“The intensity and scale of the floods in Germany this week have shocked climate scientists. After the deadly heatwave in the US and Canada, where the temperature rose above 49.6 C in Central Europe has raised fears.u00a0. As the new research shows, Global warming is driving big changes in floods across Europe by fueling the atmosphere with more moisture and changing the path and speed of rainstorms.u00a0. Also Read | Why have the floods in Europe been so deadly?. That means more rainfall and surging rivers in some areas that could overwhelm levees if communities donu2019t plan for increased flooding. Whereas other regions have seen a decline in rain and snow this year, which sets up the different challenges ahead.u00a0. As flood risk, there decreases and it could discourage investments in defensive measures, which will leave communities vulnerable to less frequent but still damaging extreme storms will occur.u00a0. Also Read |u00a0At least 67 dead in Germany, Belgium as floods, heavy rains ravage Europe. A team of scientists is working to assess the continentu2019s changing flood risks across Europe to track the highest annual river flows at more than 3,700 stations over 50 years, from 1960 to 2010. In Europe, the areas seeing the biggest increases in the magnitude of flooding are in the north and northwest, while Scotland, coastal France, and parts of Norway are hotspots, according to reports. Meanwhile, people posted several videos of the devastating floods in Germany on Twitter and shared the impacts of horrible floods.u00a0. u00a0. Around 133 people have died in the flooding in Germany and nearly 700 residents were evacuated on Friday. In Belgium, the death toll rose to 24, while rescue workers are searching flood-ravaged parts of Germany and Belgium for survivors.u00a0. #Floods #Germany #Worldu00a0.”