50 buildings flooded.

Two episodes of flooding with a week. Three major rivers in Segamat district above danger levels.Worst floods in 19 years.

Heavy rains since beginning of January. MODIS observation of flooding on Jan 21 (in Fianarantsoa) and on the 22nd (in Antananarivo). Flooding observed in Antananarivo on Jan 31.QuickSCAT shows some new water in south central Madagascar week of Jan 25 Heavy rains in Bolivia in recent weeks. Flash flooding in downtown La Paz.

Nine cities and rural regions inundated in Minas Gerias. Floods and mudslides.

Detected by monitoring MODIS imagery on January 13, 15 and 16. MODIS observation of slightly less flooding on January 18. Continued MODIS high water observations through Jan 31.

Heavy rains for a week in Tunisia following 4 year drought. Rivers bursting banks in the northwest.Worst floods in 10 years.

Four villages in Shor Tapa District affected by flooding as of Jan 20.MODIS observation on Jan 22 of Amu Daria River in Balkh province shows no visible flooding.

13 villages inundated. " floods were the worst natural disaster to hit the Bengkayang district since 1971" News reports on Feb 6 say flooding has been continuous since January.Worst floods in 30 years.MODIS observation of minor flooding near Singkawang on January 19. "Tropical Cyclone Ami, producing tidal waves, 3m floods and winds gusting up to 185km/h" Seven killed by river flooding in Labasa on Vanua Levu. Labasa town: "the worst nightmare the town has ever experienced"

Heavy rains throughout eastern Brazil for last 30 days causing extensive flooding and mudslides. Flooding observed by MODIS in southern Minas Gerias state on Feb 1

Severe flooding in Whitianga and Torbay. 500mm of rain in two days.

Two rivers overflow and damage 500 houses

Two miles of Old Richardson Highway flooded, isolating town of Salcha

Heavy rains after a several month drought. Over 17 towns inundated.

Tropical cyclone DelfinaMalawi - Floods destroy bridges, roads and railways; agriculture damageMozambique - Heavy rains after tropical cyclone. Damage to bridges, roads and railways. Jan 17 - more flooding reported farther north in Cabo Delgado and Tete provinces. Deaths - Malawi: 8; Mozambique: 15.Jan 14 MODIS observation of flooding along Lower Heavy rains in Nandi hills and water hyacinth clogging rivers and streams flood low lying areas of Kisumu estates

A week of heavy rain in Europe swells rivers. Several Rhine tributaries have broken banks in Germany. Flooding and landslides in Portugal. Bistrita river in Romania floods hundreds of houses in four villages. Worst floods in a nearly a decade in Belgium.MODIS observation of flooding along Lower Rhine on January 7. MODIS observations of high water along Seine "The Thames Flood Barrier was closed a record 14 consecutive times in the first week of 2003 after the entire average rainfall for December fell in just 10 days at the end of last month. Water levels in the Thames Estuary rose four feet above average - the highest since 1947 and the third highest in 120 years."January 3 - Over 399 flood warnings in effect in England and Jan 3 - USGS flood gages show several rivers above flood stage in western Florida, eastern Texas, Lousiana. Mississippi, Arkansas.High water in eastern Texas and Lower Mississippi valley observed by MODIS Jan 1-4.QuikSCAT shows new anomalies in eastern Texas and southern Lousiana on week ending Jan 4. heavy rain with hail - a very unusual phenomenon in these latitudes - caused a number of large landslides and flash-flooding - agricultural damageCAUSE:Rain - Landslides

"The worst-hit areas were in the northern end of the state, where a record 7 inches of rain fell in Eureka, and flood warnings were issued on the Eel, Mad and Navarro rivers in Humboldt and Mendocino counties."CAUSE:Rain "Flash floods hit several low-lying areas here (Port Dickson) and in Seremban following several hours of heavy rains" "Sungai Sepang and its tributaries to burst their banks" "A resident said this was one of the worst floods in the area"CAUSE:Rain -flash flood "Heavy rains caused floods and landslides in a hilly region of southern Sumatra island" "Torrential downpours since Thursday night have flooded dozens of villages in the region, about 250 miles northwest of the capital Jakarta." "A total of 2,676 houses in Indonesia's Bandung district were inundated on Thursday as Citarum River overflowed following incessant "At least four people died and several houses were destroyed due to the rains that fell on Luanda, partially paralysing the city."CAUSE:Rain

"Touwsriver was the hardest hit by flash floods and high winds. Storm water rushed down mountain gullies, flooding newly build RDP houses. Walls caved in and families were evacuated." "The rivers are in spate, farm dams are filling up and the drought has been broken."CAUSE:Rain -flash flood "The five were swept away by the raging waters of the Perkerra River after it burst its banks in heavy rains that pounded the Tugen Hills and Karbatonjo escarpment" "More than 5,000 goats were killed while hundreds of houses were destroyed."CAUSE:Rain -flash flood "The rainfall, coupled with exceptionally strong winds, also caused power failures in some areas in Lebanon, particularly in the north where rains swept away about 12 homes. Hundreds of others were partly immersed in water, which in some cases reached two-meters (seven feet) high. Civil Defense workers and army troops evacuated people from 50 homes in the remote "Floodwaters spread to other areas in Riau, threatening to cut off food supplies to the province from neighboring West Sumatra as the flooding was likely to submerge the only alternative road connecting the two regions." "Some 50,000 people in Rokan Hulu regency fled their homes to safer areas on Tuesday as flooding occurred in at least 27 villages in three "The district of Batticaloa was the worst affected with over 60,000 families forced to leave their flooded homes, officials said, adding that heavy rain had lashed the region for four straight days."CAUSE:Rain Detected by Quikscat. "A deadly weather system that lashed the Pacific Coast with record rainfall, flooding and wind up to 100 mph may have been just the beginning of a stormy holiday period... Rain is expected for the next couple of weeks, with occasional breaks, the weather service said, partly because El Nino has warmed the tropical Pacific, pumping extra moisture

" A river of mud, rocks and boulders swept down Welirang mountain Wednesday afternoon and buried the resort, which was packed with families marking the festivities at the end of the Muslim fasting month."CAUSE:Rain - Landslides "Almost 2,000 people were forced to leave their homes by the mudslides and floods, which were triggered by torrential rains over the weekend. Civil defence officials said it was the worst disaster to hit the town of about 60,000 people, 100 miles west of Rio de Janeiro. " "The town was pounded with more than five inches of rain in 24 hours,"Worst floods in 20 "Large amounts of wheat, kiwis and vine have been buried in mud and water, houses and shops have been flooded... and the Dion archeological site has been swamped with mud," "Rail lines and roads were cut between Athens and Thessaloniki north of Pieria after violent rains swelled rivers throughout Pieria, at the foot of Mount Olympus. The rail link was to "Overflowing rivers and lakes have flooded several towns and cities, including Milan and Venice, and have caused landslides across northern Italy."CAUSE:Rain - Landslides

"Rising water following heavy rain in the past few days has forced about 400 people living in the Ledang parlimentary constituency to be evacuated"CAUSE:Rain

"Heavy rain Sunday and Monday, which came amid a four-year drought in Morocco, caused flooding that left 30 people dead in the rural farming area of Settat," "Flood damage also sparked a fire at the SAMIR oil refinery in the industrial town of Mohammedia, located between Rabat and Casablanca," "the deadliest natural disaster to strike the north African country in "Homes were evacuated in low-lying areas of the south Kenai Peninsula Saturday and an 8mile stretch of the Sterling Highway and two bridges were closed temporarily as torrential rains once again flooded the Anchor River and a number of streams."CAUSE:Rain "Triggered by several days of heavy rains, rivers in several districts of Aceh's western coast area overflowed their banks and inundated dozens of villages," "the floods had also forced thousands of people to take refuge in higher areas, and paralyzed road communications between Meulaboh, West Aceh, and Tapaktuan, South Aceh"Worst floods in 50 years. "The storm left several towns along the Caribbean coast incommunicado, knocking out part of a bridge crossing the Bananito River, " "Television stations have shown images of towns inundated with up to 1.5 meters of water""Floods of this intensity had not struck the region for the last 32 years. This month, Limn has experienced 200% more rain than expected" Worst "Large areas of the Juba Valley in southern Somalia have been flooded, with thousand of hectares of farmland inundated by flood waters the Deyr rains (September -December) started early this year, cutting off all roads and severing business activity between the town and Kismayo and Mogadishu."CAUSE:Rain Heavy rains since late October. "The on-going El-Nino rains have displaced 492 families and destroyed vast amount of properties in Uganda in landslides and floods" -- DISPLACED: Uganda 2000, Kenya "hundreds" -- CAUSE:Rain "Warmer than usual weather has caused ice in the Tanana River to break apart and pile into a mile-long, 200-foot-wide jam. "CAUSE:Ice Jam

"At noon yesterday the city council's rain gauge at the head of the Bowenvale Valley was showing almost 140mm of rain since Saturday."CAUSE:Rain

Detected by monitoring MODIS imagery in early November. MODIS observation on December 29 shows slightly less flooding than at end of November. Flooding still observed in early January 2003."Floods caused by torrential rain and the swelling of the Congo river in recent weeks have left thousands of people without shelter in central and northern parts of Congo" "Over 100 homes were swept away by the raging waters which covered over 10 km. " "The water swept everything in its path for another 16 km to Githurai area in Nairobi"CAUSE:Dam Break "On Saturday, some 2,000 people were evacuated southeast of the city of Lyon as the Rhone, Saone and Loire rivers and their tributaries rose over warning levels"CAUSE:Rain "Nova Scotia logged record amounts of rainfall over the last two days more than 12 centimetres of rain in 36 hours."CAUSE:Rain

"In St Ives, Cornwall water levels rose by over five feet overnight as the River Stennac burst its banks. " " [Elgin] Inspector Stewart Milne of Grampian Police said the floods had been "the worst in living memory". He said there were reports that the flood water reached 4ft high in some place." Dublin "This is the worst devastation this area has experienced for 50 years." "At least four people died and an undetermined number are missing after mudslides caused when a river overflowed its banks in the Peruvian province of Junin" "Persistent downpours caused the Rio Blanco to overflow its banks, damaging scores of homes and washing away stretches of highway and crops"CAUSE:Rain "...described "as unusual", Tuesday's floods, which resulted from a tropical depression that dumped several inches of rain on the country" "Heavy rains over the past two weeks have left a number of villages and towns, mainly in Central Trinidad, flooded and the Met Office on Wednesday warned of further rains that could lead to additional problems for a number of "Floods in Khanh Hoa province pulled down two houses, sank four ships, damaged two bridges, and inundated provincial roads. Rivers in the province are swelling fast. The Dinh river's water level measured at 5.89 m, or 0.89 m above the highest warning level while that of the Cai river has risen to 8.79 m at 13:00 hrs of Monday. "CAUSE:Rain

"The week-long downpour has caused extensive damage to property. Roads have been flooded and hun dreds of people displaced from slums have been forced to take shelter in school buildings."CAUSE:Rain "After heavy rain, the gravel and mudflow swept through several small villages and farmsteads in Bolivar province." "heavy rains caused several rivers in the region some 700 kilometers (420 miles) north of Bogota to overflow, causing mudslides to cascade down upon three villages last Tuesday"CAUSE:Rain "Storms hit the region on Sunday, bringing 211mm of rainfall over four days. The waters inundated about 5,500 hectares of farmland, destroying 1,300 hectares of crops in Shaoguan. More than 400 houses were destroyed."CAUSE:Rain "Tuesday night flooding which occured after the walls of a dam next to a settlement collapsed following a heavy downpour. The floods, which marked the onset of the short rains, spared only permanent structures and covered a 5-kilometre radius."CAUSE:Rain and Dam break "After the three days of rain, around 400 homes were flooded, and 40 houses and 3 bridges were destroyed, The largest river in the province has risen 30 centimetres above the highest warning level Binh Dinh province is not usually affected by the flooding that hits areas of Vietnam annually"CAUSE:Rain "Major flooding along parts of the San Antonio, Guadalupe and Nueces Rivers in Texas, river flooding elsewhere minor to moderate. Flooding was reported along more than 32 rivers in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Alabama."CAUSE:Rain "Several roads were closed, bridges were washed out and people were evacuated from their homes on the Kenai Peninsula Thursday after heavy rainfall caused major flooding and raised rivers to their highest levels in 30 years The most serious flood damage was along the Sterling Highway leading to Homer on the peninsula's west side, south of Ninilchik and the "In the north-east, the River Don reached its highest level in 30 years the River Tweed reached its highest level for decades ... An average October's rainfall fell in just two and a half days causing rivers - including the Don - to burst their banks, homes to flood and roads and rail lines to close. "Worst floods in 30 years. "Floods of the Uruguay River surging on Sunday have led to the evacuation of over 1,000 people from Salto and Paysandu, two Uruguay's river cities bordering Argentina"CAUSE:Rain

"more than 3,000 victims fled to nearby safer areas as floodwaters in Painan, some 76 kilometers south of the provincial capital, Padang, lay at a depth of one meter to two meters. The two-day heavy rains in several parts of West Sumatra since Thursday caused the Batang Painan river to overflow"CAUSE:Rain "Flooding from torrential rains near the Romania's Black Sea coast on Monday claimed the life of a woman who was swept away by surging waters when the bridge she was standing on collapsed... Elsewhere in Constanta county, more than 100 houses, farms and buildings were inundated and farmland flooded in several localities... The worst affected spot was the small DEAD: Argentina 4, Chile 3-- DISPLACED: Argentina 6000, Chile 800

"Many far-flung villages in the northern districts still remain cut off, as roads and bridges have been washed away in flash floods and landslips. "CAUSE:Monsoon rains

"Flowed rivers, destroyed bridges, flooded villages, disconnected roads, non-reaped crops from the fields is the resulted of the heavy rains that constantly falls for one week in the eastern Macedonia, "CAUSE:Rain "Runoff from two to eight inches of rain that fell in parts of Maverick, Kinney and Val Verde counties earlier this week produced the surge. The river was expected to crest by Friday at 27 feet, more than three times its flood stage of eight feet, . "CAUSE:Rain

Hurricane LiliLousiana - "A combination of storm surges and rain caused levees to fail in Montegut and Franklin, where flood waters threatened hundreds of homes"

Tropical Storm Isidore"Isidore was a tropical storm that hit the Gulf Coast from Louisiana to Florida with heavy rain and winds as high as 60 mph, causing flooding in New Orleans. It made landfall early on the morning of Sept. 26, dumping 10 to 12 inches of water in some areas, and leaving some streets in the Crescent City under as much as 20 inches of water. " "Severe flooding in southern Bulgaria has cut off roads to three mountain villages, leaving their 800 inhabitants isolated from the rest of the country for two days, the civil defence service said Friday. Heavy rainfall since Thursday has swept away bridges and destroyed roads in the Rhodopes mountain range in southern Bulgaria. "CAUSE:Rain "The Chao Phya and Rama VI dams are releasing 3,900 cubic meters per second, which is over crisis levels. The water level in the Chao Phraya river, which was around the 1.50 to 1.60 meter-mark at the beginning of the week, had risen 10 centimeters by Oct. 1 and is expected to continue rising and exceed the record high of 1995, when severe floods hit Bangkok." "On "Tirana's deputy mayor resigned Tuesday after much of the Albanian capital was flooded when a drunken worker opened the gates of a nearby dam"CAUSE:Rain

"Raging water in the central provinces of Nghe An and Ha Tinh inundated more than 60,463 houses.... Flooding also submerged 10 kilometers of the north-south railway line, closing it for five days. According to local authorities, the floods cost more than VND894.8 billion ($58.4 million) in damages. More than 5,225 hectares of rice, 18,156 hectares of other crops, 982 Hurricane Isidore"On Wednesday Isidore drenched Jamaica, caused flooding and forcing shops and banks to close. Its winds were then 80 kilometres per hour, but Isidore quickly gained strength Thursday and easily surpassed the hurricane threshold of 119 kilometres per hour." " Most of the damage appeared to be to the tobacco crop and other agricultural interests Tropical Storm Hanna"The storm dumped 14 to 16 inches of rain in Donalsonville early Sunday, flooding 250 homes and 54 businesses. Agricultural losses in Donalsonville and surrounding Seminole County could run into the millions of dollars, said Rome Ethridge, the county's agricultural extension coordinator, whose office was awash with a foot of water Tropical Storm Fay

"Officials said that up to 600 millimeters of water fell within 24 hours in some areas -- more than the usual total rainfall over six months" "Aramon was submerged Monday night, when a dike protecting its 3,600 inhabitants from a nearby tributary of the Rhone River gave way. At least five people were killed in the village, 10 kilometers southwest of the town of Avignon, in "Thirteen people were killed last week in the southwestern province of Taiz and the western province of Hudaidah as well as in Hadramout in southeast Yemen. Fifteen more died in recent weeks in other parts of the country, the ministry said. "CAUSE:Rain "...meteorologists recorded 133 litres of rain per square meter in only 18 hours. The entire northern part of the popular tourist island was hit by heavy flooding. Floodwaters swept away vehicles and sections of highway and dozens of vehicles were still floating early Thursday alongside pleasure boats in Marina di Campo bay. "CAUSE:Rain

"At least seven people drowned in flood waters, while four were buried under the debris of a wall that collapsed in Bharuch district, of western Indian state of Gujarat, the Indo-Asian News Service (IANS) reported. Three deaths were also reported from Surat, Vadodara and Anand."CAUSE:Monsoon rains "Heavy rains on Tuesday evening caused the river Kifissos to burst its banks once again, flooding hundreds of homes in Athens' outlying Moshatos and Faliro districts, the fire service said. Around 700 firemen were called in to deal with hundreds of emergency calls, as flood waters reached 80 centimetres (32 inches) in some streets, carrying away cars and cutting off "The rains are expected to continue for at least two more days, Guatemala's Meteorological Institute said in a report. The deaths and injuries occurred on the outskirts of Guatemala City, but rivers near the country's Pacific coast have also overflown their banks, though no damages have yet been reported. "CAUSE:Rain "The Malinka and Orekhova Rivers in the far eastern Primorye region overflowed, sending floodwaters into 60 homes... The waters flooded 680 hectares of farmland and 12 kilometers of local roads, and washed out a bridge" "The emergency situation was introduced 10 days ago after ceaseless rains brought about huge flooding, with water approaching houses in several Typhoon Rusa."More than 200 people have been reported killed or missing as a result of floods and landslides caused by the deadliest typhoon in four decades" "Rusa was the deadliest typhoon to hit the Korean peninsula since 1987 , the storm washed away 274 bridges, severed railways and roads in 174 locations, knocked down 10,000 electricity poles "Some 200 people were affected by the floods, with at least 125 homes destroyed, although there were no reports of deaths...."over 75 acres (180 hectares) of rice fields were swept away as well as 28 acres of cassava, groundnuts and vegetable fields were waterlogged and uprooted." "CAUSE:Rain "According to the latest report from the Central Highland province of Dac Lac, by Aug. 21, floods had seriously affected seven out of the province's 19 districts, causing four deaths, one injury, submerging nearly 1,500 houses, 6,154 hectares of rice and nearly 2,000 hectares of other crops. The total losses were estimated at 45.5 billion Vietnamese dong (VND) (3 million "Many of the hardest-hit areas were in Chile's Eighth Region, 530 kilometers south of Santiago, where the Andalien and Bio Bio rivers overflowed and damaged homes in the city of Concepcion and the nearby town of Hualqui. " " three towns in Hualqui were completely inundated when the Bio Bio River burst its banks. Water levels in the area measured as much "Floodwaters brought on by monsoon rains have affected up to a million acres (404,700 hectares) of land throughout the country, leaving thousands of people homeless and causing widespread damage to crops and property"Worst floods in 30 years.CAUSE:Monsoon rains "At least 20,000 people have been badly affected," said Haji Raza Khan, an official in the district of Mardan, approximately 60 kilometers (38 miles) north of Peshawar, adding six people had drowned in the district Friday. Floodwaters from rains that began Thursday have also injured dozens of people, killed hundreds of cattle and buffaloes and destroyed fruit and "The opening of flood gates in southern China has caused the Mekong River to rise to its highest level in 30 years and triggered flooding in northeastern Thailand" "Water levels on the Mekong River yesterday reached 30-year highs, spreading fear among the residents of the northern, northeastern and eastern provinces that their houses will be swept away in the "the regions of Mila, Oum El Bouaghi, Batna, and, to a lesser degree, Khenchela have been hit by floods following the "unseasonal" precipitation they have been witnessing since last Saturday 17 August night. " Aug 27 "Throughout the region, hundreds of homes have been flooded or battered by hail in the storms that began more than a week ago, and vast patches of "flash floods raced through 31 villages in Mae Sot and Phob Phra districts after the Moei River overflowed its banks" "-- Thousands of people in northern Thai province of Tak have been evacuated as several days of heavy rain sparked flashfloods there ... the Moei river there broke its banks Sunday and caused flood levels as high as 2 meters"CAUSE:Rain - flash flood "At the height of the flood Gez River swept through the region at 640 cubic metres per second, causing the most severe flooding on record. Nine counties and cities have been affected by the disaster. " "several counties had been hit by floods after unusually heavy rain ... The situation had been aggravated by high temperatures that had brought large amounts of melt "floods caused by two days of heavy rains killed 26 people and inundated tens of thousands of homes in three provinces in the north of the country and in Hanoi" "In Hanoi, the Red River, swollen by floodwaters, has topped its banks. The system of 500-year-old dykes has protected the city from major problems, but now houses in the area have flooded. " ""This is the worst "Early Saturday morning 17 August , work huts at a construction site of the Xiaowan Hydropower Station under construction on the Lanchang River in Yunnan were demolished by a sudden landslide." "Since 14 August, Xinping County in Yunnan has had an unprecedented number of landslides. They have killed 31 people, left 36 missing and cut a 50-metre wide

"heavy rains began lashing the city Thursday night, causing rivers to swell and creating flash floods. "Two of the victims were women, one was a girl and another a man. They were all living in low-lying squatter camps around East London," "The port city recorded its second heaviest rainfall on history with nearly 32 cm falling in 24 hours, washing houses and cars away, "In San Luis Potosi, the Los Dolores dam buckled under heavy rains early Thursday, flooding the nearby municipality of Villa de Reyes In neighboring Zacatecas the El Capulin dam burst early Thursday, unleashing a torrent of water on the city of Villa Garcia"CAUSE:Dam break "In the eastern province of Jiangxi some 520,000 people in 10 counties were affected by flooding caused by torrential rain which battered the province since last Monday, ...Some residents' homes are submerged in two meters of water water levels in the middle and upper reaches of the province's Gang River and its three tributaries have surpassed warning "The level of floods, caused by a tropical depression, was as high as a person's neck in some areas of Manila, forcing traffic to a standstill and stranding vehicles on streets that resembled rivers,"CAUSE:Rain "This year's flooding damaged thousands of hectares of farmland, disrupted water supply to 20 villages and cut off electricity to 80 other villages" "The floods have also washed away roads and swamped farm land around Galikesh, a town in the province of Golestan some 500 kilometers northeast of Tehran"CAUSE:Rain - flash flood "Floodwaters in parts of the urban areas of Chengdu, the provincial capital, were one to two meters deep. The heavy rain affected 18 counties, 110 towns and 1.2 million local people, and damaged some 70,000 ha. of farmland and over 8, 900 houses"CAUSE:Rain "The area, which was badly affected by a drought, is now reeling under floods triggered by the Jaikur and Indravati rivers bursting their banks"CAUSE:Rain

"In the worst affected area in Filey, water levels reached three feet. "It was the worst flooding Filey had seen in living memory," "CAUSE:Rain - flash flood

"Torrential rain in the past few days caused dykes and water reservoirs on the popular Black Sea coast in southern Russia to burst their banks, damaging hundreds of houses and causing more than 1,500 tourists and residents to flee. As many as 4,000 tourists were still trapped in Shirokaya Balka, a scenic coastal village that was devastated by the flooding"CAUSE:Rain "In Prague, it's the worst flooding in 500 years, and it may be in 1,000 years." "The floods that were mostly in Lower and Upper Austria (in the northeast) have spread to the entire Austrian territory," "In the Kamp River valley, where the Lower Austrian hydrological service last week reported the worst flooding since records began being kept in 1896, water levels "In the south Hunan city of Chenzhou, 45 percent of urban areas were affected after 14 out of 29 reservoirs overflowed" "almost half of Chenzhou city was under water." "Around 38 million people have been affected by floods... which were triggered by rains beginning on August and described as the heaviest to hit the region for years. " "Elsewhere in Hunan, the Xiangjiang "A dam holding water in a lake in the Pamir Mountains of eastern Tajikistan broke Wednesday, flooding a village and killing 20 people, emergency officials said. The dam broke as a result of a mudslide near the village of Dasht in the Roshkalinsky region about 185 miles east of the Tajik capital Dushanbe" "72 houses were completely destroyed, as well as two bridges, a "and hundreds of people stranded as floods and storms ravaged the western Romanian province of Transylvania"CAUSE:Rain

"Torrential rains flooded thousands of homes and caused landslides ... up to 400 millimeters (16 inches) of rain fell in central South Korea on Tuesday. Downpours began Sunday ... A total of 5,210 houses, mostly in the capital of Seoul, were flooded" -- DEAD: North dozens, South 21 -- DISPLACED: North 22000, South 4000 -- CAUSE:Rain Tropical storm Kammuri "the floods caused by Kammuri injured 15 people, left 194 people homeless, and destroyed 12 houses in Wuhua county in Meizhou city, in Guangdong province. Rainstorms that have lasted for days have destroyed two local hydropower station dams and brought havocs to 412 villages to varying extent in Wuhua county" "floodwaters destroyed two "Surging floodwaters have struck a bus in northwest China's Gansu Province, leaving 28 people dead. ... the bus ... encountered a rainstorm in Dingxi County at 11 p.m. on August 4"CAUSE:Rain - flash flood

"village known as "Chhajra" in Jatoi Sub Division of District Muzaffargarh was reportedly swept away on Sunday, three children drowned, besides some 71 Pacca houses,179 kutcha houses, two mosques and seven tube wells, due to flood in Indus River ... Indus River is washing away its banks at Betrampur, Lundi Pitafi, Khanwah, and Gabber Ara in, Bet Dariyai"CAUSE:Rain "extremely heavy rainfalls between 9 p.m. Saturday and 11 p.m. Sunday caused flooding in southern parts of the province, especially in the cities of Anshan, Yingkou and Dashiqiao. In Dashiqiao city, one of the worst hit regions, an urbanite was killed in the floods while a farmer reported missing. According to witnesses, some parts of the city had been inundated by waters "on August 1, the level of water had risen abruptly in the River Malinovka, disrupting telephone communications and electric power supplies to six local villages. A score of houses were inundated. "CAUSE:Rain "Four days of torrential rains that begun Wednesday submerged some 6,000 hectares of rice and other food crops, triggered landslides, and swept away 300 houses. A further 6,400 homes were damaged, while 78 water supply stations were destroyed. Sections of roads across the impoverished northern areas have also been wrecked by the floods" "water levels in the delta "Flash floods caused chaos in northern and eastern Germany Thursday with Hamburg and the states of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Brandenburg worst hit as thunderstorms brought a heatwave to an end." "The whole of Hamburg is under water," CAUSE:Rain "two people were killed and at least 1,300 homes in eastern Romania destroyed by flooding in recent days brought on by heavy rains. About 40 towns in all have been affected" "It was the third time in a month that the area has been flooded, resulting in total estimated damage of about 16 billion lei (about dlrs 500,000). "CAUSE:Rain "Weather experts issued flood warnings for several parts of Scotland after a day of torrential rain Tuesday burst the banks of rivers, left homes flooded and wreaked travel chaos across much of the area In areas worst hit by the downpour, meteorologists recorded 3 inches (7.6 cms) of rain in 24 hours - the equivalent of two month's rainfall."CAUSE:Rain "Heavy rains have swelled rivers and burst two dams in southern Bulgaria, causing intense floods that have ravaged villages, roads, and farmland for two days rainfall in the Plovdiv region in July has exceeded the month's norms by three to four times"CAUSE:Rain and dam breaks "a series of winter storms that have lashed the Cape Peninsula over the past week flooding has become an annual winter ordeal for the many shack dwellers crowded into low-lying areas of the Peninsula. "CAUSE:Rain "Such a raging flood has had no precedence in the 300-year-old history of Sar-e Pol Province . Many homes have been destroyed in those areas and people have lost their properties. The floods have not caused human losses but they have killed many animals in the areas. The flood has washed away homes in some villages of the district."CAUSE:Rain spring floodingCAUSE:Spring Melt

"Heavy storms brought 5 1/2 inches of rain to this Appalachian town last month, causing Doe Creek to grow into an uncontrollable river. The creek and its tributaries flooded farms, homes and businesses. About 200 Giles County homes, eight businesses, three public buildings and two parks were damaged by the flood..."CAUSE:Rain - flash flood "the water has reached dangerous levels in 20 rivers in Xinjiang - record highs for seven of them... In Baicheng county, 11 people were killed and 19 miles of dikes were destroyed, causing $2 million in damage, the officials said. Jeminay county has been flooded four times in the past week, with waters reaching more than 3 feet in some places"CAUSE:Rain "The eight family members died late Wednesday when their house was swept away by floods in Raima, some 100 kilometers (65 miles) west of Sanaa"CAUSE:Rain "A week of heavy rainfall A mother and baby drowned Thursday when their mud home was swept away by torrential floods in Nigeria's commercial capital Lagos. "CAUSE:Rain

"A woman was killed in the city of Khalkhal and other nearby villages in north west Iran were severely damaged by heavy floods" "the floods damaged the infrastructure of 20 villages in addition to water pipelines of five other villages"CAUSE:Rain - flash flood

"A landslide triggered a flood that forced the evacuation of at least 25 people from the small town of Dyea near Skagway on Tuesday...said a sudden surge sent a volume of water down the West Creek drainage. It caused the Taiya River to rise, cresting at 21 feet by 7 a.m. Tuesday before subsiding "CAUSE:Landslide Triggered "Floods swept through the Black Sea city of Rize, where 18 people were killed, 15 were missing and more than 200 remained stranded in their swamped villages"CAUSE:Monsoon rains floods and landslides "The hardest hit district was Makwanpur in the south of the kingdom where about 150 people have been killed since Sunday as their villages were swept away by floods" "recent floods and landslides that affected 46 of Nepal's 75 districts" -- DEAD: total in nepal this year 429 -- CAUSE:Monsoon rains Tropical storms Juan and Kaka."Rains dumped by a deceptively "weak" storm named "Juan" submerged much of Metro Manila and surrounding provinces" Floods and landslides. tropical depression Juan and tropical storm KakaCAUSE:Rain "The region around the Pacific port of Vladivostok received a one-month amount of precipitation over the past few days, but water levels in local rivers rose particularly sharply Sunday, to 2.5 meters (8 feet) above the critical level, said Anatoly Zarechnev, Emergency Situations Ministry spokesman in Vladivostok. "It most likely was the dumping of water from Floods affect "95 percent of the Guasdualito territory" "Following five days of rain, five people were dead and the southern state of Apure was flooded" "President Hugo Chavez declared a state of emergency in Amazonas, Apure, Barinas, Delta Amacuro and Portuguesa states, all of which have rain-swollen rivers, including the giant Orinoco river. "CAUSE:Rain "heavy rain fell over the weekend, causing widespread floods in 10 counties around the country"CAUSE:Rain

"Water streams in Central and Eastern Slovakia have overflown as a result of torrential rains in the area, flooding hundreds of houses, pulling down small bridges and damaging roads"CAUSE:Rain "Flooding near the city of Quchan killed one person, Barakchi said. Two others died in the city of Shirvan. Several homes in villages were also damaged"CAUSE:Rain - flash flood

"Around 400 hectares of subsidiary summer-autumn rice in An Giang province's Tan Chau, An Phu and Tri Ton districts have been inundated by water. Dong Thap province's Luc Thuong district is likely to face total losses because of flooding. Water levels at Tan Chau, at the mouth of the Tien River, one of two biggest rivers in the region, reached 3.02 meters on July "heavy monsoon rains triggered massive landslides in the villages of Sungdel and Dipsung of Khotang District in eastern Nepal, on Sunday 14 July. Some 46 people are feared killed and 150 missing. The landslides reportedly also swept away 29 houses and a health post, and more than 90 houses in the area have been severely damaged."CAUSE:Monsoon rains "Seven people, including five children, have died and two have gone missing due to a flood in the Arkhangay aymak district in central Mongolia"CAUSE:Rain

"Two women, aged 64 and 66, died in southern Moravia on Monday, and five villages were flooded and several houses damaged by waters up to two meters (six feet) high"CAUSE:Rain

"Intense rains caused flooding and mudslides in Guatemala that killed at least two people and destroyed dozens of homes"CAUSE:Rain

"The heaviest July rainfall in half a century has caused serious flooding on the Spanish holiday island of Mallorca up to 55 litres fell inside an hour late Saturday "CAUSE:Rain

