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Disasters & extreme weather

Natural disasters and severe weather: reported damage, affected communities and disruption to everyday services.

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Ordered by reported development. Each article describes what was known at the time shown.

Predawn earthquake strikes southern Spain

An earthquake struck southern Spain before dawn. The supplied headline does not provide details on its magnitude, casualties, damage or disruption.

Hawaii senator anticipates a disaster declaration

U.S. Senator Brian Schatz anticipates a disaster declaration for Hawaii. The headline also mentions funding cuts affecting the University of Hawaii, but provides no further details.

EU warns of wildfire spread across Europe

The European Union has warned that wildfires are spreading across the continent. The headline does not provide details on specific locations, damage or casualties.

Hurricane Lee expected to affect New England and Atlantic Canada

Hurricane Lee is expected to bring hurricane conditions and storm surge to parts of New England and Atlantic Canada beginning Friday. Tropical Storm Brett is also forecast to form in the Atlantic and strengthen into a hurricane by Wednesday.

Multiple major aviation and natural-disaster incidents reported

The headlines report fatal plane and helicopter crashes in Nepal, Brazil and Kenya, a runway accident in Senegal, an airport hangar collapse in Idaho, and a major earthquake and landslide incidents in Nepal. Reported deaths include at least 69 in the earthquake, up to 68 in the Nepal plane crash, 61 in Brazil, six in Kenya and three in Idaho; figures may overlap or differ across reports.

Heavy rains leave at least 13 dead in the Philippines

Days or weeks of continuous heavy rain in the Philippines have caused at least 13 deaths, while authorities are verifying reports of 27 weather-related deaths. Government disaster-response operations have been increased.

Hurricane Lala recovery continues in Hawaii

National Guard personnel are recovering remains from two desecrated cemeteries after Hurricane Lala. Officials are monitoring another tropical disturbance and issuing health precautions.