Dozens of inhabitants of flooded communities said that by the time they received the regional government's alert, muddy water ...

Heavy rainfall in parts of France caused flooding, evacuations and closed motorways and railway lines on Thursday. In Paris, a man was killed by a falling tree in the evening, as reported by the ...

France’s prime minister said on Friday that firefighters and other rescuers have been involved in about 2,300 operations, some of them lifesaving, in what appears to be the biggest flooding for 40 ...

A man has died after being hit by an uprooted tree as Storm ... in the early evening. Red-tier weather alerts – the highest possible – were in place in six departments in the south of France last ...

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Italian authorities say a network of European art forgers who painted fake Warhols, Banksys and Picassos and then tried to ...

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Meteo France lifted its red alert for bad weather on Friday morning ... out work near a creek without a permit. Green Giant Tree Removal and J Purewal Trucking Company are schedu November 10 ...

An hour later, there he was; the man washed away by flood waters was clinging to a tree in a patch of flooded woods. Water rescue teams from Cedar Hill, Hillsboro and the De Soto Rural Fire ...

Jean-Philippe Ksiazek/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Supported by By Aurelien Breeden Reporting from Paris. Central and southern France were recovering on Friday from flooding that lashed ...

To aid future management efforts, future research should examine site-specific mechanisms and explore non-linear relationships that may contribute to tree responses to climate and tidal flooding.” ...