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Widespread US Storm Causes Major Damage, Prompts Evacuations

A powerful storm system sweeping across the US, from Canada to Texas, is causing widespread damage with 80mph winds, prompting evacuations in Oklahoma due to wildfires, overturning semi-trucks, and posing a significant tornado threat across the Mississippi Valley and Deep South, impacting over 100 m...

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Severe Storms, Blizzards, and Wildfires Threaten U.S.

A powerful storm system impacting the U.S. from Friday into the weekend will bring tornadoes to the Mississippi Valley, blizzards to the Northern Plains, and a high wildfire risk to Texas and Oklahoma, affecting over 100 million people.

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Red Alert Issued for Emilia-Romagna Due to Severe Weather

A red weather alert is in effect for Emilia-Romagna, Italy, from midnight on Friday, March 14th, lasting 24 hours, due to anticipated heavy rainfall and high river levels, posing risks of flooding and landslides; schools are closed in Bologna and other affected areas.

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kathimerini.gr
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Climate Change Cripples Greek Agriculture

Intense rainfall, drought, and extreme heat are severely impacting Greek agriculture, causing significant production losses and necessitating shifts in cultivation zones, as evidenced by a 50% rainfall decrease in some areas in 2024 and damaged crops.

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Climate Change Intensifies Extreme Weather in 17 Global Cities

A new study reveals that 17 cities worldwide have experienced intensified extreme weather events—both wet and dry—due to climate change, impacting water access, sanitation, and food security, with cities in developing nations being particularly vulnerable.

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Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally

Extreme weather events in 2024 disrupted the education of 242 million students globally, predominantly in low-income countries, causing significant learning loss and highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient education systems.

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Widespread U.S. Storm Causes Fatalities, Wildfires, and Widespread Power Outages

A major storm system impacting the U.S. caused three traffic fatalities in Texas, prompted evacuations in Oklahoma due to wildfires, and created hazardous conditions across a vast area affecting over 100 million people; high winds caused widespread power outages and toppled multiple tractor-trailers...

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Los Angeles Hit by Rare Tornado Amidst Ongoing California Disasters

A rare tornado with 85 mph winds hit Pico Rivera, California, at 3:15 am on Thursday, causing minimal home damage but downing trees and power lines, amidst ongoing severe weather and recent devastating wildfires that caused 29 deaths and $250 billion in damage.

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Climate Models Underestimate Extreme Weather Risk to Britain

A new study reveals that errors in climate models have underestimated the North Atlantic Oscillation's (NAO) potential impact on Britain, predicting unprecedented levels of extreme weather—including floods and storms—by 2100 due to amplified effects of water vapor under high-emissions scenarios.

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Climate Whiplash Hits 17 Major Cities Amidst Global Weather Extremes

A report analyzing 112 major cities reveals that climate change is causing 17 to experience "climate whiplash"—frequent swings between extreme wet and dry conditions—while 24 have undergone dramatic shifts from dry to wet or vice versa in the last 20 years, impacting billions and worsening existing ...

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Climate Whiplash Intensifies Global Extremes

Climate whiplash, the rapid shift between extreme wet and dry weather intensified by climate change, is causing more severe wildfires (as seen in Los Angeles), floods, and droughts in at least 17 major cities globally, threatening food security, infrastructure, and lives.

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Cyclone Alfred Forces Australian Election Postponement

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese postponed the planned April 12 election due to Cyclone Alfred, prioritizing disaster relief over political campaigning, a decision influenced by past political missteps in similar situations.

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