EUROPE is in DANGER! The Netherlands is overwhelmed by a terrible storm and rocks from the sky!

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Extreme weather conditions in the east of the Netherlands are causing problems in tunnels, roads and railways in Beekbergen, Zutphen and Deventer, among others. Due to heavy rain and thunderstorms in Gelderland and Overijssel, an orange hazard code has been assigned. The Weather Institute reported very strong wind gusts up to 100 kilometers per hour and hail about 2 centimeters in diameter.
In the regions around Apeldoorn and Deventer, things went awry. It was dark, there was a thunderstorm, there were strong gusts of wind and heavy rains. In Beekbergen, several large trees along the Dorpsstraat were even blown out of the ground by a strong gust of wind. The bridge for cyclists and pedestrians on the Hoofdweg in Loenen was destroyed by a broken branch. Firefighters rush to fix everything. Cyclists and pedestrians now have to take a detour.
Currently, trains between Arnhem and Zutphen do not run because a tree has fallen on the track. This issue is not expected to be resolved. They are said to have had great luck at the Julianatoren amusement park in Apeldoorn. “When thunder and lightning struck, we had to close all the rides. But it was at most half an hour, so the weather here is very bad,” says spokeswoman Corinne Punt.
Everything is open again, except for the Ferris wheel. “If we have to close, everyone will get a return ticket,” promises Punt. In Deventer, the railway tunnel on the Brinkgreverweg is flooded. Due to the large amount of water, a funnel formed around the well. The police are busy blocking the road. Today, parking a car next to a tree was not the wisest decision. The owner of the van in Henderloo found out about it. The car took off on two wheels as the wind tore the tree off the ground. The rescue service had to tow the van uprooted. Wet weather comes to us from the northwest of France. In places, heavy downpours can be accompanied by hail and strong gusts of wind. “Very locally, in ten minutes it can rain 15 to 20 millimeters of rain, and sometimes more,” says Snook. “Then the sewerage system will not withstand for some time and there will be flooding.” In the afternoon, showers will move towards Germany.