"The Waikato River was more than double its usual level, at 5.46m."CAUSE:Rain

"Over 2,000 residents of Tayshetskiy District in Irkutsk Region have been cut off from the rest of the world by floods. The level of water in the Biryusa river has exceeded the critical mark by almost 2.5 meters." "Recent floods on the East Siberian river Biryusa brought damage of R45m ... Tayshet District that had seen the major flooding said the agricultural sector had "Typhoon Chataan, downgraded to a tropical storm but with winds still gusting to 70 mph, dumped 16 inches of rain on Gifu Prefecture near Nagoya, Japan with serious flooding in Gifu and close to 20,000 urged to evacuate their homes"CAUSE:Rain "Floods which swept through Athens after torrential rains early this week seriously damaged at least 1,500 buildings in the city, local officials said Wednesday. The floods, which occurred on Monday when the local Kifissos river broke its banks, also left one person dead. "CAUSE:Rain Typhoons Chataan, Nakri and Halong."Many major thoroughfares and residential areas of Manila and nearby provinces were under water - in some places as deep as six feet. Many families have been forced to move to 96 evacuation centers or to stay with relatives. "CAUSE:Monsoon rains "After incessant rains, the Lalbakiya River overflowed its banks inundating 12 villages in south Rupendehei, local reports said. Twelve villages are under four feet of water. Floods have damaged property and crops worth several million rupees"CAUSE:Rain "More than 6 inches of rain fell Saturday in a portion of drought-stricken southwest Nebraska .... Much of Ogallala escaped major damage, but businesses to the southeast, including restaurants, hotels and a truck stop, were flooded with water and were just beginning to clean up the mess. "CAUSE:Rain - flash flood "At least 10 people were killed and several others are missing after torrential rains caused flash floods in the mountainous region of Salafiyeh in western Yemen over the weekend, local authorities said Sunday Dozens of homes and thousands of hectares (acres) of land were damaged by the flooding in the region 180 kilometres (111 miles) west of Sanaa, he "According to the Interior Ministry's Disaster Prevention Office, a dam that was holding back the waters of the Arauca river has collapsed, provoking a state of emergency in the city of Arauca eastern Colombia, on the border with Venezuela "CAUSE:Rain - dike collapse "...a tropical storm, left over from Typhoon Rammasun" "Large sections of roads were swept away by floods or buried in landslides in the country's worst-affected areas along the southern and southwestern coasts"CAUSE:Rain "Floods hit Zichang County, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, claiming five lives and threatening over 30,000 people, local sources said Friday 5 July . Two people are still missing and nine miners are trapped underground in the flood-stricken area. Rescue efforts are underway to save the miners. Over 20 counties in Shaanxi have had heavy rain since early "A week of monsoon rains has submerged 17,500 villages in Assam, marooning up to 700,000 people. West of here in Bihar, some 200,000 are estimated to be trapped after three days of heavy downpour. The Dhemaji district 465 kilometers east of Assam's capital Guwahati has been the worst hit, with flash floods inundating at least 15,000 villages and leaving up to "At least nine people have died in southern China as the worst summer floods for four years continue to threaten large areas of the country. Torrential rain last weekend has caused floods that left at least five people dead and affected 3.4 million in the southwestern Guangxi region, the semi-official China News Service said. Soldiers were racing to evacuate up to 100,000 "Major flooding on the San Antonio and Medina, San Marcos, Sabinal, Frio Rivers and Cibolo and Barton Creeks in southern Texas with moderate flooding on numerous other rivers and streams. There were 10-14 inches of rain since Monday, and 4 to 8 inches overnight. Many evacuations with homes and roads flooded and dangerous flooding throughout the area. Much July 5 "According to flood control authorities in east China's Jiangsu Province, the capital city Nanjing reported a river level of 8.67 metres on Friday, topping the local danger mark for the first time this year. Several other provincial cities along the Yangtze's lower stretches also posted water levels above the danger mark on Friday.""Emergency services were put on high "The ground floors of more than 1,200 homes in three villages of the Marneuli district, Eastern Georgia, were flooded Sunday morning... Strong showers have caused rivers and brooks in the area to overflow. Floods have also affected the Borjomi, Gurdzhaani and Akhalgori districts in eastern Georgia. Ground floors of several dozen homes and grazing land are flooded. Power

"The dead include 41 people killed in two days of flash flooding in villages 25 miles north of Bombay, said Iqbal Chahal, an official at the affect Thane region. "It is the beginning of the monsoon and the flooding was sudden. These areas were difficult to reach," said Chahal. " "The torrential rains have led to several dams overflowing, resulting in serious floods in the two "A crowd of people were celebrating the feast of Saint John with local government officials at a river bank when strong waves stirred by heavy rain in the upper reaches suddenly breached the bank and blew the victims away"CAUSE:Rain - flash flood "Four people were swept away Tuesday while about 11,000 others were rendered homeless as flash floods swamped 10 villages in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal .. The flooding was caused by a breach in the embankment of the Kalagachi river in Sandeshklahi, "CAUSE:Dike breach "Torrential rains arrived at midnight on June 22 in central Binh Phuoc province's Dong Xoai town and flooded 200 houses and swept away hundreds of local cattle and poultry. Initial losses were estimated at over VND11 billion ($ 723,684). No deaths have been reported so far" "Four people were killed and one seriously injured when flash floods and mudslides hit a " worst flash floods for years ... Hundreds of householders in Belfast, Antrim and Down were mopping up after Friday night's rainfall which caused widespread flooding. Then heavy rain came down again yesterday, flooding homes in Glengormley, Carrickfergus and Whitehead. "CAUSE:Rain "Heavy rain hit the province in Northwest China again from Friday to yesterday. Subsequent flooding has damaged large areas of farmland and many houses in Zhenba, Xixiang and Ningshan counties in southern Shaanxi"CAUSE:Rain "The Rainy River District and area experienced severe flooding on June 9, 10 and 11 that caused extensive damage to private properties and local infrastructure in the area"CAUSE:Rain

"A 20-day norm of precipitation fell in the highlands of Kabardino-Balkaria within a day" "The highway linking Russia and the North Caucasus is blocked in several places by mudflows, and three sections are destroyed by water from overflowing mountain rivers." "There have been no such devastating floods ever recorded in the republic." "One-third of Karachair-Cherkessia, "Heavy rain and 100 kilometer-an-hour (60 mile-an-hour) winds left the northern area of North Island awash. Up to 100 millimeters (4 inches) of rain fell in just a few hours."Worst floods in 15 years. "Dhaka's weather office said 400 millimeters (16 inches) of rain fell in the affected region on Tuesday and Wednesday, causing the Surma and Kangsha rivers to overflow and flood more than 200 villages."CAUSE:Monsoon rains "The local flood-control authority said floods there have been the worst for 80 years. Heavy rainstorms since May 13 have raised major rivers in Guangxi above or close to danger levels. Railways and river transport have been obstructed." CAUSE:Rain "The embankment of Fuhe River broke on June 17, inundating more than 300 hectares of farmland in Jinxi County and making 2,000 people homeless. "CAUSE:Rain - dike collapse

"the Roca River burst its banks amid torrential rain late Sunday and its gushing waters flattened a dike"CAUSE:Rain

"Seven municipalities close to Porto Alegre declared a state of emergency as local rivers Rio Cai and Rio Sao Sebastiao breached their banks and caused 1,400 people to flee their homes"CAUSE:Rain "A total of 148 townships in 10 counties in central China's Hunan Province have been flooded due to successive rainstorms in recent days. Floods have destroyed 8,000 houses, affected 1.44 million people and damaged some reservoirs and river embankments, causing direct economic losses of 420 million yuan. More than 100 mm of rain has fallen recently in six "...from June 11 to 16, a dozen counties' accumulative rainfall had reached 300 millimeters and that of Fuzhou city's Minqing County hit a record high of 353 millimeters. In Jianning County of Sanming City alone, some 80,000 people were affected by flooding, including nearly 1,000 who were stranded in Junkou Township" "Landslide caused by rainstorms early Monday

"Heavy rains triggered a new wave of mudslides and flooding The rain that fell Sunday was the equivalent of what Tajikistan normally receives over the course of four months"CAUSE:Rain - mudslides "The Dhemaji district 465 kilometers east of Assams capital Guwahati has been hammered by flash floods, triggered by monsoon rains, that have submerged at least 50 villages and marooned up to 50,000 people." "Thousands of endangered animals have fled flash floods in the world-renowned Kaziranga National Park in India's northeastern Assam state, making "In Sancti Spiritus, 362 kilometers east of Havana, the waters at the Zaza river dam have risen to what experts are calling "extraordinary" levels. ...heavy rains that have drenched the central region since May 20 have swept away sections of road and railway line, left some towns isolated and done considerable damage to homes and crops"CAUSE:Rain "A day and night of heavy rains pushed the Passumpsic River over its banks Tuesday night, spreading water through homes, businesses and across the roads by early Wednesday."CAUSE:Rain "Torrential rains in the southern Russian republic of Dagestan have triggered mudslides and disrupted water and gas supplies to thousands of people" "The flooding has done more than dlrs 1.5 million in damage to bridges, roads and homes in 12 districts of Dagestan"CAUSE:Rain "June 11 - HEAVY RAINS and thunderstorms continued to pelt the island yesterday, increasing misery in already hard hit parishes and causing a new round of flooding in sections of central Jamaica." "Officials say the recent rains, which claimed at least seven lives, also resulted in losses of over 2,000 has of crops islandwide. "CAUSE:Rain "About 10 hours of rain in Accra have caused extensive flooding of several low-lying areas of the city and residents are on Tuesday cleaning up the mess. Hundreds of residents, in the west of the capital, have been rendered homeless by the rains which poured until mid-day on Monday disrupting life of hundreds of thousands of people. Accra has had a perennial flooding

"The flash flood appeared out nowhere Sunday night. It caused the stream to rise so quickly that it carried away three workers."CAUSE:Rain - flash flood

"By Monday two people were dead and 108 missing after floods hit the seat of Fuping County, Northwest China's Shaanxi Province at the weekend. The floods also ravaged 15 kilometers of highway, a large number of houses and some 533 hectares of farm land in the county, according to local flood control authorities. According to local people, the flood is of a scale "Heavy weekend thunderstorms with rain over 6 inches across parts of North Dakota and western Minnesota led to record river flooding along the Wild Rice River at Twin Valley, Minnesota, and widespread flash flooding. Major flooding also on Wapsipinicon and Rock Rivers in Illinois; the Rock River reached record levels over the weekend" " Farmers used "Eight people were found dead Friday after fierce thunderstorms swept across Europe, leaving a trail of flooded roads, collapsed houses and downed bridges from France to Poland." "Dozens of homes were flooded or damaged by mudslides in both southern Germany and southeastern France after torrential rain, producing record rainfalls, swept across the region." "Intense overnight rains soaked much of Honduras early Sunday, triggering floods that killed at least 10 people, destroyed more than 1,000 homes and left a community in the southern border region cutoff from the outside world. "CAUSE:Rain "rains hit Nilka County in western Xinjiang on Wednesday night and lasted until early Thursday morning, causing floods that swept away more than 70 houses, destroying a large area of farmlands and severing transport links." "...autonomous region of Xinjiang, which includes Ili, has been hit in rapid succession by sandstorms, torrential rain and hail in recent days ... [Ili "Above average rains over the past two months have given rise to floods throughout Uruguay ...Over 3600 hundred people have been evacuated from their homes in Uruguay, and many highways have been shut down."CAUSE:Rain "On 4 June 2002, the Zeyzoun Dam, which is located near the town of Hamah, on the Orontes River, some 350 km north of Damascus, collapsed around 15:40pm (local time), flooding at least three neighbouring villages Approximately 60 Km2 wide-area has been submerged" "Waters from the dam reached depths of up to 10 feet in four nearby villages. "CAUSE:Dam

"Up to 8 inches of rain in 24 hours turned rivers into lakes in eastern Iowa" "Floodwaters rose quickly Tuesday after a burst of heavy rain across the region ... Homes in Cedar Rapids, Monticello, Dyersville and Dubuque were flooded as streams and rivers rapidly overflowed" "Maquoketa River in Jackson County at 33.8 feet Wednesday morning, nearly a foot above "heavy rains are affecting some 73,000 people in 18 of the country's 32 departments." "Heavy rains caused flooding and triggered landslides around the capital Tuesday, "CAUSE:Rain

"An upstate village and town declared states of emergency Thursday after a fierce storm dumped about half a foot of rain in two hours roads and drainage systems overflowed ...the village had not experienced a storm like this since 1918 "CAUSE:Rain "Around 100 buildings were flooded and over 20 people evacuated amid record flash floods in central Bulgaria ...The rainfall Thursday evening was the most intense on record..."CAUSE:Rain "Ice is breaking in the Yenisei River. Turukhansk and Igarka are flooded. Houses in Tura are flooded as well by the Nizhnyaya Tunguska River."CAUSE:Spring Melt

"During the last week, the central part of Chile has been affected by the worst rains in eighty years " "Nearly five inches of rain fell between Saturday and Monday night in this capital city of 5.5 million people, flooding numerous streets, damaging and collapsing homes and cutting electric power to 90,000 homes ... around 50,000 people were evacuated from their flooded "More than 1,500 people were evacuated from eight Yakutia villages, inundated by the Lena and Aldan rivers. The villages of Eldikan, Arbyuntsy, Sitte, Kavitsa, Batamai, Kyuntsy, Ezhantsy and Metino-Aldan are now in the inundation zone. Around 500 dwelling houses and more than 20 production facilities were flooded in those villages" Detected by "The overall flood situation in the district worsened further due to heavy downpour in the area for the last two days and on-rush of hilly waters from the upper catchment. About 40,000 people of Rajnagar, Kamalganj and Kulaura upazilas were marooned as gushing floodwater entered through 7 points of the broken embankments along the rivers Manu and Dhalai ... "Floods on China's largest river, the Yangtze, have arrived a month earlier than normal" "Some parts of the province ... have seen 40 days of rain falling from April. More than 2.5 million hectares of crops had been affected to varying extents by the floods, with the harvest completely ruined in 590,000 hectares ...authorities along the Yangtze River, including in "Heavy rains in the southern peninsula of Haiti since May 24 have triggered floods, washed away bridges and roads, eroded hillsides and destroyed livestock. The most affected areas are the departments of Grand'Anse and Sud." "At least 5,000 people were trapped in Honduras' southeastern province of El Paraiso ... In the central province of Francisco Morazan, about 65 "The flooding closed three northbound exits of the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike and forced many people out of their homes.... Boats, trees and even a portable outhouse were carried from Bear Creek Lake over the lip of the Bear Creek Dam. Floodwaters pounded a bridge on state Route 115, littering it with chunks of asphalt, trees and a utility pole "heavy downpours which affected 18 villages in Bamiyan province last week ... freak floods destroyed thousands of acres of farmland and cut off main roads The most serious damage is to agriculture with 20-50 percent of agricultural land destroyed ... heavy loss of livestock and irrigation canals and cultivation has been badly damaged or destroyed" CAUSE:Rain "From January to April, heavy rainfalls have been registered in the department of Neembucu in the south of Paraguay. The downpours made rivers burst their banks, thus causing extensive flooding On 6 May, the Government declared the department of Neembucu an emergency area... eighty percent of the subsistence crops and sixty percent of maize crops have been "Heavy rains lashed the northern mountainous provinces this week, causing flash floods in a widespread area "thousands of hectares of farm land have been devastated""CAUSE:Rain

"Zufar's heaviest rain in 30 years" "Flash flooding during the past week in a mountainous region of Oman has drowned nine people, killed hundreds of cattle and caused heavy damage, "CAUSE:Tropical Storm "Floods sparked by four days of non-stop torrential rain in eastern Madagascar killed at least 29 people in and around the port city of Toamasina Toamasina has been flooded since a tropical storm hit the region last week"CAUSE:Tropical Storm

"More than 70,000 hectares of arable land have been flooded in Russia's Tyumen region in northern Siberia. Many houses, with a total of 1,000 residents, have also been flooded 46 people were moved to safe areas." "Water level in the Tura River has increased by 12 centimeters over the past 24 hours, reaching 7.5 meters. " May 31:"Houses are flooded in the "A flood caused by an ice jam on the Nushagak River hit the village of Ekwok in southwest Alaska ... The village was under about 18-24 inches of water, troopers said. The water damaged a number of private homes, the power plant and a bulk fuel storage area. "CAUSE:Ice Jam "Up to 4 inches of rain pushed Indiana rivers over their banks Tuesday, prompting evacuation of part of a town and stranding a school bus carrying elementary students on a flooded roadway" "Up to a dozen residential blocks in the Vermillion County town of Clinton were evacuated " "At least 17 Lincoln County roads and streets were closed because of high water, "Floods caused by two days of heavy rains have left some 500 people homeless in Panama and more than 5,100 in neighbouring Costa Rica ...Thousands more families have been cut off by the floods and left without food and drinking water" "floods caused by heavy downpours are the worst in 30 years in that region" -- DISPLACED: CostaRica 5100, Panama 500 -"Flooding and landslides caused by heavy rain have killed at least 30 people in Kenya over the past two weeks reports of deaths were coming in from all across the country as unusually heavy rain continued to pound a wide swath of Kenya " "Landslides and floods displaced at least 5000 people in the Bundibugyo district in western Uganda weeks of torrential rains "The Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River and its tributaries began spilling their banks on Thursday as severe storms rolled through the region, with as much as 4 inches of rain falling in six hours In eastern Kentucky, water was up to the rooftops of homes in the towns of Freeburn and Majestic ... Some roads were under as much as 10 feet of water." "About 2,400 homes and "The rains, which started unexpectedly early Monday morning, continued into the night, making many parts of Nairobi virtually impassable. ... most parts of Nairobi City were still flooded by Tuesday afternoon, especially on the eastern side where drainage infrastructure remains the poorest."CAUSE:Rain "Two people have been killed after torrential rains and flooding hit the Iranian city of Minoudasht in northern Golestan Province, the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) reported on Saturday."CAUSE:Rain "Spring floods have started on Russia's Kamchatka peninsula one month earlier than usual Situation has aggravated in southern Kamcahatka because of strong rains and a quick thawing of snow. Water level has considerable increased over the past three days in the Sobolevo and Ust-Bolsheretsky districts. Water has risen by 1.5 meters in the river of Bolshaya Vorovskaya, "Fourteen people were dead and 23 missing in Colombia as a result of torrential rains that fell throughout the country in recent days, authorities said Saturday. The rains have caused flooding in central, northern and western parts of the country. Meteorologists believe the rains were caused by the El Nino phenomenon that reappeared this year in the Pacific."CAUSE:Rain "A thunderstorm that unleashed up to 10 inches of rain in four hours on the West Texas town of Albany flooded homes and businesses Thursday, swept some mobile homes into a creek and forced the evacuation of a nursing home and several residences." "... estimated at least 100 residences and other structures were damaged in the town's worst flooding in almost a "Tobol River and its tributaries have flooded seven settlements in Russia's Kurgan region, sources in the Ministry for Civil Defense and Emergencies have told Itar-Tass. 286 houses populated by 718 people happened to be in the flood zone. Twelve people have been evacuated. The water ruined three bridges, 500 meters of motor roads, two dikes and five "One day of heavy rains in Badghis province in western Afghanistan on 23 April caused flooding in Qala-i-Naw and Ab Kamari districts. The Governor's office in Qala-i-Naw has reported that two people are dead and five are missing as a result of the flash floods. According to initial reports, 500 houses have been destroyed and 1,200 people in Qala-i-Naw "Standing crops on 19,275 hectares land in 10 upazilas of the district were damaged as the flash flood inundated 40 haors due to incessant rain and collapse of the dam" "The flooding has caused by breaches in poorly constructed Barak embankment in Dhirai upazila that gave way to strong current 75 percent crop in 27 haors have gone under water in the district "Flooding caused by torrential rains in eastern Ethiopia has left an unknown number of people dead and displaced thousands this week... Dubti district (Afar region) was flooded when dikes ... broke. More than 4,000 inhabitants lost their shelter, household possessions, grazing lands and farm fields In Kelafo (Gore district), heavy rains caused significant livestock death. "Indonesian island of Sumba was hit by flash flood last week, claiming the lives of 19 people The flood also destroyed a bridge linking the districts of East Sumba and West Sumba Last week's flood was the second biggest to hit East Nusa Tenggara in two years"CAUSE:Rain

"Four people were killed and four others sustained injuries and many houses destroyed and washed away in a violent flash flood from Cijalupang river in Tasikmalaya, West Java, in the small hours of Thursday"CAUSE:Rain "worst flooding in recent history" "A mix of heavy rains and unusually warm temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday caused the snow bank in Michigan's Upper Peninsula to rapidly melt, sending rivers and streams spilling over their banks."Worst floods in 40 years.CAUSE:Rain and snowmelt "Eleven people died in floods that swept parts of southern and central Iran since Sunday destroying homes and roads, Iranian state radio reported. Eight of the dead were in the southern town of Bandar Abbas, and the other three in the central province of Yazd. Infrastructure was also damaged in Esfahan province of central Iran"CAUSE:Rain "Nineteen people have died during a week of torrential spring rains in Saudi Arabia Civil defense units have rescued hundreds of people in the past few days from rising flood waters in southern and western parts of the kingdom"CAUSE:Rain "Heavy rains in isolated areas of Faryab province have caused tributaries of the Maimana river to burst their banks, destroying 323 homes and affecting 845 families Authorities quoted by the UN suggested that more than 2,000 head of livestock had been killed and several hundred thousand square metres (yards) of land inundated"CAUSE:Rain "The downpour caused flash floods and mudslides, flooding houses, cutting power and stranding thousands of people who were returning to Santa Cruz after the Easter holiday"CAUSE:Rain "A week ago, about 280 people lost their homes in an inundation near the Yahksu River. The flood destroyed 40 houses and five kilometers of roads" CAUSE:Rain

"In the northern department of Tumbes bordering Ecuador, a 17- hour downpour made Zarumilla River spill over and flooded parts of the Pan-American Highway, blocking traffic there ... Meanwhile, the rise of the water level in Titicaca Lake flooded farmland, settlements and grassland"CAUSE:Rain "Nine residents in two districts in Nias, off the northwest of Sumatra island, died Wednesday after four rivers burst their banks ... the floods have inundated at least ten villages in both districts under about two meters of water. Dozens of homes and a bridge had been destroyed." CAUSE:Rain March 27 "A tropical depression dumped heavy rains over Surigao del Norte and Surigao del Sur provinces in the south late last week ... More than 50,000 people have also been displaced by the floods, which have already subsided ... a massive power failure delayed the relay of casualty and damage reports" CAUSE:Rain "Authorities evacuated several homes and businesses in low-lying areas along the Danube River on Friday after two days of torrential rains caused widespread flooding in the river valley""According to the Hungary Ministry of Transport and Water Management, the river reached its highest levels in 50 years last week ... the worst of the flooding ... took place in "Floods have destroyed some 100 houses in a number of suburbs in the northern Mozambican city of Nampula ... the situation in six of Beira's suburbs was critical. Families had to be rescued when their houses were completely floodedCAUSE:Rain "After a weekend of rain, the Cumberland River crested almost 16 feet above flood stage in Pineville on Monday""Record flooding along the Clinch River and the north fork of the Holston River in southwestern Virginia drove at least 15 people from their homes Monday in Saltville"March 21 "While residents of Harlan and nearby towns cleaned up Wednesday, heavy "Several villages in southern Xinjiang were submerged after a 50-metre fissure appeared in the Xiker reservoir on Sunday, causing water to gush out... There were no casualties, but a great deal of damage had been caused,... the crack appeared five hours after an earthquake in Afghanistan, which shares a small border with Xinjiang"CAUSE:Dam break "Floods hit Shalatein, on the Red Sea, about 900 kilometers southeast of Cairo. A mother and her three children died when their Bedouin house collapsed...A large number of sheep also died and around 200 Bedouin tents and houses were reported destroyed."CAUSE:Rain March 6 "At least 1,500 hectares of rice crops were lost when the Bulu Bulu River flooded fields in western Ecuador after several days of heavy rain"March 13 "About 480 families have been evacuated from their homes around the country ... four provinces on the coast and one in the Andes mountains where the damage from the rains has been most severe" "the possibility

"Flood waters from a clogged river gradually were submerging this northern Afghan village after a powerful earthquake sheared off a steep cliff ... About 300 homes either have been submerged or have collapsed because their bases eroded... Unless the dam was breached and the water allowed to flow, all 1,000 or so buildings in the village could be underwater in "A local hospital with four patients and six personnel in the settlement of Orlov of GaiYershovsky district of the Saratov region has been cut off from "mainland" as a result of spring floods." " water level had been rising in small rivers in the Saratov region. Ice has been melting on river banks, and hollows and cracks have appeared on ice-bound rivers. Ice has been "The storm has caused extensive damage to roads and farms" CAUSE:Rain

"The Fitzroy River continues to rise in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, with flood waters cutting a major highway and forcing the evacuation of a community" "AN area almost the size of Tasmania has been inundated in Western Australia's north.."Worst floods in 88 years.CAUSE:Rain No news reports, detected with Modis Rapid Response images.CAUSE:Rain

"The storm dumped 39.4 millimeters of water in an hour, making it the worst rainstorm in the 500-year history of La Paz, which sits in the midst of the Andes mountains at an altitude of 3,500 meters" ... "The National Meteorological Service said the city has not had such an intense rain in the 50 years it has kept records"CAUSE:Rain "...Uzbekistan is suffering from massive flooding due to the release of waters from the Toktogul reservoir in neighboring Kyrgyzstan. Annual damages from the release total $700 million," No suitable Modis 250 data located. CAUSE:Dam release "The flooding seriously damaged railroad tracks in at least three villages in Batang ... the floods have inundated at least three villages in Batang under about one meter (3.3 feet) of water." "The floods affecting the four regencies were caused by the overflow of River Juana from the Kedung Ombo dam located between Sragen and Boyolali in the province" "Seen from "Over the past few days torrential rain has hit much of central Queensland causing widespread flooding."CAUSE:Rain

"About 300 houses were flooded in three villages of the Samtredi district ... The first floors of the houses are flooded, and their dwellers are gone to safe places. Nobody was hurt, but several dozens of cattle heads died. The flood damaged power lines and several motor bridges "CAUSE:Rain "Thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes for the second time in a month as floods returned to many parts of Jakarta today. All five mayoralties of Jakarta have seen areas inundated by water ranging from 10 centimeters to 50 centimeters..." CAUSE:Rain "Heavy rains and floods have struck several parts of the country, washing out bridges and roads, and floodinghundreds of homes and holiday campsites... The waters rose so fast that roads and bridges were washed away - residents were left paddling in the streets." Worst floods in 50 years.No suitable Landsat 7 data located. CAUSE:Rain Feb 13"A motorist was washed off the Stuart Highway by a flooded river as Darwin remains isolated by monsoonal rain for a second day."Feb14"The river [Katherine ] peaked at 17.3 metres this afternoon, the highest since it reached 21 metres in 1998 and inundated the town. "CAUSE:Rain "Residents in York were today fighting to keep out flood water after the River Ouse burst its banks" "..the River Severn, which winds from center of England to the southwest, was expected to overflow and flood the central towns of Bewdley and Worcester. The river burst its banks upstream in Shrewsbury and continues to rise at a rate of 0.3 meters each "More than 40 people have been killed and dozens hurt in massive mudslides sparked by heavy rains in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo" "Red Cross staff in Uvira estimated that 70 houses had been destroyed as the flood waters swept rocks and boulders from nearby hills through the port near Congo's border with Burundi. "CAUSE:Rain "Torrential rain swept NSW for a second day today causing landslips and flash flooding which forced the evacuation of homes and hospitals." "130mm of rain fell across Sydney in the 24 hours" "eastern Melbourne received nearly a month's rainfall overnight. "CAUSE:Rain

"Floods and landslides, triggered by torrential rains prevailing in Peru during the past few days, have left at least 5,000 families homeless across the Andean country ... More than 2,130 houses were damaged or destroyed, and hundreds of hectares of agricultural land were inundated ... On the outskirts of the capital, the area near the Andes in particular, 2,500 "The rains swelled the Santo Antonio and the Todos os Santos rivers, which run through the city of Teofilo Otoni, destroying a bridge and causing heavy flooding in six neighborhoods in the city"No suitable Landsat 7 data locatedCAUSE:Rain "The death toll in the torrential rains has gone up to 11 with seven more persons dying at various places in the southern parts of Tamil Nadu since Saturday"No suitable Landsat 7 data locatedCAUSE:Rain Jan30: "Between 15 to 20 percent of Jakarta was under water on Wednesday afternoon" Jan31: "In Jakarta alone, some 40,000 houses were flooded, authorities said. Water in most places began to subside, but floodwaters remained as high as 2 metersin some parts of Jakarta""At least three people were killed and another three missing after a dike burst on the "In the region around Panemune, Lithuania the Nemunas River rose 1.31 meters over a 24hour period, in large part due to run-off from banks. Natural ice dams had left large amounts of ice on the banks of the river there." Feb1 "The number of flooded farmsteads has grown from 80 to 145 over the past 24 hours, with 422 people living in the flooded "More than six inches of rain Saturday turned usually placid and picturesque mountain streams into rushing torrents that cut off roads and hiking trails across the state." CAUSE:Rain

"More than 8 inches of rain has fallen in some areas since Wednesday, swamping roads, spilling creeks over their banks, damaging homes and forcing schools to close""...the Duck River in Columbia was forecast to crest at 48 feet - 16 feet above flood stage - by afternoon. Murphy said that would be the highest crest at Columbia since 1975""In Lawrence County, on "Cold and windy rains in the district of Podor demolished close to 20,000 houses in 213 villages and killed more than 380,000 heads of sheep, goats and cattle. Rains also washed away 2,438 hectares of crops, including 1800 tons of rice in Podor and 991 tons in Dagana district. Infrastructures were also adversely affected."No suitable Landsat 7 data located "Flooding, primarily caused by the deliberate destruction of a dam, swamped 800 metres of Jakarta's airport tollway, effectively cutting off the capital from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport on Tuesday" "The meteorological office has warned that Jakarta and its surrounding areas can expect heavy rain until early next month" "the floods covered over hundreds of "The ongoing floods started after heavy rains on Sunday night swelled water levels of the main rivers in the city." "the exodus of residents continues as floodwaters measuring up to three meters deep flooded their homes." "The residents accused the local authorities of failing to curb deforestation in the upstream areas of several rivers running through Medan and of "The amount of rainfall in Bushehr is the highest in 28 years" "Shiraz, the capital of the Fars Province, is worst hit and most of the city has been inundated...In another southern province of Bushehr, floods hit more than 20 villages after several rivers burst their banks... while another city of Dashtestan and several villages in the province have been totally inundated. HA "The inundation was caused by a sharp rise of water -- up to 2.5 meters -- in the Kuban river whose estuary is covered by ice. This is 60 centimeters higher than the critical mark... Measures are now being taken to increase the discharge of water from the Kuban to the Sea of Azov. Blasts are made by three groups ...They have to break the ice cap at the river estuary "experts have identified inadequate drainage as the major cause of flooding in the region"No suitable Landsat 7 data locatedCAUSE:Rain

"Worst affected was the region of Dempo Utara where all the fatalities occurred from the flooding and in landslides which swept away homes." No suitable Landsat 7 data locatedCAUSE:Rain "Landslides and floods that hit several villages in the regency of Sangihe Talaud in North Sulawesi ... destroyed62 houses and forced hundreds to seek refuge ... Mudflows from the Karangetan volcano have worsened the situation" CAUSE:Rain "Rain has been falling since New Year's Eve ... More than 200,000 people have been affected by the rains which have caused flooding and swollen rivers in several provinces in the southern Philippines" CAUSE:Rain

"At least 80 historically importantbuildings were destroyed or damaged when the Rio Vermelho spilled over its banks into Goias' old city ... A wooden cross that Goias' first settlers erected more than 300 years ago also was carried off by the floodwaters." No suitable Landsat 7 data locatedCAUSE:Rain "The flooding and landslides also left six houses destroyed and caused two bridges to collapse. Floodwaters were 1.5 meters high at Tamarunang village in Somba Opu subdistrict near the river on Tuesday. Hundreds of houses and farmland was also submerged in Gowa." CAUSE:Rain "In western Romania, however, temperatures rose, melting ice and snow in the Apuseni Mountains. Dozens of villages nearby were flooded and some 30 families were stranded."CAUSE:Snowmelt "... huge tracts of crop fields and several homes have been destroyed by the flooding" On Jan 8 flooding spread to Salima, Karonga and Dedza districts.Feb 5 "Floods have hit 11 of Malawi's 27 districts"CAUSE:Rain "In a matter of 15 minutes, an ice flood in the Yellow River, caused by melting ice and strong winds, crushed dams and pummelled Wuhai. Two hours later, five villages were destroyed. Officials with the information department of Wuhai said ice floods have probably happened every year in the past, but recent high temperatures thawed the ice layers in upper reaches of "In other parts of the hard-hit Vosges region, rescue workers in scuba gear worked overnight Saturday to evacuate 60 families from their homes, TF1 and LCI television reported. Flood waters in some towns rose as high as 32 inches" "In the Black Forest, rivers burst their banks on Saturday night and water levels reached their highest point for more than a decade" "The flood inundated 19,306 houses as Deli, Babura and Denai Rivers flowing through the city [Medan] with a population of two million overflowed" ... "The Asahan river has washed out roads and destroyed at least one major bridge" ... "The worst-hit was probably Lubuk Pakam, Deli Serdang regency. Hundreds of houses and a vast farming area were submerged"Flood "Heavy rains caused torrents of water to sweep through the town of Hafah on Thursday and Friday ...Most buildings in the town had their ground floors flooded ...Many orchards and vegetable fields were also inundated""...described the floods as the worst in Latakia province for 30 years"CAUSE:Heavy rains "...a man was killed when he was swept away by the flood-engorged waters of the Ergene river in northwest Turkey. Several hunters near the shore of river were rescued by military helicopters from trees they'd climbed to escape the flood"CAUSE:Heavy rain "Heavy rains since last week have caused rivers in the region northeast of Lima to overflow their banks"CAUSE:Heavy rains causing floods and mudslides

"Damages from the flooding, which swept across some 104 roads, were thought to have caused almost 13 million baht (296,800 dollars)" CAUSE:Heavy rain causes flash flood

"The mountain town of Petropolis suffered the most extensive damage, and several low-lying Rio suburbs were flooded when rivers burst their banks.""worst flooding Brazil has seen in 30 years"CAUSE:Torrential rain causing mudslides and floods "...record rainfalls of up to 160 mm in the last 24 hours. Rainfalls of above 200 mm were also reported in northern Morocco." "The rain came after three successive years of drought in the north African country"CAUSE:Heavy rains "Besides flooding the villages, the heavy rain, which started Friday and lasted more than 48 hours, had caused the Sungai Galas to overflow its banks and flood most of the roads in town last night. " "Most of those evacuated are from villages and towns in Pahang that were submerged under waters up to seven meters high after nearby rivers overflowed due to more "Three areas were hit by an hour long storm and flash floods in KwaZulu Natal on Wednesday night, leaving at least three people dead" "About 30 families have been left homeless following floods in the Greater Tubatse and Thembisile Municipalities in Mpumalanga on Wednesday night."CAUSE:Storms and flash floods Jeli: "At the height of yesterday's floods, the two villages as other low-lying areas in Kelantan were under 1.5 metres of water" CAUSE:Heavy rain

" "Families have lost their belongings, including crops, livestock and household goods," an OCHA field officer reported ..."Houses have been destroyed, entire villages have been evacuated, and people are living in the open," " CAUSE:Heavy rains and flooding Dec 18 "While rain has let up, runoff will keep rivers in flood from eastern Texas through Alabama on the south and through Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio in theCAUSE:Heavy rain "Incessant heavy rains in the past week have caused most rivers in the south of the country to burst their banks, and dams to spill, raising fears of flooding." CAUSE: Heavy rains

