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The largest landslide in Europe, hurricane-force winds in Russia and China, April snowfall and floods in Turkey, extreme precipitation in Azerbaijan, tornadoes in Portugal, and destructive landslides in India and Pakistan — this edition brings together the most powerful...

Heavy rainfall that began on March 26 triggered devastating floods across 25 of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces.

Simultaneous natural disasters across different continents: while Russia and Afghanistan were battling extreme floods, winter returned to Europe in April, bringing three-meter snowdrifts to Italy. The Greek island of Crete was hit by a powerful dust storm from the Sahar...

In the early morning of April 2, a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 struck northeastern Indonesia. The epicenter was located in the waters of the Molucca Sea, approximately 80 miles southeast of the city of Bitung in North Sulawesi Province, at a depth of abo...

For the second week in a row, residents of the North Caucasus have been suffering from extreme precipitation that has caused widespread destruction and humanitarian consequences.

At the end of March, countries in the Middle East were affected by a series of extreme storm systems.

Extreme storms in the deserts of the Middle East and a return of winter to Europe in the middle of spring became the main highlights of the week. While rescue services in Qatar and the UAE were pumping out record volumes of water after the rains, residents of Saudi Arab...

Powerful cyclones raged simultaneously across different ocean basins, triggering a chain reaction of climate anomalies. While tourists in the Canary Islands were shocked by unusual March snowfall, Hawaii faced its worst flooding in 20 years, and the Cape York Peninsula...

Since March 16, the Hawaiian Islands have been gripped by the most powerful flooding in more than twenty years, which, according to preliminary estimates, has caused damage exceeding one billion dollars.

Global monitoring of climatic and geophysical events for the week of March 8–15, 2026, shows unusually high natural activity. In Australia, floodwaters reached a 28-year record level, leading to crocodiles appearing on city streets. In the United States, EF3 tornadoes f...

On March 10, after several days of heavy rainfall, destructive floods and landslides struck southern Ethiopia in the Gamo zone. The areas most severely affected were Kamba, Gacho Baba, and Bonke.

On March 10, a powerful storm system swept across the Midwestern United States, bringing a series of destructive tornadoes. One of the strongest twisters struck the small town of Lake Village, Indiana, as an EF3 tornado tore directly through residential neighborhoods. F...

On March 5, heavy rains triggered sudden large-scale flooding in the capital of Kenya, Nairobi. As a result of the disaster, at least 42 people lost their lives: some drowned, while others were electrocuted.

A rare M4.9 earthquake in California, a deadly gust in Indonesia claiming workers’ lives, an EF3 tornado in Michigan, and record winds comparable to a typhoon in Malaysia — the climate disasters of March 2026 affected all continents simultaneously.

On March 5, a large-scale outbreak of extreme weather began in the central United States. It formed when warm, humid air moving north from the Gulf of Mexico collided with a cold northern front. As a result, a series of destructive events swept across the region — torna...

A bomb cyclone with record snowfall up to 97 cm hit the United States; floods in Australia brought a year’s worth of rainfall in just two days; catastrophic rains in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, left 65 dead; and flooded Bali — February 2026 climate disasters affected all cont...

On February 23, extreme torrential rains struck the Zona da Mata mesoregion in the state of Minas Gerais.

On the morning of February 17, 2026, a powerful snow avalanche released in the Castle Peak area of the Sierra Nevada mountains, near Lake Tahoe, in the state of California. A group of fifteen skiers returning from a three-day backcountry tour in the Tahoe National Fores...

Record wind of 240 km/h in New Zealand, extreme heat with a perceived temperature of +50°C in Paraguay, and abnormal avalanches in the Alps — the climate disasters of February 2026 affected all continents simultaneously.

Climate catastrophes in 2026 have synchronized: a 130 km-long crack split the ice of Lake Erie in the United States, the 50-year Storm Harry struck Italy twice within 21 days, snow fell in Argentina in the middle of summer, and magma is moving toward the surface beneath...