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The first snow of the winter blankets the armoured vehicle-tracked roads in east Ukraine's frontline Donetsk region as the conflict with Russia drags on. Winter snow, mud and ice are expected to force a lull in Ukraine's months-long counteroffensive to retake territory occupied by Moscow's forces. IMAGES
Barcelona (Spain), Sep 2 (EFE) .- (Camera: EFE) The Generalitat has announced aid for the municipalities of the Montsià and Baix Ebre regions, in Tarragona, affected by Wednesday's floods to "restore normality as soon as possible, and values declaring the area catastrophic area, in points such as Les Cases d'Alcanar, where residents were busy on Thursday to clean up the effects of the rainy season.FOOTAGE OF THE EFFECTS OF RAIN IN LES CASES D'ALCANAR AND OF CLEAN-UP WORK IN TARRAGONA, SPAIN
Flash floods and strong winds caused by storm Florence have battered cities on the US east coast. Structures have been toppled and cars have been left overturned or trapped in floods as heavy rain and wind keep pounding the coastal towns.
A Russian man had a rude awakening when he found his car buried under a massive snowbank in the northern Siberian city of Norilsk on Thursday. The temperature was -31 degrees Celsius, or -23.8 degrees Fahrenheit, and heavy blizzards formed the literal mountain of snow, which completely at his auto. The car owner diligently dug for over two hours to finally free the car from the snowdrift.
On the Russian Far East island of Sakhalin, it's totally normal to open your front door and find a wall of snow on the other side. One local tried to kick down the wall of snow, only to poke a small hole through it, but he was able to see his barking dogs on the other side. Winter in Sakhalin usually dumps between 2 and 9 feet of snow on the island.
Video from Tuesday shows the aftermath of a huge snowstorm that hit the eastern coast of Sakhalin Island, dumping over a yard of snow across the city and up to two yards in some places. Locals had to make their way through huge snowdrifts with blizzard winds whipping their faces while trudging through knee-deep snow. A few thrill-seeking residents flipping backwards off cars and even jumped off balconies into piles of white fluffy snow in a sport they called 'extreme diving.'
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