Typhoon Obet exits the Philippines
Typhoon Obet has exited the Philippines. The headline indicates a significant storm affecting the country.
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Typhoon Obet has exited the Philippines. The headline indicates a significant storm affecting the country.
The deputy head of Israel's delegation in Colombia discussed earthquake response efforts. The headline indicates an international relief operation following an earthquake.
The Goat Fire has forced evacuations in an area north of Cle Elum, Washington.
The Timber Fire in California’s Big Sur area intensified over the weekend, and evacuations were expanded.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited the wildfire-affected area in Hürtgenwald and described the situation as linked to climate change.
A rapid response team deployed chaplains to central Indiana following historic flooding. The headline indicates significant flooding in the region.
A report indicates a Nantucket home falling into the sea, highlighting severe coastal erosion. It does not indicate a wider sudden disaster.
Firefighters are working to contain a fast-moving wildfire spreading toward homes in Reno.
A tornado struck a region of France and an orange alert was issued.
Climate change is exposing some archaeological discoveries while also putting cultural heritage at risk.
The Nature Grove Fire triggered an evacuation warning along Skalkaho Highway.
New Mexico is experiencing a record-warm and unusually dry August that is expected to continue.
A rubbish landfill collapse in Guinea has killed at least 31 people, according to the headline.
INCOIS expects El Niño to remain strong in September.
A report says a developing El Niño is expected to influence winter conditions in Florida.
An emergency has been declared in Lithuania's Kazlų Rūda municipality after a storm.
Tropical Storm Debbie made a second landfall in South Carolina.
A headline described a “hurricane” earthquake affecting parts of Southern California.
California is bracing for wildfire threats.
A report finds homeowner insurance costs increasing as wildfire risk grows in Idaho.
Eastern York High School will start the school year remotely after a tornado touched down. The tornado caused enough disruption to prevent normal in-person opening.
The headline reports wildfires and buried unexploded ordnance contributing to explosions across Europe.
Firefighters are working to stop a fast-moving Nevada wildfire from spreading to Reno.
Storms are forecast to affect the Southeast and Mid-South over the course of the week.
Flooding and power outages have persisted for three days in Thất Khê, forcing residents to use candles for meals.
El Niño is expected to bring warmer winters, earlier rains and heavier downpours to the United Arab Emirates through 2027.
Tropical Storm Moke is expected to bring more heavy rain to Hawaii, which has already been affected by a hurricane.
A Bay Area county is preparing for a possible El Niño-related flooding threat.
During the reported winter outlook, El Niño, king tides and rising seas were expected to compound coastal flooding, erosion and wave hazards in California. Low-lying communities and infrastructure were identified as especially exposed.
Singer Karol G donated $1.2 million to support victims of an earthquake in Colombia.
The Timber Fire has led to the establishment of a wildfire camp in Monterey County, California.
A fungal disease threatening bat species has spread into northern Canada.
The Philippine president and social welfare chief visited families affected by the habagat and a typhoon in Bacolor, Pampanga.
A report says extreme storms are increasing in frequency.
Climate change is affecting everyday life in a European town described as the continent’s hottest.
The article examines whether the eruption of Mount Ibu triggered an earthquake in Indonesia's NTT region.
Families affected by a landslide in Jajarkot are struggling to live in makeshift shelters.
Indiana officials estimate that flooding and high winds could cause more than $5 billion in damage. The state has sought federal attention to the losses.
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck the Banda Sea, and Indonesia’s meteorological agency said it had no tsunami potential.
Floods have affected streets that repeatedly suffer from inadequate drainage or protection.