Lourdes Inondations Cause Significant Damage in Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Lourdes Inondations: The Impact of Heavy Rain
The recent lourdes inondations have wreaked havoc in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. A crucial section of the RN134 road collapsed due to the torrential downpour, isolating communities and halting traffic between France and Spain. The prefecture has implemented a traffic management plan in response to this catastrophe naturelle.
Emergency Response and Local Effects
In light of the flooding, approximately 300 homes have lost electricity. Météo-France highlighted that accumulations exceeding 100mm were recorded in the high chain of the Hautes-Pyrénées, with Gavarnie experiencing 170mm.
- Severe rain continues to affect local ecosystems.
- Flooding poses risks to public safety and infrastructure.
- Predictions indicate that between 150 and 250mm may still fall near the Spanish border.
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