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News in english 29. jul. 2010 KL. 11.28

Freak rainstorm hits Slagelse

Heavy rain caused manhole covers to shoot up.

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A freak heavy local rainstorm hit many areas of Slagelse overnight, dumping up to 88.9 mm of rain on the town.

“I’ve never seen anything like it,” said Peder Selbæk of Skovlodsvej in Slagelse after checking his electronic rain meter.

Other areas of Slagelse measured some 75.6 mm, according to DR Sjælland.

Manhole covers shot into the air as drains were unable to handle the amount of water and some 30-40 cm of water were reported on some roads.

Edited by Julian Isherwood

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