Cyclone Montha Strikes East India Coast, 2 Dead
Cyclone Montha swept through East India this week, killing two and triggering evacuations, power outages, and travel disruptions.
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Hurricane Melissa Threatens 1.5 Million in Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa could affect 1.5 million people in Jamaica, Red Cross warns as the storm approaches with strong winds and heavy rains.
Jamaica Braces for Category 5 Hurricane Melissa
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Intensifying Drought Threatens Grasslands Worldwide
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Severe Storms Drench Southwest California: Rain, Flooding & Debris-Flow Risks
Severe thunderstorms slammed southwest California, prompting flash flood and debris-flow warnings across Los Angeles County.
Typhoon Matmo Strikes Guangxi and Yunnan: 20,000 Relief Kits Deployed
As Typhoon Matmo batters southern China, authorities in the Chinese mainland deploy 20,000 relief kits to Guangxi and Yunnan, aiding communities hit by floods and heavy rains.
Typhoon Matmo Spurs Level-IV Emergency in Guangdong & Hainan
Typhoon Matmo, the 21st storm of 2025, triggered a Level-IV emergency on the Chinese mainland as Guangdong and Hainan brace with evacuations and relief supplies.
Super Typhoon Ragasa Pounds Taiwan Region: 17 Dead, 100+ Missing
Super Typhoon Ragasa slammed the Taiwan region, leaving 17 dead, dozens injured, and over 100 missing. In Guangfu Township, displaced residents share stories of loss and resilience.
Typhoon Tapah Poised to Slam Guangdong, Guangxi with Torrential Rains
Typhoon Tapah, the 16th storm of the year, is set to hit Guangdong & Guangxi with 28-33 m/s winds and 100-230 mm rain. Coastal areas brace for Force 9-10 winds and flash floods.
Back to School Under Heat Stress: US Students Face Sweltering Classrooms
76% of US students attend schools in heat-island zones that add 13°C+. In Florida, conditions are more extreme, and a Miami mother’s tragedy is sparking new safety efforts.