"Heavy rainfall in southern Turkey and Izmir has flooded hundreds of homes and shops" 12/18 "Floods and blizzards wreaked a third straight day of havoc in Turkey on Tuesday, with at least eight more people found dead as most of the nation was paralyzed by the weather. " FATALITIES: 9 DISPLACED: Turkey: 300 Greece: 300CAUSE:Storms and floods "The southern Mozambican city of Inhambane is virtually cut off from the rest of the country by road due to flooding in the Jangamo peninsula," CAUSE:Above normal rainfall (460.36mm of rain fell in October and November) "Heavy rains killed five people in western Colombia Thursday, including three children who died when their school bus overturned on a flooded highway. The two others died when a rainswollen river swept away their homes in Cali," FATA;ITIES: Columbia: 5 Ecuador: 3CAUSE:Heavy rains "the flash boards above a dam wall opened when Sterkspruit river overflowed releasing about 2,000 cubic metres of water into the town ...About an hour later the Sterkspruit overflowed and various streets close to the business centre were engulfed by water. "CAUSE:Heavy rain caused a river and dam to overflow Tropical Storm Kajiki "In Metro Cebu, the non-stop downpour since Wednesday morning caused heavy floods in eight downtown villages and caused landslides in three mountain villages of Cebu City. Six villages were also flooded in Mandaue City"CAUSE:Heavy rains "Resulting flooding of the River Dez killed six people near the city of Andimeshk, in Khuzestan province, some 450 kilometers southwest of Tehran, ... Damage estimates had not been completed and rescue operations were continuing..." CAUSE:Torrential rain has fallen across Iran for three days, causing flash floods in many areas.30,000 ha of farmlands in Bushehr "More than 6,000 people in four kampungs in Sabah's Membakut Sub District have been cut off by floods since Tuesday." CAUSE:Heavy rain

"Three people were killed as floods drenched hundreds of homes and businesses in coastal Turkish cities .... Waters swept away roads, a bridge and a highway and overturned vehicles, carrying some into the sea" "The floods, which also caused mudslides, damaged vast sweeps of agricultural land, cut power networks and blocked roads in the province as well as in "Violent rain "of unprecedented intensity" hit the island at midnight and was still falling on Thursday morning" ... "caused widespread flooding and extensive damage" ... "Hundreds of homes, shops and businesses were flooded at dawn in the island's main town""the average rainfall per square meter in Icel since the beginning of December was more than four times "Heavy rain from Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee caused major flooding. Scores of roads were closed and hundreds of homes and businesses were drenched. Hundreds of motorists and residents across the region had to be rescued from stranded cars and inundated homes. One vehicles related death was reported in Tennessee." "Arkansas County had about 250 "Espirito Santo Gov. Jose Ignacio Ferreira has declared a state of emergency in 44 of the eastcentral state's 78 municipalities, and the army has been called in to build emergency bridges to areas cut off by the flooding." "the rains were the heaviest in decades, with more rain falling in two days than in the average month. " CAUSE:A week of torrential rains causing flooding "The civil defense office said 23 villages in Negros Occidental province were affected and more than 4,800 families were forced into 218 evacuation centers in the area 310 miles southeast of Manila. At least eight houses were destroyed there and 49 were damaged" CAUSE:Several days of heavy rains "Over 300 families in Kyazanga, Uganda's central district of Masaka, were left homeless after a three-day heavy downpour. The most affected area was Kyazanga trading center where huge properties were destroyed by the rains" CAUSE:Three-day heavy downpour

"As much as 12 inches of rain was reported on the Edwards Plateau west of San Antonio" "Up to 13 inches of rain fell in parts of Texas on Thursday and early Friday, breaking daily records in Austin and San Antonio"CAUSE:Flash flooding from heavy rain "The 36-hour downpour began last Friday, setting off mudslides that plowed through several of the hilly capital's working-class neighborhoods, collapsing buildings, blocking roads, overturning vehicles and knocking out power. Thousands of families were forced to leave their homes ... The flood followed a prolonged drought that had forced water-rationing since mid"Authorities reported about 120 landslides, and rivers throughout the island were flooding their banks ... floodwaters have swept away bridges, damaged hundreds of homes and forced more than 250 people to stay in emergency shelters... The rains have caused an estimated dlrs 17 million in damage to banana, coffee and other crops" CAUSE:Rains from first cold-front of the Typhoon Lingling BEGAN: Vietnam -11/12/01-11/13/01, philippines 11/6/01-11/09/01 -- "In one area, there was a waist-high stretch of earth that peeled off from the mountain and covered the highway," Romualdo said. Military helicopter pilots flying overhead "thought it was a riverbed. It turned out it was a highway covered with water and mud.""This is the first time this has "Rains in the interior over the past few days have caused the three rivers -- Sungai Jelai, Sungai Semantan and Sungai Tembeling -- to swell and overflow their banks. In Raub district, several low lying areas have been under between 0.5m and 1.0m of water after Sungai Semantan burst its banks" CAUSE:"Rains in the interior over the past few days" "floods started Thursday and have already devastated the food reservoirs in the villages of Aaminey, Awrmaleh, Makayuri, Gandobelh, Bardhere-Oji and others, all in about 15 kilometers distance west of the main Jilib town. He said the floods have likewise washed away all crops and farms in the very vicinity whileCAUSE:Heavy rains in Neighboring Ethiopia "Heavy rains in north-west Rwanda have claimed two lives, killed five cows, four goats and left 953 families homeless, official sources in Kigali reported Friday"CAUSE:Heavy rains

Hurricane Michelle "The coastal region has been hit with as much rain in the last five days as it normally gets in six months ... This week's rains heavily damaged sugar, banana and cattle ranches in Honduras" "In Cuba, ... agricultural damage was particularly severe in the hard-hit central province of Matanzas, where 90,000 metric tons of oranges were lost in the storm." "water reached a depth of two metres (6.6 feet) in some parts of Puring" "Downpour fallen for three days since last Friday in some regions in southern part of Central Java has forced the evacuation of local people, including 18,000 residents of Kebumen district."CAUSE:Days of rain - Java is entering the rainy season "Villages and towns in Cambridgeshire and Essex were especially badly-hit, with flood damage likely to run into hundreds of thousands of pounds" "some areas of Kent, Cambridgeshire and Essex counties received up to 2.7 inches of rain in 24 hours - equivalent to the normal rainfall for the entire month of October" "heaviest rainfall in Cambridge for a century and the worst "The downpours halted the railway service on the North-South route for 30 hours as many railway sections and bridges in the central region of the country from Thua Thien-Hue province to Khanh Hoa province were flooded."CAUSE:Torrential weekend rains and lightning storms "More than 300 houses in the town of Loriol in the Drome region were flooded by more than a meter (more than three feet) of water overnight Saturday. The water caused the collapse of several of the 11th century ramparts which protected the town"CAUSE:Violent storms "About 25 villages of two unions in two upazilas of Satkhira district have been inundates as flood water entered through a breach developed in the WAPDA embankment of Kapatakha river at Chuibaria area under Protapnagar union parishad in Assasuni upazila at midnight of Wednesday last." CAUSE:Breach of embankment at Chuibaria area "Flooding is occurring on numerous rivers in Illinois and Indiana from heavy rain through week into weekend. Significant flooding is expected along the Wabash River in Indiana, river levels are expected to rise to as much as 9 feet above flood stage. This is unusually widespread October flooding which has not been seen since the 1920's in central and southern "Around 52 villages in Cuddapah district are completely marooned, leaving hundreds trapped" "Cuddpah collector Adar Sinha was removed for opening the flood gates of a dam without warning people about it." "While 55,747 houses were damaged, there were 1,386 breaches in irrigation systems, he said adding crops in 1.25 lakh hectares were damaged and 650 cattle "La Nacion daily reported that five million hectares of farmland were flooded in La Pampa, Cordoba and Santa Fe. Meanwhile, DyN news agency said Thursday that Buenos Aires province has been hit by the heaviest rains recorded in history, destroying 3.5 million hectares of crops." "In addition to economic losses mounting into the millions of dollars as a result of

"Flood water submerged thousands of acres of farm land as well as 30,000 houses and public buildings" "orrential rains also damaged vast amounts of cropland just ahead of the fall harvest" No suitable Modis 250, Modis 9 or Landsat data located'Worst rains for a century'CAUSE:Torrential rain and tidal waves HECTARES FLOODED: 32,110 acres "Four people were killed after floods caused by heavy rains hit the southern Philippines city of Zamboanga... Power was knocked out in large parts of the city and low-lying areas had to be evacuated during the rains on Wednesday" CAUSE:Torrential rains triggered flashfloods "At least 1,136 village homes and thousands of hectares of rice fields on the south coast of Central Java province, Indonesia, were submerged on Monday by massive floods following incessant rains over the past two days" CAUSE:Heavy rains at the beginning of this year's wet season "the southern region of Gard received as much rain within an eight-hour period as it usually does in six months. Some 40 villages and hundreds of hectares (acres) of farmland and vineyard were flooded"CAUSE:Flash floods caused by severe thunderstorms "The floods, in the lowland tropical region of the country, have caused thousands of dollars of damage to property and crops, according to police. "The torrential rains lasting over 72 hours have washed away several thousand acres of farmland with standing paddy crops, apart from damaging the roads in the area," " CAUSE:"Unexpected rains occurred in the eastern parts of "Thousands of inhabitants of northern Iran have been evacuated following torrential rains which hit the region over the past two days ... Many rivers had swollen and houses been damaged or destroyed in towns bordering the Caspian sea, " CAUSE:Torrential rains "About 9,000 houses in Nalgonda, Guntur and Mahabubnagar districts were damaged, he said, adding over 50 minor irrigation tanks also suffered damages" CAUSE:Torrential rains triggered by low pressure area "In the state of Rio Grande do Sul where the storm killed four people and rendered about 2,000 homeless, 27 cities have declared a state of emergency and are left with no electricity and clean water. "The flooding is the worst the state has seen since 1983 and 1984,"... According to a spokesman of the state Civil Defense in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil's wealthiest and "Torrential rain and flooding has claimed 10 lives in southern Rwanda's Gikongoro province, where livestock and crops are also at risk ... hillside crops have gone, while those in paddyfields have been swamped by sand deposits" CAUSE:Torrential rain Typhoon Lekima "Several villages in north part of the province have been submerged in deep water as rivers overflowed because of heavy rains" CAUSE:Heavy rain

Hurricane Juliette "Heavy rain brought by Juliette flooded more than 200 homes in the southwestern state of Michoacan ... Rain-swollen rivers knocked out two bridges in Oaxaca state" Hurricane Juliette atmospheric pressure was second-lowest on record for a Pacific hurricane in this hemisphereCAUSE:Heavy rain brought by Juliette "...the new floods in the province have so thus far destroyed 200 residential andcommercial complexes, 85 rural roads and 25 bridges while 50,000 head of livestock have perished and 460 hectares of farmland has been washed away"CAUSE:Non-stop torrential rainfalls in the last 24 hours "Torrential rains in Sichuan province on Tuesday and Wednesday left streets in the city of Jinyang under head-high waters ... Train tracks were covered and transportation paralyzed, stranding more than 10,000 travelers in the city" CAUSE:Torrential rains Mexico:"A downpour caused the Rio Coatan to overflow Wednesday, flooding a large portion of the Pacific-coast town of Cacahoatan and killing two women who tried to outrun the advancing floodwater" DAMAGE: Mexico: nd El Salvador: nd FATALITIES: Mexico: 4 El Salvador: nd DISPALCED: Mexico: nd El Salvador: 800CAUSE:Torrential rains from a Typhoon Nari "Downpours and water from swollen rivers had inundated thousands of homes and some 4,100 office buildings around the island, 80 percent of them in Taipei." worst floods in a century "Taiwan's worst-ever flood disaster"CAUSE:Typhoon Nari dumps dumped 49.5 inches of rain in 51 hours - floods and landslides "Rome issued a 23-million-dollar aid package to help those affected by exceptional rains that led to the collapse of major public and private buildings and general infrastructure." CAUSE:Fierce rainstorms

"The flooding in the low areas has caused extensive damage to agriculture (17,000 hectares submerged) and cattle. Reports confirm food shortage, leading to increased prices of staple food, which particularly affects population groups with low income." DAMAGE: Guinea: nd Mali: FATALITIES: Guinea: 9 Mali: 2 DISPLACED: Guinea: 40,000 Mali: 3500CAUSE:Heavy

"Torrential rains since Friday have washed out thousands of villages near India's border with Nepal, forcing people to seek refuge on higher ground or move to schools and government buildings in safer places. Some 50 villages were inundated early Monday after the overflowing Burhi Gandak and Gandak rivers broke through rows of sandbag embankments" Sep 18 "Floods caused by torrential downpours killed at least three people and forced more than 800 families out of their homes in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, the civil defense department said Tuesday" CAUSE:Torrential downpours "Nearly 1.5 million people have been affected by sustained rainfall in eastern Uttar Pradesh, which has cut off large areas of the state, a UNI report said Saturday. Around 352 of 627 affected villages in Gorakhpur district are completely marooned, leaving around 300,000 people trapped ... In Gorakhpur, a breach on an embankment on Friday led to flooding of large Landslides and floods block the major highway linking Katmandu with the rest of Nepal "Road crews had scraped out a temporary path next to the main Prithvi Highway. But unceasing rainfall sent rocks and mud sliding down the hillsides and that route was soon blocked, too. Cars and trucks were backed up for miles along the highway from a point 95 kilometers (60 Typhoon Fitow"Thousands of people have been stranded by serious flooding in south China's Hainan Province over the past three days. Rainstorms hit most of the regions of the island province, with Changjiang County recording 722 mm. Swollen rivers have inundated farmland and houses." "Zhanjiang City in south China's Guangdong Province has been hit by "About 60 villages in the southeast region of Kano had been swept away by flash flood after the burst of the Tiga and Challawa dams and the overflow of Kano River on Tuesday night," " Jigawa State ..."many" people were feared dead and 30,000 were homeless ... 102 people were missing, swept away by the water unleashed from three dams late Thursday. The flash "Heavy rain had already caused flooding in some villages on the vast plain but it became worse when water bursts the banks of the River Semliki on the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo... The flooded areas are on a plain stretching to the east of the DRC starting at the foot of a spur of the towering ice-capped Ruenzori range" CAUSE: Heavy rain "Heavy rains whipped across Funing county near the border to Vietnam early Saturday, leaving 120 millimeters of downpour within just two short hours, the Yunnan Daily reported. Eight rivers in the county were flooded, including Puting River, where the level rose to 10.7 meters, 70 centimeters above the danger level" CAUSE:Heavy rains "The floods - caused by 23 inches of rain over the past week in Binh Thuan province inundated 160 homes and damaged 10,625 acres of rice fields, a provincial official said." "...floods submerged 2,200 homes in Daklak province"CAUSE:23 inches of rain over the past week "Heavy winter rains lashed Cape Town for the third day straight Wednesday, bringing misery to tens of thousands of people living in makeshift wood and tin shacks on the outskirts of the city...low-lying shacks in the poor suburb of Philippi were flooded " "an estimated 13,000 families had been displaced from flooded shacks in squatter camps on the Cape Flats, where Cambodia ""If we compare these floods to last year then floods in some areas are worse. A province like Stung Treng did not suffer much damage last year, but this year it has been severly effected,"" Vietnam "Some 1,000 homes and thousands of acres of crops were already under water in Tan Chau district of An Giang province because of the rising waters of the "According to reports about 300 mud houses collapsed and more than 3,000 people have moved to safer places to take shelter... the flash flood had also damaged crops and washed away cattle in the affected areas" CAUSE:"Torrential rains in the nearby catchment areas of the hilly region triggered the flash flood" "Sixteen people were killed in landslides and floods triggered by incessant rain in Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh since Tuesday evening," CAUSE:Landslides and floods triggered by incessant rain "An official at the national meteorological office said rainfall in some areas over recent weeks was double that recorded for the same period last year." Sep 11 "About 10,500 houses are reported to be damaged and several thousand of domestic animals missing" CAUSE:"Torrential rains in the past weeks"

"Rivers overflowed their banks Sunday and Monday, sweeping away cattle and some houses and drowning the woman and child who were unable to flee" CAUSE:Torrential rains

Typhoon Usagi "Heavy rains turned the rivers and streams washing down from Khao Kor mountain into a flash flood that hit Lomsak district of Phetchabun province" Aug 27 "The National Civil Disaster Prevention Center said in a statement that rain-fed floods have destroyed 279 homes and partly damaged 4,424 houses, leaving at least 6,661 people "Floods struck about 15 villages in Golestan and Khorasan provinces Friday, swamping about 40,000 acres of farmland and leveling homes. " "A total of 387 villages have seen vital infrastructure destroyed such as bridges and roads and 4,000 buildings have been severely damaged. Some 10,000 hectares of forest and grazing fields were also destroyed.""worst in "The floodwaters also destroyed thousands of acres of farmland and crops and killed at least 40 head of cattle" CAUSE:Torrential rain

"Vladivostok received its average monthly rainfall of 144 millimeters (5.76 inches) in one day" "The Vladivostok- Nakhodka road has been closed. A 70-meter-deep pit has formed. The villages of Yekaterinovka and Novo-Litovsk have been flooded, and their populations are being evacuated." CAUSE:Heavy rainfalls HECTARES FLOODED: 200 square kilometres la uer "More than 15 villages have been destroyed in eastern Sudan after the Blue Nile river burst its banks" "The level of the Blue Nile was reported to have reached 16.5 metres, the highest since 1988" 8/13 "Rising waters in the Nile, already at a 20-year high, have driven tens of thousands of Sudanese from their homes in the south of the country and is now threatening the capital, "...a number of people were also missing from the latest floods which hit Hejja province, northwest of the capital, and destroyed 30 homes." CAUSE:Heavy rains

"Several regions on the east and west coasts of the country have been deluged by some 50-70 percent of annual rainfall over the last three to five days on the back of a severe drought ... The damage is worse than during the last major floods in 1999. More than 24,000 hectares of arable land and thousands of flats and hundreds of public buildings have been submerged or Kentucky "The torrents Friday and Saturday inundated homes, washed away bridges and blocked roads. Hundreds of people were stranded in their homes and cars as heavy rains sent flash floods rushing through mountain communities." "Water up to 20 feet deep washed out homes, roads and bridges over the weekend in mountainous northeast Tennessee after 12 "Exceptionally heavy rains hit the Talata Marafa area of Zamfara State on July 22 and destroyed more than 350 homesteads. A total of 3,802 people have been registered homeless" CAUSE:"unprecedented heavy rainstorm" "Floods triggered by five days of incessant rain in Indonesia's Central Sulawesi plain of Toili merged thousands of houses in 35 villages in more than one-and-a- half-meter-deep waters on Wednesday' CAUSE:Heavy rain "Almost all the rivers in the two northeastern districts are overflowing their banks, flooding Goainghat, Kanaighat, Jaintapur, Companiganj, Jakiganj and Sadar upazilas of Sylhet and Chhatak, Doarabazar, Bishwambharpur, Tahirpur, Dharmapasha, Madyapara and Sadar upazilas of Sunamganj." "Heavy downpours in neighboring Nepal led the swollen Kamala "floods, landslides and typhoon hit the regency on Tuesday at 03:00 a.m. local time following incessant rains on the island... Thousands of residents have to be evacuated while at least 200 houses were totally damaged" "Three earthquakes, measuring between 5.3 and 5.4 on the Richter scale, contributed to the landslides in Nias" "Seen from the air, flood waters had "Six persons are feared buried under the rubble of landslides while the rest are swept away by floods in several remote villages of the district" CAUSE:Floods and landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains "The downpour, which began early Sunday, flooded nearly 3,000 homes and stranded thousands of people on islands and at mountain resorts" CAUSE:Torrential rains

"Typhoon Toraji churned through Taiwan on Monday, cutting power to thousands of homes, canceling international flights and killing 14 people in mudslides and flash floods." "Nantou county suffered serious flooding as water from swollen rivers inundated homes and hundreds of hectares of farmland" "The Council of Agriculture said 1,366 hectares of fruit and vegetable

"Many Virginians and West Virginians dashed to higher ground as torrential downpours triggered flooding and mudslides in the area for the third time in a month. " CAUSE:Heavy rain caused flooding and mudslides "At least 20 people have died during the past three days from lightning and floods caused by torrential rains in Yemen" CAUSE:Torrential rain and flash-floods

"The hardest rains in some 100 years began falling on the province's Min district at dawn Tuesday leaving two villages in the region drenched with up to 20 centimeters of rain in a space of 40 minutes" "worst flash flood for a century" CAUSE:Heavy rain causing flash flooding July 27 "the flood threat was shifting from streams and rivers leaving the Tatra Mountains on Poland's southern border to waterlogged plains where rivers are held in by dikes and channels." July 29 "The high level of the Vistula has not changed for two days, the dikes are water-saturated and the people are exhausted" "worst since 1997"Dike breaches on Vistula "In Islamabad, the Meteorological Department said 609 millimeters of rain were recorded in five hours, the highest in 100 years" CAUSE:Torrential rain, landslides and flash floods.

"The flooding hit as Iran is going through a severe drought period and water rationing has come into force in all major cities ... Unusual for this time of the year, the Sabalan mountain peak has been covered by more than 3 feet of fresh snowfall" No suitable Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:Heavy rains cause flash floods "Thunderstorms dumped up to 6 inches of rain on parts of southwestern Ohio, killing three people and knocking out power to 26,000 customers."Biggest flood in at least 38 years on Little Duck Creek CAUSE:Thunderstorms "Army and police Tuesday launched a massive rescue and relief operation in Rudraprayag district in north India's Uttar Pradesh, where 26 people were feared dead following Monday's landslides and flash floods" CAUSE:Flash floods and landslides "Tens of thousands of soldiers and police have been deployed to help as more than 35,000 houses were flooded and hundreds of vehicles were wrecked after being carried away by flash floods. " "worst rainfalls in 38 years" in Souel No suitable Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:Torrential rains causing landslides and flash floods 1,920 hectares of farmland Typhoon Trami "Trami did not make landfall on the island and weakened into a depression late Wednesday, but it inundated much of southern Kaohsiung and Pingtung counties with the most severe rainfall in 40 years" Worst flooding in 40 years in southern port city Kaohsiung No suitable Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:Heavy rains from typhoon "The Ivorian capital, Abidjan, is "drowning" in more than a month of unremitting rains, reports say. Flooding from the downpour is said to have claimed several lives in Abidjan and other towns in Cote d'Ivoire" CAUSE:Heavy rains "The torrential rain, which lashed the provincial capital of Xining and the northern cities of Haidong and Haibei Sunday evening and early Monday morning, also destroyed more than 40 houses and swept away two trucks, four tractors, 20,000 kilograms of grain and over 50 domestic animals." CAUSE:Rainstorms and landslides "Some 650 people were evacuated from their homes in flooded areas of Gdansk, and the government was considering diverting the waters of the Radunia river to keep it from overflowing its banks" CAUSE:Torrential rains along Poland's Baltic coast cause flash flood "The surging waters have submerged 12,910 villages, affecting more than 7.6 million people in 21 districts of the state. " "Vast tracts of water cut off some 9,000 villages and several towns. Several highways have been washed away and railway stations are submerged. " "worst flood in Orissas history" worst floods in 50 years to hit OrissaNo suitable Modis 250 or "Nearly 8 inches of rain fell Sunday at Mullens ... The Guyandotte and Tug Fork rivers jumped to record levels within hours, the Guyandotte peaking Sunday at 18 feet in Pineville, passing the 1997 record of 17.7 feet. A flood gauge in Welch quit working when the Tug Fork hit 17.8 feet, more than 4 feet above flood stage" Flooding on parts of the Guyandotte River exceeded

"Preceptiation exceeded a monthly figure in several days ... The situation is more critical in the Zima district of the Irkutsk region where several thousand houses have been partially flooded. In the district's capital of Zima, 700 houses are flooded, with many of them standing in water up to the roof." CAUSE:Rain from a cyclone that hit the Baikal area 34,000 hectares in Irkutsk "Eight people were killed as heavy rains continued to batter the southern Indian state of Kerala Monday, taking the death toll there to 68 since the start of the monsoon in the first week of June" No suitable Modis 250 data located DAMAGE: EXCHANGE RATE = 47.210CAUSE:Monsoon rains Typhoon Utor "Utor, the worst typhoon to hit the Philippines so far this year, destroyed more than 3,700 homes and damaged nearly 8,400 others... Floodwaters reached as high as five feet (1.5 meters) in the northern province of La Union," Guangdong "By midday Sunday one of the province's major rivers, the Pearl, was 2.6 metres above the danger level, passing the "In Vietnam, Typhoon Durian dumped up to 43 centimeters of rain between Monday and Wednesday, submerging large areas of some northern provinces" biggest in more than 40 years in Thai NguyenCAUSE:Torrential rains in the wake of Typhoon Durian "In Limbe, two days of torrential rain last week led to landslides and the destruction of many wood and earthen houses." CAUSE:Torrential rain causing floods and mudslides

"The floods started after five hours of heavy rain Wednesday, wreaking havoc in several densely populated, low-income neighborhoods... 23 bridges linking Accra and surrounding areas had also collapsed and several roads washed away." "worst since July 1995" "Torrential monsoon rains flooded a river and set off a landslide in Nepal" CAUSE:Heavy rain causing floods and landslides

"... three days of heavy rain led to flooding in inhabited areas of Los Palos in Lautem District... Los Palos town can only be reached by air, as the access road at Sika Village has been cut off." CAUSE:Heavy rain "Three villages in Baroda, 125 kilometers (80 miles) southeast of the state's main commercial center, Ahmadabad, were inundated following the breach in a dam at nearby Pratappura. " CAUSE:Early monsoon downpours "About 281 mm of rain fell in 10 hours over Suining causing mudslides in the mountainous area. More than 2,400 houses were destroyed while 250,000 livestock perished" CAUSE:Seasonal rains "Authorities declared a state of emergency in northeast Bosnia after three days of heavy rains caused floods that have forced the evacuation of hundreds of people," Romania -"Some 50,000 hectares of farmland have been flooded and thousands of hectares of crops destroyed by hail. Some 3,600 houses in 140 communities have been damaged. " FATALITES: "At least 13 people are missing in floods in the southeastern Ecuadorian province of Zamora Chinchipe ... Rivers in the state are swollen and flooding following intensive raining. The area has been declared as an emergency zone. But the declaration has yet to be confirmed by the central government." CAUSE:Intense rains causing floods and landslides Tropical Storm Allison"An estimated 20,000 Houston-area residences were flooded by as much as 3 feet of rain that fell after Alison" "Louisiana Gov. Mike Foster declared emergencies in 11 southern parishes that have suffered beneath more than a foot of rain this week, flooding homes and roadways... Baton Rouge, the state capital, reported more than 16 "Reports by the official newspaper Southern Daily said a dike in western Guangdong's Maoming city burst, stranding 3,300 people and collapsing more than 200 mud brick huts. Water in some areas was at least 4 meters (13 feet) deep, it said." Guangdong - "1.45 million people in the province have been affected by the torrential rains, along with the cave-in of "The authorities have sounded the red alert in the states of Assam and Tripura where all major rivers have been swollen by incessant rains" "India's northeast state of Tripura, which was hit by heavy flood, remained cut off from the rest of the country for the third day Friday ... In the neighboring state of Assam, the situation was even worse with more than 200,000 people of "Torrential floods caused by pouring rains in recent days have left two dead in San Salvador ... According to Salvadorian Meteorological and Hydrological Service, the heavy rains will continue for days" CAUSE:Heavy rains

'The original jam causing the floodwaters since last Thursday was eight miles below Nulato. On Sunday the ice front released, alleviating some of the flooding before the ice jammed up again around Halfway Island. Koyukuk residents were on the brink of abandoning their town early Sunday morning as floodwater threatened the power plant. "CAUSE:Ice jam flood "Flooding from heavy rain engulfed Congo's capital Friday, killing at least 30 people, some buried in 5 feet of mud." CAUSE:Eight hours of nonstop rain

"Recent floods have caused the deaths of at least 15 persons and extensive damage to agricultural production in Haiti" CAUSE:Continued rainfall

"Heavy rains left crops and roads under as much as 240 millimeters (9.5 inches) of water on Tuesday and Wednesday ... The heavy downpour caused landslides in many places along the 85-kilometer road leading to the ancient imperial city of Hue to A Luoi" "Unseasonably early flooding"CAUSE:Heavy rains 5,000 hectares rice fields flooded from dike burst "The spring thaw created a huge iceberg that floated downstream, clogging the Lena River near the town of Lensk and creating a 50-mile-long bottleneck that reached 13 feet high in some places ... Water level reached a record level of 17 meters 43 centimeters by 1:30 pm, local time, and has risen by another 22 centimeters over the past three hours." ... "Ninety-eight "Heavy downpour in Colombia started one week ago. According to a local meteorologist, Max Henriquez, heavy rains are expected to continue for a month ... At least 5,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in Colombia because of torrential floods after heavy rain in many parts of the country" CAUSE:Heavy rains "Puerto Rico was under a flood warning Monday after the Guanajibo River and other streams in the area swelled beyond their banks. " CAUSE:Large storm unleashed heavy rain

"Flash floods caused by heavy rainfall inundated hundreds of homes and businesses in southern Turkey ... Authorities also evacuated homes close to the swelling Orontes River, which runs near the city. Some houses near the river were damaged and the floods also knocked down two bridges" CAUSE:Flash floods caused by heavy rainfall HECATRES "Fifty people had been hurt and some 2,500 head of cattle had drowned, while several villages were cut off in the region around the city of Bojnurd in Khorassan province," CAUSE:Torrential rain "A 6-foot-high torrent swept away more than 800 houses shortly after midnight in Phrae province ... The inundation followed two days of heavy rains after a long period of hot, dry weather ... About 20 dams, 18 roads, 13 bridges and 2,700 rai (432 hectares) of farmland were damaged and more than 7,000 people's lives were affected by the floods." CAUSE:Flash "A total of 4,881 buildings, where more than 18,500 people reside, 17 bridges and 17,800 kilometres of roads have been inundated in Russia's Volga and Ural regions."CAUSE:Spring floods "The biggest problems were in the northern department of Artigas, where 1,350 people have been driven from their homes by flooding on the Cuareim River ... Flooding is a chronic problem in Artigas" Jue 7 "The water level of the Cuareim River, in the department of Artigas, has reached the record level of 14.18 m. Some parts of the department continue to be isolated "Rivers have burst their banks and flooded about 500,000 hectares of winter and spring crops in the Gomel region, south Belarus. Some roads and houses are flooded too. The water rise has stopped. " CAUSE:Spring floods "Flash floods following over two hours of heavy rain caused thousands of vehicles and several main roads in the city to be submerged and the lives of two people lost. ... "Uncontrolled land clearing for development upstream, especially in the highlands, was creating rapid run-off of water and siltation of our river systems everytimes it rains,"" CAUSE:Flash floods "Heavy rainfall has caused rivers and streams in southern Poland to break their banks, inundating several thousand hectares of land" CAUSE:Heavy rainfall "several thousand hectares of land" inundated Levels far below 1997 floods "The Cuiaba river's water level surged and flooded houses located near the riverbank, and other rivers crossing the city also spilled over and destroyed 1,200 houses in 23 neighborhoods... Within six hours, rainfall reached 29 millimeters, 10 percent of the level registered during the entire 2000 in the city " CAUSE:Heavy rains

"After torrential rains pounded the region for over four hours, the Cuvaru and Camavari rivers overflowed early Wednesday. Over 300 people from six native communities in the Mazamari district were affected. About 80 dwellings were washed away and 400 hectares of cultivated land were destroyed," CAUSE:Four hours of torrential rain April 24"The flood that has been rolling down the river past Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois was expected to reach Davenport late Tuesday and peak between 22 feet and 22.5 feet just short of the 1993 record of 22.6 feet. The water had risen to 22.23 feet during the morning. " -- April 27 "Farther north, a flood warning remained in effect for the Minnesota, Mississippi "Heavy rains flooded Luanda over the weekend, killing 17 people and leaving hundreds homeless... Several weeks of heavy rain, coming after months of drought, have devastated several areas of the vast country, washing away roads and damaging power and drinking water supplies. "CAUSE:Heavy rains "By Monday afternoon, authorities counted more than 1,260 flooded homes in the hard-hit region of Somme, of which 332 had been evacuated... television showed waterlogged towns in the Somme, where roads and train tracks were submerged under deep waters and pedestrians navigated the streets on makeshift wooden docks." -- April 27 - "In the valley the floodwaters "Several weeks of heavy rain, coming after months of drought, have devastated infrastructure in Namibe and neighboring provinces, washing away roads and damaging power and drinking water supplies. " CAUSE:Heavy rains 3,500 hectares in Dombe-Grande "Seasonal rains have caused flooding in the Department of Puno ... when rivers in the Titicaca basin burst their banks... prompting the authorities to declare a state of emergency" CAUSE:Seasonal heavy rains "Heavy rains continued to cause flooding Thursday in Portugal, where entire towns and neighbourhoods stood under water. The rail link between Lisbon and Oporto was cut off in the north after rails were inundated. " CAUSE:Heavy rains "The area around Paris was particularly hard-hit as the Seine flooded towns and villages. Residents in many areas were forced to move around in boats. In central France, 18 villages around the city of Lyon were flooded as the Rhone-Saone River burst its banks" "rain levels over the past few months were two to three times as high as in other years" CAUSE:Record "Storm waters in Riyadh on Monday washed away a concrete structure killing four workers inside and injuring six others ... A 16-year-old boy was killed and 22 other people injured after weekend storms in Najran, 1,000 kilometres south of Riyadh" CAUSE:Flash floods after a hailstorm and heavy rains "Eleven people died and some 300 families had to be evacuated when torrential rains last week caused flooding in Chone, where lack of basic infrastructure is likely to aggravate the situation..." No suitable Modis 250 data locatedCAUSE:Torrential rains "Flood disaster areas in New South Wales were today extended to include much of the state's northern coastal areas. About 100mm of rain fell across the regions in 24 hours, causing what some locals say is the worst flooding in 20 years." -- "The storm dumped up to 300mm of rain on Brisbane and the Gold Coast, causing widespread flash flooding, while wind gusts of up to "Heavy rain flooded more than 150 homes and shops and damaged cars, tractors, telephone and power lines in Sanliurfa. Some 300 livestock were killed and crops were severely damaged" No suitable Modis 250 data locatedCAUSE:Heavy rain "Yesterday, continious rain in Hulu Selangor and Gombak including Rawang and Batang Kali, resulted in more than 800 houses, involving 12,000 people, to be submerged. He said 19 houses were swept away by swift-flowing waters and 10 bridges in Rawang were damaged. " DAMAGE: EXCHANGE RATE 3.8CAUSE:A 12-hour downpour in Kanching and Templers "Several rivers overflowed in the northeast, including the Duero, whose flooding was believed to have caused the collapse of a highway bridge in northern Portugal on Sunday. The accident claimed at least 70 lives. " No suitable Modis 250 data locatedCAUSE:Heavy rains "floodwaters ... submerged at least 200 villages in western Ukraine and northeastern Hungary ... More than 12,600 houses in 191 settlements were flooded in the region" -- "The Tisza rose more than 20 feet on Tuesday in some places and stretching as much as 300 feet beyond its normal width at the villages of Tarpa and Tivador...Some 14,000 emergency workers have "The rains, which lashed Dar es Salaam for more than 10 hours, paralysed businesses after flooding many parts of the city" CAUSE:Flash flood from 10 hours of rain

