Global Surge in Extreme Weather Sparks International Concern
Extreme weather events are on the rise globally, causing severe impacts and prompting urgent international action to address climate challenges.
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Extreme weather events are on the rise globally, causing severe impacts and prompting urgent international action to address climate challenges.
Greece faces its earliest-ever heat wave, forcing the closure of the Acropolis and prompting school closures and health warnings as temperatures soar above 43°C.
Southern Germany faces severe flooding as heavy rains force thousands to evacuate. A firefighter tragically loses his life while rescuing residents.
South Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state faces its worst climate disaster on record, with 171 fatalities and rising leptospirosis cases.
South Asia faces deadly heatwaves in India and Pakistan, while Bangladesh and eastern India brace for cyclone Remal. Extreme temperatures, linked to climate change, have resulted in numerous fatalities.
Pakistan confronts an extreme heatwave with temperatures soaring above 40°C, leading to school closures and urgent public health measures.
Delhi experiences an unprecedented heatwave with temperatures soaring up to 47.4°C, affecting various regions in and around the capital.
Chile’s capital Santiago is undergoing its most severe cold wave in nearly 70 years, prompting government action and challenging residents as unprecedented autumn winter weather hits the region.
China is enhancing urban livability by awarding more cities as “National Forest City” and building thousands of small parks to combat extreme weather.
Mid-2024 sees a surge in extreme weather events worldwide, from scorching heatwaves in Asia to devastating floods in Eastern Africa, questioning if such extremes are becoming the new norm.