Flooding affects communities in Southeast Indiana as relief efforts expand
Flood victims in Southeast Indiana are receiving support as relief efforts increase. The headline indicates ongoing impacts from flooding in the region.
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Flood victims in Southeast Indiana are receiving support as relief efforts increase. The headline indicates ongoing impacts from flooding in the region.
A woman died and another person was seriously injured after a storm uprooted a tree in Waldorf, Germany. Separate fires continued in Serbia, where a Russian firefighting plane joined efforts during a forecast heat wave.
Typhoon Ragasa made landfall in China as a Category 3 hurricane, while 17 people were killed in Taiwan and nearly two million people were evacuated.
Canada’s emergency management minister said on August 17 that Vernon’s Cadet Training Centre was prepared to receive wildfire evacuees if needed. The statement followed earlier concerns about the site’s suitability, while many nearby evacuees had already been allowed home by August 19.
A large oil-spill response operation is taking place in Haukivesi. The supplied headlines provide no further details about the spill’s cause, size or effects.
Harrison County officials discussed flooding, approved local funding, and began damage assessments. The headlines do not provide further details about the extent of the damage.
A winter storm in Buffalo has caused 27 deaths, while residents remain trapped under snow.
Flooding in Kanawha County has led 10 schools to open late, and the county commission has issued a state of emergency.
Wildfires in Indonesia have intensified, with haze spreading into Malaysia. Malaysia and Indonesia are increasing cooperation to monitor haze hotspots.
Multiple headlines describe extreme heat affecting Europe and growing momentum for climate-resilient farming. European farmers have also warned about possible food shortages.
Colombia is assessing the losses from an earthquake that killed 304 people. The reported damage is estimated at $10 billion.
NTSB documents on the Jan. 31, 2025, Philadelphia medical-jet crash identified possible pilot fatigue, control-surface misconfiguration and missing FAA surveillance, but did not determine a cause. The crash killed all six aboard and two people on the ground.
The Asian Development Bank has sealed a $200 million loan deal to support recovery and rebuild livelihoods after a cyclone. The headline does not specify the affected country or the cyclone’s scale.
Tsunami evacuation zones have been updated for coastal areas around Napier and Hastings in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand.
Mount Anak Krakatau erupted more than two dozen times, blanketing a nearby island in ash. The headline does not provide further details on casualties or evacuation measures.
A wildfire in the High Fens near Monschau prompted evacuations, which have since been lifted. Authorities are working to contain the fire, while another headline says evacuations could be considered over a smoldering fire in a former open-pit mine.
The headline provides an update on Hurricane Milton but gives no further details about its location, intensity, or impacts.
An African Development Bank–Korea partnership supported a flood zone in Ricatla, Mozambique, where zero fatalities were recorded. The headline does not provide further details about the flooding or the measures used.
Landslides have affected traffic on NH-49 in Kendujhar and completely cut off NH-702A at New Colony as conditions intensified.
The National Weather Service confirmed that six tornadoes touched down in western and central Ohio on August 11, including two in central Ohio.
Wildfire smoke is appearing in Iowa exam rooms, with patients raising stress and anxiety with clinicians. A fire at the sterilization center of Camagüey Pediatric Hospital in Cuba caused chaos among staff and patients.
Wildfires are spreading across British Columbia, while Rogers is expanding satellite-to-mobile service throughout the province.
Heavy rainfall and flooding in June caused an estimated $2.1 million in damage in Canmore, Canada.
A fatal landslide occurred at Mount Maunganui, and a review found system failures in how a risk report moved through the council. The findings have prompted calls for accountability and action, while the minister plans to monitor the council.
Flooding in Assam, India, has caused deaths, destroyed homes and disrupted livelihoods. Recovery efforts are underway, while experts are calling for improved warnings and long-term planning.
Tropical system Neneng is strengthening while the southwest monsoon, or habagat, is expected to bring heavy rain to Luzon. A red rainfall warning has been issued for Metro Manila and other areas, although Neneng is not expected to make landfall in the Philippines.
California passed what headlines describe as the toughest U.S. wildfire rules for home landscaping.
Reports indicate historic flooding in Kentucky and historic or record-breaking rainfall affecting the Carolinas, including a North Carolina city. One headline characterizes the rainfall as occurring at a frequency of once in 1,000 years.
Fire crews are working to contain a 65,876-hectare wildfire near Summerland, British Columbia. Extreme heat and drought are contributing to wildfire conditions in other regions.
In August 2026, Hurricane Lala’s floodwaters and debris damaged Naalehu Cemetery on Hawaii’s Big Island, dislodging caskets and human remains. More than 100 displaced or stray pets were also taken into a Hawaiian Humane Society shelter during the storm’s aftermath.
Dorset firefighters responded to a week of heightened demand involving fires described as deliberate. The service also defended a national wildfire alert amid criticism.
Wildfires are ongoing in the Northwest, and Baptist churches are continuing to respond to local needs. The headline does not provide details on the fires' scale, casualties, or specific locations.
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake occurred near Uto, Japan, causing injuries and damage. Rescue operations are ongoing.
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia, reportedly killing 319 people. Colombia has received 640 tons of international aid, while search efforts continue for missing people and exposed bodies in cemeteries.
Three tropical depressions are being monitored inside and outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility, while an enhanced southwest monsoon is expected to bring heavy rain to Luzon.
The National Weather Service confirmed an EF0 tornado in southern Washington County, an EF1 tornado affecting Brown and Adams counties, and four tornadoes in Clark and Champaign counties during last week's storms.
Wildfires in Serbia have killed one person and produced a dense toxic cloud that has crossed international borders.
A landslide damaged and partially sank NH-305 in Kullu, while an temporary bridge was washed away in Hamirpur. Flash floods also disrupted road connectivity in Lahaul-Spiti's Mayar Valley, including Chowkhang and Naingar.
Wildfires in France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands have triggered explosions involving old wartime bombs and mines. Fire crews and bomb-disposal teams face an added hazard in areas containing unexploded ordnance.
Sri Lankan authorities are delivering water to nearly 72,000 people affected by drought. North Dakota declared a drought emergency and activated a livestock water assistance program.