Villagers in India's Telangana watch in concern as cattle are swept away as they cross the flooded Peddavagu River on June 28. Heavy rains battered the region. Fortunately, the animals managed to traverse the raging river, providing relief to onlookers.
The grey skies are going and sunny weather is about to roll in - but temperatures are set to vary wildly around the country...
Hurricane Beryl has broken records as the earliest Category 4 and Category 5 storm
Moscow and the surrounding region sweltered Wednesday as temperatures soared to levels unseen in over a century, with the state weather monitor warning of dangerously hot nights. The heatwave has hit the Moscow region as well as the southern and western Kursk, Belgorod and Voronezh regions. bur/fg
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Hundreds of tourists were evacuated from the island of Kos overnight
There have been reports of 27C temperatures during a mini heatwave in the UK in the middle of this month.
Temperatures could exceed 40C in some areas
Hurricane Beryl has intensified into a category 5 storm as it barrels towards Jamaica after wreaking havoc across the eastern Caribbean.
Hurricane Beryl, now a potentially catastrophic Category 5 storm, has set its sights on Jamaica after leaving at least one person dead and inflicting ruin across entire islands in the Caribbean on Monday.
STORY: :: 'Almost Armageddon' says Grenada’s prime minister of the damage wreaked by Hurricane Beryl:: Carriacou, Grenada:: July 2, 2024:: Dickon Mitchell via Facebook:: Dickon Mitchell, Grenada Prime Minister:: Unidentified location, Grenada:: Government Information Service of Grenada:: “To see this level of destruction, it is almost Armageddon like, almost total damage or destruction of all buildings, whether they be public buildings, homes or other private facilities. Complete devastation and destruction of agriculture. Complete and total destruction of the natural environment. There is literally no vegetation left anywhere on the island of Carriacou. The mangroves are totally destroyed, the boats and the marinas significantly damaged. There is almost complete destruction of the electrical grid system in Carriacou.":: The Agency For Public Information St. Vincent and the Grenadines:: Released July 2, 2024:: Union Island, Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesHurricane Beryl, packing maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour, is currently located about 360 miles east-southeast of the Jamaican capital of Kingston, according the National Hurricane Center. Beryl jumped from a Category 1 to a Category 4 storm in under 10 hours, according to Andra Garner, a Rowan University meteorologist. That marked the fastest intensification ever recorded before September, the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, she added.The footage from St. Vincent and the Grenadines showed numerous damaged and roofless houses and debris from boats and other buildings.Reuters was able to confirm the location from nearby buildings, road layouts, the colour of roof and mountains at background that match file image and satellite imagery. Reuters was not able to confirm the date of this video.
Next government urged to have a proper plan for food security, as UK’s climate becomes more unpredictable
Scientists attribute the latest extreme weather events to climate change driven by human activity.
The National Weather Service called the imminent heatwave “an exceptionally dangerous situation”
The weather system is expected to a storm surge to Jamaica on Wednesday
Plagued by ever-worsening coastal erosion, rising sea levels and catastrophic flooding, these towns and cities are being swept out to sea
Hurricane Beryl strengthened into a 'potentially catastrophic' Category 5 storm as it made landfall in Grenada on July 1. The Caribbean Islands are experiencing heavy damage and power cuts as sustained wind speeds hit 150mph. Caribbean officials and climate scientists are urging for more action on climate change, which is causing more dangerous storms to become more common.
Hurricane Beryl has battered islands in the eastern Caribbean - killing at least seven people - and is now barrelling towards Jamaica. Beryl has weakened slightly but remains a powerful Category 4 storm - with Jamaica bracing for life-threatening winds and a storm surge. The National Hurricane Centre (NHC) in the US says it is "most concerned" about Jamaica, as Beryl's core is expected to pass "near or over the island" in the coming hours.
Six people have been killed in floods precipitated by torrential rains across northeast India and neighbouring Bangladesh that inundated the homes of more than a million others, officials said Wednesday. In Bangladesh, landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains killed two people including a Rohingya refugee early on Wednesday, police commander Jahirul Hoque Bhuiyan told AFP. Bhuiyan said authorities in Bangladesh's vast relief camps -- home to around a million Rohingya refugees from neighbourin
Firefighters battled a blaze that erupted in southeastern San Diego County, California, after a fire from a car crash spread to brush on July 1, according to local reports.Timelapse footage from ALERTWildfire shows the moment the McCain fire was sparked on Monday, as flames and thick smoke billowed from the site.According to Cal Fire, as of Tuesday the fire had scorched approximately 1,000 acres and was only five percent contained. Evacuation warnings were issued for surrounding areas, including Jacumba Hot Springs. Credit: ALERTWildfire via Storyful
Crews in Northern California are working in scorching conditions as they battle a wildfire in Butte County that forced the evacuation of about 13,000 people in and around Oroville. (AP Video by Noah Berger)
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