Massive Park Fire Now Largest in U.S., Firefighters Face Tough Weekend
The Park Fire in northern California has become the largest wildfire in the U.S., burning 161,718 hectares and posing significant challenges for firefighters this weekend.
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The Park Fire in northern California has become the largest wildfire in the U.S., burning 161,718 hectares and posing significant challenges for firefighters this weekend.
Devastating wildfires continue to ravage the western U.S., especially in California and Colorado, fueled by record drought and arson, causing widespread destruction and prompting massive firefighting efforts.
Extreme weather wreaks havoc today with deadly landslides in southern India claiming 151 lives, while California battles relentless wildfires. Read more on these urgent events.
Millions in the Philippines are grappling with severe floods caused by Typhoon Gaemi, Typhoon Prapiroon, and the southwest monsoon, resulting in widespread devastation and loss.
A severe heat wave in Morocco’s Beni Mellal has led to over 20 deaths in 24 hours, highlighting the dire impact of extreme temperatures on vulnerable populations.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges global action to combat extreme heat, highlighting its deadly impact and the urgent need for solutions.
Brazil faces a severe drought affecting over 1,000 cities, triggering unprecedented fires and isolating parts of the Amazon. Government urges residents to prepare.
The UN has urgently called for global assistance as nearly half of Namibia’s population faces severe food insecurity due to a devastating drought intensified by El Niño.
Devastating wildfires in southern Europe, particularly Italy, claim lives of brave firefighters amid an intense heat wave disrupting daily life.
The U.S. endured 15 billion-dollar climate disasters in the first half of 2024, including severe storms and winter storms, reports NOAA.