"a 7-mile ice jam caused the Rock River to back up so quickly the water rose three feet within hours" "this week's flood - described as the worst in memory" No suitable Modis 250 data locatedCAUSE:Ice Jam flood Cyclone WylvaFeb 21 "States of emergency were declared yesterday in the Victoria River district in the west and near the Gulf of Carpentaria in the east, where the community of Borroloola has been isolated by floodwaters for a week" Kalkaringi and Daguragu - "worst flooding in living memory."CAUSE:Rains from the recent tropical cyclone Wylva "Severe rainstorms in many parts of Bolivia since last Friday have caused the deaths of at least 19 people ... The Office of Meteorology of Bolivia described the ceaseless storms as the most serious in the last decade in the country... The most severe rainstorm however hit La Paz, where rainfall reached 34 millimeters, 24 millimeters more than the average rainfall during Tropical Storm Auring"The civil defence office in Manila said rain began falling on the region on February 11, and that floodwaters had swamped 31 municipalities and 136 villages a week later. " CAUSE:Rain from tropical depression causing floods and landslides "The rain kept on falling all Saturday and Sunday, the water continued to rise about two centimeters every half hour in several subdistricts in Gorontalo," -- "water overwhelming houses on the western and southern parts of the city was 2 meters high" -- Feb 12 "Bengawan Solo River overflowed after three days of torrential rains in Bojonegoro district, inundating Feb 3 -"More than 200 people were evacuated from the state's worst hit town after the Wilson River peaked at 10.41m at 5pm (AEDT) yesterday, flooding Lismore's central business area and northern districts in less than two hours." -- Feb 6 - "Water levels were among the highest locals have seen in Thalabar Creek and Moomin Creek, near Narrabri in the state's central "Six towns and villages Monday remained isolated by water in northern and central Portugal, where rainstorms began to subside after claiming six lives over the week-end ... Three major rivers the Douro, Mondego and Tagus burst their banks and flooded surrounding areas. Large areas of Portugal are waterlogged after heavy rainfall in recent months." "worst in Portugal in a "A total of 13 people are missing and 30 houses were buried during a landslide caused by flash floods last week in a small fishing village in Tanzania's western region of Kigoma ... the landslide and flooding occurred following a heavy downpour in the afternoon that lasted for one hour and 45 minutes." CAUSE:Heavy downpour causing flash flood and landslide "In Oruro, rivers overflowed and flooded four towns, destroying dozens of government-built housing for former mine workers. At least four towns were also flooded due to overflowing rivers in Beni, near Bolivia's Amazon region." -- Feb 10 "Rain fell 29 of the 31 days last month in five of the country's nine departments"CAUSE:"heavy rainfall over the past months in the Jan 16 - "The floods hit Johor Baharu city and the Kluang, Mersing and Kota Tinggi districts on Tuesday after a continuous downpour " Jan 17 - "The number of residents evacuated ... has swollen to almost 4,000 from 1,000 yesterday ... Johor Baharu district was so far the worst hit..." -- Jan 19 "The flood situation in Terengganu has taken a turn for the worse with 1,000 "Emergency authorities said the Balugo River and tributaries overflowed their banks in the province of Negros after a night of pounding rain, flooding much of Silay city and nearby villages... about 90 percent of the city center was underwater Monday morning. " CAUSE:Sudden floods after a night of pounding rain "Heavy unseasonal rains have been pounding Nairobi and surrounding areas for the past two weeks. January, February and March are usually dry months in east Africa." DAMAGE: "millions of shillings" exchange rate =78.1CAUSE:Flash floods following a heavy rainstorm "Water levels in the town of Redon surpassed the 1995 record of 5.35 metres early on Sunday and rose throughout the day to reach 5.40 metres" CAUSE:Series of rainstorms

Jan 3 "Radio Mozambique said the floods in the districts of Zumbo and Magoe followed the opening of floodgates at Kariba dam in neighbouring Zambia and Zimbabwe. People living in low-lying areas are being evacuated to higher ground" Jan 31 "A week of flooding in the Zambezia province has affected about 253,000 people, about 10 percent of whom were Croatia -"In the southern part of the country, around the town of Metkovic, 490 kilometers south of Zagreb, the Neretva river flooded some hundred houses and devastated vegetable plantations" Montenegro -"The rising level of the Zeta River swamped sections of Danilovgrad and other towns in the area, forcing residents to evacuate more than 400 homes. "

Cyclone "The coastal districts of Ampara and Batticaloa were already underwater when the cyclone brought more rain on Tuesday..." CAUSE:Heavy monsoon rains and cyclone rains HECTARES FLOODED: 20,000 hectares of rice fields submerged 12/20 "Widespread flooding affecting almost half of Queensland had already cost the state $24 million, mostly in road damage" -- 12/27 " vast swathes of Australia's north is under water as a result of seasonal rains known as The Wet"CAUSE:Seasonal rains and floods arrive early "Worst hit was Espirito Santo where seven people were killed by mudslides that swept through hillside shantytowns" CAUSE:Floods and mudslides triggered by two days of heavy rain

"Although the chest-deep floodwaters had receded slightly, many areas remained without electricity and rescuers had to use rubber boats, rowing boats and even military helicopters to pick up villagers who were stranded in their homes." -- No suitable Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:Strong rains brought about by a tropical depression "Flash floods triggered by two days of incessant rains inundated Taliwang subdistrict, Sumbawa district, last night, forcing the evacuation of thousands of residents to safer areas" "biggest in 50 years"CAUSE:Flash floods triggered by two days of incessant rains "Days of monsoon rains caused the city's three rivers to burst their banks late Thursday," -No suitable Landsat7 data located as of 12/20CAUSE:Floods triggered by days of heavy rains

"More than two hours of heavy rainfall on Friday caused the Mirongo River to swell on the outskirts of the Lake Victoria port of Mwanza and caught emergency services by surprise" -No suitable Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:Flash floods following a heavy rainstorm "Torrential rains have brought flooding throughout Iran, ending the country's longest drought in 30 years" -- No suitable Landsat7 data located as of 12/5CAUSE: Torrential rains

Tropical storm Rumbia"At least 1,643 people were forced to flee their homes by rising floodwaters and big waves that threatened coastal villages in northern Mindanao"CAUSE:Heavy rain "the main Jubba river started bursting its banks in the past few days... the river has already flooded about 60 villages, and large areas of farmland around them " -- No suitable Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:Heavy rain Sumatra: "Since the seasonal rains began in West Sumatra on Monday last week thousands of hectares of paddy fields have been inundated under two meters of water, and roads have been cut."Thailand: "The Bangkok Post said 700,000 head of livstock had perished and many fish and prawn farms were destroyed in the deluge that swamped the region over the "Weather forecasters told AFP the flooding had struck the same low-lying northern parts of KwaZulu-Natal that were hit by cyclone-driven floods that swept through southern Africa in February and March, devastating neighbouring Mozambique." CAUSE:Torrential rains "More than 150,000 people were forced from their homes by torrential rains that breached dams and caused rivers to flood in eastern districts of Sri Lanka, including areas government relief crews cannot reach because the regions are controlled by separatist rebels." CAUSE:Heavy monsoon rains "New floods in Vietnam's central provinces have claimed 29 lives over the past few days, disaster relief officials said Tuesday." CAUSE: nd

"Hundreds of traumatised victims were evacuated from their homes on Tuesday as the worst floods for half a century turned parts of eastern Australia into an inland sea the size of Britain." ... "We've never had a loss of this magnitude before ... as floodwater inundated a third of the state" ... "wettest November on record"CAUSE: nd HECTARES FLOODED: 215,000 sq "Storm waters three metres deep flashed through Wadi Setarah, drowning a husband and wife, her mother, a brother and the couple's three children" CAUSE:Heavy rains causing flash floods

"the latest flooding has not reached nearly the same magnitude as last year's disaster, and Chavez declared the state of emergency as a precautionary measure." CAUSE:Heavy rain

"Some 9.8 inches of rain was recorded in southeastern Manitoba over the past few days, the heaviest in 90 years, and flood waters have soaked farmers' fields and damaged roads in the area." CAUSE:Record rainfall "Red River was at its highest fall level since 1912" "Landslides and floods which had struck three districts in Indonesia's Central Java province following two days of torrential rains" CAUSE:Torrential rains causing floods and landslides

"Four people were killed as heavy rains and strong winds swept across northern Italy, causing floods and landslides, and forcing scores of people to evacuate their homes." CAUSE:Heavy rains "A new record for rainfall in a 24-hour period was set at Dallas-Fort Worth airport on Sunday, when 2.14 inches of rain surpassed the earlier mark of 1.59 inches set in 1957."CAUSE:Slow passage of a cold front and upper-level low pressure system through the state Typhoon Bebinca"Government offices, schools, financial markets and many private establishments were closed as floodwaters covered huge areas of the capital, rising above head height in some places," CAUSE:Typhoon rains "U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) officials say 25 inches of rain have fallen at Hilo Airport in less than 24 hours, breaking a record set in 1979" ... "We've got houses swept off the foundations, vehicles floating, ""This is the worst I've seen in the last six years. " CAUSE:Heavy rain "Typhoon Xiangsane brought heavy rain and winds, causing severe flooding and mudslides that swept away homes and roads in many areas." "worst flooding in Taiwan in 30 years" -- No suitable Modis9 data locatedCAUSE:Typhoon rains "Britain was crippled by the worst storms for a decade ... Much of Britain's railway network was brought to a standstill by debris and floods ... Warnings of severe flooding were in effect on 22 rivers from Britain's lowlands to its mountains" ... "Fourteen severe flood warnings were in place on nine rivers, with rivers in Yorkshire, northern England, and the River Severn, in the "More than 600 other houses, and wide tracts of rice fields were inundated by up to two meters (more than six feet) of water" -- No suitable Modis9 data located CAUSE:Floods and landslides triggered by days of heavy rains Typhoon Xangsane"Thirty-six villages in the capital were still submerged in "flood waters ranging from one foot to waist deep,"" CAUSE:Flash floods triggered by continuing heavy rains

"Naval commandos rescued trapped families from their balconies Wednesday as rain-driven floods swept across the Tel Aviv area, temporarily closing the city's main highway and driving hundreds of residents from their homes" CAUSE:Heavy rain - 3 inches of rain fell in six hours "Six people were reported dead and a dozen missing Tuesday following flash floods in western Algeria, near the border of Morocco" FATALITIES: Algeria: 28 DISPLACED: Algeria: 100 -Morocco: 300CAUSE:flash floods "The towns of Wenden and Salome usually get about one-half inch of rain in the entire month of October. But they were drenched by 1.2 inches of rain that fell from Saturday night through Sunday night ... Vehicles in Wenden were turned on their sides by the flood's force and almost completely submerged under murky water that was 8 feet deep in some places. " CAUSE:flash "Heavy rains Monday inundated Spains Mediterranean coast, forcing rescue workers to evacuate dozens of people from their homes in the region of Valencia while six were feared dead near Tarragona and Murcia, officials said. Floods affected entire neighbourhoods in Cartagena, entering shops, garages and homes and leaving the eastern city practically at a "Italy hurried more than 15,000 people from the path of two raging rivers Tuesday as flood waters that wreaked death in Alpine towns bore down on the medieval villages and cities of the northern Italian plains. " -- 'This is the Po's worst flood we've ever had" FATALITIES: Italy: 25 -Switz: 12 DISPLACED: Italy: 43,000 CAUSE:Five days of torrential rains causing flooding and

"A total of 600 millimetres of rain fell on many eastern and northern areas from October 11-16, causing flash floods and landslides in some of the worst rainstorms to hit the island for at least 50 years" -- Hainan "The worst floods in a century"No suitable Modis 250m, Modis 9 or Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:"Tropical depression and cold air from the north ... leading to "The rainstorms, which began last Wednesday, lashed 33 cities and rural towns in Rio Grande do Sul state," CAUSE:Heavy rains

"...annual flooding, which has affected more than 300,000 people in at least a dozen towns this year" CAUSE:Annual flooding

"Millions of pounds worth of damage was caused to homes and businesses as flood waters deluged property, blocked main roads and disrupted and in some cases halted rail services." "worst floods in the region for 40 years" CAUSE:Heavy rain "Rainfall reached as much as 30 centimetres (12 inches) in central Vietnam causing water levels to hit danger points on several river systems,"CAUSE:Sporadic monsoon rains

"Heavy rains that have lasted two months in Colombia have killed nine people and affected 48,500 others in the Caribbean region ... According to weather forecast, heavy rains will last till December" CAUSE:Heavy seasonal rains Hurricane Keith"Flooding associated with Keith caused two deaths elsewhere in Central America and at least one in Mexico, but the worst damage came in Belize, where streets were flooded with more than a dozen inches (30 cms) of rain that had fallen since Sunday" -- No suitable Modis 9 data located FATALITIES: Belize: 1 -- Nicaragua: 10 -- Mexico: 1 -- El "The flooding was up to a metre (yard) deep in several low-lying areas of the city"... " tens of thousands of homes all over the city were inundated with water.""This is the worst I have seen in 12 years in Lagos" CAUSE:Torrential rains "Flooding is common in the eastern India and Bangladesh at this time of year, but it is usually not as extensive or sudden." ... "Besides the flash floods triggered by incessant torrential storms, the disaster is also man made. Sluice gates of at least three dams were opened to stop the water barriers from bursting. This not only worsened the situation in West Bengal but Tropical storm Norman"In the western state of Guerrero, four people were reported dead and another dozen were missing, while floods cut off some 30,000 people in remote communities" CAUSE:Three days of driving rain causing flooding and mudslidesHECTARES FLOODED: "more than 20 centimetres (eight inches) of rain fell between 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. in an area where annual rainfall is normally 70 centimetres" CAUSE:Severe rainstorm causing flash floods "The Sri Lankan navy has been mobilized to evacuate about 12,000 persons marooned in the southern part of the country due to heavy monsoon rains and floods during the past few days" CAUSE:Heavy rains for four days

"Major highways were flooded and more than 50 homes have been destroyed throughout the country."... "People say they aren't afraid and choose to live in areas that during the rainy season are always hit with mudslides and floods," ... "The tragedies we are seeing now are in areas that everyone knew were unsafe." CAUSE:Four days of heavy rains causing floods and Typhoon Somai"The floods damaged 171 roads, swept away 12 bridges and triggered 452 landslides"... "The storm dumped 428 millimeters (17 inches) of rain on Nagoya on Tuesday alone, the highest figure recorded by the local observatory since records began in 1891" DAMAGE: Japan: 10,000,000 -- SKorea: 18,000,000 FATALITIES: Japan: 9 -- SKorea: 4 "U.N. staff observed widespread damage from the storm that ravaged North Korea's east coast for 27 hours beginning the night of Aug. 31" CAUSE:Rains from a tropical storm

"The rains have caused flooding throughout much of the country, causing rivers to jump their banks ... in the central and eastern regions" ... "forecasters expect the rains to continue over the next two days."CAUSE:Five days of heavy rains "A tropical depression north of the Philippines and a low-pressure area in the South China Sea combined to dump 90 milliliters of rain in Manila over a six-hour period" -- No suitable Modis 9 data locatedCAUSE:90 milliliters of rain in 6 hours overflow Manila's drainage system Typhoon MariaGuangdong: "Dozens of reservoirs overflowed, hundreds of dikes were damaged and more than 200 hectares of farmland were flooded ... Total rainfall reached 163 millimetres in some areas, with streets in the cities of Chaozhou and Jieyang under 1 metre of water on Sunday and Monday" -- In Hunan province the storm causes flash floods and "Water in the Nyangqu River rose and exceeded the warning level on August 28. Over 120meter breach along the dike in the Bainang county inundated over 333 hectares of farmland in the county, and over 600 families were affected. " CAUSE:Rainstorms since late August Sep 21 " level in the Mekong by Phnom Penh hit a record 11.20 m (36.7 ft) -- would flood the capital (one million people) if not for hundreds of thousands of sandbags." -- Oct 17 "Flood waters continued to rise, fears that residents would be unable to harvest spring rice crop" -Oct 23 "The Mekong levels fallen by 60-70 cm but will remain high until end of month," "Swirling rivers from the neighboring flood-battered Andhra Pradesh state carried the water into the Maharashtra state and flooded low-lying areas. India's Star TV news says that thousands of people have been evacuated from the low-lying areas" DISPLACED: "THOUSDANDS"CAUSE:Heavy rain and runoff from floods in state of Andhra Pradesh Typhoon Prapiroon"There were rainstorms for 24 hours, ... Xiangshui County received a 821 millimeters of precipitation, a record in the history of Jiangsu. The water level of some coastal rivers surpassed the warning line by 50-100 centimeters" -- Russia - "A total of 2,077 houses were flooded in 50 towns and villages; 54 bridges, eight dikes and more than ten kilometers of "Uttar Pradesh officials said major rivers were in spate in the sprawling province adjoining the Indian capital and added that relief and rescue operations were underway. They said the 31 died in the past 48 hours in eight flooded Uttar Pradesh districts. The latest deaths have taken the flood-related death toll in Uttar Pradesh to 226 since the onset of the monsoon in June" "the late summer rain spell was caused by the strong rain front formed by the collision of hot and humid atmospheric low pressure originating from the Pacific ocean with cold streams from China." CAUSE:Torrential rains swept the nation for five days in a row " It was reported that a seven-meter-high dike near Dubti failed to withstand the water level that reached a record high of 8.95 meters" CAUSE:More than a week of heavy rain Record high levels on the Awash at Dubti "More than 90 neighborhoods in Hyderabad were submerged under 5 to 15 feet (1.5 to 4.5 meters) of water and hundreds of people were stranded on rooftops. A bridge in the heart of the city was damaged." ... "floods, which have inundated vaste swathes of Andra Pradesh including the state capital Hyderabad" -- August 31 -"water levels in the main Godavari river fell Tropical storm Kaemi"Heavy rains from Kaemi inundated tens of thousands of hectares (acres) of rice fields along a 400-kilometer (250-mile) stretch in seven central provinces Monday" -- see also DFO-2000049 and DFO-2000034DAMAGE: Vietnam: 6,400,000 -Thailand: 15,100,000 FATALITIES: Vietnam: 5 -- Thailand: 9 DISPLACED: Vietnam: 500 -"floods... were sparked by heavy rains in the area of Bojnourd" CAUSE:flash flooding

"About a third of the city of more than 2 million people was affected."CAUSE:Heavy rainsworst flooding on record

Typhoon Bolaven"The flood, caused by heavy rains and a typhoon in the Pacific Ocean at the end of July, damaged 9,211 homes, washed out 196 bridges and downed 253 kilometers (157 miles) of power and telephone lines" ..."The Bulavin typhoon flooded almost a half of the territory and over 9,000 houses"CAUSE:Heavy rains and Typhoon Bolaven "It was perhaps the worst natural disaster ever to hit Pernambuco," civil defense official Carlos D'Alburquerque said."CAUSE:Three days of torrential rains

In all countries involved, landslides accompany the flooding. -- India: "The Assam government has sounded a maximum alert with the Brahmpautra flowing at least five metres (16 feet) above the danger mark." -- "In all, 3,568 villages in 16 districts have been inundated and crops in more than 197,031 hectares damaged. More than three million people have been affected Flash floods due to torrential rains in Tibet. -- Flooding along a 180-mile stretch of the Sutlej River. Sutlej River reached levels 40 feet above normal.CAUSE:Flash flood

"Unending monsoon rains continued to cause flooding along India's west coast where the death toll was up to 140 on Saturday."CAUSE:Monsoon rains

Thailand: "flood waters were cascading down from the nearby Phuparn mountain ... reached levels anticipated to occur only once in a thousand years ... overnight rainfall Tuesday of 274.5 mm (10.8 inches) was a record for the province " -- "Local media have dubbed the downpour a "thousand-year rain," but meteorologists told Reuters the heaviest rain ever recorded in Yangtze River first flood crest of the season passed Yichang City site of Three Gorges Dam (news report dated July 6) -- ~200 people in Shaanxi province were killed 07/10 - 07/11/00 in rain-triggered landslides. DAMAGE: Hubei: $55,000,000 -- Sichuan: $16,000,000 -- Shaanxi: $12,000,000 (Ziyang only) FATALITES: Hubei: 12 -- Sichuan: 18 -- Shaanxi: 35 DISPLACED: Typhoons Kirogi, Edeng and Kai Tak"Floodwaters, some more than 10 feet (3 meters) high, also swamped many villages in the provinces of Pampanga, Bulacan and Bataan in central Luzon region"..."Parts of Manila and 47 towns north of the capital were submerged"..."Power authority officials opened the gates of four hydro-electric dams north of Manila to prevent water 150 mud-thatch huts swept away by the Darala River, "At least 30 villages have been submerged in the Kurigram district, 240 kilometers north of the capital, Dhaka, according to the Flood Warning Center in Dhaka", 237 millimeters of rain recorded in 4 days -- No suitable AVHRR or Landsat7 data located FATALITIES: Northern:14 DISPLACED: Northern: Fujian Province: "35 counties in the province have received more than 100 millimeters (four inches) of rain over the past two days" "12.6 inches of rain that fell Sunday on the Fujian port of Xiamen were the most since meteorological records began being kept 108 years ago" Flooding in this province ended FATALITIES: Fujian:19 -- Jiangxi: 9 DISPLACED: Jiangxi: "This year the seasonal rains began in the third week of May...The intensity of the rainfall prompted Guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo to declare a 30-day "state of public disaster" on June 6 for the entire country" CAUSE:Heavy rains "Intense rains...have left some 10,000 victims"CAUSE:Heavy rains

Flooding in southern Chile began on 06/01/00. After two weeks in the southern region, rains moved to the central Chile. -- Number displaced in southern Chile are for the area near Valdivia. "Near the city of Valdivia, the river Leufucade rose over its banks, closing the Panamericana highway."CAUSE:Heavy rains "worst flood to hit Arunachal Pradesh since 1959" -- June 26"The United News of India reported that the floods have inundated 250 communities in six districts and affected almost a quarter of a million people. " -- "Preliminary findings suggest the floods in Arunachal Pradesh were due to the breach of a dam on the Tsangpo, as the river makes a turn to enter India" -Flooding in Gansu Province occurred on 05/31/00: " in Awu township... the River Ming flowed at a record 677 cubic metres per second, the highest flow measurement for 150 years" -Sichuan Province flooding and landslides on 06/07/00: "Hail, flooding and landslides have devastated areas in Gulin and Xuyong counties... since the beginning of June," -- Guizhou Flash flooding from three days of torrential rain CAUSE:Flash flood from heavy rain

Flooding due to heavy monsoonal rains, flash floods. -- Monsoon starting early this year -- No suitable AVHRR or Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:Monsoonal rains and flash flooding

Flooding due to heavy rainsCAUSE:Heavy rains

Flooding and mudslides due to heavy rainsCAUSE:Heavy rains

Flooding following 3 days of heavy rain. -- Water "engulfed some estimated 100 square kms of broad and flat delta plain" "flash floods ... follow the worst rains in the region for 22 years" (West Timor)-- No suitable Landsat7 data locatedCAUSE:Heavy rains Flooding due to heavy rains associated with a tropical depression -- No suitable AVHRR or Landsat 7 data locatedCAUSE:Tropical depression

Unusually heavy rains in southern Somalia and Ethiopian highlands; 4 villages washed away -No suitable AVHRR data locatedCAUSE:Heavy rains

worst floods in Oklahoma in 30 years.Slow moving storm system caused heavy rains CAUSE:Flash flooding from heavy rain

"The flooding was especially bad in Shenzhen, the special economic zone (SEZ) located just north of Hong Kong, where six people were killed and five counted as missing"CAUSE:Heavy rains Rain-on-snow in Romanian and Ukrainian highlands (Carpathian Mountains, Transylvanian Alps)CAUSE:Rain-on-snow

Heavy rains and warm temperatures for last three daysCAUSE:Rain-on-snow

"30,000 homes threatened in Peru, 20,000 in northern and northeastern Argentina and another 10,000 in Bolivia" -- "Argentina's northern provinces, where crops in Santiago del Estero, Catamarca and Tucuman were already 65 percent, 50 percent and 30 percent destroyed, respectively"CAUSE:Heavy rains HECTARES FLOODED:14,000 Ha. -- Bolivia: 75,000 Ha Cyclone Steve Two days of cyclone-related rain. Cyclone Steve reformed three times, an event unprecedented since records began. -- No suitable AVHRR data locatedCAUSE:Cyclone

"The Zambezi River Authority reported that torrential rains in the region had pushed water behind the dam to the highest levels ever seen...Four of the five floodgates were opened to relieve pressure on the huge dam that supplies hydroelectric power for both Zambia and Zimbabwe....floods left more than 12,000 people in the region homeless, cropless and facing a A hydroelectric dam in Vietnam accidentally unleashed into the Se San River. Hundreds of farms were inundated.CAUSE:Dam failure

Cyclones Eline and Gloria CAUSE:Rain from two cyclones

The Thomson River was10 km wide in parts. "About 3,000 square kilometres covering Broken Hill, White Cliffs, Wilcannia, Tilpa and Louth are affected by floodwaters 5 cm to 50 cm deep following a downpour on February 20 which dumped 300 millimetres in 12 hours" -"Floodwaters haven't quite reached the levels of the 1955 record flood" -- Heavy monsoon

Flooding due to heavy rainsCAUSE:nd

Heavy rain causing flash floods and mudslidesCAUSE:Flash flood from heavy rains

Torrential rains in Mozambique begining in late January (Rainy season usually begins in March in Mozambique) From Feburary 4-7 the heaviest rains in 40 years renewed the flooding in Mozambique, swamping the capital Maputo and the neighbouring city of Matola; many towns became isolated due to the destruction of roads and bridges. This second episode of rain No suitable AVHRR data located CAUSE:Heavy rains HECTARES FLOODED: 6,000 Ha (River Coporolo only)

Flooding and landslides. South Africa's worst floods since Christmas Day, 1995. Shanty towns washed away.

Flooding and landslides.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Venezuela: 20,000 fatalities, 6 in Columbia. Flooding and landslides. 35,000 hectares of farmland flooded. Venezuela's worst natural disaster this century. Flooding and mudslides.

Flash Flood.

No suitable AVHRR data located. UN food convoy of 120 trucks has been stuck in Muddul Brava for 12 days due to the floods.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Heavy rains from Dec 1-6 have dumped over six feet of water on some areas. 40,270 acres of rice crop destroyed.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Worst flooding in St. Petersburg in 13 years. Neva River rose 2.66 meters overnight on Nov 29, flooding the center of the city. Levels began rising again on Dec 1. No suitable AVHRR data located First major storm to hit the Pacific Northwest this fall. Siletz River flooded to its second-highest recorded level - crested at 28.5 feet early Nov 26; previous record of 31.6 feet in 1921.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flooding of tributaries in the northern and southern Congo basin. Flood of the century on the Congo River. Worst flooding in Kinshasa in 38 years. Congo River not expected to recede until January. Level of Congo River on Dec 2: 5.44m Record level from 1961: 5.20m. Flooding and landslides.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Cyclone struck with tidal waves and heavy rains causing flooding. Cyclone estimated to have destroyed over 1,500 villages. The districts of Kendrapara, Jagatsingpur, and Puri suffered saltwater inundation from a 5-meter tide that penetrated 26 km inland. No suitable AVHRR data located. Ten days of pounding rains burst the banks of the Wabe Shebelle River, inundating 50 communities between the cities of Mustahil and Kelafo, close to the Somali border. No suitable AVHRR or Landsat7 data located. Vietnam: $265,000,000 damage, 622 fatalities. Tropical depression in the Gulf of Thailand and Tropical Storm Eve. Vietnam: 185,000 acres of paddy fields flooded. Cambodia: 9,900 hectares flooded.Vietnam's worst ever infrastructure damage. Worst floods in a century in Vietnam. Worst flooding in 8 years in Phnom Penh, No suitable AVHRR data located. Torrential downpours over KwaZulu-Natal. Worst flooding of the decade.

No suitable AVHRR or Landsat7 data located. Flood wave passage from heavy rains in the north. Oguta: worst in the history of the area. Rivers State: worst in thirty years.

Flooding and landslides. Weeks of torrential rain forced authorities to open a floodgate on the Penitas dam in Chiapas - rising levels on the Mezcalapa, Samaria and Carrizal rivers downstream in Tabasco. In the Tabasco state capital, Villahermosa, 75 percent of homes flooded. Damage in Ghana: $21,000,000. Unusually heavy seasonal rains in September; hydroelectric dams opened their flood gates in Nigeria. Nigeria: 100,000 hectares flooded. Ghana: 116,000 acres farmlands destroyed. Togo: 1,000 hectares of arable land inundated. Flooding in Ghana started in September after heavy rains and the opening of the flood spillways of two Padma and Mahananda 69 cm above danger levels.

Tropical disturbance on the Atlantic coast caused a week of torrential rains in Central America in the wake of Hurricane Floyd. Worst flooding in Mexico in 40 yrs. El Cajon hydroelectric dam overflowed in Honduras.

Flooding and landslides. Osaka received nearly 20 inches of rain in 24 hours; thousands sought higher ground in nearby Kobe because of river flooding.

30,000 Displaced in North Carolina, 5,000 in New Jersey. Heavy rains from hurricane Floyd followed by Hurricane Irene.Tar River crested at record 24 feet above flood stage. The Waccamaw, Cape Fear, Roanoke and Lumber rivers also rose to record levels. Franklin in Southampton County, Virginia - "worst flooding in the history of the city," Blackwater River No suitable AVHRR data located. Unusually heavy rainfall.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Manilla submerged by up to 5 ft of water.

No suitable AVHRR data located.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flooding exacerbated by the opening of spillway outlets to relieve pressure in Burkina Faso's Bagre dam. Three dams burst their banks, submerging several villages.

No suitable AVHRR data located CAUSE:Torrential rains

No suitable AVHRR data located. Thousands of houses and fields were flooded and hundreds of livestock and domestic animals drowned.

No suitable AVHRR data located CAUSE:Hurricane Greg

No suitable AVHRR data located.

No suitable AVHRR data located. $14,300,000 in damage to public infrastructure. 4.35 inches rain in 3 hours in Hibbing.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Torrential rain from Typhoon Sam.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Influenced by tropical storms in Gulf of Mexico.

No suitable AVHRR data located. 2 weeks of torrential rains.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flooding and mudslides. Monsoon persisted through August and early September. 50,000 hectares inundated in Cox's Bazar and Chittagong districts. Worst flooding in Bihar in more than a decade. No suitable AVHRR data located. :3 days of flash flooding after precipitation reaching 295 mm in 24 hours.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Nearly a foot of rain fell in parts of Omaha in a 24-hour period Friday and early Saturday.

No suitable AVHRR data located.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flash flooding. Worst in decades.

2,000 homes destroyed.

No suitable AVHRR data located. S Kor: $657,000,000; Phillippines: $18,000,000. 50 dead in S Korea (24,000 displaced), 42 in N Korea (40,000 displaced), 160 in Philippines (80,000 displaced). 89,000 acres flooded in South Korea. 16,000 hectares submergedin North Korea. 143,000 hectares of crops ruined in the Philippines.Heaviest rainfall in Korea in 25 yrs.La Flash Flood. Vietnam: $19,500,000. 40 dead in Vietnam, 6 in Thailand. 22,000 displaced in Vietnam, 30,000 in Thailand. Flooding and landslides. Vietnam: 48,400 acres inundated. Thailand: 16,250 acres damaged.Worst storm in 47 years sank 94 ships and submerged 11,000 houses. Worse than Flood of 1993; Manly and Charles City rainfall receipts exceed 100 yr recurrence interval; flood stage in Waverly within 3 inches of top of 100 yr floodplain of Cedar River.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Week of torrential rain after drought. Flood was the result of an uncompleted dam in Neka. Destroyed 5,000 hectares of farmland and 1,000 hectares of forest in Mazaaran. No suitable AVHRR data located. Rainfall reached 120 mm in 2 hrs in the early morning of july 1313,000 head of livestock and poultry died. Over 6,600 hectares of crops ruined. 310 houses collapsed. No suitable AVHRR data located.

Fatalities: Bangladeh: 31; India: 325 Displaced: Bangladesh: 310,000; India: 3,000,000 Up to 10" of rain overnight in some areasHectares Flooded: homes and crops of 450,000 in Comilla District submerged. 48,000 Hectares crops submerged in Comilla.Gomti River broke its banks in 2 places and inundated 55 villiages in Comilla (July/19). On July 13 a tenth of

Damage: Romania: 4,000,000, Hungary: 3,000,000 Displaced: Hungary: 3,125, Romania: 100 Flooding and landslides70,000 hectares of farm land flooded in Hungary; 10,000 hectares in Romania. Worst thunderstorm in 15 years.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flooding and mudslides.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Floods caused by four major rainfalls between late April and June 29.

Iowa: $4,000,000. Thunderstorms, tornados. 6 inches of rain over 5 days in Birmingham, AL. 12 inches over 4 days in Kansas City, MO. Up to 9 inches over north central Iowa July 2-3.

Hiroshima hardest hit with 22 dead, 12 missing. The worst natural disaster to hit region in 8 years.

60,000 hectares of crops flooded. Jumuna River: 1,600 hectares farmland lost along and 5,000 hectares inundated.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Slovakia: 1,602,444 million SK. Displaced: Romania: 800, Slovakia: 114.Week of heavy rain prior to floods. Romania: 22,889 hectares of farm land destroyed; Slovakia: Waters covered 2539 hectares of inhabited areas a 57,587 hectares of the agricultural land.In Romania, flooding dissolved the salt caves at Slanic-Prahova No suitable AVHRR data located . Unusually heavy summer rains - flooding and mudslides. Damaged over 6,666 ha of farmland, inundated 25,333 ha of grassland.

24 inches of rain in parts of Jimenez.

Danube at Ingolstadt highest levels since 1845 - 7.48 meters

Lena River at record levels.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Torrential rain since Feburary intensified over the last 2 weeks. Highest level of the Amazon in Peru in 17 yrs.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Rhine river: highest levels since 1859 at Karlsruhe. Aare river: highest levels since 1917.

Worst flood in Otero County in 44 years.

Excessive spring snow melting

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flooding and mudslides.

Third biggest flood in history in the area - within inches of 1997.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Widespread flooding and property damage.

No suitable AVHRR data located. 50mm of rain, combined with melting snow from the North Yorks Moors.

