Gravitas: After heatwave, wildfires and drought, powerful storms now batter Europe

After heatwave, wildfires and drought, Europe has now been battered by powerful storms. France, Italy and Austria have been affected, at least 12 people have died. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

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[terimaakigaand]

Finally mother nature is giving it to the people.

[krzystofsibilla]

Some say that weather patterns a reflection of our collective state of being.

[Spaitgirl]

It’s so sad for those people and families who have lost a loved one during the storms. Sending all my love, prays, thoughts.

[markmaras]

In Philippines storm at wind speed 100 km/h is just normal.
The most powerful storm we experience is 315 km/h.

[ogloveco]

What we witness today is only a prelude to what is going to happen in the future. No one can predict the exact date but it will strike like a thief in the night.

[glenwillson]

Extreme weather -- God's new reality!

[lilly]

Don't worry every country and species will dance to tune of climate change. It's happening globally

[thomastessier]

Read Revelation if you want to know what's really going on.

[jerrynaga]

Fury of God for their support for the radical regime

[truthhurts]

I live in NW England. Whilst growing up we had snow and rain every day. Hot summers but only July and aug .
Now there is zero snow . Rain falls but not like before . The sun is always shining and it's always mild even on the winter.

[maryczarnik]

There was an ice age, flood, next the great fire and nobody can stop Mother Nature no matter what Humans do.

[abrarshahriar]

We are in the apocalyptic era. Mother nature is now taking her revenge for what we did to her...

[well]

Honestly...it's nothing compare to what we have in Asia.

[lecturesfromleeds]

It's not localised to Europe, the world is one biosphere and doesn't abide by borders and petty political divisions. Pacific Islands will have it worse. This is why we, the human race have to put behind our primitive tribal mindset and work as one, or our children or grandchildren will pay the price

[Har-Har-Mahaadev]

The man talking is not the corsica council leader ...His name is Gerald Darmanin (France's Home Minister)

[spacewarriors]

Meanwhile, the Philippines as a storm path country, now decrease by 50% already. We usually hit by 20-30 cyclones per year with max of 220 kph using 1 minute sustained average wind but now the month will end we only have 6 cyclones.

[avalanche]

These types of violent storms are also happening here in America in Las Vegas Iowa and Utah

[Sangx]

As sad it is to see this, but I think it is going to have much more impact on global movement for climate change. Smaller and poor countries are suffering for years due to climate but none taken seriously. Now its in the countries that actually make/influence major campaigns.

[liberty-matrix]

"Rain Forests & Wetlands, came into existence because the environmentalists discovered people were not willing to give money to save Jungles and Swamps." ~George Carlin

[kittyind]

On one side reporting drought, another side reporting floods, everything is being attributed for climate change. Funding are huge for Scientists, Grants, Research in the climate change business, while we are ignoring how we have changed the water ways and water management. Built cities on water catchment areas, lakes have disappeared.
In Bangalore 60s the number of tanks/lakes was 920 and now you can count them by finger tips.