Flood- New Jersey- Storm HQ Sep 13 report w 9 screen shots "Severe Flash Floods Swamp Roads, Submerge Vehicles" at Heating Planet Blog

New Jersey flash flooding has submerged roads and vehicles after torrential rain triggered dangerous high water across the state, with Paterson and surrounding North Jersey communities among the hardest-hit areas.

Severe flash floods struck northern New Jersey particularly hard, overwhelming streets and drainage systems across Paterson and parts of Passaic and Bergen counties. Rapidly rising floodwater stranded motorists, inundated neighborhoods and left vehicles nearly submerged as emergency crews responded to water rescues.

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New Jersey, USA in Flood Chaos! Severe Flash Floods Swamp Roads, Submerge Vehicles Storm-HQ Sep 13, 2026 Paterson experienced some of the most serious flooding. Vehicles were submerged nearly to their windows as water rapidly covered city streets, while basements and first floors of homes were flooded. Emergency crews rescued approximately 20 people as dangerous conditions developed across affected neighborhoods. The storm's impact extended beyond Paterson into Wayne and several Bergen County communities. High water and flooded roads were reported around Norwood, Haworth, Glen Rock and Oradell, with additional flash flooding affecting areas around Passaic, Bloomfield, Orange, Paramus and Montclair. Intense rainfall fueled the New Jersey flooding, with rain falling at rates of approximately one to two inches per hour in parts of the region. Between three and five inches had fallen across portions of northeastern New Jersey by late morning, overwhelming drainage systems and quickly sending water across streets, underpasses and other low-lying areas. Transportation was also disrupted as the severe weather affected areas beyond North Jersey. Flooding conditions in Camden forced NJ Transit's River Line to suspend service, adding to travel problems across the state. This video covers the latest New Jersey flash flooding, Paterson flooding, roads underwater, submerged vehicles, water rescues and storm impacts across Passaic County, Bergen County and other affected New Jersey communities.

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Global flooding series videos & images ongoing now at Heating Planet Blog

I am covering floods happening all over the planet right now. It was going to be three or four posts but thereare more and more incidents.  So this is now an ongoing series https://cityofangels25.blogspot.com/2026/09/global-flooding-blog-series-heating.html

Flood USA Minnesota Sep 19 report w 8 screen shots- Storm Chasing Video- Homes surrounded, evacuations- watch at Heating Planet blog

Flash flooding after 9 inches of rain in less than 12 hours in New Richland, Minn. Many roads closed (including state Highways 13 and 30), houses surrounded by feet of water, sandbag and emergency efforts. Video Below:

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Homes surrounded in flood waters in New Richland, Minn, Evacuations- Storm Chasing Video Sep 19, 2026 0:00 - Pickup truck driving through flood waters 0:57 - Water being pumped, housing, garages, cars surrounded by a few feet of flood water 1:37 - People walking through flood water to get to homes 2:00 - Brandon Johnson of New Richland kayaking through water to get groceries 2:31 - Interview with Brandon Johnson and his experience with the flood 3:53 - Brandon Johnson kayaks away 4:22 - Interview with Kayla Fetchenheir and flooding in her house. 4:49 - Interview with Kolby Harrison, Kayla Fetchenheir's son, about his experience with the flooding 5:35 - Dump truck going through flood water to bring a load of sand to sand baggers 5:50 - Skid loader loading sand bags for New Richland 6:45 - Interview with New Richland City Administrator Tyler Lendt

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Global flooding series videos & images ongoing now at Heating Planet Blog

I am covering floods happening all over the planet right now. It was going to be three or four posts but thereare more and more

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I post screen grabs because, like printed words, digital pictures last forever whereas videos can be taken down / disappeared. -ke

Global flooding series videos & images ongoing now at Heating Planet Blog

I am covering floods happening all over the planet right now. It was going to be three or four posts but thereare more and more incidents.  So this is now an ongoing series and each time I post a new flood story I'll also link it here.

Because there will be more. All I have to do is type the word flood into the search engine and filter for today and extreme storm stories start flooding in, links about flooding in yet another part of the world, and it's always a massive amount of rain dumping all of a sudden, huge amounts of water at once like it's never done before.

Just like scientists have predicted for years, because the ice on the planet is melting, huge amounts of water vapor is going into the sky and dumping floods, flash floods  anywhere the river of water is hovering when it gets too heavy to stay in the sky anymore. 

I started this blog October 2025 because I was alarmed at Trump and the Republicans claiming that global warming is a hoax. 

Now I want to know who is behind that lie and what was their motive, why did they want to see whole areas of the Earth get destroyed and people lose everything they have. 

