Extreme Weather

The Indian PM is urging people to stay hydrated and avoid extreme heat as soaring temperatures increase health risks across the country

London, France, Spain, and Portugal are already breaking May temperature records, with some areas reaching up to 40 degrees. Forecasts hint at a hotter-than-usual summer

Authorities have declared the highest level of alert in two districts following heavy rains, fears of flooding and widespread disruptions, alongside additional warnings across the country

The US Embassy and Consulate in New Zealand is warning of severe risks of high winds, heavy rain, flooding, power outages and landslides. Red and orange warnings have been issued for large areas of the North Island and northern South Island

Greek residents and tourists in many areas of the country have received "CB alerts" (also known as "personal messages") on their cell phones due to the storm hitting the country. These are messages that look and sound like advance warnings of missiles

The National Weather Service warns of extreme conditions across the United States, with wildfire risk in the Plains and heavy snow and strong winds disrupting travel in western and northern regions

Lithuania is expected to experience a dangerous cold snap in the coming days, with lows not seen since 2021; England is facing a yellow rain warning affecting transport and flooding

Berlin-Brandenburg Airport (BER) has issued a special weather warning, mentioning expected disruptions to its operations. Many flights were canceled and delayed throughout the morning, including flights to and from Canadian airports: "Extreme cold is causing delays"

Heavy snow and temperatures the likes of which are almost unheard of in the United States, in one of the most severe storms to hit North America in recent years. Authorities are reporting widespread power outages and transportation disruptions that could last for days. Air travel disruptions also continue

A report by the National Centers for Environmental Information of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration states that record ocean warming is changing the climate system/ What does this mean? Less ice and snow cover and more tropical storms around the world