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Some areas even experienced the kind of rain we only see once every 50 or 100 years. “Our sewers are designed to carry huge amounts of water, but there was so much stormwater the pipes simply couldn’t take it away fast enough. The network quickly became overwhelmed. In the majority of places, the water drained away once the flash storm had passed.
Police cordon in Raynes Park In his letter to Thames Water, Councillor Allison wrote: “I’m requesting Thames Water’s urgent respond to tackling the severe flooding that continues to cause serious disruption and damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure in Merton.
Raynes-parkMertonUnited-kingdomLondonCity-ofMerton-councilEnvironment-agencyThames-waterCoombe-laneWorple-roadAbbott-avenueRest of collapsed Surfside condo set to be demolished Sunday night between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. David Goodhue, Douglas Hanks, Rob Wile, Bianca Padró Ocasio and Martin Vassolo, Miami Herald © Susan Stocker / South Florida/TNS People on the beach look at the collapsed Champlain Towers South Condo.
Rescuers began the eleventh day since the partial building collapse at Surfside by making preparations for the controlled demolition of the rest of the building, which officials said is planned between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m., ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa’s potential arrival to Florida.
County authorities didn’t evacuate the Surfside neighborhood that surrounds the remaining structure of Champlain Towers South. Instead, residents between 86th Street and 89th Street from Abbot Avenue and the shoreline are being told to plan to remain inside, with the air-conditioning switched to re-circulation settings and windows closed, once the demolition countdown begins.
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