Apocalypse in US! Severe flooding is tearing Alabama apart! The state has become a sea!

У вашего броузера проблема в совместимости с HTML5

What do you think? Why are there so many natural disasters lately? Is it a Haarp or is it an omen of the second coming of Jesus Christ? Perhaps science has already given the answer and this is global warming? Please write your version in the comments below the video! Enjoy watching.
Like and subscribe to the channel of selected content! Thank you for watching! So, as a result of abnormally heavy rains, the Jefferson County Emergency Management Agency reported flooded roads, water rescue operations, and cars washed off the road due to flood waters. The agency has warned motorists to avoid travel to warning zones, including metro Birmingham, Fultondale, Hoover, Westavia, Homewood and Mountain Brook.
“Parts of Birmingham around UAB and Hoover around Bluff Park received nearly 5 inches (130mm) of rain during these storms. Please stay away from these places,” adds the representative of the agency.
Local media reports that the flooding has left several motorists stranded. The fire brigade was called for 8 flood rescues. One person was injured and taken to the hospital after being pulled from a vehicle that had become stuck in flood waters. One person was in critical condition and was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital after being swept away by the flood and rescued by bystanders.
A daytime thunderstorm caused severe flash flooding in the Birmingham metro in central Alabama on Wednesday.
There were several water rescues and flooded roads on the south side of Birmingham as the violent storm ended at about 3:00 pm, dropping several inches of rain in a short amount of time. Fire officials said the 60-year-old pedestrian was rescued from flood waters and taken to hospital, where he is in critical condition.
The National Weather Service in Birmingham shared this important reminder about flash floods and rescues: “Not all rescues are ‘fast’ water rescues. Many rescue operations during flash floods take place in standing water. Please keep this in mind when you travel and encounter flooding. NEVER drive into flood waters! Don’t endanger lives!” Several Birmingham businesses on South 20th Street were flooded and closed Wednesday afternoon, such as Pies and Pints, UAB Urgent Care and Orangetheory Fitness. The affected areas were on the south side of the city and along the Lakeshore Parkway. “Usually when it rains we’ve seen leaks in the patio and things like that, but we’ve never seen water actually get into our restaurant the way it did yesterday,” Pies and Pints ​​manager Lakin Edwards said. cut off the electricity to try to protect those inside.The authorities are taking measures to eliminate the consequences, provide financial and material support to the victims and businesses.Each such case, according to the representative of the mayor’s office, pushes to develop new urban reconstruction projects in terms of wastewater disposal, in order to avoid the cost of eliminating the consequences of the disaster in the future.The climate is changing, and you need to be prepared for such changes!