Heavy rains from late December 98 to March 99.

Hectares Flooded: Hungary - 360,000 Ha; W Ukraine - 40,000 Ha.Some of the century's worst flooding in Hungary.

No suitable AVHRR data located CAUSE. Flooding and mudslides since Jan due to La Nina. Rains exceeded historical average in the Andes region.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flooding and mudslides.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flash Floods. "Worst ever."

No suitable AVHRR data located.

No suitable AVHRR data located.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Flash Floods

No suitable AVHRR data located.

No suitable AVHRR data located. Third worst since 1991.

Worst since February 1996.

Yearly occurance.

Second year in a row.

Second in months.

Hurricane Mitch. Worst hurricane since 1974.

Second storm in 2 months.

Typhoon Yani

Hurricane Georges

Hurricane Georges

Flash Flood. Some rivers at record levels.

"highest river levels along parts of the Nile and tributaries since records began"

New peak record for Hood Creek.

Worst ever floods of Nen and Songjua Rivers.

3 sub-events. 8/6 was Seoul's wettest day in 27 years, flooding is some of worst on record.

Flash Flood

Flash Flood

25 years "worst in a generation" "expected 100 yr flood"Also minor flooding in the Walgett area of NSW 9/14-9/22.

Worst flooding of Rathi River in 88 yrs, "worst flooding in Bangladesh history."

Surpassed 1965 record for Welch Vt - exceeding 100 yr flood.

Highest flooding since the 1800s.

Flooding and hail.

Flashflood

Campgrounds evacuated. Wettest snowpack in 50 yrs.

White River highest since 1945.

Worst in 50 years in Changsha. Xiangjiang exceeding record high level.

Flooding and mudslides.

Xingjiang river's highest level in history - rivers breaking all previous high-water marks.

Worst flooding in Guilin in 80 years.

Heaviest flooding on the Xijiang river in China since 1949.

Yangtze highest level in 6 yrs.

Torrential rains continuing Yangtze flooding and major dyke break.

Continued Yangtze flooding and dike blown up in Jianli county. Levels at Shashi broke 1954 record.

Torrential rains and Yangtze headwaters.

Highest ever rainfall recorded for a June day in New England since rainfall statistics started being tracked in 1871. Saco River - 50 yr flood, Wading river - 80 year flood, many rivers 1025 year floods.

Rare Arabian Sea cyclone incursion - heavy flooding of major coastal highways, slum by Kandla port was submerged by two meter high tidal wave and many salt workers drowned.

Heavy rainfall/thunderstorm - 9.09 inches overnight.

Deepest flooding in 10 yrs.

Torrential rain - up to 16 inches in 20 hours.

Tidal waves and flooding.

Torrential rains - strong seasonal southwest monsoon.

Hundreds of hectares flooded.

Heavy rainfall - 11 inches in 24 hours.

Heavy rainfall - 7 inches in 48 hours - one month's worth of rain.

A cold front began in central China and moved south, resulting in an average rainfall for May in a few hours on the border area.

Water level higher in some areas than in 1954.

Such strong storms are rare, hitting every 100 years.

Heaviest rainfall ever in the region.

Heavy rains that started in Ethiopia 15 days prior -- flooding in area south of Jamame related to collapse of river banks caused by flooding earlier in the year and last year due to El Nino (see DFO-1998-03 DFO-1997-90). Large areas of farmland inundated. Rainfall worst in decades.

91% of Lensk under water up to 1.5 meters deep. May 17th - water topped maximum level ever observed.

12 consecutive days of rain.

Most rain since flood of '55, close to 100-year flood stage at Lynch Terrace and O'Hear Avenue.

Worst flood this century.

Flooding and mudslides.

continuation of event DFO1998-39.

Heavy rains follow El Nino-related drought

Sudden storm

Flooding and landslides.

Flash floods

Caused by closed dam gates.

Frontal convective storms, "overnight 6 inch rain" flash floods.

Frontal storms -- cotton tobacco fruit and vegetable crop damage. Worst since 1983 and worst in Uruguay's history.

Worst in Northampton history - worse than great flood of 1947.

Diamond River highest in 500 years. Androscoggan River highest in 50 years.

Millions of dollars in damages.

Widespread flooding along Zambezi river since beginning of 1998. 2 deaths in eastern Caprivi of Namibia.

Frontal storms -- experts attributed the flooding in the middle and lower reach of the Yangtze to El Nino. Record stage of 37.64 m in Changsha.

R76 million. Dam break on the Chelbas River.

see also DFO-1997-90

Frontal storm

Frontal and convectional storms -- $270,000,000 (Georgia)

Flooding and mudslides. Attributed to El Nino.

ITCZ convective rain.

ITCZ convective rain -- (see also DFO-1998-04) attributed to El Nino.

Frontal cyclones. Greatest rainfall since 1877.

Frontal cyclone ("northeaster") -- first event-frontal cyclone ending on 2/5/98 additional rainstorms 2/17-2/18 & 2/21-2/24 kept rivers at or above flood stage. Suwanee river (FL) highest level in 50 years, Sante Fe river (FL) highest in 20 years.

ITCZ convective rain.

See also DFO-1997-90 .

ITCZ convective rain or easterly wave.

Heaviest rainfall ever recorded.

Flood at the Madakaripura waterfall.

8,000 hectares of agricultural land flooded by up to one metre of water. Drin River has reached its highest level since 1985. 100 houses flooded.

Floods caused by El Nino. Maize, cotton, and other crops damaged.

Flood waters swelled 1.2 meters over the highway between Austin and Waco. 6 inches of rain fell over a 6 hr period.

10 hr storm in Damiette province, the hardest hit area.

Floodwaters shoulder deep. Damaged Somali relief operations based out of Garissa.

580 acres of crops (sorghum, beans, maize, cotton), 120 head of cattle and goat swept away. 10,000 wild animals in Serengeti, mainly wildebeests and buffaloes, drowned.

Flooding attributed to El Nino.

Flooding and mudslides.

Storm described as the worst calamity of the century. Destroyed 64,000 homes, damaged 110,000. Massive crop damage, 1,000 schools ruined.

Flooding and mudslides attributed to El Nino.

Flash floods.

Flooding and landslides. Many sheep and other livestock lost.

Ethiopia - 12,000 domestic animals killed, 30,000 hectares of crops destroyed, 4,254 houses destroyed, 65,000 people displaced.

9 inches within 24 hos Monday, 8.8 inches within 24 hrs Sunday.

Homes and livestock swept away.

Flooding worst in Istanbul.

Heavy rains flowed down from the Kerari mountains. 70 houses, 80 shops destroyed.

Thousands homeless. Acapulco worst hit.

Five hours of torrential rain. Flooding and mudslides.

3 days of heavy rain.

Millions of dollars in crop damage.

Flooding and landslides. Gold miners killed in landslides.

23,000 homes destroyed. 145,000 hectares of crops badly damaged, threatening the province's late rice harvest.

Zhanjiang - 36,300 homes destroyed, 80% of the city's coastal areas - including banana and sugarcane plantations, fish and shrimp ponds - were flooded.

Flooding and landslides.

Flooding and landslides.

20,600 homes flooded in Zhejiang.

10,400 hectares of crops damaged in Punjab.

Flash flood - 11 ft wall of water crashed through a normally dry canyon, sweeping away a dozen hikers.

Severe flash floods.

Flooding and landslides. 300 houses flooded.

750 animals killed in the town of Dogubayazit. 100 homes damaged. Worst natural disaster in the region in decades.

Destroyed or damaged 85,000 homes, inundated 850,000 hectares of farmland.

Hundreds of homes destroyed, thousands of hectares of crops flooded. Flooding and landslides. 200 homes swept away in Lai Chau.

7,230 houses flooded, 6,000 hectares croplands inundated. 8-19 inches of rain.

1,000 homes and 100,000 hectares of farmland damaged.

A backlog of heavy rain broke through a clogged railroad embankment and sent a 20 ft high torrent into two trailer parks. $40,000,000 in damage to Colorado State University buildings. 1,000 homes damaged. 2,000 farms, 40 fruit gardens, several shops destroyed.

Worst flooding in the province in 60 yrs.

Flooding and landslides.

Widespread flooding and landslides. 40 houses destroyed, a railway and two levees damaged, 3 bridges washed out, 1,350 houses flooded.

226,780 hectares of farmland flooded in Zhejiang.

Flooding and landslides. Landslide in Aduiumaly.

Several dykes breached.

Dysentery and typhoid outbreaks following flooding.

Heavy losses on pastures, farmlands, livestock. 350 homes destroyed.

Flooding and landslides.

Flooding and landslides. 3 hrs of torrential rain.

10,000 hectares of agricultural land under water.

Unusually cold weather.

Cattle and farms worth $157 million destroyed.

Flash floods.

Over a foot of rain - up to 21 inches in some areas.

884 heads of cattle killed. 16,000 hectares of agricultural lands and orchards destroyed.

3,360 hectares of agricultural lands damaged.

Water filled rice paddies and damaged 1,000 mud-and-straw huts.

Flash flooding and mudslides.

100 houses destroyed, vast tracks of farm land under water. Worst flood in the region since 1970.

Flooding attributed to El Nino.

Floodwaters at the third-floor level of buildings in Changsha, close to three-quarters of buildings in Liuyang submerged.

Flooding and landslides. 400 hectares of farmland buried.

Flooding and landslides.

Flooding and landslides.

Flooding and landslides.

Series of flash floods. Extreme damage to crops, livestock, and homes - 1,300 homes, 100 grain mills, 1,900 cattle, 12,000 hectares of farm land.

110 mm of rain flooded 80,000 hectares.

13,000 hectares of farmland flooded. Flooding and landslides.Worst flooding in Northern Guangdong in 500 yrs.

Over 1500 hectares of rice and sugarcane destroyed. Many goats killed. 500 hectares of corn and beans submerged in Jowhar.

Houses along the river channel collapsed.

1,790 livestock killed, 200 wells inundated, 2,500 hectares of farmland flooded.

Ice blocks formed a dam on the Yenisei River, raising water over 10 meters and flooding the villages of Zosino and Vorogovo up to the roofs of houses.

Hundreds of acres of crops damaged.

Losses of sugarcane. About half the papaya crop was destroyed and there was substantial damage to Queensland's massive banana plantations.

4,000 hectares of crops destroyed. 3,000 hectares of banana trees flooded by the Jubones river.

Crops and livestock destroyed. 40% of the sugarcane crop destroyed.

Soybean, corn, and cotton fields flooded. Tens of thousands of cattle drowned.

Ice jam on the Rock River.

Flooding and disastrous landslide.

Floods destroyed the homes and crops of tens of thousands of farmers, drowned livestock, and covered key roads. Soy bean, corn, cotton, and coca crops flooded. Heaviest rains in Bolivia in nearly 3 decades.

Eldorado flooded to rooftops.

Damage to corn crops.

198,800 acres of farmland lost in Mozambique.

Acre River 3 m above normal level. Worst ever floods in the region.

Unusually warm winter temperatures. Over 17,000 hectares of winter wheat and rape flooded, 12,600 homes of herdsmen and farmers collapsed, 18,000 cattles perished.

Worst storm in 40 yrs. 16 inches of rain in central Greece. Hundreds left homeless.

410 houses and working places damaged, 20 houses totally destroyed in Izmir.

Flooding of normally dry streambeds.

Flooding on the Truckee River is Reno's worst flooding since 1963.

Flooding and landslides. Worst floods in 20 yrs in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

50 bridges washed away, thousands of hectares of farmland swamped, several thousand residential and office buildings submerged.

Flooding and mudslides. Tualatin River 3 ft above flood level. Highest snowfall in 60 years.

Tropical Storm Greg.Millions of dollars in losses of infrastructure and agriculture.

1,800 forced from their homes in southern Spain, 2,000 stranded in northern Portugal. $4 million worth of crops destroyed.

Train tracks flooded, cutting off transport between Narbonne and Perpignan. Dozens evacuated by helicopter from Bezier's Bas du Faubourg quarter. Orbe river rose to 12.4 meters.

900 buildings flooded. 5,000 acres (2,023 hectares) of farmland flooded, cotton, tobacco and produce destroyed.

Dozens of farmers lost homes and livestock. Railways flooded.

Tropical Storm Marco. Major loses of rice and livestock. Thousands homeless.Highest reservoir levels since Hurricane David in 1979.

40 houses destroyed, 100 more damaged.

Thousands of acres of land flooded. 260 houses destroyed.

10,000 houses, 239 development projects, and 4,500 hectares of agricultural land were heavily damaged.

Flooding caused by melt waters from a large volcanic eruption under the Vatnajoekull glacier in southeastern Iceland. Billions of cubic yards of water melted from the glacier during an eruption in October were released.Severe damage to roads and bridges. Over 742,000 hectares of crops - including rice, coconut and fruit orchards - flooded, amounting to $857 million. 350,000 houses washed away.Worst cyclone since 1977.

Heavy rains in Ethiopian highlands caused the Shabelle River to overflow in Somalia. 1,800 hectares (4,860 acres) of maize, beans, sorghum and rice destroyed. 500 families homeless.

1.7 million hectares of crops damaged. Heavy rains caused by a depression in the Bay of Bengal.

4,000 hectares of rice fields and 4,000 of soybeans destroyed.

Nor'easter.320 evacuated in Massachusetts, hundreds in New Jersey. Multiple rainfall records broken: up to 18 inches. 5 ft of water on some Maine roads. Worst flooding in Manville, New Jersey in 21 years. Tropical Storm Lili.

Chao Phrya River over 6 ft above sea level

200,000 homes flooded and 600,000 tons of rice threatened.

Worst flooding in decades. Damage to multiple bridges.

Typhoon Willie. Up to 15 in of rain. 110,000 hectares of rice crop affected, 6,000 hectares of sugarcane toppled, 4,000 hectares of mangos and 35,000 hectares of bananas destroyed. Total agricultural losses reached 581 million yuan (70 million dollars). 300 hectares of shrimp farms inundated totalling 140 million yuan (16.9 million dollars) in losses. Strongest typhoon 6 inches of rain overnight. Highway bridge ripped away.

Hurricane Hortense. Winds over 100 mph. Over 5.4 inches of rain. First hurricane to hit the region since Blanche in 1975.

Hurricane Fausto. Several hundred evacuated. Up to 12 inches of rain.

Worst floods in Cambodia since 1978. 296,516 acres (120,000 hectares) of rice fields destroyed.

Hurricane Hortense. 18 inches of rain in Puerto Rico. Floodwaters up to 5 ft. $128 million worth of crops lost.

At least 200 homes destroyed.

Bridge on the Arniko highway, linking Kathmandu to the northern border, was destroyed.

Hurricane Fran.

3,000 villages inundated - 18,000 houses in 19 districts. 1 million acres of crops damaged. 181 head of cattle killed. Worst flooding in Punjab in two decades.

More than 1,000 homes destroyed in the state of Khartoum.

Up to 800 mm of precipitation. 26,900 head of cattle and poultry killed. 290,000 hectares of crops flooded in North Korea. 3,200 hectares of farmland inundated in South Korea.

Damage to rice crops.

Dike on the Red River burst north of Hanoi. Railroad lines and highways flooded.Worst flooding in Hanoi since 1971.

Thousands of acres of farmland destroyed including fruit, cotton, and 17,290 acres of sugar cane. Wondji floods aggravated by release from the Awash river's Koka dam to prevent it from breaking.Worst floods on Awash river in 60 yrs. Destruction to cattle and buildings.

Flooding and mudslides.

45 houses flooded.

Typhoon Kirk.Flooded more than 70,000 houses and 58,000 hectares of farmland, and destroyed 15,000 water conservation facilities.Worst flooding in more than 30 years in Shandong. Floods have downed power lines, destroyed nearly 9,000 hectares (22,000 acres) of crops, inundated around 200 kilometers (125 miles) of roads, damaged 29 bridges, and destroyed 3,444 homes. Typhoons Gloring (Gloria) and Huaning (Herb). Floodwater up to 4 ft. $46 million worth of agriculture products and infrastructure projects destroyed by Gloring, $7.7 million in infrastructure destroyed by Huaning. Over 10,000 families forced to evacuate.A 5.8 earthquake on 7/31 in Pampanga caused a dike in the Gumain River in Dinalupihan to Highest flood peak on xijiang river surpassed without suffering deaths or major economic losses - due to huge flood control efforts (dikes, reservoirs, sandbags) 2 yrs prior.

18 houses destroyed by flash flooding.

590,000 families affected, 73,000 houses destroyed and 161,000 damaged. 86,000 acres (34,400 hectares) of crops destroyed and 164,000 acres (65,600 hectares) of farmland affected. Torrential rains. 1500-2000 houses completely destroyed.

8 bridges swept away and 22 others submerged. Over 750 homes damaged and 9 destroyed. More than 4 inches of rain.

Typhoons Gloria and Frankie. 46 of 76 provinces hit. 6909 hectares of farmland damaged and 1,720 farm animals killed.

Affected: 3,634 villages in 18 districts, 5.435 million people. Damaged: property worth over 32.9 million rupees ( 0.98 million us dollars), 24,330 houses.

Flooding over 1 meter deep.

Tens of thousands of hectares of Assam farmland flooded.

400 homes and 9,000 hectares of agricultural fields damaged. 2,000 livestock killed. Unseasonal torrential rain.

40-75 cm of flood water.

Thousands of members of the ancient Yanomami tribe homeless and lacking food. 'We've lived here thousands of years and this never happened,'' Fermin Irayawe, a Yanomami Indian and Upper Orinoco Municipality council member.Floods have submerged one-third of the 184,000-square kilometer (110,000-square mile) state. Up to 10 meters of water.The normal 6,500 hectares (16,000 acres) of crops damaged.

Zhejiang: 4.51 million people affected, 6,507 villages and 290,000 hectares of farmland flooded.Tianmu: 200 mm of rain in 24 hrs.Hangzhou-Jiaxing-Huzhou plain: over 200 mm of rain in 24 hrs.Heaviest rains in 50 yrs, flooding forced closure of Zhejiang's West Lake tourist attraction for the first time in 50 yrs. Rice crops damaged. 16 of 64 districts flooded. Up to 5 in of rain in one day.

5,000 homes collapsed.

Heaviest rainstorm since 1966. Flooding and mudslides. Hundreds evacuated.

20 in rainfall in Yangi. 2,000 hectares of farmland flooded.

Tropical Storm Alfred - record rainfalls: 2.25 in 6/18 in Pittsburgh, PA, breaking the daily record of 1.56 in set in 1932. 4.65 in 6/18 in Erie, breaking the 1957 daily record of 2.8 in.''I was born in this house and never have seen anything this bad" - Jesse Springer, 37, Emmitsburg, MD.Dozens in Western MD forced from their homes, hundreds stranded.Up to 13 in of rain. 1,274 homes destroyed. 80% of farmland flooded. Thousands of hectares of crops and thousands of cattle lost.

Dozens of animals drowned after the nur farah water dam collapsed following 24 hrs of rain. 300 hectares of farm lands growing maize, sesame, sorghum and beans destroyed. 30 km affected. 150,000 hectares (370,500 acres) of cultivated land damaged, 5,700 houses to collapsed, and 472 kilometers (295 miles) of highway affected.

6 weeks of unusually heavy rains. 4,000 hectares (9,880 acres) of agricultural land destroyed when the Wabi River overflowed.

139 houses destroyed and 150 damaged. Also damage to roads and drainage systems.

6.5 in of rain. Guyandotte River crested 6 ft above flood stage. Big Sandy River crested at 13 ft above flood stage. 2500 forced to evacuate in West Virginia.

Worst flooding in Bruntal area since 1945.

Most severe flooding in Grafton area since 1974 - 150 mm of rain in one week.

Up to 9 in of rain in 3 days, thousands forced to leave their homes.Indiana: Evansville received a record 7 in of rain in 24 hrs. Southern Indiana - worst flooding in nearly 30 years. 6 counties declared emergencies. Wabash River at its highest since 1994. Worst flooding was around the port city of Annaba.

Floods and landslides.

7 provinces hit, worst flooding in several years. Faryab was hardest hit: 2,800 houses, 930 acres of agricultural land, 3,350 cattle, 28 flour mills, 12 mosques and 5 schools destroyed.

Over 2,000 homes flooded. Tens of thousands of farm animals evacuated. Melting of winter snowfall that was twice the normal amount.

14 hrs of torrential rain.

Khuzestan: rain and mudslides, 24,000 hectares (59,300 acres) of farmland damaged and 1,840 farm animals killed.Saveh: 250 livestock killed.

Over 10,000 homes in Pekalongan inundated and 18,584 people evacuated. Rains caused rivers to overflow their banks.

Flooding following Cyclone Bonita. 100,000 hectares of crops destroyed, 150,000 cattle left without grazing land.Gaza Province: Limpopo up to 12 kilometres (7.44 miles) wide, over 3000 hectares of crops destroyed in Chibuto County. Worst rainstorms in Rio de Janeiro's history - 30 cm in 2 days. Flooding and mudslides.

Thousands homeless and dozens missing. Olifants River at highest level in 38 years

Willamette 10 ft above flood stage. Columbia 11 feet above flood stage.22,000 evacuated in Oregon, 1,000 in Montana, 7,000 in Washington, 1,200 in Idaho.

Rainfall 5 times the normal levels, worst flooding since 1942. Tens of thousands of people left homeless, 565,000 people affected.

15-20 percent of its banana exports lost.$10 million in damages to houses, roads, and bridges.

100 mm of rain for 3 days.

$6 million in damage to roads, schools, and buildings - not including private property.

Wettest summer since 1987.300 homes evacuated in Ladysmith.

Region of Gharb: 90,000 hectares (222,000 acres) of agricultural land under water, 600 families homeless.El Jadida province: 3,550 hectares of crops submerged. Tetouan province: 17,000 hectares of crops damaged.Sidi Kacem province: 26,000 hectares of farmland flooded.Kenitra province: 36,250 hectares of farmland submerged.Several rivers Record snowfalls in late November and early December followed by unseasonably warm temperatures and rain.

Rainfall up to 150 millimeters in 24 hrs in some areas. Crops, huts, roads, and livestock lost.

Record snowfall 1/7 and 1/12 followed by rapid melting and rains. Damage to over 50,000 homes, 28 sewage treatment plants. In hardest hit areas of PA, worst flooding since Hurricane Agnes 1972

400 hectares of crops flooded.

Millions of pesos of crops and infrastructure destroyed.

Floodwaters up to 7 meters.

Floods and landslides.

Heaviest snowfall since 1970 followed by melting and rain. 170,000 acres of farmland flooded, also 220 villiages and 300 miles of road. Property damage and losses exceeding those of the 1970 flood disaster in Romania. 4,000 houses in northwestern Romania washed away, thousands in southern Romania taken to safer areas. 75% of the country affected. 70 mm of rain in less than 30 min on 12/25.Entire squatter camps washed out.

Flooding and landslides. Worst flooding in this area in recent years.

9,000 left homeless.

Flooding of the Cowlitz River was the worst in southwestern Washington in over 100 years. Cowlitz crested at 31 ft (8 ft above flood stage).

Hundreds left homeless. Refugee camps flooded.

Thousands of tons of cotton ruined.

Losses estimated at SR150 million. Major infrastructure damage.

Typhoon Angela (Luzon). Strongest since 1984.Tropical Storm Zach (Negros, Panay, Cebu).Flooding and landslides.

Over 3,000 houses destroyed. Extensive crop damage.

Tropical Storm Roxanne and other fronts.20 inches of rain in 24 hrs.

Hurricane Roxanne.Cattle and banana businesses seriously damaged.

Worst hit central american country this hurricane season. Rainfall 80% above average yearly level.1,844 hectares of rice fields swamped, so rice will have to be imported at a high cost.

Ratnapura: 124.5 mm of rain in one day - average daily rainfall is 14.4 mm.

Typhoon Mameng. Flooding and mudslides.$80 million in fishpond and poultry farm losses.

Typhoon Angela, Zack.Flooding and mudslides.23,400 hectares of rice fields rendered unable to be harvested; 56,885 additonal hectares submerged or damaged.

Hurricane Opal.Third costliest storm in U.S. history. Worst storm since Hurricane Camille in 1969.Blackwater River in Florida crested at 14-15 ft above flood stage.

Hurricane Roxanne.

Hurricane Opal.300 cattle killed. Hundreds of millions of dollars of agriculture and livestock losses.

Hurricanes Opal and Roxanne.

Tropical Storm Sybil.Flooding and landslides.

Crops on 442,000 hectares of land covering nearly 1/4 of the total cultivated area in these districts flooded. $232 million in crop losses.

Heavy rains, erosion, diseases. Severe agricultural damage. Worst natural disaster in West Bengal since 1978.

Typhoon Ryan. 14 inches of rain in 24 hrs. 950 houses flooded.

Annual autumn rains.

Floods submerged 230,000 houses in 13 provinces. Crop and property damage of $23 million.

53,000 people affected, 23,000 hectares of crops destroyed. Mono River rose 6 meters.

Heaviest precipitation in Northern Albania in 15 years.

Several hundred buildings flooded and residents evacuated.

Flooding and landslides. Up to 2 meters of water.

21,000 of 43,000 hectares in the Vientiane prefecture flooded, 16,000 destroyed.

337 families displaced, 2,900 hectares (7,165 acres) of rice fields destroyed.

Hurricane Ismael. Damage to shrimp production, loss of shrimping fleets.

Typhoon Oscar. Most powerful storm to hit the area in 50 yrs.Flooding and landslides. 120 houses destroyed.

Flooding and mudslides. Millions of dollars of agricultural losses.

Hurricane Luis, Hurricane Marilyn.

Flooding and landslides.

150 livestock killed.

Worst flooding in New Delhi in 17 years. Disease concerns.

Typhoon Kent.

Flooding of crater Maughan lake on volcanic Mt. Parker - landslide from the mountain (sparked by heavy rains) into the lake caused flooding. 29,000 hectares of crops damaged. Floodwater up to 15 ft. Typhoon Kent followed directly by Tropical Storm Nina.Flooding and landslides from volcanic Mt. Pinatabo.100 villiages flooded. Up to 1.2 meters of water.

Remnants of Tropical Storm Jerry.

Tropical Storm Iris. Flooding and mudslides.

Farmland, power supplies, roads, bridges, and buildings destroyed.

Typhoon Janis.Han rose to 10.5 meters, highest level since 1990. Up to 24 inches of rain in some areas.52,370 hectares of flooded farmland, 936 damaged houses or buildings.

64 vehicles, 52 homes, 53 shops and five adminstrative departments destroyed.

Third major deluge of the season.

Besseka lake overflow.

10 hours of torrential rain.

600 homes and businesses damaged. Up to 10.75 in of rain in 24 hrs.

400 hectares of subsistence crops destroyed. 11 communities cut off by floodwaters.

Worst flooding in Liaonging this century.Liaonging: 890,000 hectares of agricultural land flooded and 120,000 farm animals dead.Jilin: 1.19 hectares of land flooded and 300,000 farm animals killed. 1.68 million hectares of farmland damaged. 68 of 76 provinces affected.Chao phraya river reached 2.27 m above sea level - the highest in Bangkok's 200 year recorded history.

Worst summer rains in 100 years. Avg daily rainfall of 583 mm recorded over wide areas from 7/30 to 8/18; 600 mm in 1-2 hrs in some regions.1.9 million tons of grain damaged - half of the country's annual production. Tropical Depression Karing. Floods and mudflows 5 meters high from the slopes of volcanic Mount Pinatubo. 5,000 families forced to flee their homes.

Tens of thousands of acres of agricultural land flooded, but most crops harvested before the floods so only marginal losses.

48,000 hectares of rice crops lost, 400,000 mud and straw houses swept away, 19,000 kilometres of roads heavily damaged.Deaths from drowning, snake bites, and disease.

Major damage to infrastructure and communication. Worst floods in Accra since 1936 - 458 mm of rain in 9 hrs. Floodwater up to 2 meters.

Average 1.5 meters of water.

Floodwater washed landmines out to sea. Damage to agriculture over 15 billion roubles. 2,500 Hectares of corn, 100 hectares of tabacco plantations, and 150 hectares of vegetables and melons were flooded.Rainfall higher in 24 hrs than the monthly average. Severe damage to sewage system, rivers contaminated.

Flooding and landslides. 300 sq. km of agricultural land with standing crops inundated. Railways shut down.

Flooding and landslides.

Flooding, landslides, and disease.

Many of the deaths due to outbreaks in cholera, dysentery and malaria

Floods and landslides. 800 houses destroyed.

Biggest flood in 100 years. Lakes rising by 2 cm/hr.

Rhine at 7.46 meters - normal level is 2.50 meters. Roads and railways closed.

50 houses destroyed.

126 mm of rain - normal max fo May is 169.5.

250 houses washed away. 1,000 hectares (2,500 acres) of crops and over 500 houses flooded. 3,500 chickens and 1 cow drowned. 40 oil wells flooded.

Torrential rains ended a 5 month drought and caused a tidal wave.

1.9 million houses destroyed and 7 million damaged. 7.48 million hectares (18.5 million acres) of land under cultivation ravaged by the floods.

10,000 families homeless.

Missouri River crested at 36.7 ft - 11.7 ft above flood stage. Mississippi crested at 46.7 ft - 14.7 ft over flood stage.

12,300 acres of rice paddy, 3,000 homes, and several dikes damaged. North Sumatra hardest hit.Flooding and mudslides.

5,000 homes evacuated. Up to 19 inches of rain in 24 hrs (avg is 5 inches for the month).

First time the Webi Shebelle overflowed it's banks in 20 years. 1300 sheep, goats, and cattle killed.

Bridges, orchards, roadways, and houses washed away.

1,500 houses and 300 hectares of crops washed away.

68 mm of rain in 1 hr.

150,000 hectares of soybean and sunflower fields flooded in Pergamino. Water 2 meters deep.Worst flooding disaster of the century - one month's worth of rain in 4 hrs.

Strong winds pushed the Caspian Sea onto the adjacent, low-lying regions. 81,500 cattle killed.

48 of California's 58 counties declared disaster areas. Most geographicly widespread storm in California in this century.$400 million in agricultural damage - lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, almond, strawberries. 400 houses swept away. Rains on the Uwanji plateau caused the Mbarali and Mlomboji rivers to overflow.

Cyclone Bobby and Hurricane Violet. Strongest March rain and flooding in Melbourne since 1970.$37 million in lost production from gold mines. Damage to east-west Transline railway.

Damage to railway lines.

Flooding and mudslides. Tiete river rose 10 ft. Damage to banana plantations.

Significant damage to rice paddies and rubber plantations, thousands of livestock drowned. Villiages under 2 meters of water.Worst flooding in a decade.

Floods around the Rhine were the worst in a century - reached a record 34 ft 71/3 in in Cologne, Germany.

Highest rainfall in 150 years.

150 mm of rain in 2 hrs. Normally dry creeks at 2 meters.

1,200 hectares of paddy fields flooded in Riau. 60,000 people affected.

$22.7 million worth of produce lost in Ventura County and 50-80% of strawberry crop lost in Orange County. Russian River crested 17 ft above flood stage, contaminated with toxins and sewage.Worst flooding since 1986. Dam burst in Bacolod.

4/5 of the capital submerged.

Flooding and landslides. Thousands of hectares of crops and residential areas flooded. Over 160 houses destroyed. Thousands of livestock lost. Roads to Jambi cut off by landslides.

Boats and homes swept away.

120,000 hectares of farmlands inundated. 10,000 houses damaged.

Underground spring tore the ground open with a volcano-like explosion and caused massive flooding and landsliding. Homes and farmland submerged.

12,000 homes flooded in eastern Cuba.

Flooding and mudslides. Worst on the western side of the island.

Thousands homeless. Roads used for food aid for 300,000 people impassable.

Many farms submerged.

Flood waters carrying burning oil from a fuel depot swept through Dronka. 507 killed in Dronka, 86 killed by flooding in other provinces.Sohag: 750,000 oxen, goats, sheep, and poultry killed. 2,513 homes collapsed and 4,200 hectares (10,400 acres) of land flooded. Flooding and mudslides.

Torrential rains rare in Jordan.

Half of the farmland in the area no longer fit for cultivation.

1,700 houses damaged and 130,000 acres of crops flooded.

Kardhitsa cotton fields destroyed.

Flash flood at a waterfall due to preceeding heavy rain. 17 tourists swept away.

60% of houses on Polilio Island were destroyed.

Flooding caused 4 oil pipelines to rupture, spilling over 1 million gallons into the San Jacinto river and catching fire.

Flooding and landslides.

Crops damaged.

Flooding and mudslides. 20 villiages buried in up to 10 ft of water and mud.

Heaviest flooding in 70 yrs. Floods hit during harvest - only 30% of vegetables and potatoes saved.

Unusually heavy rain. Positive impact on agriculture.

Nigeria: Dam on the Alo River damaged. Dike on a lake burst flooding Maiduguri with 6 ft of water.Niger: 5,300 domestic animals killed. Thousands of acres flooded, wells and graneries destroyed. Unseasonably heavy rain. Water released from dam on the Alo River to relieve pressure, further flooding the villiages.

Vietnam's worst flood disaster since 1968.

300,000 acres of crops damaged.

Roads under 1 m of water. Worst flooding in 20 yrs in Chiang Rai, 48,000 hectares of rice fields inundated.

Flooding and landslides. 200 hectares of farmland around Pyongtaek city, Kyonggi province flooded.

740 hectares (1,820 acres) of cultivated land in Wollo region were devastated.

Flooding and mudslides. 300 houses destroyed, 3,000 severely damaged. 35,000 hectares of vineyards and orchards in central Moldova flooded. 86,000 acres of crops ruined, 70,000 hens drowned, and 120 cattle and 1,000 pigs died.

Extensive damage to crops.

1,000 sheep and goats lost, 145 hectares of crops ruined in Tach Gayint.

Floods worse than any in the last century. 800,000 houses damaged or destroyed. 367,000 farm animals killed and 741,000 acres (300,000 hectares) of farmland throughout Zhejiang damaged. Crops destroyed and livestock decimated.

Floodwaters destroyed 54 houses and 370 irrigation channels. Agriculture produce swept away along with the cattle of 70 nomad families.

Floods destroyed 2,000 homes, 32 mosques and schools. 7,500 hectares (19,000 acres) of farmland under water. Heaviest rain in 20 yrs.

Thousands homeless.

Flood waters from Managil Dam killed eight people and destroyed 120 dwellings. Longest spate of rain in five years. 400 families displaced in Kordofan. Nile over 12.55 m, higher than the 1988 40 yr flood. Dam break following heavy rain in the Ural Mountains. 380 farms badly damaged.

Up to 5 m of floodwater. $20.3 million worth of agricultural losses - 12,478 hectares of agricultural crops (rice, vegetables, sorghum) damaged.

