Thunderstorms in Île-De-France: Trees Torn, Flooded Streets, Disturbed RER... Impressive Images After the Storm
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The Ile-de-France was hit by wind gusts up to 142 km/h. On the streets of Val-de-Marne, this Friday morning, the damage is colossal. Uprooted trees, flooded shops, disturbed transports... the inhabitants were surprised. Never seen for the residents who attended, helpless, the deluge at home or on the road. Some shop windows have even given way to the power of the winds. The hour is at the clearing for the agents on the bridge since Thursday nigh…
The Parisian region was swept away by storms and torrential rains on Thursday, August 27th in the evening. Wind gusts exceeded 140 km/h. Back on this enlivened episode.
Trees torn up, streets turned into torrents and trains blocked by obstacles on the tracks: the violent storms that swept the Île-de-France on Thursday night caused significant damage
The rain, hail and wind that fell on the francilian region, in orange vigilance for thunderstorms, affected mainly the Val-de-Marne department.
In particular, the railway group mentions several obstacles on the tracks due to adverse weather conditions in the region.
RER C is severely disturbed this Thursday evening after the severe thunderstorms. Trees and plate fell on the tracks in the Ardoines sector.
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