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In today’s review, you'll see the tragic events that millions of people around the world faced between October 30 and November 5, 2024. We'll also discuss measures that can help prevent such catastrophic consequences in the future.
The Mountain Fire erupted in the mountains of Ventura County, California, on the morning of November 6. Due to winds gusting up to sixty miles per hour, the fire spread across thousands of acres in just a few hours. Every four seconds, it consumed an area the size of a...
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On the evening of November 6, the tropical hurricane "Rafael" struck Cuba with devastating force. Rapidly intensifying before making landfall as a Category 3 hurricane, "Rafael" hit the western part of Artemisa Province, causing dangerous storm surges, very heavy rainfa...
A powerful eruption of Mount Lewotobi on the Indonesian island of Flores claimed the lives of at least nine people, with another 64 injured, half of them seriously.
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A series of powerful storms struck the state of Oklahoma in the United States. On the night of Sunday, November 3, the National Weather Service recorded at least five tornadoes hitting central and southern parts of the state, including the cities of Oklahoma City and Ne...
Super Typhoon Kong-Rey struck the coast of Taitung County, Taiwan, on Thursday, October 31, bringing wind gusts exceeding 162 miles per hour and torrential rain. In Hualien County, rainfall reached 4.7 inches per hour, totaling over 12 inches in a day, leading to widesp...
Perhaps you've asked yourself: why do we keep making reviews of climate disasters? No, it’s not to frighten you or boost channel ratings. There's a deeper reason for continually highlighting these events. Today, you’ll find out what it is.
Tropical Cyclone Dana hit the eastern coast of India, bringing gale-force winds with gusts up to seventy-five miles per hour and torrential rains. According to the India Meteorological Department, the cyclone made landfall on Friday, October 25, in the state of Odisha.
Spain has been hit by a wave of destructive storms that began on the evening of October twenty-seventh in Almeria, Andalusia. Heavy rains and hailstones up to two inches in diameter shattered car windows and destroyed greenhouses.
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Tropical Storm Trami, known in the Philippines as Christina, hit the country on the night of October 24, bringing heavy rains and winds of up to sixty miles per hour, with gusts reaching up to one hundred miles per hour.
The flood in Roswell, New Mexico, USA, became a tragedy due to record rainfall that began on the evening of Saturday, October 19th. The town, known for the 1947 UFO crash, was at the epicenter of a powerful storm. As a result of the Spring River overflow, an "extreme fl...
On Saturday, October 19, Category 1 Hurricane Oscar made landfall on Great Inagua Island in the Bahamas, and by Sunday, it had hit eastern Cuba. As a result, at least six people lost their lives in the Cuban province of Guantanamo.
As Earth experiences unprecedented disasters — ranging from abnormal rains and floods in the Sahara Desert to devastating hurricanes in Europe and Brazil — an even more dangerous threat is looming.
Since October 16, France has been engulfed by a massive flood caused by a slow-moving storm.
On October 16 at 10:46 AM local time, an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.9 and a depth of 5.6 miles struck the eastern Turkish province of Malatya. The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre reported that the earthquake had an even higher magnitude of 6.1.
“Scientific data is not yet at the center of political decisions. Science is only funded and taken into account when it aligns with the interests of authorities and business. So the role of science today is quite disheartening. What we need are independent scientific ce...