Rain bomb is a rain bomb, a meteorological phenomenon associated with extremely powerful precipitation, falling sharply and in one place.
This phenomenon is directly related to squalls and thunderstorms, but is usually several times more pronounced and leads to destruction on the surface of the earth.
The speed of the descending air currents, carrying with them a huge mass of water, reaches almost one hundred kilometers per hour.
The destructive power of rain bombs forced them to be classified in a separate category, just as dangerous as tornadoes, typhoons, tsunamis and so on.
Recently, all over the world, such a phenomenon as rain bombs began to appear more often than usual, and even in Europe. Although this is more common in the tropics.
Rain bombs lead to flash floods, destruction of buildings, and so on.
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In Germany, for example, there are about three or four such rain bombs per year, which leads to the death of people, floods and destruction. No rainstorm has time to remove excess water in such an amount and therefore the downpour quickly floods the streets, and if there is any slope, everything that is not fixed begins to float in the resulting extremely dangerous stream.