10 Shocking Natural Disasters Caught On Camera #62 | The Whole World Is Shocked!

10 Shocking Natural Disasters Caught On Camera #62 | The Whole World Is Shocked!
While heavy rain fell across several towns in western Saudi Arabia, the port city of Jeddah, located on the coast of the Red Sea and the second-largest city in the country, endured the worst of the flooding of natural disasters. The city of Jeddah recorded 179 mm of rain on a single day on November 24 which broke the record set in 2009 when 90 mm of rainfall had occurred, killing more than 120 people. And the biggest deluge of rain was 2.36 inches (60 mm) of rain that fell in just two hours of natural disasters. As the heavy rain and thunder continued Thursday morning, water levels rose so high that vehicles became submerged and stranded in the street. Some roads became impassible while others were overrun with feet of water of natural disasters. Footage shared on social media showed hundreds of cars floating, ramming into others, drowning in caved-in roads, and getting their engines and interiors smeared with thick mud of natural disasters. For several hours, the Makkah-Jeddah highway was closed in both directions, and the King Abdullah Road tunnel was completely submerged in water of natural disasters.
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