Showing posts with label Floods Namibia. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 3 January 2023

Namibia: Floods and rain damage in Windhoek - December 2022 - video

Floods and rain damage in Windhoek, Namibia - 14 December 2022.

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Communities and businesses in Windhoek were devastated by massive downpours on 14 December 2022 The City of Windhoek's fire and rescue team arrived at Wernhill shopping center to pump out water from stores and vehicles. The mall's management had signs up announcing the temporary closure of the centre's ground floor, apologising for the inconvenience.
Those who travel to and from Windhoek city centre by taxi were left stranded as some routes were completely flooded, making them impossible to cross. Many commuters were still waiting for taxis at 19h00 on 14 December evening. Two vehicle accident scenes were observed at different corners in the city, while some traffic lights were out of order. At Windhoek's informal settlements, leaking roofs and soaked beds were the order of the day. Some families slept outside in the rain. At Rocky Crest, some residents returned from work to find their apartments with no roofs. Two apartment roofs in particular were completely blown off. A resident yesterday said the three-bedroom apartments were worth about N$1,3 million. A body corporate member who was present at the complex said they were about to start with repairs. 14 December flash floods were unprecedented, with 88 mm and 100 mm recorded in some areas. Weather forecasts warned that rainy conditions were expected to prevail during the week. Rain was continued over the north-east during the weekend. Disruptive rains were expected over parts of the Kavango West region. During the weekend over the central part of the country there was some likelihood of clouds developing, but the main activities of thunderstorms will be moving over to the north-eastern parts of the country. Windhoek received 90 mm of rain on 14 December 2022. COOPERATION: 1. Send your video to namhren@gmail.com 2. Watch it on our compilation 3. Get links and views to your channel YouTube channel Exploring Namibia TV publishes four video a week: on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Themes range from travelling in Africa to exploring Europe and Russia. No annoying endless begging "hit/smash that bell" and "don't forget to sub" here. © Exploring Namibia TV Soundtrack: Hallowed Days by Chasms Facebook: NAMIBIA:
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Friday, 12 February 2021

RAINY SEASON FLOODS WINDHOEK AND AROUND NAMIBIA 2021 | НАВОДНЕНИЯ В ГОРОДЕ ВИНДХУК И НАМИБИИ PART 1

RAINY SEASON FLOODS WINDHOEK AND AROUND NAMIBIA 2021 | НАВОДНЕНИЯ В ГОРОДЕ ВИНДХУК И НАМИБИИ PART 1

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Part 2: https://youtu.be/3hOYEcr-hgY

Part 3: https://youtu.be/-50GZRZyeC0

Part 4: https://youtu.be/d9iLgXeKI50

Floods in Windhoek and Namibia, January 2021:

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Windhoek: capital of Namibia

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Historical floods in Namibia with photos: page

Rivers flooding and overflowing of dams in the southern parts of Namibia is said to be the biggest since the 1990s, as the country's third largest surface reservoir, the Naute Dam, was filled to 117,8% capacity.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform said the dam was 117,8% full with an inflow of 2 300 cubic metres. The country's rainfall over the past two weeks have not only boosted the levels of the country's three largest dams, but have also significantly surpassed dam levels recorded this time last year.

Flooding in southern Namibia over the last few days has caused extensive damage to roads.

Namibia Roads Authority (RA) reported at least 8 roads were closed in the southern Karas Region, in particular around the regional capital Keetmanshoop, as a result of overflowing rivers including the Stampriet, Fish, Hom and Vaalgras. RA said it is currently working on repairs and appealed to all road users to exercise extra caution and be vigilant on their journeys, especially in areas where we have received good rains.

Windhoek residents have been warned of possible flooding as heavy rain persists in the capital. The City of Windhoek issued the warning as the city continues to experience heavy rain, flash flooding and overflowing rivers.

A number of areas in Khomasdal, Katutura, Olympia, Klein Windhoek, Hochland Park, Avis and the city centre have been marked as hotspots due to the rivers that run through them.

The city has cautioned residents living in low-lying areas to take extra precautions during rainstorms as flash floods may affect them.

Windhoek has received rain every day since the beginning of the year. The Namibia Meteorological Service has predicted rain of more than 60 millimetres in various parts of the city. Ongoing rains are experienced across the country, with southern towns suffering major damage to road infrastructure. The northern regions are also encountering heavy rains.

Namibia's rainy season usually lasts from November to April.

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Thursday, 2 November 2017

Namibia flooding: heavy rains poured at Long Beach near Walvis Bay | Наводнение Намибия

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A heavy rains caused floods at Long Beach located between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay