Jakub Matisak & Nikola Timkova. About 2010 Slovak Floods  Duration: May – June 2010  The floods were a devastating series of weather events which occurred.

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Jakub Matisak & Nikola Timkova

About 2010 Slovak Floods  Duration: May – June 2010  The floods were a devastating series of weather events which occurred across several Central European countries Czech Republic, Poland, Austria, Hungary, Ukraine including Slovakia

Reasons  The main reason of these floods were over average rainfalls and heavy rains  In two months the amount of rainfalls was four times higher, than normally should be  For example in Hurbanovo there was 319 mm of rainfalls in two months

Victims and damages  The most stricken regions were Nove Zamky, Kosice, Presov, Bardejov and Velky Krtis  At least 2 people died because of floods and many houses were demaged  The km 2 of ground was damaged  Later, the total damage was estimated at million euros  The government has to solve the problems caused by weather, because more and more people are effected by rains every year

… some more pictures