Floods in Dordogne After Extreme Rainfall: Ten Campsites Evacuated

dordogne, france - Over ten campsites evacuated in Dordogne, France, due to severe flooding caused by record-breaking rainfall. Code orange alert issued for river areas with water levels reaching 3.43 meters.

Floods in Dordogne After Extreme Rainfall

The Southwestern French department of Dordogne is facing severe floods following unprecedented rainfall, with water levels reaching 3.43 meters, the highest since 1993.

Evacuations and Safety Measures

Since Saturday, at least ten campsites have been evacuated, and 138 people rescued to safety. Several roads in the region are closed, and over a thousand households were left without electricity.

Impact on Facilities and Services

Attractions like Le Parc du Bournat in Le Bugue remain closed due to the extreme weather conditions, affecting operations and causing inconvenience. The French meteorological service warns of continued dangerous weather conditions.

If you are in Dordogne and affected by the extreme weather, contact us via WhatsApp for assistance.