Severe Storm 'Jakob' Causes Landslides and Flooding in Norway

The storm has isolated the town of Odda and led to significant property damage, though no injuries have been reported.

Heavy rainfall from Storm 'Jakob' resulted in landslides and flooding in southwestern Norway overnight.
Odda, a town with 5,000 residents, is cut off due to a collapsed bridge and closed roads.
Authorities have not reported any missing persons or injuries as of Friday morning.
The historic Hotel Ullensvang suffered extensive flooding, damaging many antiques and artworks.
Meteorologists warn that flood and landslide alerts remain in effect despite reduced rainfall.