France floods hit Montpellier

The city of Montpellier in southern France experienced widespread flooding due to the rising of the Lez River and its overflow, coinciding with a warning from the French meteorological agency of a red alert in the Hérault and Gard regions because of heavy rainfall. Weather stations recorded a total of 335 millimeters of rain in Saint-Époul-Notre-Dame and 299 millimeters in Collioure since the start of the rainy wave, leading to strong water flows, water accumulation, logs, and obstacles on roads and at restaurants in Montpellier. Warnings have been issued regarding flood risks and rising water levels.

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