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Yogita Ingle 7 years, 10 months ago
Floods occur because of heavy rains, a river overflowing, broken dam or levy, a tsunami, dangerous coastal procedures, natural ground saturation, infrastructure failures, winter storms or melting snow. A flood happens when an overflowing water submerges a dry land. The most common type of flood is a river flood. If the river’s capacity is more than its flow rate, then flooding occurs in the surrounding area of the river.
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