Although little rain is expected in the coming hours, there is still a risk of serious flooding in the provinces of Limburg, Antwerp and Flemish Brabant, according to the report of the Flemish Environment Agency (VMM).
from AA in Turnhout It reached the alarm level, causing some homes and businesses to flood. According to VMM, the level will drop below the alarm threshold this morning. In Flemish Brabant, . was released Dale in Sint-Joris-Weert You have reached the alert level. Critical flooding cannot be ruled out there. heyR Eigenhoven basin directed to Leuven city center to protect. also in rocker Dale overflows his banks.
at Much Senne’s water level has also reached the alarm level, and the water level is still rising. Water can get on the tracks. He. She Buizingen . station has already been immersed.
everywhere in maspickin The water level is high. The Dommel basins in Overpelt and Jeker in Lauw have been completely filled. On the feed The water level has dropped dramatically again in most places. Also the water level is on berwin It has since fallen below the alert level.
everywhere in dimmer basin The water level rises to very high again: all storage tanks are treated. The alarm level has been exceeded along the Grote Gete, with Houses in Hoegaarden . flooded calendar. The Flemish Environment Agency includes severe flooding You have not off. The water level in Orbek is also rising. The water level at Kleine Gete in Orsmaal has risen above the alert level. VMM fears that the Kleine Gete will also cause problems in Zoutleeuw. water level in Millsterbeek Meanwhile, rising to historically high levels, homes are now threatened by water.
In Herc, the storage basins were completely filled. Floods occur in stevoort As well as in the gym alkene threatening. Velpe reacts slowly. Storage basins in Hoeleden and Halen filled up, causing flooding hallen. Also Biggenbeck They can, in spite of holding basins, overflow their banks dest. from Demir Dest and Haslett also climbed above the alarm level, but they almost reached their limit.
The water level on the wing in Holsbeek, Rotselaar and Wezemaal It will likely continue to rise until tomorrow, putting homes at risk of flooding.
