Level of Ural River in Russia's Orenburg reaches 11.83 metres, say local authorities
Level of Ural River in Russia's Orenburg reaches 11.83 metres, say local authorities
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Three Dutch skiers killed in Austrian avalanche, police say
Three Dutch skiers killed in Austrian avalanche, police say
Over 98,000 people evacuated due to floods in Kazakhstan
Over 98,000 people evacuated due to floods in Kazakhstan
Russians flee 'very unusual' floods in boats clutching valuables, food, pets
Russians flee 'very unusual' floods in boats clutching valuables, food, pets
March marks yet another record in global heat
March marks yet another record in global heat
Southern Africa faces hunger as el Nino drought kills crops
Southern Africa faces hunger as el Nino drought kills crops
Buildings shake briefly as earthquake rattles Taiwan
Buildings shake briefly as earthquake rattles Taiwan
Flights cancelled in parts of UK, power outages in Ireland due to storm
Flights cancelled in parts of UK, power outages in Ireland due to storm
Torrential rains drench Sydney triggering flood warnings
Torrential rains drench Sydney triggering flood warnings
Taiwan earthquake cracks walls and shatters memories for one family
Taiwan earthquake cracks walls and shatters memories for one family
Storms with typhoon-like winds ravage South China, killing 7
Storms with typhoon-like winds ravage South China, killing 7
India to monitor capacity, harness surplus power to meet summer demand
India to monitor capacity, harness surplus power to meet summer demand
Ukraine's maritime food exports down 4.2% m/m in March, ministry says
Ukraine's maritime food exports down 4.2% m/m in March, ministry says
High winds cause five deaths in south Poland
High winds cause five deaths in south Poland
Canada's mild winter disrupts key ice road to remote Arctic diamond mines
Canada's mild winter disrupts key ice road to remote Arctic diamond mines
Persistent drought is drying out Chile's drinking water
Persistent drought is drying out Chile's drinking water
Zimbabwe goes hungry as crops wither amid El Nino drought
Zimbabwe goes hungry as crops wither amid El Nino drought
Australia's north braces for Tropical Cyclone Megan
Australia's north braces for Tropical Cyclone Megan
Indonesia dry season to be less severe this year, weather agency says
Indonesia dry season to be less severe this year, weather agency says
Indonesian state banks to provide $1.84 billion of loans to secure food supplies
Indonesian state banks to provide $1.84 billion of loans to secure food supplies
Australian farmer confidence bounces back after rains douse dry pastures
Australian farmer confidence bounces back after rains douse dry pastures
Floods, landslides kill 26 in Indonesia, at least six missing
Floods, landslides kill 26 in Indonesia, at least six missing
US business group seeks security equipment deal with Vietnam's police
US business group seeks security equipment deal with Vietnam's police
Likely La Nina return ahead stokes farmer worries in Argentina
Likely La Nina return ahead stokes farmer worries in Argentina
El Nino weakens but will keep temperatures high, UN weather agency says
El Nino weakens but will keep temperatures high, UN weather agency says
Greece records hottest ever winter, raising fears of summer fires
Greece records hottest ever winter, raising fears of summer fires
Galapagos volcano starts to erupt on uninhabited island
Galapagos volcano starts to erupt on uninhabited island
Ukraine will not import electricity on Sunday, expects higher exports, ministry says
Ukraine will not import electricity on Sunday, expects higher exports, ministry says
Parched Catalonia would avert more drought curbs if it gets light rain
Parched Catalonia would avert more drought curbs if it gets light rain
Spring came early: February likely warmest on record amid climate change
Spring came early: February likely warmest on record amid climate change
Much of Australia set for warm and dry autumn, weather bureau says
Much of Australia set for warm and dry autumn, weather bureau says
Sprawling queues for subsidised rice highlight plight of Indonesia's poor
Sprawling queues for subsidised rice highlight plight of Indonesia's poor
Early jacaranda bloom sparks debate about climate change in Mexico
Early jacaranda bloom sparks debate about climate change in Mexico
Indonesia investigates after first large-scale tornado strikes
Indonesia investigates after first large-scale tornado strikes
Melting snow and muddy pistes disappoint skiers in Bosnia
Melting snow and muddy pistes disappoint skiers in Bosnia
Weather damages only 1-2% of Ukraine 2024 winter wheat crop, ministry says
Weather damages only 1-2% of Ukraine 2024 winter wheat crop, ministry says
Cold snap expected in China as millions return from Lunar New Year trips
Cold snap expected in China as millions return from Lunar New Year trips
Colombia turns drug-fumigation planes into fire fighters
Colombia turns drug-fumigation planes into fire fighters
Crises in Ecuador, Haiti could fuel migration in 2024, report says
Crises in Ecuador, Haiti could fuel migration in 2024, report says
Ukraine renews power exports to Eastern Europe, ministry says
Ukraine renews power exports to Eastern Europe, ministry says
14 injured after tree falls onto rollercoaster in Spain
14 injured after tree falls onto rollercoaster in Spain
Exclusive-Ukraine plans same 2024 sowing area as 2023, has concerns on wheat quality -minister
Exclusive-Ukraine plans same 2024 sowing area as 2023, has concerns on wheat quality -minister
Iceland volcano eruption ends but leaves residents in the cold
Iceland volcano eruption ends but leaves residents in the cold
Monarch butterfly numbers in Mexico plummet to near record low
Monarch butterfly numbers in Mexico plummet to near record low
Australia records its 8th warmest year as climate change lifts temperatures
Australia records its 8th warmest year as climate change lifts temperatures
