Europe is still looking for victims of the great catastrophe, returning to the rain Extreme This Saturday. In contrast to the incident Instability Instability was further localized this Saturday in several countries (Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Germany) that were flooded days ago.

World | After Germany and Belgium in the middle of the week, the heavy rains give impressive pictures of Austria. It was during a storm in the Salzburg region on Saturday afternoon. Via video ErDerMarioO. pic.twitter.com/faLALRD86R

– MetSul.com (etmetsul) July 17, 2021

More pictures from # Only , A few kilometers # Salzburg # Austria. The floodwaters in the Cotbach floodplain are dragging trees and cars away. pic.twitter.com/wNvXkuZiMV

– Jean Perego Schimpke (@ Jeperego) July 17, 2021

A hot summer storm caused heavy rainfall over a short period of time in the Salzburg region of Austria. Images posted on social networks showed the streets being turned into rivers by a huge electric current and several meters of water carrying everything in its path. There is no information about the victims yet.

More than 150 people have died in Germany and Belgium following the rains Flood From the middle of the week. Hundreds of people are left Not seen In West Germany, in the states of North Rhine-Westphalia and the Rhineland-Palatinate.

Authorities are on an intense and desperate search to find people who may have been living in the rubble and mud, but the chances are dwindling every hour. Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was shocked by the state of the country, which had declared a state of emergency as part of Germany.

Heat record

O Met Office, Service The UK weather forecast said northern Ireland recorded the highest temperature this Saturday. The maximum temperature at Balivatikok station in the county was 31.2 degrees. Previously, the highest temperature in Northern Ireland was 30.8 was C on July 12, 1983 and June 30, 1976.

Today is the hottest day on record in Northern Ireland

Baliwatikok, County Dine, reached 15.2 at 31.2 degrees Celsius

Previously, the maximum was 30.8 C # Temperature Recorded in Northern Ireland, arrived July 12, 1983 and June 30, 1976 # Heatwave pic.twitter.com/pFIDwHmCvG

– Met Office (@metoffice) July 17, 2021

This Saturday was the hottest day in the UK with four countries (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) hitting their highest ever high in 2021 in strong heat waves.