Summer.......... where are you ? !
This picture was taken in Fraubrunnen here in Switzerland, show-
ing a factory standing "knee deep" under water.
The sewage system couldn't handle any more water .
at quarter to eight this morning.
The outside world looked as black as the Ace of Spades.
The outside world looked as black as the Ace of Spades.
It'll be an understatement to say that it's been raining cats and
dogs here since the last few days.
Even an umbrella cannot take the weight of the rain beating
down - so going to the local supermarket is a matter of
swimming your way through the large puddles of water.
A rain storm such as this always seem to hit our neighbours in
Germany extra hard - the German border is only a 20minute drive
away, but boy, when it rains in Germany, it rains!
Although we're neighbours , it always amazes me that we are
never hit that hard by the chaos the storm leaves behind, as they
are.
These people are trapped on the roads by uprooted trees and
floodwater - to say the least.
Here by us, the night is alive with the sound of fire engines chasing to
pump out the overflowing rainwater that has once again found it's way into
many cellars.
If this doesn't stop soon, we won't have a Summer to enjoy before the
Winter season makes himself comfortable again.
Aah well, I suppose this is just another Summer playing "Hard to get!"
4 Comments:
Oh my! that is a lot of rain. Our weather has not made up it's mind what to do. Yesterday was so warm and sunny, today it is overcast, much cooler and there is the promise of a few showers. Sheesh! today is supposed the first day of summer, I wonder if mother nature knows this.
Sounds just like a British summer, good news for the canoe sellers.
Our weather has been pretty wild around here too! 3 days ago it was 60, the last two days it has been in the 90's!! June normaly is the wettest month of the year, but of course not this year. Maybe Germany got the rain instead of us!!! Keep a row boat tied to the back porch. :)
just the same here but today it's stopped for a bit.
feel sorry for all those folks who got flooded but if you live in a flood plain or next to a river what do you expect I prefere the hills
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