Thousands of hectares of rice seedlings destroyed.

$100,000,000 in agricultural losses.

Flooding and landslide.

Flooding and avalanche of mud, ash and other volcanic debris around Mt. Pinatubo.

500,000 houses destroyed. Rivers at highest levels since 1949.No summer harvest in Inner Mongolia. In Liaoning, 1.33 million hectares of farmland inundated, 30,000 farm animals drowned. Up to 10 ft of water on roads. Over 400 mm (16 in) of rain in 36 hrs. Most intense rainfall in Macao and Zhuhai since 1952.Flooding and landslide. 500 families evacuated.

Flooding and mudslides, dislodged bolders. Worst flood on record. Destroyed 200 houses and 1,600 hectares (3,954 acres) of rice.

12,000 cattle killed. Cotton crop devastated - 70% lost in Sindh. 500,000 acres (200,000 hectares) of cultivated land in central and lower Sindh province destroyed. Over 16.6 million acres of land were flooded total, 1 million of which held cotton, rice, sugarcane. 3400 families homeless. 11 hrs of rain.

3,600 houses were destroyed, and damage to crops and infrastructure reached $444,000.

Flooding and landslides. Hundreds of farm animals perished. Hundreds of hectares of agricultural land, including 20,000 date palms flooded.

Hundreds of adobe houses collapsed. Standing crops damaged.

Vast agricultural areas flooded.

Damage exceeds 3 billion rubles.

Tropical Storm Alberto 400,000 acres of farmland in south Georgia flooded. Billions of dollars in damage.

Flooding and mudslides. Annual monsoon rains.

Thousands of squatters left homeless. Storms of an intensity that occur only every 50-100 yrs.

Flooding and mudslides. 30,000 people trapped in their homes, rice fields swamped.

Worst flooding in China in 100 yrs. 610,000 homes destroyed, summer rice crops ruined.July - Typhoon Tim in Fujian Province

An earthquake sent an avalanche of ice, rocks, and mud down the slopes of volcano Nevado del Huila into two rivers, causing them to overflow their banks and destroy about 60 homes and several bridges. Debris caused Paez river to rise 16 ft. Hundreds feared dead.

165-foot (50-m) high dam collapsed, releasing 1.5 million cubic ft of water over farmland, grazing pasture, and villages. 100 houses flooded.

Flooding and landslides.

Worst flooding in the province in 40 years. 40 cities and counties ravaged by 3 days of heavy rainfall and powerful gusts. 61,000 hectares of crops inundated - loss of 650m renminbi.

Flooding, hail, and landslides.

Floods and landslides due to heavy rain in the mountains. Extensive damage to crops and bridges.

Flooding, mudslides, and lightening. 3,000 mud-and-thatch huts flattened.

Meramec crested at 37.4 ft - 21 ft above flood stage. Neosho crested at Miami, OK at 25.6 ft 10 ft above flood stage. Agricultural land flooded in southeastern Ohio.

5,630 hectares of farmland flooded in Penza.

Heavy storms and lightening.

Two weeks of flash floods - extensive agricultural and infrastrucutre damage.

Farming region - agricultural damage.

Flashflooding caused by heavy storms and tornadoes.

15,000 houses in 129 villages flooded. Some areas under more than 6.5 ft (2 m) of water. Thousands of acres of farmland inundated.

58 dams burst and 4 bridges destroyed. 6,500 hectares of agricultural land destroyed. 200 houses, 15 cattle breeding farms (500 cattle killed), and 12 km or roads submerged.

Destroyed 3,000 hectares (7,410 acres) of rice. Thousands of hectares of fishponds and saltmaking fields flooded. Water as high as 2 m (6.5 ft) inundated 12,000 houses, office buildings, schools. Floods inundated streets of the city and 20 houses in the downtown.

Flooding and rockslide. Worst flooding of the Rimac River in 2 yrs as a result of torrential rain in the Andean highlands. Worst flooding in Lima's history.

Tens of thousands of hectares of farmlands devastated. Bridges, highways, and houses swept away.

Destroyed rice barns and killed livestock.

5,000 acres of fruit plantations destroyed. 25,000 acres (10,000 hectares) of agricultural land damaged or destroyed. 15 of 25 provinces affected.

Rice crops severely damaged.

Flooding and mudslides. Fraile River swelled and formed a mudslide 12 ft deep.

Flooding in Brebes over 2 meters. Destroyed dozens of houses and hundreds of hectares of shrimp and fish ponds.

39 villiages swamped, flood waters over 8 ft. Rice fields and about 12,500 houses, offices, schools and other public buildings flooded.

1,400 acres of farmland were devastated.

Flashfloods and landslides. 49 missing and feared dead.

"The dampest winter in 12 years has left parts of southern England from Kent to Cornwall flooded after weeks of heavy rain" worst flooding in 17 yrs on the River Pol

"a fierce storm hit villages in the western highlands and chimbu province of papua new guinea (png) early today, leaving at least 14 people dead and more missing. " CAUSE:Heavy rains

"Drownings were reported in Surigao del Norte province and Butuan City, which were hit by massive flooding that destroyed at least 208 million pesos (7.43 million dollars) worth of houses and public infrastructure" CAUSE:Typhoon rains "At least two people were swept away by the floods water in Tanggerang district, while thousands of acres of farm plantations were seriously damaged." CAUSE:Torrential rains

"The rainfall that began overnight in southern Israel was equal to the average rain the area receives in a year. The flooding disrupted traffic on all the major highways in the south, cutting off the southern resort of Eilat." CAUSE:"Extraordinary rainfall" Worst flooding in 25 yrs in Negev. "The latest statistics released by the government's flood-relief committee also showed that 139 residential areas and 15,000 buildings have been inundated and large numbers of communication lines, roads and bridges destroyed." CAUSE:"three-day consecutive rains on december 20-22 throughout the region" "In and around the capital of Kelantan, Kota Bahru ... 26 villages and 25 roads have been flooded with water between 1.35 meter (4.42 feet) and 0.15 meter (0.5 feet), officials said. " CAUSE:Annual monsoon rains Germany "In Trier, near the border with Luxembourg, Mosel reached 11.28 m, its highest level in 200 yrs." "In Saarland the Saar River was 19 ft above normal, highest since devastating flood in May 1970. " "In Heidelberg, Neckar river hit its high of the century overnight at 9.8 meters" "The Rhine swept to its greatest height in 67 yrs Thursday, flooding Cologne" -"trang province's districts of muang, palian and huai yot has begun to drop from 3-3.5 meters to 1-1.5 meters. travel between muang to kantang is severed because the strong current has washed away a section of road for almost half a kilometer." CAUSE:Week-long torrential rain "The Desmotadora river flooded as the result of torrential rain that washed away at least 30 homes in the town of Dadeiba in a barrage of mud, rocks and debris" CAUSE:Heavy rains

"about 100,000 families now rendered homeless due to floods in sri lanka's northern, eastern and north central districts, social services authorities here said today. the eastern district of batticaloa is the worst hit with its entire coastal belt going under water, they said noting that at least 35,000 families remained homeless there alone" CAUSE:"Unprecedented rains" Costa Rica "THE SAN JOSE- LIMON HIGHWAY (BETWEEN THE CAPITAL AND THE MAJOR PORT) IS ALSO FLOODED. SEVERAL BRIDGES HAVE BEEN SWEPT AWAY AND MANY BANANA PLANTATIONS ARE INUNDATED BY UP TO 2 METERS OF WATER" DAMAGE: Panama: millions FATALITIES: 4 DISPLACED: Costa Rica: 15,000 -- Panama: "torrential rains and floods have stricken nearly all parts of peru, causing serious damage to houses and crops" ... ""Flooding rivers and landslides swept away 1,050 homes in the Amazon jungle and Andes Mountains of Peru as the South American country's rainy season got underway. End date approximateCAUSE:Heavy rainfalls which normally appear in february "The waters toppled at least 80 houses and flooded 1,250 others" End date approximateCAUSE:Ice Jam flood

Philippines - "Typhoon Lola alone killed 230 people, left 583,000 persons homeless and damaged crops, infrastructure and livestock worth 574 million pesos" -- Vietnam -"The typhoon damaged more than 8,000 houses and 200 schools in Khanh Hoa and Ninh Thuan provinces. It destroyed 16,500 hectares of corn, cassava, and tobacco, and flooded more than 11,000 "The storm brought torrential rains that triggered flash floods, landslides and house collapses ... Vast tracts of farmland were inundated" ... "In Pondicherry ... the overflowing Sattanur Dam swamped residential areas, forcing hundreds to flee" End date approximateCAUSE:Typhoon rains "16 houses were washed away late Wednesday in several villages in Abuyog town, 350 miles south of Manila after heavy rains pounded the remote mountain area for two days" CAUSE:Flashfloods caused by heavy rains "more than 70 roads and thousands of acres of farmland in five southern provinces are also inundated from three days of torrential rain" CAUSE:Torrential rain

"the flood surrounded 10 villages, killing 1,000 livestock and damaging several bridges. the flood destroyed many residential units, farmland and roads" CAUSE: nd

"There was up to 6 feet of water in some areas" ... "Up to 6 inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours near Fredericktown in southeast Missouri"CAUSE: nd

"Floods which have swept through the eastern Sumatra province of Riau in Indonesia for the past two weeks have damaged about 3,000 houses. At least three people were killed in the first week of flooding, triggered by heavy rains which caused the upper Siak River to overflow." CAUSE:Torrential rains

"The Royal Observatory said nearly 20 inches (500 mm) or rain was recorded overnight on outlying Lantau Island, where a taxi driver became lost in the downpour and drove his vehicle into a river" End date approximateCAUSE:Two days of heavy rains associated with Tropical Storm Ira "entire families were missing in Tocoa, 300 miles north of the capital, where swollen rivers washed away entire villages and buried homes under tons of sand and silt." CAUSE:Torrential downpours "The Cavo and Conca rivers cut off roads, knocked out electricity and flooded dozens of houses in three villages north of Porto Vecchio, on the southern end of this French Mediterranean island" CAUSE:Flash floods

"The rains that have been lashing Karnataka for more than 10 days sparked floods which destroyed roads, crops and hundreds of houses across 250 villages, forcing some 40,000 people to flee to safer areas" CAUSE:Torrential rains "Heavy rainfall caused flooding in drought-stricken areas that left four people missing and dozens homeless, ... At least eight inches of rain fell this week in the northern Natal Province where the Umfolozi River overflowed its banks... " CAUSE:Heavy rainfall "Five persons died as between 60 and 100 mm of rain pelted the northwest and west of Trinidad shortly after noon today. The rains fell for two hours swelling rivers, causing landslides, blocking roads and felling trees." CAUSE:"Freak thundershowers triggered heavy flooding and mudslides" "the rains, the heaviest so far this century with downpours of up to 1,044 millimeters, caused floods which completely paralyzed transportation and communications in the province." "weeklong flash floods last week 'crippled four provinces on the central Vietnamese coast.'" CAUSE:Several days of torrential rain -- HECTARES FLOODED: Phu Yen - 3,500 ha "Widespread flooding was reported throughout central and northern Luzon, the Philippines' main island." ... "Dozens of villages in Pampanga, Tarlac and Zambales provinces around Pinatubo were buried in water swollen by volcanic debris"CAUSE:Continuous heavy rains causing flooding and landslides -Flo struck the main island of Luzon twice "the northern and central victoria has been flooded since last night, causing millions of dollars damage, ... the floods caused by torrential rain have blocked highways, deluged houses and cars, with many people having lost everything. ... reports said that the floods, believed to be the largest in years, also hit part of the new south wales state" End date

"Heavy rain caused the River Panuco to overflow its banks, forcing as many as 12,000 people from their homes in the Gulf coast states of Tamaulipas and Veracruz. ... In Tampico, there were fears that the water could rise as high as it did in 1955 when flooding reached 6 feet in the city center"CAUSE:Heavy rain continues after Hurricane Gert "more than 300 milimeters fell in the past 72 hours, twice the average rainfall for the whole of september" CAUSE:Torrential rain

"Sandbaggers returned to duty and people still recovering from the summer's floods faced new evacuations and road closings brought on by colossal amounts of rain in parts of Missouri and Kansas on Friday" -- "Just northeast of Miami, the rain sent the Spring River to a record crest of 48 feet, 28 feet above flood stage, at Quapaw, Okla" CAUSE:Torrential rains France -"the storm has hit five provinces, especially in areas along the coast of the mediterranean. the report said that the storm had brought flooding and roads and bridges had been severely damaged." -- "Heavy rain cut off tunnels and roads at the Italian border and flooded Alpine villages, forcing hundreds from their homes" DAMAGE: France: 87,700,000 -Central America - Tropical Storm Gert Nicaragua - "The town of Rama was partially destroyed as rivers in the area rose more than 40-feet above their nornal levels" DAMAGE: Honduras: 5,000,000 FATALITIES: Nicaragua: 8 -- Mexico: 15 -- Honduras: 27 DISPLACED: Nicaragua: 4,000 -- Costa Rica: 600 -- Mexico: 7,000 -- Honduras: 27,000CAUSE:Torrential "the floods, believed to the heaviest in years, have also closed more than 40 major roads throughout the state. power and phone lines were cut in some sections of the state by rising flood waters as much of the state has recorded more rain than the monthly average for september" End date approximateCAUSE:Torrential rain "as many as 13 districts of the state were reported to be in critical situation as the major rivers flew above the red mark there. more than 2,000 houses have collapsed and 25,000 partially damaged while more and more areas are coming under the flood" ... "Most of the deluged areas were declared drought zones only two weeks ago" DAMAGE: India: 7,300,000 -- Nepal: "Yancy, the strongest storm to hit Japan in more than three decades ... dumped up to two feet of rain as it churned across Kyushu, Shikoku and other southwestern areas" ... "The typhoon also swept away four bridges, triggered 74 landslides and damaged 34 roads"CAUSE:Heavy rain causing flooding and landslides "Officials had not determined what caused the failure in the 231-foot-tall dam, which Wang said held back 109 million cubic feet of water. " CAUSE:Dam break HECTARES FLOODED: 866 ha farmla 1,300 ha forests "The flooding in southwest China's Yunnan province washed away 7,800 homes and drowned 4,700 heads of livestock, as well as destroying 49,600 acres of farmland and damaging 626,000 acres more" CAUSE:Torrential rains "The typhoon, which was moving north in the evening, dumped more than 23 centimetres (nine inches) of rain on the capital Friday, a record for August and the third-highest rainfall ever" ... "Twenty-seven landslides and 3,028 flooded homes were reported in Tokyo and neighboring areas"CAUSE: Heavy rain "Recent heavy rain began to subside Monday in the Gulf state of Veracruz, where authorities said some 3,000 people were left homeless after seven rivers flooded." CAUSE:Tropical storm Irwin and a tropical depression in the Gulf of Mexico "More than 2 inches of rain fell in Anselmo, a valley town of 200 people near Broken Bow, in about 30 minutes around midnight Saturday, Heilbrun said. That came on top of 4 inches Friday." CAUSE:Heavy rain on saturated soil "Up to 11 inches of rain fell overnight in southern provinces, inundating vast tracts of farmland and leaving thousands of people homeless." CAUSE:Overnight downpour

"Monsoon rains since last Thursday have inundated several towns in three provinces surrounding Pinatubo volcano, triggering an avalanche of volcanic mud from its slopes" CAUSE:Heavy rain causing floods and mudslides

"during heavy rains last week, gedaref, a town 340 kilometers southeast of khartoum, was flooded by the overflown stream of khor abu fargha." CAUSE:Torrential rains

"300,000 flood victims, mainly farmers, who lost homes and crops after exceptionally heavy rains flooded large areas of Peru's north east jungle region, especially Iquitos, Requena, Yurimaguas and Amazonas" CAUSE:Exceptionally heavy rains Jiangsu: "in the rivers of wujiang, wuxian and kunshan, water levels have surpassed the peaks of 1991" -- "Tens of thousands of people were relocated as steady downpours in the first three weeks of August reached record levels in the hills and flatlands of Zhejiang province" DAMAGE: Shandong: nd -- Jiangsu: nd -- Zhejiang: 121,000,000 FATALITIES: Shandong: 88 -Tropical Storm Bret "Torrential rains that lasted more than six hours sparked mudslides that buried makeshift wooden and tin-plate homes as Bret began battering the capital late Saturday, packing winds of 90 kilometers (55 miles) an hour" FATALITIES: Venezuela: 86 -Nicaragua:4 DISPLACED: Venezuela: 5000 -- Nicaragua: 40,000 -- Honduras: "IN THE THIRD QUARTER OF JULY 1993, BELARUS RECEIVED ABOUT THREE TIMES THE AVERAGE MONTHLY RATE OF RAINFALL" DAMAGE: Belarus:100,000,000 -- Ukraine: 80,000,000 FATALITIES: 6 DISPLACED: Belarus: 27,000 -- Ukraine: 15,000CAUSE:Heavy rains for 40 days -- HECTARES FLOODED: Belarus: 267,000 Ha -- Ukraine: 300,000 Ha "A seasonal rain front remained over a wide area of the the Japanese archipelago" CAUSE:Heavy rains causing flooding and landslides followed by Typhoon Robyn on Aug 10 "Coming hard on the heels of a drought, the floods southwest of Lake Baikal have left some 8,000 houses, 9,000 country homes and 1,200 kilometers (720 miles) of roads under water and forced authorities to evacuate low-lying areas of Ulan Ude, the republic's capital," CAUSE:Continuous torrential rains in Mongolia "The record rainfall cut off all access roads to Emei City, a popular tourist destination, when it dropped 21 inches (52 mm) of rain in as many hours and inundated the city's railway station with 5 feet (1.5 m) of floodwater. " CAUSE:Three days heavy rain "Inner Mongolia's Olji Moron river is also overflowing its banks, carrying water at the highest flood level since monitoring began in 1958, Xinhua said." End date approximateCAUSE:Heavy rains "ethiopia has witnessed heavy and abnormal rains since april in many parts of the country, especially in its southeastern part. as a result, many rivers have overflown their banks, destroying farms, causing losses of life and extensive damage to property" CAUSE: Heavy rains Jiangxi - "... several rivers in northeast Jiangxi to break their banks ... Nine towns with 210,000 residents were marooned by flood waters" -- Hunan -"floods in central Hunan province had killed 78 people in 10 days" ... "some 72 counties, 1,555 towns and townships and 17,270 villages in the province were affected by floods" -- Guangxi -"the region experienced record "Torrential rains and egg-sized hail pummeled southwestern France Monday night and early today, flooding rivers, sweeping away campsites, damaging the Beaujolais vineyards and killing two people. " CAUSE:Torrential rains India - "in the northern state of Punjab, where the heaviest rain in two decades left 16 people dead over the weekend, and flooded two-thirds of Patiala city and some 1,100 villages." -- July 24 "Nearly half of Bangladesh was under water Saturday after six days of relentless rain, and the death toll in four weeks of flooding throughout South Asia jumped to 2,100 people" -- Aug "The government news agency said 16 of the dead were from the states of Mexico and San Luis Potosi, where heavy rains caused mud and rock slides in the mountains of the central plateau." CAUSE:Heavy rain causing coastal river flooding and mud and rock slides "More than 22,700 people fled rivers of mud and ash cascading down Mount Pinatubo volcano Saturday in floods triggered by typhoon Koryn." CAUSE:Typhoon rains trigger lahar

June - Mississippi River closed to navigation over 500 mile stretch from the Twin Cities to St. Louis. July 7 the Mississippi had sprawled 7 miles outside its banks north of St. Louis and thousands had been evacuated in Minnesota , Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, S Dakota. -- July 21 the Mississippi rose to a new record (47.1 ft) at St Louis extending 200 miles from Grafton,

"THE WATER LEVEL HAS EXCEEDED THE NORMAL ONE BY OVER ONE METRE ... FLOODING FIELDS AND WASHING OFF HOUSES, ROADS AND STREETS" CAUSE:Melting snow and continuous rain Tropical storm Arlene "Three rivers overran their banks in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz, leaving more than 1,840 people homeless" ... "The navy announced that emergency plans had been placed in effect in Campeche and the southeastern states of Yucatan and Quintana Roo, where at least 10,000 people had been displaced by flooding" FATALITIES: Mexico: 7 -Zhejiang - "In some parts of Zhejiang province, a foot of rain has fallen since June 14" -Jiangxi - "During that period, 187 millimetres (7.4 inches) of rain fell, quickly swelling rivers which flooded 353,700 hectares (873,600 acres) of farm land and destroyed 43,600 homes." -Hunan - "most of central china's hunan province has been hit by heavy rainstorms since june DAMAGE: 40BN RUBLES. 1993 exchange rate=930.70CAUSE:Heavy rains and snowmelt

"Cars and caravans were swept away as torrential rain brought chaos to many parts of the country today. Worst hit was west Wales where the "storm of the century" forced 500 residents in the seaside town of Llandudno to flee their homes in the face of the rising flood waters" ... "Wales and the West Country were the worst hit by a 30-hour deluge in which some areas Guangdong -"Fifteen towns and districts in the economically expanding region were hit by heavy rain, with precipitation totalling 585 millimetres. Some areas were under two metres (6.6 feet) of water" -- Guangxi: "The Xijiang has been above danger level since June 20 and has flooded more than 20 thousand households and large areas of farmland around the city," -India: "vast stretches of paddy fields have been inundated in the district as all the rivers are flowing at the extreme danger level. road communication, train services and water and power supply were disrupted by the flash flood caused by incessant rains during the last few days" DAMAGE: India: 28,600,000 -- Bang: nd FATALITIES: India: 18 -- Bang: 220 DISPLACED: "Recent heavy rains in central Taiwan have triggered landslides and flooding in many lowland areas ... floods have also damaged farm land, fishing ponds, plantations, roads, bridges and railways in central and southern Taiwan" CAUSE:Heavy rains causing landslides and flooding FATALITIES: Haiti: 13 -- Cuba: 7 DISPLACED: Cuba: 40,000 CAUSE:Several days of torrential rains

June 5 "heavy rains were the result of the depression in the bay of bengal and that the heavy rains followed by stormy winds will continue for few more days" CAUSE:Monsoon rains

"The banks were washed out last November, causing major flooding in an area that once was one of Somalia's breadbaskets. An irrigation and reservoir system has fallen into disrepair over the past two years, adding to the problems" End date approximateCAUSE:Heavy rain End date approxi,mate. Exchange rate in 1993 =930.70CAUSE:Melting snow and heavy rains

extensive agricultural damage. End date approxiamteCAUSE:Heavy rains

"Flooding caused by heavy rain destroyed 3,000 homes, unleashed mud slides and caused millions of dollars in damage" CAUSE: nd

"The Beijiang (Bei River) overflowed after 35 counties in the province received more than 100 millimeters (four inches) of rain in the past week" ... "The floods also destroyed telecommunications facilities, power lines, dams and irrigation works,"CAUSE: nd

"THE FLASH FLOODS AFFECTED A MOUNTAINOUS AREA OF ABOUT 20 SQUARE KILOMETRES IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANDES" CAUSE:Flash floods and landslides

"So far, several weeks of intense rains have caused seven deaths and dozens of injuries, along with the destruction of hundreds of houses and roads, in this city of a little over 1.5 million inhabitants" End date approximateCAUSE:Torrential rains causing flooding and mudslides "Floods devastated two villages in eastern Iran ... About 800 houses were destroyed and 1,700 damaged, and at least 8,000 families were driven from their homes" CAUSE:nd

"Ice floes have dammed sections of the Elkhorn, Wood, Loup and Platte rivers, sending water coursing through farm fields, over roads and into basements." ... "A 25-mile stretch of Interstate 80 between Omaha and Lincoln was closed early Wednesday"CAUSE:Runoff from melting snow and ice jams "Heavy rains has forced billions of gallons of water over the Painted Rock Dam on the Gila River, flooding an estimated 10,000 acres of lush farmland in western Arizona and forcing several thousand people from their homes." CAUSE:Dam release due to a month of extensive rainfall in Arizona "the government has also banned tree harvesting in catchment areas, river banks and valleys, he added. he said it is scientifically believed that the recent floods in the country were a result of indiscriminate felling of trees." CAUSE:Flash floods caused by unusually heavy rain "the flooding was caused by heavy seasonal rain in mountainous regions in southern parts of the arabian peninsula" CAUSE:Heavy rain

"surigao and butuan cities, eight towns in agusan norte, and nine towns in agusan sur were under water as the agusan river breached its bank," CAUSE:Weeklong monsoon rains

"flooding in iran brought on by storms this week killed at least six people, damaged bridges, swamped villages and cut power supply, according to state-run iranian radio monitored here today" -- "FLOODS HAVE CAUSED EXTENSIVE DAMAGE IN 11 PROVINCES, 50 CITIES AND 6,000 VILLAGES"CAUSE:'Unprecedented' heavy rains casuing flooding and landslides "A storm dumped more than 10 inches of rain on the area Wednesday ... Streets and homes were flooded from Lafayette to Bogalusa" ... ""At one point, some Lafayette homes along the Vermilion River had water up to the second story. Jan 20CAUSE:Torrential rain ""The flooding has been caused by the combination of heavy rainfall and a rapid thaw of earlier snow. "Large areas of land have been inundated and many properties have been flooded, requiring temporary evacuation of occupants."" CAUSE:Melting snow combined with torrential rain "The most extensive damage occurred in San Diego's South Bay area and Tijuana just across the border, where as much as 10 feet of water flooded city streets" ... "Baja tourism officials said Tuesday that Highway 1 was heavily damaged last week from Ensenada to La Paz, a distance of 850 miles on the 1,066-mile highway. " -- Jan 15 "Dams overflowed, rivers surged "The flooding Turriquitado River swept through the low-lying town of Murindo in Antioquia department,"CAUSE:nd

Begin date approximateCAUSE:Three days of heavy rain

"Kina was the second cyclone to strike Fiji in four weeks" DAMAGE:Fiji: 64,000,000CAUSE:Cyclone rains

Worst flood in memory.

900 houses destroyed.

The floods devastated at least 32 villages and damaged infrastructure, crops, livestock, houses.

Affected 18,700 families.

One of the wettest autumns on record. In Gloucestershire, the river Severn burst its banks causing road chaos awidespread flooding. A 25-mile stretch of the river between Gloucester and the Severn Bridge overflowed with the Lydney area worst affected.

Flooding of the Tara River caused damage to the Mojkavac Dam. The dam prevents large amounts of highly toxic waste from endangering people and the environment.

3 ft of water in the streets of Poggio a Caiano.

Vietnam - destroyed crops covering thousands of acres and swept away hundreds of houses and bridges.

2 inches of rain in some places.

2,700 buildings damaged - schools, factories, warehouses waterlogged; farms flooded.

Deadliest in 34 years.

Property worth millions of naira including foodstuff and liverstock were destroyed in the flood.

Some villages flooded with up to 3 feet of water.

Worst storm to hit Hawaii this century. Kauai hit the worst.

Unprecedented levels of flooding. Flooding and landslides.

Many fields swamped, crops and rivers flooded.

33 ft wall of water swept through the valleys, wiping out villages. Orchards, irrigation canals, 1,000 homes destroyed.

Flooding and landslides.

Offshore earthquake created huge tidal wave.

Flash flood - worst in 30 yrs.

100 kilometres of seawalls collapsed under the rains and high tides. Flooding and landslides. Damage estimate for Zhejiang alone at 2 Billion Yuan (US$350,000,000).

400 houses, food stores and silos destroyed.

10,000 evacuated in Baja. Waves over 20 ft high destroyed roads and highways near coastal resorts in Sinaloa.

Several people died. Flood waters destroyed highways, farmland, fish ponds, houses, and irrigation works along the coastal areas.

Floods included areas affected by the Mt. Pinatubo eruption.

Thousands homeless. Sugar cane fields flooded - millions of dollars in lost revenue. 6 in of rain in 12 hrs.

30,000 acres of paddy fields destroyed. 20,000 acres now replanted.

Unprecedented levels of flooding.

Fields of millet, maize and sorghum swept away.

Flooding and landslides. 99,000 people affected in 10 counties, 52 towns, and 138 villages.

48 villages submerged. Tens of thousands of hectares of paddy fields and crops flooded.

8 districts and 3 million people affected. 50,000 hectares of paddy crops damaged.

200,000 hectares of farmland, including 41,000 hectares of paddy fields, damaged.Zhanjiang - 66,667 hectares of sugar cane 13,333 hectares of fruit and 3,333 hectares of rice fields were flooded. Deforestation blamed for floods - caused by siltation, lack of flood control structures and unusually high rainfall levels.

Scores of homes and hotels evacuated.

320,000 houses destroyed. 5,500 head of cattle killed, crop damage in districts 20-100%.

200 villages submerged. Cropland flooded.

Xiangjiang River over warning level by 2.85 m, reaching 37.85 m, the highest since 1976. 786,666 hectares of farmland floooded. Damage in direct loss caused by the floods has reached 850 million yuan (US$56.66 million). Worst flooding in 40 years in Guilin - scenic resort town.

80% of grain crops in Krasnodar Kray destroyed.

Mississippi river 12 ft over flood level - highest in 20 yrs.

60,000 people in 98 villages in Luobu and Yangbu townships in Zhejiang province's Jinhua county besieged by floods. The flood peak reached Fuzhou City, capital of Fujian province, on July 7 - water level over warning mark by 3.3 m. $76 million in damage in Fujian. Highest level in 50 years along Min River. Highway connecting Chittagong and Cox's Bazar flooded.

Flash floods after long drought.

Flooding and landslides.

Storms on July 22-29 hit the north of Sichuan, where about 60% of farmers suffered heavy losses.

Severe damage to a major vegetable farm.

Up to 8 inches of rain.

19 inches of rain in 24 hrs in Colombo - new record.

Floodwater destroyed many fields as well as cotton and vegetable plantations along the river. River flow at 6,000 cubometers of water per second - level not registered in 20 yrs.

80 villages with a total of 25,000 residential units were completely washed away.

Called Papua New Guinea's worst ever natural disaster.

A 10- km deep ice jam at the mouth of the Hay River flooded the town.

Mud and rock slides caused by torrential rain killed more than 200 people in the Pamir Mountains. Cotton plants wiped out on tens of thousands of acres.

Strong southeastly winds pushing the waters of the Adriatic Sea into the lagoons, raising the water level in Venice.

Flooding and landslides. Rainfall in April amounted to 492.2 mm, breaking the record previously set in 1884.

2 inches of rain in 24 hrs in Scotland. Worst flooding in the region for 20 years. Scores of homes evacuated.

Northern Argentina - flood levels at historical records in many parts of Formosa, Misiones, Corrientes, and Chaco Provinces. Flooding attributed to El Nino. $280 million in damages.Paraguay - worst flooding since 1983.

Complete devestation of 12,000 houses. 340,000 hectares of farmlands demolished and 40,000 heads of livestock killed.

Flooding, landslides, and hailstorm. 574 injured.

35 cities and counties seriously suffering from the floods, which have not been seen in the province in nearly a century. Record river high since 1910 in Changsha.

Floodwater up to 6 ft. Ice jam diverted the Winooski River through the city.

Floods since January. Attributed to El Nino.

3-6 inches of rain.

Associated with El Nino. 2,500 hectares of rice and bananas destroyed. 90% of irrigation facilities in the valleys of the area destroyed or damaged.

Widespread damage to food crops - coconut, banana and papaw trees - on the islands of Rennell and Bellona.

Ice jam.

Extremely harsh winter in the middle east - heavy rain and snow.

Thousands of hectares flooded.

Worst flash flooding since 1938.

Harshest winter in more than 40 years - 15 people dead in floods and avalanches. 30 families evacuated in Fureidis Village (Israel); dozens of families in Tel Aviv, Jaffa area, 4000 in Lebanon; affected 2,800 hectares in Jordan alone. Dam collapse in the Golan Heights on the Jordan River.

10 inches of rain. Worst flooding since 1985.

Storm dumped 330 mm of water, about half a year's normal rainfall, in 32 hrs on San Carlos Minas and other villages in Cordoba. Flash flooding and mudslides.

Flooding and mudslides.

Strong winds and driving rain.

400 evacuated from Tel Aviv suburbs, record high water level of 2 ft in the streets. Highest rainfall in Jordan in 40 yrs.

Floods swamped farmland, drowned scores of livestock.

80 villages submerged.

15.33 inches of rain in 24 hrs.

Flooding and mudslides. Rice and other crops damaged.

Flooding and mudslides.

Irrigation Dam cracked, flooding the village.

1 meter flood waters.

Damage to standing crops.

Flooding and landslides.

Cracks in dikes in Sicily and near Pisa, in Tuscany, forced some evacuations.

Flooding and landslides.

14 inches of rain in 2 days.

Many homes destroyed.

Considerable damage to crops and flocks - 400 head of cattle killed and 6,900 hectares of farmland ruined.

The flooding Padma River washed away part of a flood barrier.

Deadliest typhoon since 1971. The typhoon capsized or washed away 42 boats, smashed or destroyed 117 homes, damaged 20,779 homes and buildings and flooded 10,665 others.

Flash floods and minor landslides.

Downpours flooded 28,537 homes, 37 of which were destroyed, mainly in Aichi and areas north of Tokyo. Flooding triggered. 644 landslides.

85,000 acres of subsidiary crops with 32,000 tons of rice destroyed.

Flash floods. $40 million in property destruction - 35,000 houses damaged.

Frio River 20 ft above flood stage.

25,000 mud-and-straw houses have been destroyed and 35,000 partially damaged. 106 bridges damaged.

Flooding and mudflows.

Flooding and mudslides. 2 days of torrential rains - "super storm." North Ogden received 8.4 inches of rain Saturday and Sunday, breaking a 24-hour record of 6 inches set in 1970.

1.1 million acres of rice crops damaged.

The Thanlwin River inundated 18,017 acres of fields.

Thousands of hectares of cropland submerged.

Flooding and mudslides. Crops destroyed. 2,000 hectares of bananas wiped out in Costa Rica.

Rise of the Caspian Sea due to strong winds and hailstorms.

Damage to 1.4 billion pounds of grain.

Heavy rain and tornadoes. 9 in of rain in 24 hrs.

Damages run to an estimated 30-35 million roubles. Over 300,000 hectares of farmland submerged - much is mowed grain and hay. 50,000 hectares of cropland, including grain, soya beans, potatoes, and vegetables were destroyed. Inundated farmlands (rice paddy fields) amount to 206,650 acres.

Farmland, crops, roads destroyed by the flood - estimated at millions of Naira.

Floods worst in Hungary in 37 years.

Wardha River burst its banks.

65 died when a dam on the Tazlau River burst in Bacau. 73,000 hectares of farmland ravaged.

3,700 acres of crops submerged.

Serious damage to livestock and crops.