Here is the series so far, more to be added 

Monday, September 21, 2026

Russia Flood Sep 20- 11 screen shots– "Heavy Rain Threatens Far East" Global Weather Network report at Heating Planet Blog

Video cannot run here but here are 11 screen shots 

Flood USA Minn Sep 19 report w 8 screen shots- Storm Chasing Video- Homes surrounded, Evacuations- watch at Heating Planet blog

Flash flooding after about 9 inches of rain in New Richland, Minnesota, in less than 12 hours. Many roads closed (including

Flood- New Jersey- Storm HQ Sep 13 report w 9 screen shots "Severe Flash Floods Swamp Roads, Submerge Vehicles" at Heating Planet Blog

New Jersey flash flooding has submerged roads and vehicles after torrential rain triggered dangerous high water across the state, with

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Russia Flood Sep 20 report w 11 screen shots– "Heavy Rain Threatens Far East" Global Weather Network report at Heating Planet Blog

this GWN video cannot run on my blog, but here are 11 screen shots from it-

Russia’s Amur River is falling at Khabarovsk, but high water remains a concern farther downstream, where several gauges are still above official warning marks. On Sunday Sep 13, the river at Khabarovsk dropped 20 centimetres to 332 centimetres, while Nizhnetambovskoye remained above its unfavourable level at 689 centimetres.

The flooding picture is not limited to the Amur. In Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, forecasters are warning of further river rises as a cyclone off the Sea of Okhotsk brings rain to rivers that were already running high. One lower-Amur gauge at Bogorodskoye was also still rising on Sunday. In this video, we track the changing Amur River levels, look at flooding and road access problems in Kurgan region, and examine the continuing rainfall threat in Kamchatka. filmed by residents shows flooded areas over several days, including conditions after the water began to fall. The latest figures show a mixed picture, with some rivers receding while others remain at dangerous or unfavourable levels. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 0:00 — Amur River Levels Fall at Khabarovsk 1:40 — High Water Downstream 2:52 — The Cyclone Threat in Kamchatka 4:39 — Why Kamchatka Remains at Risk SOURCES Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations 

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"RUSSIA HIT by Floods – More Heavy Rain Threatens Far East (Latest Updates) Global Weather Network" Sep 20, 2026

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First in a series on global floods

Monday, September 21, 2026

Global flooding series videos & images ongoing now at Heating Planet Blog

I am covering floods happening all over the planet right now. It was going to be three or four posts but thereare more and more incidents.  So this is now an ongoing series https://cityofangels25.blogspot.com/2026/09/global-flooding-blog-series-heating.html

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Hiatus for a minute

off sick back soon: 

September 1976, 50 years ago this month, I got my first pro journalism job, but I have been cranking them out before then and will be after now so stay tuned.

Fire octupuses glacier-melt politics & a little sci-fi; Stories last week at Heating Planet Blog; Since the film Don't Look Up was so prophetic as to crisis hitting Earth now, when writer director producer Adam McKay appeared as a guest on Climate Chat- https://cityofangels25.blogspot.com/2026/09/fire-octupuses-glaciermelt-politics.html#google_vignette

Having a wonderful experience, nurses coming to my home to take care of me. It makes me feel so wealthy. Medicare and California's compassion are finally coming through for me.

However, starting with a new Medical Group is a full-time job in itself so it may be a few days before I post another blog. all is well

Kay Ebeling in Tahoe

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Climate Science: Canada storms intensifying faster- Global News 2-min report w short transcript at DIY Hospice on a Heating Planet blog

"A 50 mm rainfall event was a big deal in the 1980s; now not so much, and we're seeing more of these 100 200 mm rainfall events"

Eastern Canada has always had powerful storms, but meteorologists who have tracked weather in the region say what they're seeing now is different. 

The torrential storm in Cape Breton weekend of Sept 6 is another example of how extreme weather is no longer a rarity. Meteorologist Kristi Gordon explains how climate change is contributing to heavier rainfall, faster-intensifying storms and more hurricanes hitting the Atlantic coast. VIDEO:Climate Science: Eastern Canada's weather is changing, from Canada since 2009 Global News, short video above

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"Getting a 50 mm rainfall event for example was a big deal back in the 1980s; now it's not so much of a big deal anymore and we're seeing more of these hundred millimeter rainfall events 200 mm rainfall events." 

- Veteran meteorologist Bob Robichaud has witnessed the weather change in Eastern Canada. the reason global warming. 

= as our atmosphere warms up, it can hold more moisture. 

- This leads to more intense storms with heavier downpours.

= Coupled with that, larger periods of time between those events result in significant drying. And then when you do get that rainfall the soil is not conditioned to accept that rainfall And it all runs off and you end up with flash flooding.

- To make matters worse, some of these storms are intensifying faster than ever before. 

