Another climate 'dot' that demands 'connecting'

More than 130 people died
 and 13 000 were affected in
flash floods in southern
 Russia.

Another of the “dots” that warrants “connecting” and further illustrates the extent and reality of climate change is presently happening in Russia.

In a story headed: “Recordfloods kill 134 in southern Russia”, the ABC reports that flash floods have killed many and affected about 13 000 in what has been the worst natural disaster in decades.

On centre, Gelendzhik, received five-months worth of rain in just 24-hours.