Overview
- 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.