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Schlögener Schlinge, Curve at the river Danube with dramatic sky, Austria

Gais, Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Switzerland - May 31, 2013. Gais is a small village in the Swiss canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden and is located 15 km south of the city of St. Gallen. The village center is famous for its typical Appenzell wooden houses with curved gables.

Flood of the river Saar, Saarburg in Saarland, Germany, flooded trees and paths, high water level, climate change

Country road and rural landscape in Jura Mountains, Swiss countryside.

River Rhine and Schierstein harbor - aerial view

Photo of summit of Marmolada from Passo Sella, Dolomites, Italy. Blossom m alpine meadow in the Dolomites. Punta Penia in the background.

Old watchtower along the river Tauber in the small town of Wertheim in Bavaria.

Parking Near Apartment Buildings In Ulm, Germany

Panoramic view over Weinheim Oberflockenbach in the summer

Aerial View Of Lucerne With Reuss River and Mountains In The Back

Winterthur, ZH / Switzerland - April 8, 2019: the hustle and bustle in the old town of Winterthur with people running errands and shopping

Swabian Alb Panorama in Autumn Sunset Light. View to Mount Achalm of Reutlingen - Eningen under sunny skyscape. 100MPixel 16:9 Hasselblad X2D Crop. View from Pfullingen Übersberg towards the City of Reutlingen and Eningen, Baden Württemberg, Southern Germany, Europe.

$Long continuous rain, short-term heavy precipitation \nand / or snowmelt are the causes of floods.\nClimate Change and deforestation may cause more and heavy rainfall.\nRiver overflow the riverbanks and destroy houses with the mud, stones and the driftwood.\nStreets are closed, artificial dams are helping to redirect the flooding water. \n\nFire fighters and volunteer are helping to impede disasters.\nThey also help to clear away rubble and debris.\nOur pictures and videos are taken in Switzerland. Our issue to take the pictures\nbehind the barriers and \nnot to bring us in danger is also shown in some pictures by barrier tapes and signs.$