Flood water 1 m high. 7,700 hectares of farmland damaged and 5,000 farm animals affected.

366,000 hectares of wheat and other crops completely destroyed.

Flooding and landslides. Rains loosened tons of mud, volcanic ash, and other debris on the slopes of Mount Pinatubo - mudflows cascaded down river channels, prompting authorities to evacuate riverbank villages. 23 mountains damaged by the rains - landslides.

Grain and foddder rops seriously damaged.

Floods destroyed rice fields, irrigation canals, and reservoirs.

Food production in the Keta Lagoon area of the Volta region could fall 45% this year due to the flooding.

40,000 hectares of crops destroyed.

Uda River at 496 cm - unprecedented since the foundation of Ulan-Ude.69,000 hectares of hayfields and 52,000 hectares of grain fields flooded. 1,000 cattle killed.

Chindwin river exceeded its danger level by 346 cm.

Heavy rains from tropical Typhoon Etang washed down tons of mudflows from slopes of the Mt. Pinatubo volcano, overflowing nearby rivers and flooding several villages.

Extensive damage to fields - flooding or landslides affected 2,000 hectares of cropland.

Flooding and landslides. Hurricane force rain and hailstorms. Tens of millions of roubles in damage.Hundreds of hectares of vineyards, gardens, and other plantations under several feet of water. Hundreds of cattle killed. Power lines and oil storage tanks damaged - threat of environmental pollution. 800,000 acres of standing crops washed away.

813,600 hectares of farmland flooded, 11.24 million people trapped. Major drought in southern part of the province.

177 people died in Hubei, 250 people in Guizhou, 323 in Sichuan.

5 million tons of mud swept through the coastal destert city.

5,400 hectares of farmland submerged. 112 mm of rain fell in Beijing between June 7 and 10, breaking the previous record for the century. 543 mm of rain in the northern suburbs June 611. End to a serious water shortage. Hailstorms; Flooding came in conjunction with heatwave that killed 300 people across Southern Pakistan.

Heaviest rain in Bombay in 40 yrs, 40 killed in Bombay alone.

Flooded rivers carried away dozens of cattle and severely damaged crops.

Area controlled by rebels, initial reports spoke of thousands of casualties.

6,000 hectares of farmland flooded. Loss of 152 million Won. 180 mm of rain a day.

4.3 million hectares (10.6 million acres) of summer crops destroyed or damaged. Over 10 million people risk losing their livelihoods from the flooding.

Flooding and landslides. Flashfloods caused widespread property and agricultural damage.

200 villages submerged.

Fairbanks received a record 147 inches of snow this winter, more than double the normal 67 inches, causing more intense spring river flooding.

Damage estimated at 220 million roubles.

A total of 1.7 million acres, mostly agricultural land, flooded in central and northern Mississippi. Mississippi's wettest April on record.

8,000 hectares of rice crops flooded.

395 acres of rice fields, which were about to be harvested, were destroyed.

Damage to city buildings and tracks of rural farmland. Flooded arable land and orchards. Poultry and cattle killed.

Farmland and highways swamped. Eilat cut off.

Floods uprooted thousands of trees, flushed farm lands, and killed thousands of sheep.

19 in of rain in 24 hrs. Mud and flooding cut off the area from Honolulu. Communities under 5 ft of water.

Many sheep drowned.

Flashflooding and landslides. Worst flood in country's recent memory. Entire villages washed away.

Thousands of acres Sistan-Baluchestan province submerged. Tens of thousands of cattle stranded.

Boroughbridge under 3 ft of water, maximum recorded levels on the Ure River.

32,000 head of livestock killed. An earthquake loosened snow high in the mountains, causing it to slip and contribute to the melting at lower altitudes.

Thousands of hectares of crops destroyed.

160 villages damaged. First flooding of the Hirmand River in 500 years. Thousands of acres of farmland flooded, a great number of livestock lost.

Strong winds.

Flooding destroyed 3 bridges and 700 acres of crops, drowned at least 600 head of poultry and 40 sheep. Hundreds of houses in 78 villiage flooded.

Tropical fruit crops ravaged, thousands of livestock drowned or starved.

Ohio River in West Virginia at its highest level in 15 yrs. Indiana declared a federal disaster area.

Shullcas River 20 yrds above normal.

Significant wind damage in addition to flooding.

7,000 acres of paddy fields affected.

"Su[er typhoon" - most powerful in 9 yrs. Export crops wiped out include mango, banana, coconut, and sugarcane.

Near record levels of flooding.

Flooding and landslides.

Town under 3 feet of floodwater.

Floods forced hundreds to flee their homes. Hundreds of acres of newly planted crops destroyed.

2,300 acres of crops damaged. Erosion of the Padma (Ganges) River devoured part of Naria subdistrict, Shariatpur district.

Flooding and landslides.

Scores of homes damaged.

83,000 hectares of land submerged in Goalpara district, Assam.

Erosion by the Jamuna (Brahmaputra) River left 1000 familes homeless. 60,000 acres of crops submerged, paddy crops on 12,500 acres totally damaged.

2 hrs of rain, severe floodind and mudslides.

31.5 inches of rain in Quang Nam-Danang - all rivers swelled to the highest levels seen in 10 yrs. Flood damaged 5,500 metric tons of paddy rice.

Low pressure and gale-force winds led to an unusually high tide in the River Thames.

Over 5 inches of rain in the normally very dry city. The worst storm to hit Chihuahua in 90 yrs.

Flooding and landslides.

33 died when a bus tried to cross the Rio Grande and was carried away by a flood wave.

Farmers forced to prematurely harvest their crops.

15 inches of rain in 24 hrs in Seoul. $400 million in damage to homes, farmland, roads and public utilities,

Flooding destroyed the year's crop in Southwestern Ethiopia.

Flashfloods.

Flooding and landslides.

August 20, 31, September 4, 8 - severe typhoons successively hit Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Shanghai. Significant damage to farmland and livestock.

Tippecanoe River at Monterey above its former record flood level, set in March 1982. Kankakee River reached its highest level since February 1985.1,000 houses evacuated in Wisconsin b/c of concern about the possible rupture of the Lake Tomah Dam on the Lemonweir River. 1.31 million hectares of land flooded, including over 710,000 hectares of cropped area. 2,200 head of cattle perished and nearly 67,000 houses were damaged.

Flooding and landslides. Reservoirs recovered 20 million much needed tons of water.

State declared a major disaster area. 400 people evacuated from campgrounds.

Floods submerged hundreds of hectares of farmland and destroyed crops. Flood victims seeking refuge on a nearby hilltop.

2 million roubles worth of damage

Farmland flooded - 143,000 hectares in Guangdong, 135,000 hectares in Fujian.

Flooding and mudslides.

Tropical storm Arthur caused flooding, felled trees, triggered mudslides and damaged water supply system.

130,000 acres of cultivated land flooded, eliminating sources of subsistence food for 6 months.

Jamuna (Brahmaputra) River flowing 5-46 centimeters above the danger level, putting 871 villages under water.

Thousands of families homeless. Major erosion.

Tens of thousand of hectares of farm land flooded.

123,500 acres of crops washed away in Sichuan.

River flooding and landslides.

69,000 hectares of crops damaged in Bihar.

10 hrs of heavy rain.

Flooding and landslides.

4,300 hectares of rice and other crops submerged. Over 100 small dams damaged.

2 typhoons in rapid succession.

56 killed in Philippines; 7 killed in Taiwan. $36 million in crop and property damage.

Flooding and 2 landslides.

Flood destroyed 110 homes. 5 inches of rain in 3 hrs.

22.34 inch downpour was the heaviest 24 hr rainfall in the city in 104 years. 17,800 hectares of land, including 3,120 hectares of cropland, submerged.

4 small dams burst.

7 inches of rain.

Flood damage in the tented camps of afghan refugees in Machni, Nagman, Khazani and Khishtu.

$300 million in crops destroyed, including 434,720 acres of rice paddies.

Farmlands devestated. 105 villages inundated by rising waters that destroyed hundreds of homes. "This flooding has beaten all the records."

Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of livestock lost. 400 acres of rice abandoned on Legaun Island.

Oklahoma - worst flooding since 1973; Texas - worst flooding since 1922; Arkansas designated disaster area.

10,000 acres of crops flooded in Sylhet.

Flooding and landslides.

The record floods have been described by Queensland rescue authorities as the ''worst floods in white man's history'' in Australia. 100,000 sheep and cattle killed.

Worst flooding since 1942. Dam in Masasi district damaged by the rain. Flooded 6,800 acres of maize, millet, banana farms and drowned an unknown number of cows and goats.

15,000 acres of rice under 5 ft of water in Habiganj. 20 fishing boats caught in the Bay of Bengal.

An avalanche killed 10 border guards.

Levee burst in Elba, Alabama.

20,000 acres of rice fields flooded. 33,000 acres of salt producing land submerged - major loss to salt farmers.

North Wales - storms and floods the worst residents had ever seen.

Flooding and mudslides.

Rhine rising at a rate of seven inches per hour.

Severn River rose 12 ft and waters breached banks of all 4 rivers.

Flooding and landslides. Thousands of houses inundated by floodwaters up to 10 feet. Worst flooding in Semarang in 20 yrs. 12,300 hectares of rice fields, 20 hectares of sugarcane, and 1,500 hectares of shrimp ponds destroyed. Amite crested at 39.5 ft.

River Parana overflowed its normal level up to 15 meters.

100 year storm.

Flooding and landslides.

Cause: Volcano, glacier melt - Volcano Redoubt erupting since mid-December, sending corrosive ash up to eight miles into the sky and melting glacier ice which produces muddy torrents overflowing the Drift River. Oil production in the Cook Inlet shut down because of the flooding, further floods could trigger a major oil spill.

Flooding and landslides.

Flooding and landslides. 29 ships sunk or capsized. 144,000 hectares of farmland in Chumphon damaged.

8 ft storm tides.

$75,000 worth of crops damaged.

194,000 acres of rice paddies flooded. Millions of rubber trees damaged.

Flooding and landslides. Strongest hurricane to hit the Caribbean in a decade.

100 people homeless in Hualien. 81,500 acres of rice paddies and vegetable and fruit farms flooded in eastern and central Taiwan - estimated damage $36.4 million.

2500 homes destroyed.

Flooding and landslides.

577 heads of livestock killed.

Flooding and landslides.

Flooding and mudslides.

Flooding and landslides. 4,500 houses flooded.

Flooding and landslides.

100 houses destroyed. Dam collapsed after days of torrential rain, flooding the town.

Flooding and landslides. 1,600 houses flooded.

Flooding and landslides. Heavy damage to livestock.

Flooding and landslide.

46,500 hectares of crops damaged (mostly rice).

Flooding and landslides. 10,000 acres of paddy fields flooded. 11.7 inches of rain.

Potato, tomato, cucumber plantations devastated on over 100 farms. 120,000 hectares of fields flooded, 75,000 head of cattle killed. River levels raised over 23 ft.

Flooding and landslides.

Flooding and landslides. 392.2 mm of rain. 63 houses collapsed. 324.8 hectares of farmland lost their topsoil, 985.7 hectares were flooded - combined loss of $31.78 million. 6,000 hectares of rice and other crops damaged as well. Additional damage of $15.54 million. 92,300 houses and 160,000 acres of farmland destroyed.

Flooding and landslides. 225 houses destroyed.

Flooding and landslides.

Crops and livestock destroyed.

100,000 hectares of paddy fields flooded. 200 houses destroyed.

270,000 hectares of farmland damaged, 10,000 houses destroyed.

Flooding and landslides. Damage to rice and tobacco producing regions.

5,000 hectares of farmland destroyed and 3,237 head of livestock killed.

Floodwaters up to 5 ft. 247 mm of rain in 24 hrs.

Flooding and landslides.

Major erosion in Assam from Brahmaputra flooding. $31.25 million in crops lost in Manipur. Worst flooding in Manipur in 23 yrs, worst in Mizoram in 60 yrs.

More than double the average amount of rain recorded in July during the past 50 years. Mudslides and 12 ft floodwaters. Worst flooding in Maceio in 30 yrs.

142 km of dykes burst.

50 villiages flooded, rice crops damaged. Flash flooding after Brahmaputra tributaries burst their banks.

200,000 hectares of crops washed away. 5,600 houses collapsed.

Flooding and mudslides. 108 houses destroyed, 326 hectares of crops damaged.

Flooding and mudslides following 24 hrs of torrential rain.

Floods killed 343 head of animals; destroyed or inundated 243 hectares of farmland and 217 hectares of forests.

Trees and crops uprooted. Thunderstorm and tornado. Waist high floodwater.

Unusually heavy rainfall for this late in the season.

Flooding and mudslides.

10,000 houses destroyed and 27,000 buildings damaged. Country's worst natural disaster in nearly 50 years. 7,000 hectares of rice that was ready for harvesting destroyed and 145,000 hectares affected. Quang Nam-da Nang Province damage cost of 93 billion dong (22 million dollars).

14.2 inches of rain in 24 hrs in Western Louisiana. Waist high flooding.

Flooding and landslides. 40 million roubles in damage. Landslide formed a dam on the Charukh River 100 m high and 600 m wide, flooding the town of Tsablana.

Flooding and landslides. End to a 6 month drought.

75% of capital flooded, up to 3 ft of water in houses.

Burdekin fruit-growing region declared a disaster area.

Up to 14 inches of rain. Roads flooded and washed out. Thunderstorms spawned tornadoes. Earthen dam burst near Henderson, Texas.

Worst flooding in years. 3,066 houses and 625 miles of roads destroyed. 48,000 acres of farmland inundated, destroying 60% of the grain and fruit crop.

Widespread damage to corn crops. Worst floods recorded since 1956.

Hundreds of farm families near Shucyacu, a tiny village 20 miles south of Moyobamba were temporarily been driven from their homes. Rice and corn crops destroyed. 6 ft high flood water.

Flooding and landslides. Hundreds of hectares of rice paddies destroyed, many roads and bridges washed away, thousands of livestock lost.

Flooding and landslides.

Power was disrupted to 2,000 homes.

Fruit plantations ravaged.

Flooding and mudslides. 126 houses destroyed and 247 severely damaged.

"Dams on the rivers Kali Comal and Sikuang burst as a result of the torrents, releasing floodwaters that cut communications and rail links between Jakarta and Semarang, 340 miles east of the capital ... 80 percent of the area's 216 villages were submerged in waters that had risen to as much as 6 1/2 feet. Floodwaters swept away homes and ravaged "in the past few days, torrential rains, abnormally abundant in this season, have overflown the banks of major rivers of the country, such as the rivers ogooue and n'gounie, causing damage to several provincial capitals. cities of port-gentil, ouila, koula-moutou, makoukou have been seriously hit. the city of lambarene, located at the confluence of the two rivers, has almost "Two weeks of torrential rains, floods and mudslides in western Uganda have left about 5,000 people homeless" CAUSE:"Two weeks of torrential rains, floods and mudslides"

Thailand - "the state railway of thailand, meanwhile, indefinitely suspended all regular train service to provinces south of surat thani city. 30-40 centimetres of floodwater over three sections of south-bound railway lines prevented trains from travelling in those areas."--"the interior ministry reported that the provinces hit by what is described as the worst flooding in "The daily Suara Pembaruan said victims included a family of eight whose house was swept away in a landslide in north Sumatra, an island of Indonesia. The report said 10 more people were washed away when a river overflowed. " CAUSE:Floods and landslides caused by heavy rains "Early Saturday, rains lashed the east coast of Valencia province, causing rivers to overflow their banks and damaging numerous cars and buildings. "--"Floods sent water rushing through Areyns de Mar, north of Barcelona, blocking roads with mud and damaging more than 100 cars, police said. "CAUSE:Three days of heavy rain on the Mediterranean coast "The second typhoon in two weeks pounded the central Philippines with 108 mph winds and torrential rains Monday, causing floods and mudslides that forced thousands from their homes. "--"The Civil Defense Office said 14 of the 16 towns in Capiz province, 250 miles southeast of Manila on Panay Island, were flooded Monday and hundreds of families were being evacuated " the floods and landslides caused by continuing rains that started early Saturday destroyed nearly 300 houses and office buildings in four villages in the district of Ende. Electricity was cut off in the area. " CAUSE:Floods and landslides caused by continuing rains "...typhoon-driven torrential rains caused floods in 46 villlages in qiongshan, ding'an and wenchang counties of the island. the typhoon, plus the cold air current from the north, resulted in great damages to agricultural production, the official said, adding that some 73,000 hectares of rice, rubber trees and tropical cash crops were affected." CAUSE:Typhoon-driven torrential "ten persons, including six children, were reported to have died at kassama in the yenagoa local government area in nigeria's southeastern state of rivers in the wake of floods currently ravaging the area. the floods have also rendered about 12,000 people homeless and destroyed property, houses and several hectares of farmland." CAUSE: "recent floods" "More than 26,000 people were rendered homeless in the floods, which destroyed some 1,000 thatched huts and a bridge on a major highway, stranding thousands of commuters to Cagayan de Oro." --"the three-day typhoon swept a 700-kilometer-wide path of destruction from mindanao to the islands of visayas, bicol, southern and central luzon, including metro "Hurricane Joan, puzzling forecasters with its unusual path through the southern Caribbean Tuesday, unleashed floods in northern Colombia that left about 50 people dead, missing or injured, officials said." "One of the worst-affected areas was Carmen del Bolivar, where torrential rains ruptured a man-made retaining barrier over the River Alferez and sent a wall of "the unidentified typhoon, which struck in mid-October, dumped from 7.7 inches up to 44 inches of rain in some areas of central Vietnam."--"The storms and floods have damaged 31 bridges, communication and irrigation projects and many sections of roads and railways, affecting about 230,000 people ... ''continuous heavy rains and whirlwinds'' have ravaged the "River flooding caused by heavy rains has isolated 16 villages from the rest of the country and left 6,000 people homeless in northern Guatemala" CAUSE:Heavy rains

" the floods have submerged some villages in west gonja in the northern region. an advance team has been sent to the west gonja area to assess the situation. a report from the northern region said today that floods have displaced about 3,000 people at salaga, south of the northern regional capital, tamale. " CAUSE:"recent heavy rains"

"the multi-million u.s. dollar dam at abuja, the future capital of nigeria, has collapsed as a result of flood following a torrential rainfall ... the dam which has been constructed half way was designed to supply water for residents of abuja international airport staff quarters and its environment ... it was reported that the giant concrete slabs, pumping machines and other "normal life in the metropolis of bombay was crippled for the second time within a span of six days as suburban trains on both the central and western railway were affected due to flooding of tracks... it was reported that hutment dwellers in low-lying areas of the city like bombay, chembur, sion and gowandi were being shifted to safer places" CAUSE:Heavy rain "THE COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURE MONDAY DECLARED ILAN A DISASTER AREA AFTER THE NORTHEASTERN TAIWAN COUNTY WAS HARD HIT BY FLOODS CAUSED BY HEAVY RAINS DURING THE PAST TWO WEEKS." Damage 370mm TWD. Exchange rate as of 01/01/1990=26.11 CAUSE:Two weeks of heavy rains "Rain continued for a fourth day in Punjab and swelled the state's three main rivers -- the Ravi, Beas and Sutlej -- to record levels, inundating about 250 villages and destroying homes, crops and livestock"-- Sep 28 "the flood situation continued to be grim in the northern region of india yesterday. according to reports reaching here today, more areas were inundated in punjab as "total precipitation averaged 100 mm in most parts of the province and reached 400 mm in some prefectures. big tracts of farmland were inundated and many peasant houses collapsed in the worst-hit prefectures. more than 51,000 people have become homeless. the flood also damaged roads, irrigation canals and river embankments." CAUSE:Heavy rain from a typhoon "over 2,000 roads, 500 bridges, 300 weirs and embankments and more than 554,000 rai (88,640 hectares) of crops were damaged. of the 47 provinces hit by the current floods, 16 are in the north, 14 in the northeast, 12 in the central region and five in the south." CAUSE:Torrential rains causing seasonal floods "a flash flood swept away about 87 people including four policemen in a village in western myagdi district ... the flooding occurred as the myagdi river was blocked by a landslide." CAUSE:Flash flood caused by breach of a landslide blocking the Myagdi River "the erinle river dam in oshogbo local government area of oyo state collapsed last week as a result of torrential rain in excess of its water conservation capacity. the flood has washed away or submerged farmlands, cut off roads and damaged bridges... damage caused by the collapse of the dam were enormous and beyond what the state government could cope with" Hurricane Gilbert"The National Hurricane Center said Gilbert was the most intense storm on record in terms of barometric pressure. It was measured at 26.31 inches, breaking the 26.35 inches recorded for the 1935 hurricane that devastated the Florida Keys. "--Mexico - "Floods prevented officials from reaching the hotel zone in Cancun" ... "Steady rains flooded some "A local state of emergency was declared in Manatee County along the Manatee River, which was 7 feet above flood stage late Wednesday afternoon, and was expected to crest at 11 1/2 feet above flood stage before Thursday. " --''We are letting some of the people evacuated go back in,'' Strickland said. ''We have let about three-fourths of them go back because the water "continuous heavy rains have severely waterlogged the dongting lake area, one of the country's prime agricultural and commercial bases. twenty-three counties and cities in hunan and hubei provinces have been affected. the inland lakes have overflowed flooding nearly 200,000 hectares of farmland. more than 100,000 people have been "MORE THAN 10,000 HECTARES OF FARMLAND, HOUSES AND SHEEP IMPOUNDS HAVE BEEN INUNDATED. BRIDGES HAVE BEEN DESTROYED, ROAD TRAFFIC HAS BEEN DISRUPTED. THERE ARE HUMAN CASUALTIES." CAUSE:Torrential rains from a cyclone in Mongolia "Rains from Tropical Storm Debby caused a flash flood in the town of Alamo, but about 30,000 people evacuated safely"CAUSE:Rains from Tropical Storm Debby causing flash floods and mudslides 'the rain has not stopped for 48 hours, turning some of the city's roads into rivers." CAUSE:Heavy rains from the Tropical Storm Kristy

"the heavy rains raised the Niger River to its highest levels since record-keeping began in 1928 and promised to bring the best harvests in 20 years ... rains that have drenched most of the Sahel, also said more than 610 miles of roads were impassable and that the flooding washed out an unknown number of bridges." CAUSE:Heaviest rains in two decades "a flood caused by heavy rains has killed a 42-year-old man and left 800 families homeless in the senegalese city of bambey where water has reached a height of more than one meter" CAUSE:Heavy rains

"a flood of the magdalena river in colombia's six northern provinces has left 100,000 homeless, destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres of crops and killed thousands of animals," CAUSE:Heavy rains "more than 90 iranians were eighter killed, wounded or missing during last week's floods around the mountain town of damavand, 50 kilometers east of tehran, radio tehran reported today.... thirty villages in the affected region were also damaged, said the radio." CAUSE: nd 8/31 "the second flood peak on the liujiang river hit liuzhou city today with the water rising to 89.10 meters, 9.10 meters higher than the minimum warning line and the highest this century" - "Nearly 3 million acres of cropland, 250,000 houses, and hundreds of factories and schools were flooded"CAUSE: Heavy rains " the storm, which rolled into the area thursday and lingered through monday, caused widespread crop damage in el salvador, guatemala, honduras and nicaragua." -- "floods after heavy rains killed at least seven people and destroyed 160 houses in the latest hours in tegucigalpa, leaving 1,500 people homeless. reports from the honduran capital said the "the current downpour, the heaviest for 50 years, has caused havoc across the normally arid countries bordering the sahara, from senegal to sudan, since the beginning of august" -- Chad "about 13,500 houses have been washed away, 13,500 hectares of land devastated and 4,500 tonnes of grains destroyed by flood." Displaced: Chad: 47,000 -- Cameroon: 11,000

Damage: "billions of rupies". 2bn rupies converted at 01/01/90 rate 16.96 INRCAUSE:successive monsoon torrential rains

"The powerful Yellow River breached its banks for the fifth time in less than two weeks Wednesday, flooding 33 villages and tens of thousands of acres of farmland and affecting nearly 300,000 people in eastern China." CAUSE: nd "Flooding has driven thousands of villagers from homes on the left bank of the santiago river ... torrential rains swelled the river on tuesday, and operators of a nearby dam were forced to open its floodgates, sending hundreds of thousands of gallons swirling towards the villages " CAUSE:Torrential rains and dam release

"the downpour, said to be the heaviest in the area in10 years, lasted 24 hours till yesterday morning, flooding at least 60 houses and destroying household property such as rugs, furniture and electric appliance." CAUSE: 24 hour downpour "five people in northern uganda lost their lives in floods caused by torrential rains over the past two weeks, the local press reported today. a number of bridges and houses have been washed away and rivers have risen to maximum levels in various parts of the northern region." CAUSE:Torrential rains 8/24 "the flood situation in india's northeastern state of assam further deteriorated today following alarming rise of the mighty brahmaputra river and its tributaries in the entire 800kilometer-long brahmaputra valley from dibrugarh to dhubri" -- 8/29 " the brahmaputra river, in spate, wrecked havoc in santipur, bhutnath, fatasil and ambari areas. the entire brahmaputra "The floods destroyed an estimated 3.5 million tons of standing crops and stored grain. It washed away 2,200 miles of roads and razed eight million houses." -- "SINCE 1 SEPTEMBER MORE THAN HALF OF BANGLADESH REMAINED FLOODED. 20 MILLION PEOPLE NOW AFFECTED IN 39 DISTRICTS." -- Sep 7 " NEARLY 600,000 COMPETELY DESTROYED "In Henan province east of Shaanxi, rains and flash floods killed 34 people and destroyed 20,000 homes over the past nine days" CAUSE:Rains and flash floods

The rains are "the heaviest within the last five decades" -- "the two dams, the bagauda dam and the kude dam, collapsed on tuesday and thursday, respectively. the bagauda dam, built in 1968, held back 22 million cubic meters of water. when it collapsed, the racing water flooded roads, crops and factories around it. "CAUSE:Heavy rains and collpase two dams

FATALITIES: Venezuela: nd -- Columbia: 10 DISPLACED: Venezuela: 2000 -- Columbia: 10,000CAUSE:Heavy rains

"the storm caused severe mountain torrents which destroyed 3,000 houses, 5,800 hectares of arable land, 270 kilometers of highway and 16 bridges" -- "Floodwaters reported as high as 40 feet killed 55 people and destroyed more than 1,000 homes in a village in central Shaanxi Province"CAUSE:Heavy storm " the wawa, one of zelaya norte's main rivers, overflowed its banks and flooded an area of over two kilometers, interrupting communications between puerto cabezas and the mining communities of siuna, bonanza, and rosita." -- "nearly 90 percent of farm crops was lost in nicaragua's north atlantic region"CAUSE:Heavy rains "papaloapan river and its tributaries burst their banks late saturday, leaving behind a wide path of muddy destruction throughout the state. cosamaloapan mayor sergio villasana deldin said that the torrential rains have inundated the state in recent days, but not caused any deaths or serious injuries so far." CAUSE:Torrential rains "... MORE THAN 500 MILLIMETERS OF RAIN HAVE POURED DOWN ON MOST PARTS OF CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN TAIWAN IN THE 24 HOURS SINCE SUNDAY MORNING." "... WIDESPREAD DAMAGE TO AGRICULTURAL LAND AS WELL AS DESTROYING ROADS AND BRIDGES. "CAUSE:Heavy rains from low pressure system causing floods and mudslides "67 wooden bridges, more than 100 culverts, 40,000 meters of highway and 10,000 meters of river dykes and some railway beds have been damaged." CAUSE:Four days of torrential rains

"torrential rains delivered by the storm over a four-hour period averaged at least 50 mm. with the highest recorded at 272 mm ... in addition, 47,000 houses caved in, 43-kilometer dykes and dams burst, and 155 bridges and 1,048 ships destroyed." CAUSE:Torrential rains from typhoon Aug 8 "current level of the Nile at its confluence at Khartoum was already 10 inches higher than the levels in Sudan's worst recorded flood year of 1946." -- Aug 9 "More than 15 hours of continuous rains across Africa's largest country have caused major flooding that has destroyed bridges, communications, buildings and homes. The storm's rainfall amounted to more than "at least 21 people were killed and 19 went missing in floods which this morning struck fenyang county in north china's shanxi province. according to local reports, some 30,000 people were trapped by the flood waters, caused by three and a half hours of torrential rain. the floods submerged 40 villages and destroyed at least 100 houses." CAUSE:Heavy rain "NUMEROUS RIVERS, LARGE AND SMALL, BURST THEIR BANKS. ... SWIFT HIGHLAND RIVERS WASHED AWAY MORE THAN TEN BRIDGES. HUNDREDS OF KILOMETERS OF ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINES HAVE BEEN DAMAGED. SEVERAL VILLAGES IN THE TAIGA ARE THREATENED WITH BEING FLOODED" Damage: "millions of "the death toll in the recent heavy rains and subsequent floods in godavari river and its tributaries was 50. a total of over 1,000 villages in seven districts had been affected and crops in an area of 375,000 acres had been damages, besides livestock deaths, damage to houses, school buildings and roads" CAUSE:Recent heavy rains and subsequent floods "some of chichirivichi's houses are buried under three to five meters of mud and numerous cars piled up as they were swept by the current. potable water pipes were destroyed and electricity lines were damaged by the river flood, causing a blackout in the village. the venezuelan government sent teams of 350 rescuers to help the victims" CAUSE:River flood "a total of 139 people were drowned and another 300 missing in downpours that struck five counties in zhejiang province, from friday evening to saturday morning ... torrential floods also submerged vast expanses of farmland, washed away houses, destroyed power transmission and telecommunications lines and broke highways in many places" CAUSE:Torrential "heavy rain lashed new zealand's largest city of auckland and the east cape area on the north island yesterday, causing extensive flooding. auckland and ruatoria were worst hit by the storm, which caused surface flooding across the length of the northern part of the island from north of auckland right to gisborne." CAUSE:Heavy rain from storm "Heavy rains accompanied by hail flooded wide areas of northwestern China, collapsing thousands of homes and killing 54 people ... Up to 5.6 inches of rain fell in just over two hours Saturday in three counties of Gansu province"CAUSE:Heavy rains accompanied by hail Jul 23"... counties near Qiqihar have been getting 3.7 inches of rain a day and the hardest-hit areas have received more than 5 inches of rain a day. " -- "the daqing area was hit continuously by torrential rains, which resulted in more than 600 million cubic meters of flood waters. more than 1,900 oil wells were under water, of which 300 have ceased production, and

"according to the weather bureau, 270 milimeters of rain were recorded in hiroshima last night. forecasters expect more rain tonight." CAUSE:Landslides and flash floods caused by the heavy rains "In the hardest-hit area of Guipuzcoa province, heavy rain fell for four hours Tuesday night, knocking out power lines and blocking roads, Spanish National Radio said. " CAUSE:Torrential rains "News reports said about 650 houses were flooded and 2,640 people were evacuated to schools and other temporary shelters after the latest downpours, which dropped nearly eight inches of rain." CAUSE:Landslides and flooding caused by torrential rains "forty-six people have been killed and 1,191 villages affected in 13 districts of punjab province in the center of pakistan due to successive torrential rains and floods in the rivers, local press reported here today. about 2,433 katcha houses (slums) and 2,013 straw huts have been damaged and 1,500 houses demolished in the flood-affected areas. one hundred and thirty"THE CITY (Maceio) HAD MORE RAIN IN 11 DAYS THAN DURING THE WHOLE OF 1987." CAUSE:Torrential rains causing flooding and mudslides

"twenty-six dams in the region started overflowing following record-breaking downpour of 200 to 374 mms today. people downstream all the 26 dams are alerted to move to safer places. many more dams of the total 88 are nearing the brim. rajkot city, where the people had to pay for water during droughts, received 374 mms in the last 30 hours." FATALITES: Gujarat: 82 -"Heavy rain in western Japan has killed at least four people and left 11 missing as swollen waters flooded homes, closed highways and disrupted local train service" CAUSE:Heavy rain

"The (Guadalupe) river had risen 21 feet by midafternoon near Hunt, destroying piers and docks at summer camps along its banks."CAUSE:Heavy rain

"the area that sufferd the hardest hit was pochon, north of seoul, where 13.7 inches of rain fell friday and saturday ... 1,183 homes were flooded and more than 2,000 people fled temporarily" CAUSE:Strong rains causing floods and landslides "...heavy floods on july 6. the floods caused extensive damage to homes, farmlands, roads and electrical facilities in many counties, particularly zhuoni and lintan in the southern part of the province." CAUSE: nd "heavy rainfalls have flooded 330,000 hectares of cropland and damaged 27,000 houses in krasnodar ... the flood damaged villages and affected life in cities. pravda said factories, warehouses, roads and bridges have been flooded and some damaged heavily, with an estimated loss of 600 million roubles in the entire region." 600mm rubles in damage. Using "slave lake, a town of some 5,000 people 220 kilometres northwest of edmonton, has received nearly a week of heavy rain. rivers overflowed and inundated 700 houses. 2,500 residents were forced to leave their homes" CAUSE:Nearly-one-week-long rainfall July 7 "all the roads to the jangelberi area in hamirpur district of himachal pradesh were submerged under rain water and blocked due to landslides" ... "the flood situation in patiala of punjab state continued to be grim. in certain pockets of patiala, water was flowing more than eight feet above the ground level." -- July 14 "swollen rivers claimed nine lives in seven "the 183.8 mm single rainfall recorded in lagos on july 2, which accounts for over 60 percent of the july monthly average of 283.7 mm, flooded the entire lagos area, leaving hundreds of people homeless." CAUSE:Heavy rain "Forecasters predicted more rain while authorities say the Paraguay River is expected to rise for at least another week in what is described as the worst flooding since 1983"CAUSE: nd

"Roads throughout Sylhet and the surrounding districts of Sunamganj and Moulvibazar in the far northeastern corner of Bangladesh were also washed out or still under water. " -- July 16 "Officials at the Flood Control Ministry in Dhaka said today that water levels were receding in most flooded areas except Brahmanbaria and Manikganj" -- July 26 "swollen rivers are

