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Hurricane Gabrielle to Hit Azores with 80mph Winds and 18m Waves
Hurricane Gabrielle, a Category 4 hurricane that rapidly intensified over unusually warm Atlantic waters, is forecast to hit the central Azores on Friday morning, bringing 80mph winds, 18-meter waves, and up to 125mm of rain, leading to flooding and potential landslides.
Hurricane Gabrielle to Hit Azores with 80mph Winds and 18m Waves
Hurricane Gabrielle, a Category 4 hurricane that rapidly intensified over unusually warm Atlantic waters, is forecast to hit the central Azores on Friday morning, bringing 80mph winds, 18-meter waves, and up to 125mm of rain, leading to flooding and potential landslides.
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Super Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong, Southern China, and Taiwan Brace for Impact
Super Typhoon Ragasa, after causing evacuations in the Philippines, threatens Hong Kong, southern China, and Taiwan with potentially devastating impacts, prompting widespread preparations and flight cancellations.
Super Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong, Southern China, and Taiwan Brace for Impact
Super Typhoon Ragasa, after causing evacuations in the Philippines, threatens Hong Kong, southern China, and Taiwan with potentially devastating impacts, prompting widespread preparations and flight cancellations.
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Climate Change: German Wine Production Faces Challenges Amidst Northern Expansion
In Germany, warming temperatures since 1990 have enabled wine production in northern regions like Werder, but also brought earlier harvests and increased susceptibility to extreme weather and diseases.
Climate Change: German Wine Production Faces Challenges Amidst Northern Expansion
In Germany, warming temperatures since 1990 have enabled wine production in northern regions like Werder, but also brought earlier harvests and increased susceptibility to extreme weather and diseases.
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Global Water Cycle Disrupted by Climate Change
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that two-thirds of global rivers experienced either too much or too little water in 2024, the hottest year on record, marking the sixth consecutive year of increasingly erratic and extreme events.
Global Water Cycle Disrupted by Climate Change
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that two-thirds of global rivers experienced either too much or too little water in 2024, the hottest year on record, marking the sixth consecutive year of increasingly erratic and extreme events.
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Global Water Cycle Disrupted by Climate Change: 2024 Sees Extreme Events
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that two-thirds of global rivers experienced either excessive or insufficient water flow in 2024, the hottest year on record, marking the sixth consecutive year of increasingly unpredictable water extremes driven by climate change.
Global Water Cycle Disrupted by Climate Change: 2024 Sees Extreme Events
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that two-thirds of global rivers experienced either excessive or insufficient water flow in 2024, the hottest year on record, marking the sixth consecutive year of increasingly unpredictable water extremes driven by climate change.
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Global Water Cycle Instability: 2024 Extremes Highlight Growing Risks
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that the global water cycle is becoming increasingly erratic, with 2024 showcasing intense fluctuations from devastating droughts to catastrophic floods, resulting in significant economic losses and casualties.
Global Water Cycle Instability: 2024 Extremes Highlight Growing Risks
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reports that the global water cycle is becoming increasingly erratic, with 2024 showcasing intense fluctuations from devastating droughts to catastrophic floods, resulting in significant economic losses and casualties.
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Accelerated Global Warming: German Scientists Report Unprecedented Temperature Increases
German scientists attending the Hamburg Extremwetterkongress reported unprecedented temperature increases, with each decade since 1960 warmer than the last, impacting cities, Alpine glaciers, and seas.
Accelerated Global Warming: German Scientists Report Unprecedented Temperature Increases
German scientists attending the Hamburg Extremwetterkongress reported unprecedented temperature increases, with each decade since 1960 warmer than the last, impacting cities, Alpine glaciers, and seas.
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Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong braces for major disruption
Typhoon Ragasa, packing 230km/h winds, is set to batter Hong Kong and Macau, prompting evacuations, flight cancellations, and school closures as authorities warn of potential damage exceeding that of previous super typhoons Hato (2017) and Mangkhut (2018).
Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong braces for major disruption
Typhoon Ragasa, packing 230km/h winds, is set to batter Hong Kong and Macau, prompting evacuations, flight cancellations, and school closures as authorities warn of potential damage exceeding that of previous super typhoons Hato (2017) and Mangkhut (2018).
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Record-Breaking Pacific Ocean Marine Heatwave
A record-breaking marine heatwave, spanning 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, is impacting weather patterns and marine life, with contributing factors linked to human-caused global warming.
Record-Breaking Pacific Ocean Marine Heatwave
A record-breaking marine heatwave, spanning 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean, is impacting weather patterns and marine life, with contributing factors linked to human-caused global warming.
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WMO Report: 2024 Marked by Global Water Extremes
The 2024 World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report reveals that one-third of European rivers experienced significant flooding, affecting over 400,000 people, while 30 percent of global rivers had insufficient water, impacting 3.6 billion individuals.
WMO Report: 2024 Marked by Global Water Extremes
The 2024 World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report reveals that one-third of European rivers experienced significant flooding, affecting over 400,000 people, while 30 percent of global rivers had insufficient water, impacting 3.6 billion individuals.
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Erratic Water Cycle Creates Global Crisis
Only a third of the world's river basins experienced normal water conditions in 2023, as climate change caused widespread drought and flooding, resulting in food scarcity, displacement, and billions of dollars in damage.
Erratic Water Cycle Creates Global Crisis
Only a third of the world's river basins experienced normal water conditions in 2023, as climate change caused widespread drought and flooding, resulting in food scarcity, displacement, and billions of dollars in damage.
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Extreme Weather in 2025 Summer to Cost EU Economy €126 Billion by 2029
A new study led by Sehrish Usman from the University of Mannheim and economists at the European Central Bank (ECB) reveals that extreme weather events in the summer of 2025 will cost the EU economy €126 billion by 2029, impacting a quarter of all EU regions.
Extreme Weather in 2025 Summer to Cost EU Economy €126 Billion by 2029
A new study led by Sehrish Usman from the University of Mannheim and economists at the European Central Bank (ECB) reveals that extreme weather events in the summer of 2025 will cost the EU economy €126 billion by 2029, impacting a quarter of all EU regions.
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