Long-range seasonal forecasting indicates an unprecedented series of Atlantic low-pressure troughs tracking toward northwestern Europe over the coming three months, creating heightened flood risks for low-lying urban areas.
Hydrologists emphasize that saturated water tables from early autumn rain have left river systems with zero absorption buffer, meaning standard rainfall volumes could trigger rapid out-of-bank events.
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