"flooding and storms killed 65 people and injured 1,420 others in 36 counties of sichuan province in late june, provincial officials said here today. in addition, 1,341 head of livestock, 145,300 hectares of crops, 100 small hydroelectric stations and thousands of houses were destroyed" CAUSE:"flooding and storms" "A report said Friday that rainfall over the past 20 days in the western Ukraine had exceeded the average precipitation for two months. The rivers Pripyat and Stokhod have burst their banks, flooding 573,040 acres planted with crops and more than 296,400 acres of pasture for cattle, TASS said" CAUSE:Above average rainfall "meanwhile the mighty brahmaputra and its major tributaries have flooded the low-lying areas of dibrugarh, tezpur and neamatighat. in the low-lying areas of guwahati, capital of the state, people had to wade through waist-deep water in some places " -- July 7 "the flood situation in assam state worsened further on wednesday with the brahmaputra and its several tributaries Zhejiang:"from 15 to 24 this month, the province's average rainfall exceeded 100 mm, surpassing the whole month's level in a normal year" -- Jiangxi:"the province's five major rivers have swollen to the danger point or beyond, except for the upper and middle reaches of the ganjiang river. the most serious is the xinjiang river whose water level is 2.3 meters above the " life in the capital dhaka, a city of over four million people, was disrupted during the last two days as all the low-lying areas of went under water, road communication come to a partial halt and at least 10,000 slum dwellers had to leave their homes" CAUSE:Incessant rains during the last seven days "A violent half-hour rainstorm triggered flash floods and damaged dozens of homes in this capital, killing 11 people and leaving two missing, ... the tempest damaged about 100 houses, mostly in the city's poorly built slums, and caused widespread power outages" CAUSE:Violent half-hour rainstorm triggered flash floods " Downpours Friday and Saturday in Sichuan's Shizhu county sent flood waters pouring from local mountains, submerging nearly 12,500 acres of crops and ruining two electric stations and 150 homes ... The report said the waters quickly receded and services were being restored to the affected area" CAUSE:Heavy rain "GOVERNMENT REPORTS MANY PEOPLE KILLED AND INJURED, LOSS OF 120,000 TONS CEREALS, 6,000 TONS VEGETABLES CROP AND 117,000 HEADS CATTLE, DAMAGE/DESTRUCTION OF THOUSANDS HOUSES, 1,300 KMS IRRIGATION CANALS/STREAMS, 1,200 KMS ROADS, BRIDGES AND CULVERTS" CAUSE: nd "during the past eight day, the storm dumped a total of 263.3 milimeters of water in metro manila as of yesterday. yesterday's record 11.8 mm rainfall in metro manila inundated low areas of the national capital and neighboring rizal towns," CAUSE:Week-long typhoon rains "flood waters rose over fifteen feet near the city's bus stand. all main routes have been submerged, crippling transport in the area which has experienced heavy rain over the past two days. a bridge across the kalu ganga river was swept away marooning several hundreds of families" CAUSE:Heavy rains "RAINFALL RECORDED 634 MM. IN CIENFUEGOS, 578 MM. IN VILLA CLARA AND 556 MM. IN SANCTI SPIRITUS, IN 8 HOURS. 131 ROADS NOT PASSABLE AND 55 MAJOR RAILWAY LINES CUT OFF. DAMAGE TO 5,700 HOUSES, 15 SCHOOLS/HOSPITALS AND NUMBER OF AGRICULTURAL SILOS. THOUSANDS OF LIVE-STOCK WERE LOST. "It said 12 inches of rain fell on one Guangdong county, Fugang, during the two-day storm, causing 2,150 houses to collapse and flooding 6,422 acres of farmland .. the rains damaged part of the Beijing-Canton railway line in northern Guangdong. Rail service was halted for about six hours early Wednesday until repairs were made, . " CAUSE:Heavy rain "a total of 1,418 villages with a population of 835,005 have been affected by flood in india's northeastern state of assam ... about 6,000 head of cattle and a vast area of paddy cultivation have been washed away in the flood-hit state" -- May 31 "A flash flood on the Kushiara River washed away an entire village of more than 200 people" FATALITIES: India: 26 -- Bang: 50 "In part of Jianyang county, the rainfall totaled 11.9 inches, flooding all major roads in the county. Water in a major upper tributary of the Min River rose 30 feet above normal levels," FATALITIES: Fujian: 91 -- Jiangxi: 3 -- Hunan: 32 DISPLACED: Fujian: 2,800,000 -CAUSE:Heavy rains HECTARES FLOODED: 333,000 HA -- 823,745 acres of farmland in Uganda "...mubuku river in the district overflowed its banks at night last weekend and swept away houses, destroyed banana, maize and bean plantations and gardens" DAMAGE: Rwanda: 13,000,000 FATALITIES Rwanda: 48 -- Uganda: 4 DISPLACED: Rwanda: 21,628 -Uganda: 2000CAUSE:Torrential rain causing flooding and landslides "in kumamoto prefecture, about 3,200 homes were flooded after a river bank collapsed. rainfall between tuesday and early this morning reached 358 millimeters in kumamoto city and 422 millimeters in a mountainous area of kumamoto prefecture" CAUSE:Heavy rain causing flooding and landslides

"this year's long rain season, which started last month, has witnessed the heaviest downpours for the past decade, which have claimed the lives of more than 60 people and thousands of cattle and other domestic animals and rendered thousands of families homeless. " CAUSE:Heaviest seasonal rains in ten years "it was reported that 92 houses and 107 buildings in the area were inundated." CAUSE:floods that followed a hailstorm

"eight people, including six children, were reported drowned in flood following torrential rains that left several thousand people homeless in southeastern turkey." CAUSE:Torrential rains

"Officials said more than 8 inches of rain fell on Alice Springs in 24 hours -- almost as much as the town normally gets in a year. " CAUSE:Heavy rain

"The rain-swollen Danube River burst through dikes along its banks in Bavaria Sunday, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people ... Officials said the Danube swept away sections of earthen dikes 15 feet high" CAUSE:Heavy rains and rapidly melting snow in the Alps. "continuous rains and southeast winds worsened the effects of the floods in the city of buenos aires, bringing the death toll to 24 and forcing 57,000 people to be evacuated sunday night. the rainfall reached 55.2 millimeters sunday and 204 millimeters in the last three days, compared with a monthly level of 450 millimeters" CAUSE:Continuous rains Botswana -"in the past month, heavy rains have ended the country's seven years' drought, but brought flood disaster to the country instead. flood has washed away villages and railway lines. some main roads in the country have also been closed." -- Zimbawe - "Farmers who prayed for rain during a devastating three-year drought have faced nearly four months of almost daily "... where water five feet deep surged on Monday after an unexpected and tightly focused storm struck Nimes, a city of 130,000 known for its Roman monuments... About a hundred of the estimated 50,000 people whose homes were damaged by the wall of water and mud on Monday chanted, "compensation, compensation" as Mitterrand arrived with senior "about 150 people are missing in floods monday that left 30 houses, three trucks and a bridge buried in the town of alto urubamba in peru's cusco province. the floods caused by rains drowned farmland and destroyed a freeway to quillabamba, anta and chincheros. the urubamba river level has gone up 10 meters, threatening to flood places around alto "Schools, houses and highways were reported awash, two major water reservoirs and a number of dams on farms collapsed and telephone links to many towns were severed, officials said. Rivers that had been dry for up to eight years burst their banks and spread in widths of up to a mile. " CAUSE:Heavy rains, flooding and dam bursts

"Rains have been so severe that motorists, stranded in knee-deep water, tied cars to lamp posts and trees to prevent them from being swept away." CAUSE:Heavy rains in Feburary causing floods and mudslides

"The four people who died drowned in floodwaters from rivers in the mountains in the northcentral part of this Caribbean country" CAUSE:Three days of heavy rains

"a flood rushed along the border of costa rica and panama due to a heavy rainfall in the last few days ... his is the second time in less than 30 days that the changuinola and sixaola rivers in the border regions overflow"CAUSE:Several days of heavy rain -- HECTARES FLOODED: "60,000 hectares of farmland were spoiled" "The storm dumped 5 inches to 12 inches of rain over much of Windward Oahu on New Year's Eve. The ground was unable to absorb the rain because it had already been saturated by heavy rains several weeks ago. The watery onslaught began Thursday night, triggering floods and mudslides that made roads impassable and forced 2,800 residents to

"Between 1,300 a 1,700 people were evacuated Friday as a result of two-day storms that dumped 11.21 inches of rain in Millington, Tenn., a 6.5 inches in Memphis, Tenn., across the Mississippi River from West Memphis. " CAUSE:Heavy rain from storm system "torrential rains in central viet nam have caused floods that have killed 86 people, destroyed 15,000 houses a schoolrooms, a submerged 18,000 hectares of rice. according to local press reports, thousas more hectares of la with iustrial a farm crops a many roads a irrigation projects were damaged after the sixth typhoon here recently. emergency relief is being rushed "Torrential rain a flooding has killed at least 16 people a trapped thousas of others on rooftops in southeastern Spain" ... "rivers in the Valencia region overflowed their banks" CAUSE:Torrential rains "DAMAGE COMPARABLE TO JUNE 86 FLOODS" "The flooding has driven more than 1,000 people from their homes, authorities said. Flooding a laslides closed 279 roads throughout the isla during the weeke," Damage "hundreds of thousands"CAUSE:Tropocal Depression "Weathermen said 45 inches of rain fell on Taipei's Yangming Mountain Saturday, the most rain in one day in Taiwan since the weather bureau began keeping records 40 years ago. " CAUSE:Heavy Rains from typhoon

" Rampaging flood waters swept over Lebanon's eastern Bekaa Valley ... washing away houses a leaving fertile farmla inuated ... also collapsed bridges a caused power failures in more than 20 villages in the valley's Baalbeck area" CAUSE:Heavy rains "A police spokesman said 13,000 homes were flooded as the typhoon cut across the southern isla of Shikoku a the main isla of Honshu about 350 miles southwest of Tokyo." ... "The heavy rains, which drenched much of Japan throughout the night, pushed rivers out of their banks a caused laslides in 431 places,"CAUSE:Torrential Rains

"The unusually heavy rains, which fell Moay a Tuesday in Mexico City a surrouing areas, caused flooding, destroyed shanties, tied up traffic for hours a downed hureds of trees, city officials said Wednesday" "Weather bureau officials said the weeke rains were caused by a freak juxtaposition of high a low pressure systems. The recent deluge, they said, has broken tropical cyclone in 1984. "CAUSE:Rain

"In Palmerton, Pa., about 120 people were evacuated Tuesday when rain flooded their homes, said borough manager John Kasten. Tuesday's flooding was the seco time flash floods hit the town this summer, Kasten said. The town was flooded earlier this summer during a June storm, but the water subsided more quickly" "300,000 hectares of farmla a 230,000 hectares the usual precipitation for this period of the year" CAUSE:Torrential rains

"rains were caused by a tropical storm in the Caribbean Sea to the north of Venezuela" ... "Downpours swelled two rivers a triggered laslides along the north-central coast" CAUSE: storm "At least 51 people were killed, hundreds were injured and more than 2,000 homes were destroyed by storms that lashed the eastern provincial capital of Jinan, ... storms pounded Jinan from midday Wednesday to early Thursday, dumping up to 11 inches of rain and flooding most streets in the city" Bangladesh "According to rough official estimates, crops on

"Flooding in the Iranian capital, Tehran, killed or injured an undetermined number of people on Sunday, ... the flooding first began in the city's northernCAUSE: nd

suburbs and spread south to cover the entire city. " CAUSE:Torrential rains causing flooding and mudslides

"A record 24.5 inches of rain fell Wednesday in the Sochon area, 110 miles south of Seoul, the most in one day since weather records were begun in 1907. " CAUSE:Melting snow and heavy rain "China Daily newspaper said 30 rivers in the mostly arid region overflowed, flooding some 320 square miles of farmland and affecting about 3 million people." "a 30-foot surge of floodwater engulfed a bus and van evacuating 43 campers and counselors from the Pot O Gold camp Friday" CAUSE:Overnight rains

"Officials said 19 people died in four days of rain that turned the Adda and Brembo mountain streams into raging torrents and sent mud cascading down wooded mountainsides. Eight people were missing and 50 were hospitalized. " CAUSE:Heavy rain "Six days of heavy rain in central Chile pushed rivers flowing down from the Andes over their banks, flooding the tennis courts of posh Santiago suburbs, rural towns and farmland." "The flooding affected an area stretching from 80 miles north to 160 miles south of the capital."CAUSE: nd "ON 4 JULY 87 HEAVY RAINS IN TOLIMA DEPARTMENT CAUSED COMBEIMA RIVER AND AFFLUENTS TO OVERFLOW THEIR BANKS AFFECTING TOWNS IBAGUE (POPULATION 300,000) AND PASTALES (500)." "reports from the provincial water resources and electric power department warn, the water level of the chuhe river, a major tributary of the river, reached a record high on july 7, while the flood level of the huaihe river surpassed the danger level at the border of anhui and henan provinces on the morning of july 8."CAUSE: nd

"The official newspaper said violent storms battered central Sichuan Province beginning June 24, with more than 19 inches of rain falling over two days ... Before the storms struck, the farming area had been in the grip of its longest drought in 40 years. Officials say China may face unusually bad flooding this summer because of a long period of abnormal weather.

May 26 "On the West Nishnabotna River in the Randolph area, a crest of 24 feet was expected by about noon. Flood stage is 19 feet, and the last time a flood of this magnitude occurred was in June 1947." ... "The Nishnabotna River at Hamburg was expected to crest at about 27 feet by evening, 11 feet above flood stage. The weather service said the last time a stage that high Fatalities: Guangdong: 136 -- Guangxi: 42. Displaced: Guangdong: 470,000 . Damage: Guangdong: $108,000,000 CAUSE:Heavy rains "Guangdong recorded its worst storms in more than 500 years from May 20 to 22, when 3.2 feet of water fell, official press reports said" -- "The China Daily said the floods in Guangxi destroyed 4,509 homes and 179 bridges and "current rainstorms flooded 15,000 hectares of farmland and 1,500 buildings in southern poland, leaving several hundred people homeless, the polish news agency pap reported saturday. the pap reported that all rivers in the carpathian mountain region of southern poland have overflowed their banks, flooding a dozen of big factories including a flax mill, an oil May 11 "light rains had started a few weeks ago, causing the soil to reach saturation point by the time a strong downpour began on may 8. up to 450 mm of rain fell in the area in the 24 hours ending yesterday morning" End date approxiamteCAUSE:Widespread flooding caused by rain and melting snow

"About 2,000 families were threatened by floods in 20 villages, the Belgrade Politika daily newspaper said. Much of the flooding was the result of snow melted by the rain."CAUSE:Forty hours of torrential rains "forty hours of torrential rains sent bulu bulu river flooding over southern ecuador friday, killing at least 100 and leaving thousands stranded as towns and vast areas of farmland were devastated. rampaging water and some 50 mudslides along a 33-kilometer stretch of highway linking the andean town of cuenca and the port city of quayaquil brought transport to a halt, "Melting snows and up to 4 inches of rain that pounded New England Wednesday sent all of Maine's rivers to at least 10 feet above flood stage. Several earthen dams were broken by the rising water" -- April 2 -"In the state capital of Augusta, City Hall was evacuated and the ... the Kennebec River crested about 5 a.m. today at a record 34.5 feet -- 22 feet over flood stage "Heavy rain triggered a mudslide Monday that ripped apart a dam wall and sent a giant wave of water crashing down on the village of Sargazan," CAUSE:Earthen dams collapse, seasonal rains in the highlands "four natural dams gave way after rains in the barren highlands about 25 miles east of Lima. The water raced down the mountain, picking up dirt and rocks as it headed for the town of Chosica"CAUSE:Earthqukes break a natural dam - flooding and mudslides "the earthquakes ruptured a natural dam formed by debris and silt last week on the Aguarica River, which had been flooded by heavy rains and snowmelt from 19,000-foot-high Mount Cayembe." CAUSE:Heavy rain

"heavy floods have forced several factories to suspend their operation and some villages in mestia and lentekhi districts have been destroyed either fully or partially" ... "the heaviest snowfalls in 50 years hit the Caucasian mountains last month"CAUSE:Heavy rains "The death toll rose to 100 in an Amazon jungle town where a river flooded its banks over the weekend and swept away homes and other buildings, a Civil Defense official said. He said 400 people were missing"CAUSE:Heavy rains "Heavy rains began in Bolivia in early December and are continuing"CAUSE:heaviest rain in 38 years unleashed flash floods

"The downpour that began Saturday dumped 10.5 inches fell on the area, pushing the Tiete River out of its banks and blocking major highways in Sao Paulo, Brazil's industrial center and a city of 15.3 million" ... "At least 4.5 inches of rain fell Monday night in what meteorologist Neide Oliveira said was the worst downpour since 1949"CAUSE:Torrential rains causing

"CONTINUAL AND INTERMITTENTLY TORRENTIAL RAINS 1-6 JAN IN HIGH PLATEAU REGION HAVE BURST DAMS AND CANALS AND FLOODED LOWLANDS WITH UP TO 3 METERS WATER "CAUSE:Torrential rains "Although rain usually falls during Rio's current summer season, the amount of rainfall has been abnormally high this year." CAUSE:Weeklong torrential rains causing flooding a laslides

"The agency, quoting a statement by the Central Flood a Storm Prevention Committee, said the ''unprecedented floods'' struck Dec. 3 a 4 in most districts of Nghia Binh, Phu Khanh, Quang Nam Da Nang, Thuan Hai a Gialai-Kontum provinces. The area is in the southern half of central Vietnam. "CAUSE:Heavy rains "a severe storm hit the upper Gulf port of Gonaveh" CAUSE:Heavy rain causing flash floods

"A week of wi-driven rain a melting snow produced floods that closed 40 miles of Interstate 90 today, blocked U.S. 2 to Stevens Pass in the Cascade Mountains east of Seattle a shut down more than a dozen other roads." CAUSE:A week of rain a melting snow

"The rains began Thursday a continued through Suay, a flooding was exacerbated by the lack of grou cover. The 60,000 residents of La Gonave have systematically used trees for fuel, causing erosion. " CAUSE:Heavy rain Flooding "cut rail a highway links between Anchorage a Fairbanks a washed out la access to the coastal town of Seward" "The storm -- which began Thursday, howled mightily Friday, dumped more rain Saturday a tapered off early Suay only to start up again Suay night -originated as tropical typhoon Carmen ... it was unusual, but not unheard of, for a tropical "The floods were caused by a low pressure area in the central Luzon plain, 37 miles northwest of Manila. It had center wis of 34 mph. By late afternoon, a weather official said it was ''almost stationary'' 43 miles northwest of Manila, near the Bataan peninsula across Manila Bay" CAUSE:Two days of heavy rain

"The Illinois River in Oklahoma was expected to crest at 24 to 25 feet, about 15 feet above flood stage today. ''We're going to have the highest water we've had in history,'' said James Waters, a civil defense worker in Tahlequah." "The Midwest rain has set several records, including a 25-year high of 14.78 inches of rain in a month in Missouri, water levels 581.48 feet "Meteorologists said more than 16 inches of rain fell on Calcutta a surrouing districts between Tuesday evening a Friday night, causing the Ganges River to breach its banks in many places." Fatalities: Iia: 19. Bang: 30 Displaced: Iia: 500,000. Bang: 200,000CAUSE:Monsoon "Scores of livestock were killed a streets a homes flooded after 8 inches of rain fell in 18 hours in the sparsely populated farming-ranching region." "Floodwaters that killed one person a hureds of head of livestock have flooded or eangered areas along 150 miles of the river, from Chinook to Nashua"CAUSE:Heavy rain "The flooding was caused by heavy rains that began Wednesday that pushed rivers over their banks, bursting nine dams, flooding 4,000 miles of roads a forcing the evacuation of at least 4,000 residents." . "In addition to the Saginaw, at least five rivers hit record heights. The Tittabawassee River at Midla crested at 33.4 feet Saturday, breaking the mark of 29.7 feet set

Newberry "10.4 inches of rain were dumped on the area within a 24-hour period" CAUSE:Heavy rains

" URO/UP RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE REPORTS EXTENSIVE FLOODING EASTERN A SOUTHERN DEPARTMENTS AFTER INTENSE RAINS A OVERFLOW CEBOLLATI A SANTA LUCIA RIVERS. MAJOR ROADS CLOSED. VILLAGES ISOLATED. UP TO 2,500 PERSONS HOMELESS." CAUSE:Intense rains "The floods followed two years of drought in Ahra Pradesh" CAUSE:Monsoon rains

Milwakee "The Weather Service said 6.78 inches of rain fell in a 24-hour period, breaking the city's all-time record of 5.7 inches set in 1917. " CAUSE:Record torrential rain

"Water flooded 18,352 houses nationwide a seeped uer the floorboards of another 36,027" CAUSE:Flooding a laslides from typhoon

"the flood, which was caused by torrential typhoons in mid july, has also destroyed dikes a dams, houses a farmla in towns a villages of 10 northern provinces" CAUSE:Weeks of heavy rains "Flooding in Jilin province has affected 1.86 million people a inuated 2.5 million acres. ... flooding was caused by storms that hit the northeastern province 12 times in June a July" CAUSE:Storms Fatalities: Iia: 250. Bang: 8 Displaced Iia: 3,000,000 . Bang: 40,000 Begin date approximate.CAUSE:Monsoon rains

"the city was menaced by flooding in the past ten days, as waters in the yongjiang river that runs through the city once swelled to 76.33 meters -- six cm lower than the previous peak in 1968" Damage Estimate is 200mm Yuan. Curency conversion as of 01/01/90 Conversion factor USD-Yuan=4.7339 CAUSE:Typhoon a accompanying torrential rains "...the North Saskatchewan River ... was reported 35 feet above its normal level Saturday" CAUSE:Heavy rains a snowmelt

" Army troops worked Suay to rescue victims of flooding in southern China a a tornado near Shanghai as the remains of Typhoon Peggy continued to hurl heavy rains a wis at the battered coastline. At least 52 people have been killed a nearly 1,000 injured in China since Friday, when Peggy swept across the South China Sea after a destructive pass over the Philippines a " On Tuesday, the (Racoon) river had crested at a record 9.6 feet above flood stage upstream at Van Meter, authorities said" . "Flooding forced authorities to evacuate the small southeastern Nebraska town of DeWitt." ... "Big Blue River reached a record 28.8 feet at Crete"CAUSE:Heavy rain "Bonnie, packing 80 mph wis, hit the Texas coast early Thursday, killing two people, a merely brushed south Louisiana. The storm lost strength as it moved inla, but spawned torrential rainfall, thuerstorms a tornadoes that wreaked havoc over the weeke. " Damage: Texas: $5,000,000CAUSE:Torrential rains from hurricane "Rainfall in central Chile was 76 percent higher than normal for this time this year" CAUSE:Heavy rain

Jamica -"12 straight days of rain that has dumped 25 inches of water on the Caribbean isla" ... "The weather bureau compared the current rains to those that killed 60 people in 1979. The floods covered an area of 10 square miles with 18 feet of water a hureds of people were evacuated from their homes. " Fatalities: Jamaica: 50. DR: 18. Haiti: 21. Cuba: 5 Displaced: June 6 -"Unrelenting rain today sent water gushing through a San Antonio, Texas, hotel a rushing over streets in the city's worst flooding in 15 years" CAUSE:Flash flooding

"The National Weather Service estimated up to 4 inches of rain from slow-moving thuerstorms may have fallen in Etna, Fox Chapel, Millvale a Shaler, Iiana, Hampton a O'Hara townships in one hour " CAUSE:Heavy thuerstorms triggered flash floods a mudslides "In Valparaiso, Chile's largest port, a rain swollen dam burst its banks Tuesday night a swept tons of mud down through hillside slums into the streets of the business center.". "Rainswollen rivers overflowed their banks, flooding farm las a cutting off rural roads in many parts of the central region"CAUSE:Torrential rains causing flooding a mudslides a a dam burst

"A cyclone slammed into the Solomon Islas Moay with peak wis of 140 mph, collapsing homes, bridges a schools a causing widespread flooding that left up to 50 people missing a 10,000 homeless" CAUSE:flooding associated with cyclone "More than 7 inches of rain that accompanied the tornadoes sent several feet of water cascading through the streets of some towns" CAUSE:flash floods associated with tornadoes

"Twelve inches of rain -- the heaviest 24-hour rainfall in Bangkok in more than 500 years -paralyzed the capital Friday, flooding the city with four feet of water " ... "officials in charge of flood control forecast the amount of floodwaters which swamped bangkok in the past two days at 60 million cubic metres, an all-time record in this city."CAUSE:monsoon downpours "more than 70 villages were isolated after bridges were swept away by the floods"CAUSE:heavy rains

"Unseasonable warmth quickened melting snow in northeastern Wisconsin". April 5: "Rapidly melting snow in northern Wisconsin a Minnesota had swollen the Minnesota a upper Mississippi rivers to their highest levels since 1975"CAUSE:Ice jams a snowmelt " The rains have swollen Lake Titicaca ... to 8 feet above normal -- the lake's highest level in this century .... Rainfall in the last six months has been nearly double the average near the lake"CAUSE:Months of torrential rains "weeklong string of storms brought snow to higher elevations in Nevada, Utah a Idaho, a flooding in low-lying areas broke a temporary dam in northern California, where three counties were declared disaster areas". Feb 21: Yuba River burst a levee, flooding 24 square miles about 40 miles north of Sacramento. 21,000 homeless Displaced CA: 27,000. NV: "Three days of rain have caused floods that inuated villages a vast areas of farmla"CAUSE:Persistent torrential rains

"40-mile ice jam clogging the Snake River along the Oregon-Idaho border...worst ice jams on the Snake River in nearly a generation" Displaced data approximate Hectares/Acres data for OntarioCAUSE:Ice jam flooding

Heaviest rains in 30 yearsCAUSE:Rain

Four days of heavy rain; Potomac crested on Nov.8 (third highest crest on record at that time; James River returned to normal by Nov.9; Tygart Dam in West Virginia opened, downstream major flooding along the Cheat River; Monongahela largest flood in 50 years.CAUSE:Rain Highest tide on record;water in small towns 7 ft deep; forced many farmers out of business; damage to shrimp fisheryCAUSE:Tropical Storm

"Typhoon Dot was the strongest storm to hit the Philippines since Typhoon Joan smashed southern Luzon isla with 178-mph wis in 1970, leaving 800 people dead."CAUSE:Typhoon

"Up to 8 inches of rain sent streams surging out of their banks over the southern Plains."CAUSE:Rain

200 missing; 500 villages had access cut off; deaths occurred by house collapse, drowning; storm came from Bay of Bengal, storm surge also likely involved. Orissa was washed away.CAUSE:Tropical Storm

"...described the rains, which began Saturday, as the worst since 1970. ..The National Weather Service said a tropical front that began moving slowly across the 100-mile-long isla on Friday dumped as much as seven inches of rain in a single 10-hour period early Moay in some southern a central areas."CAUSE:Tropical storm - laslides "The Teesta River broke through an embankment ."CAUSE:

"This year's flood is the area's worst in 19 years"CAUSE:

"The worst since September 1979"CAUSE:Rain - laslides

"Weather officials in Lucknow reported that more than 17 inches of rain has fallen on the city since Friday...The worst floods in 25 years"CAUSE:Rain - monsoons

"The floods were described by local authorities as the worst in the region since 1916"CAUSE:Rain

"Some areas in northern vietnam had 660 millimeters of rainfall from september 7 to 12, causing rivers to rise over the flood stage...Vietnam's worst flooding in five years."CAUSE:Rain "Swollen Flint River was expected to crest at between 17 a 17 feet, well above its 11-foot flood stage...The flooding was caused by overloaded storm sewers, no longer able to maintain discharge into the swollen river or its tributaries because of the "once-in-a-hured-years" rainfallCAUSE:1

"laslides a floods triggered by five days of rain...Officials have blamed the laslides on erosion caused by deforestation. Five million of the country's 16 million acres of forest have been cut down in the last 10 years to make room for Nepal's expaing population."CAUSE:Rain

"Dumping as much as 4 inches of rain in one hour in some hard-hit areas, the storm triggered laslides, disrupted rail service a flooded hureds of homes."CAUSE:Rain - typhoon

"A wide ba of thuerstorms _ some of them the leftovers of Hurricane Elena _ dumped heavy rains from Iowa to the Ohio River valley...In Paducah, Ky., 8.09 inches of rain Thursday set off the worst flash floods in a decade...many streets remained closed Suay, flooded by three day rain totals of nearly 10 inches. "CAUSE:Rain - hurricane almost 20 inches of rain had been recorded. CAUSE:Rain

"The province has been battered by rainstorms, strong wis, a hailstorms since late july, afflicting thirty-eight counties a cities a almost one-fourth of the province's sown area. the province's 19 major rivers are still rising. water in 67 reservoirs -- including six large ones -- are above the danger level." CAUSE:Rain - typhoons

"Authorities said flooding in some areas was the worst in 31 years."CAUSE:Rain

"Since May, 104 of Yunnan's 128 counties have suffered from strong wis, hail storms a heavy rain,'' the newspaper said. ''Thousas of acres of grain fields have been hit. Many rescue workers have been dispatched to the disaster area to help residents recover from the natural disasters.'' The floods damaged 10 reservoirs, 85 small hydroelectric power stations a 751 "A laslide sent water pouring down from Langboche, a glacial lake, swelling the flow of the Bhotekoshi River to 45 times normal at Namche Bazar. The resultant flash flood on Aug. 4 was the heaviest ever recorded there."CAUSE:Laslide "soaked Cheyenne with 6.06 inches of rain between 6:20 p.m. a 9:45 p.m. Wednesday. The previous record for rain in a 24-hour period was 4.7 inches July 15, 1896"CAUSE:1

"On Chongming isla at the mouth of the Yangtze River, raging flood water flattened 82 houses a spoiled 1.1 million pous of grain in the county granary, the Shanghai newspaper said. It said 80 percent of the rice paddies in another suburban county were flooded."CAUSE:Rain typhoon "6 1/2 inches of rain _ including 3 inches in an hour _ washed out part of an earthen dam, forced the evacuation of dozens of people a the helicopter rescue of others."CAUSE:Rain

"The worst in the area in 25 years...In the worst destruction in the region in 26 years, Mamie's strong wis a torrential rains broke dikes, swept away homes, ruined thousas of acres of crops a severed communications "CAUSE:Rain - thuerstorms, typhoons "Heavy rains have halted delivery of most relief supplies to tens of thousas of Sudanese a Chadian famine victims."CAUSE:Rain

"Two days of the heaviest monsoon rains in 20 years"CAUSE:Rain - monsoons

"Rainy season has started with a torrential rainfall."CAUSE:Rain

"It was lightning, a there was hail, but it was raining so bad you couldn't see anything"CAUSE:1

"Rainstorms a high wis ripped across north a eastern West Germany Saturday bringing extensive flooding, ripping up trees, blocking roads a washing away a bridge."CAUSE:Rain

"Some of the region's worst flooding in decades, "CAUSE:Rain

"Bombay, where the heaviest rain in more than 10 years."CAUSE:Rain - monsoon

"The flood was the worst to hit this city of 6.8 million in more than a decade...two typhoons a heavy monsoon rains that spurred the worst flooding in the Philippines in 13 years.CAUSE:Rain - typhoons "This is probably the worst storm we've had in my lifetime a I haven't heard anybody say anything different."CAUSE:Rain

"Rainfall was measured up to 16 inches."CAUSE:Rain

"Floods that hit the area for the third time in two weeks...Officials said the flooding arou Moulvibazar was the worst in memory."CAUSE:Rain - cyclones

"The weather bureau reported at 8 p.m. (7 p.m. EDT) Friday that 11.5 inches of rain fell over the previous 24-hour period, setting a record. The previous high-water mark was set Feb. 27, 1930, when 9.6 inches fell in one day."CAUSE:Rain "Some of China's worst flooding this century...the region's worst flooding since 1908...severe rains caused four rivers to overflow...The worst flood in southern China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region in 77 years "CAUSE:Rain "Caused serious damage to the isla's coffee crop."CAUSE:Rain

"Violent storms...hurled tornadoes, softball-size hail a heavy rain at the nation's midsection today, knocking out power, flooding streets, destroying homes a triggering mudslides."CAUSE:Rain - Tornadoes "The 6-foot floods washed out pits up to 20 feet deep in roads...an emergency services department spokesman, called the flooding the 'worst of the century."CAUSE:Rain - Snowmelt

"The largest ice dam was 15 meters high a 25 kilometers long."CAUSE:Ice flows

"Nearly a foot of rain washed coastal areas"CAUSE:Rain

"A year ago these people were dying of hunger from the drought. Now they're being punished by the rain...These are by far the worst floods we've ever had...Rio Grae del Norte state governor Agripino Maiahas called the flooding the worst in almost 50 years...The heavy rains have swollen rivers that have been dry or almost dry for several years. In some areas, the "High water a northeast wis caused the worst flooding in more than a decade on islas in the Detroit River. A Coast Guard spokesman said the water level at the river's mouth was 59 inches above normal a 8 inches above the level predicted. "CAUSE:Rain "2 inches of rain in an hour flooded streets a intersections a some uerpasses were filled with several feet of water. One freeway uerpass was flooded 6 feet deep. "CAUSE:Rain

"Heavy rains a snowmelt put pressure on two earthen dams on Zuni Iian tribal las"CAUSE:Rain - Snowmelt

"The National Guard was on alert as water spilling from the Illinois threatened the river basin with its worst flooding in history "CAUSE:Rain - Snowmelt

"Some rivers in Iiana were heading for their highest levels in nearly 30 years...Fort Wayne officials said they expected their third worst floods of the century. In Chicago almost every major river in the state is above flood stage. Many rivers are at their all-time highs,..the Maumee climbed to its third highest level in history."CAUSE:Rain - Snowmelt

"11 inches of rain fell during a 24-hour period."CAUSE:Rain

"Most crops destroyed including important sources of agricultural income: vanilla plants a olive trees. Situation aggravated by soil erosion. Potential risk of famine in affected rural areas in next five months."CAUSE:Tropical storm "With the exception of floods caused by a cyclone early last year, the flooding was the worst in 50 years...The floods follow a four-year drought that devastated South African a Mozambican farmlas. The drought was broken in January with rains that exceeded the long-term average for the month. "CAUSE:Rain "large areas of cropla have been devastated"CAUSE:Flash floods

"A waterspout swirled across two central Philippine towns."CAUSE:Waterspout

"Brazil's worst flooding since the 1940s, three southern state were inuated in 1983....it has not stopped raining since the e of December...declared a state of emergency in 133 counties"CAUSE:Rain

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Total (M>4) Total (M>6) Total Annual Large Floods Total(M>4) Annual Extreme Floods (M>6) 64 11 64 11 105 26 41 15 147 34 42 8 235 59 88 25 335 79 100 20 432 105 97 26 541 125 109 20 638 152 97 27 718 170 80 18 823 195 105 25 #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A #N/A 2045 532 #N/A #N/A 2192 578 147 46 2335 635 143 57 2536 692 201 57 2751 768 215 76 2918 825 167 57 3069 865 151 40 3241 923 172 58 3362 971 121 48 3483 1012 121 41

me Floods (M>6)

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Total M>4 floods 533 #N/A #N/A 1049 242 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0