= Which is very very dangerous obviously if you're trying to make decisions about evacuations along the coast 

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- Eastern Canada is located near the Battle Zone between the warm air above the Gulf Stream and the Arctic air from the north. - Because global warming is also warming our oceans, the increased temperature contrast adds more energy to the storms and causes them to intensify more quickly.

= Nowhere else, not even in Canada but in the world do we see as many rapidly intensifying winter storms as we see here in Atlantic Canada.

- There has also been an increase in the number of hurricanes hitting the region.

= If we look back at 1987, it was around three or four. Now it's more like four or five.

- Ocean warning means hurricanes are able to maintain their strength longer and migrate further north. And rising sea levels are adding to the risk.

= It means that a lesser storm can cause even more damage, especially along the coast, than the same storm say even 20 years ago.

- The message is clear. If Earth's temperatures continue to warm, communities in Eastern Canada will face even greater impacts.  

- Kristi Gordon, Global News

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- kebkogger

Time to start flipping tables

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Fire octupuses glacier-melt politics & a little sci-fi; Roundup of stories week of Sept 8-13 at DIY Hospice on a Heating Planet Blog

Since the film Don't Look Up was prophetic as to the climate crossroad hitting Earth right now, when writer director producer Adam McKay appeared as a guest on Climate Chat, I was driven to post it here.

Thursday, September 10, 2026

Adam McKay on The Gargantuan Climate Lie- Sep 6 video w transcript at DIYH on a Heating Planet Blog- The lie is we still have time.

"The science isn't that complicated, right? It's greenhouse gases. They let in heat. They trap it. You have data, clear data, indicating an impending mega disaster. We have now run out of time. That window that we had from James Hansen's address in the 80s has closed. Next 6 to 18 months are going to

Other posts of note last week:

Sunday, September 13, 2026

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Transcript- David Attenborough Presents: Climate Change The Facts- 2019 BBC Documentary at DIY Hospice on a Heating Planet Blog w screenshots ."Right now, we are facing our greatest threat in thousands of years. Climate change. We could face irreversible damage. We're running out of time because of one simple fact. Our world is getting

Preview: David Attenborough Presents: Climate Change The Facts- BBC Documentary w full readable transcript Sunday at Heating Planet blog

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riday, September 11, 2026

It wouldn't be a super El Nino if we hadn't passed 1.5 C and now Earth is getting hotter faster- EDITORIAL at Heating Planet blog

Ir's not just an El Nino that's coming, it's that we passed 1.5 C faster than

Monday, September 14, 2026

Does UAE support alt fuels & decarbonization? AI response & AP video of UAE Energy Exhibition w screenshots at DIY Hospice on a Heating Planet Blog- How does that jibe with US-Iran War?

Hmm  I asked Ai and it answered Yes

eternal journalist saga

Hawaii 1st tornado watch ever Sep 7-8- Sources cited and linked here at DIY Hospice on a Heating Planet blog- VIDEO & stills by Nature Damage UK

Hurricane Lowell brought "Dangerous surf, widespread flooding, prolonged power outages, and the first tornado watch ever- winds up in the forward right-hand quadrant that's favorable for rotation and

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

It's starting! Earth passed 1.5c effects- Waves overtake Long Beach Calif coast- Sci-fi sort of- Eternal journalist dispatch to space overlords at DIY Hospice on a Heating Planet blog

Yesterday while surfing on YouTube looking for climate reports, a few seconds into this video the nudges became excited like allergen molecules in sunlight, saying look at this look at this look at this.

I looked and realized 

This is it. 

This is the beginning. 

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Footage: Adana Wildfire in south Turkey spreads across 70 hectares- Asianet Sep 7 report w screenshots at Heating Planet blog

Flames and smoke over the forest, firefighting aircraft, and helicopters-  wildfire in southern Turkey in Adana Province spreads across 70 hectares;

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Alps glaciers melting fast, glaciologist describes disappearing European mountain ice in this transcribed clip plus a screen shot at Heating Planet blog- 2026 record ice loss year

"James Bond drives by and there's this huge cascade of ice behind him. Well, that's no longer there. Glacier recession is one of the most visual aspects of climate change. We're on track possibly for a record

Texas: Fire & flood at same time last week- Severe Weather USA channel 3.5 min clip from Sep 4, w/ transcript, at Heating Planet blog

One of the most significant wildfire stories of the entire 2026 season is in Texas. The state is fighting two climate disasters at the same time, and they are completely opposite in nature.

Hot ocean waters bring octopuses to England’s coast per Yale Environment 360 3 Sep 2026

A Surge of Marine Heat Waves Threatens to Scramble Ocean Life 

Fueled by climate change and a strengthening El Niño, record-setting marine heat waves are gripping oceans worldwide and playing havoc with sea life.

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