Floodwater
Floodwater refers to the water that overflows or inundates land that is typically dry, often as a result of heavy rainfall, melting snow, or the overflow of rivers and streams. It can cause damage to property, infrastructure, and crops, as well as pose a risk to human safety. Floodwater can be contaminated with debris, chemicals, and sewage, making it hazardous to human health. It can also lead to erosion, sedimentation, and changes in the landscape.
External Links
- [Floodwaters.co] Shaken Rain – Sketches from an Accretionary Margin
- [Floodwater.net]