My home is unusual in that it was built to flood. However, the last couple of weeks have tested us somewhat. My partner and I have written a blog about it here:
Hi @Jackie - just read your blog, thank you for sharing. I am amazed by your resilience - each sentence just brought more horrors!
In terms of your question - the UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) definitely think so. An article that I recently read (https://www.unenvironment.org/news-and-stories/story/how-climate-change-making-record-breaking-floods-new-normal) explains that the higher ocean and air temperatures increase cloud formation, and the higher temperatures means the air can hold more moisture which leads to a higher intensity of rain. They say because we live in a world of 1 'C of warming, this is the new norm which we all need to get used to.
Just had a read. That sounded like a horribly difficult episode. So sorry and hope the flood waters have fallen now and you’re starting to recover your lives.
It’s great to have a personal story of impact from flooding - so important to raise awareness about the esculating impacts of climate change.