A local captured the moment raging floodwaters sent a mobile home hurtling into a bridge in Hemsedal, Norway.

Elin Bjørshol started filming as the house crashed into the bridge before being partially sucked underneath it.

They told Newsflare: "A storm called Hans arrived this week in Norway. Camps, houses and a lot of damage in big parts of Norway. It's one of the biggest natural disasters of all time in the country.

"Camping houses and camping wagons were floating away from the camping area. The river is overflowing.

"This happened in a city in the mountains, no one got hurt. It's a very small town with only 2,500 thousand people living here. During high season it's full of tourists for the ski resort."

A storm called Hans arrived this week in norway. Campings, houses and a lot of damage in big parts of norway. Its one of the biggest nature disaster of all time in the country.

Camping houses and campingwagons Are floating away from the camping area.
The river is overfloated with water.
This happened in a city in the mountains, no one got hurt. Its a very popular town with only 2500 thousand people living here. During high season its full of tourist for the skiresort.

In Hemsedal, Norway.
This happened 8th of august 2023.
It was filmed by me, Elin Bjørshol, living in the mountains here. Using an iPhone pro 14.

Its caused due heavy rain, a storm called Hans. Hans has not only done damage here in the mountains, but a city 50 minutes away from here is now under water.