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America is currently battling a natural disaster. These days, some parts of the country are experiencing severe heat, while some parts are facing devastation due to floods. The US state of Iowa has been receiving heavy rainfall for several days. This caused floods and people were forced to leave their homes and migrate. Other parts of America are currently facing severe heat.
The administration appealed to go to another place
Let us tell you that in the US state of Iowa, sirens started ringing at two in the morning and people were asked to leave their homes and go somewhere else. Officials told the public that due to the rain, the water level in the 'Rock' river in the area has increased and it is breaking its banks and entering the city. At the same time, the mayor said that a government helicopter was coming for help, but it was called back after boats were able to reach the residents in the submerged areas.
Please note that Governor Kim Reynolds has declared a disaster for 21 counties in northern Iowa, including Sioux County and Rock Valley. The local sheriff posted drone video showing no roads, only roofs and trees above the water.
heat wave in america
It is worth noting that while the US state of Iowa is currently in the grip of severe floods, other parts of America are facing extremely hot and humid conditions. According to the US Weather Service, about 1.5 crore people are in those places for which 'heat warning' has been issued. Along with this, more than 9 crore people are in such places and a warning has been issued that the heat level should be slightly less.
Life has been disrupted due to the scorching heat in most parts of the country. The temperature in Washington and Richmond, Virginia reached around 37.8 degrees Celsius. Due to which people are facing a lot of trouble.
Days of rain have caused flooding in Iowa, forcing people to flee their homes to safer places, while much of the US is still battling scorching heat.
Temperatures in Washington and Richmond, Virginia, are forecast to be close to 37 degrees Celsius, while Philadelphia, New Jersey and Detroit are expected to see temperatures close to 90 degrees Celsius.