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Hailstorm hits Russia's third-largest wheat producing region
Hailstorm hits Russia's third-largest wheat producing region
As Bolivia floods, cows swim where they once grazed
As Bolivia floods, cows swim where they once grazed
Blizzards blanket Moscow in snow after unusually mild winter
Blizzards blanket Moscow in snow after unusually mild winter
US South, Midwest face 'generational' flood threat after severe storms, two dead
US South, Midwest face 'generational' flood threat after severe storms, two dead
Myanmar earthquake toll crosses 3,000; heat and rains fuel disease risk
Myanmar earthquake toll crosses 3,000; heat and rains fuel disease risk
Tornadoes, heavy rains rip across central, southern US
Tornadoes, heavy rains rip across central, southern US
Schools shut on Greek islands after heavy rainstorms flood roads
Schools shut on Greek islands after heavy rainstorms flood roads
India to face hotter April as temperatures likely to be above normal
India to face hotter April as temperatures likely to be above normal
Hundreds of thousands of eastern Canadians face power outages due to ice storm
Hundreds of thousands of eastern Canadians face power outages due to ice storm
South Korean village mourns leader and family killed trying to flee wildfires
South Korean village mourns leader and family killed trying to flee wildfires
Coming to a store near you: double-digit coffee price hikes
Coming to a store near you: double-digit coffee price hikes
Argentina's deadly rains more likely in a warming world, report says
Argentina's deadly rains more likely in a warming world, report says
Bolivia declares emergency after floods kill over 50
Bolivia declares emergency after floods kill over 50
Record 2024 temperatures accelerate ice loss, rise in sea levels, UN weather body says
Record 2024 temperatures accelerate ice loss, rise in sea levels, UN weather body says
Heavy rains hit Spain for third consecutive week, hundreds evacuated
Heavy rains hit Spain for third consecutive week, hundreds evacuated
Peru fisherman lost for 95 days in Pacific Ocean returns home
Peru fisherman lost for 95 days in Pacific Ocean returns home
Top 8 cities with the least sunshine hours in the world
Top 8 cities with the least sunshine hours in the world
Australia offers income support for workers hit by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Australia offers income support for workers hit by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Thousands of Australians without power as storm Alfred lashes Queensland
Thousands of Australians without power as storm Alfred lashes Queensland
Cyclone Alfred downgraded as millions of Australians stay indoors
Cyclone Alfred downgraded as millions of Australians stay indoors
Argentina floods kill at least 10 in Bahia Blanca port city
Argentina floods kill at least 10 in Bahia Blanca port city
World food prices rose in February on back of sugar rush, UN's FAO says
World food prices rose in February on back of sugar rush, UN's FAO says
Australia's Albanese says he won't call election for April as cyclone approaches
Australia's Albanese says he won't call election for April as cyclone approaches
Australia tells thousands to evacuate as tropical cyclone Alfred nears
Australia tells thousands to evacuate as tropical cyclone Alfred nears
Torrential rain falls on Spain, four months after deadly Valencia floods
Torrential rain falls on Spain, four months after deadly Valencia floods
Cyclone Alfred stalls off Australia's east as millions brace for impact
Cyclone Alfred stalls off Australia's east as millions brace for impact
'Rare' cyclone Alfred swirls off Australia's east coast, residents urged to evacuate
'Rare' cyclone Alfred swirls off Australia's east coast, residents urged to evacuate
Severe heat shuts down schools in the Philippines
Severe heat shuts down schools in the Philippines
Extra 1 million people could be engulfed in Somalia hunger crisis, WFP says
Extra 1 million people could be engulfed in Somalia hunger crisis, WFP says
Floods in Indonesia's capital displace thousands
Floods in Indonesia's capital displace thousands
Over 1,000 protest NOAA scientist layoffs in Colorado
Over 1,000 protest NOAA scientist layoffs in Colorado
UN food agency shuts Southern Africa bureau during drought, citing low funding
UN food agency shuts Southern Africa bureau during drought, citing low funding
Four dead in Indian avalanche incident, ANI says, citing defence PRO
Four dead in Indian avalanche incident, ANI says, citing defence PRO
Four dead after cyclone Garance hits French island of La Reunion
Four dead after cyclone Garance hits French island of La Reunion
At least 25 trapped after avalanche in Indian mountain state
At least 25 trapped after avalanche in Indian mountain state
France's Macron urges Reunion residents to stay safe in face of approaching cyclone
France's Macron urges Reunion residents to stay safe in face of approaching cyclone
Six newborns die from severe cold in Gaza, medic says
Six newborns die from severe cold in Gaza, medic says
Kazakhstan to contact Ukraine over drone attack on Caspian pipeline, official says
Kazakhstan to contact Ukraine over drone attack on Caspian pipeline, official says
Heavy rain raises threat of more mudslides in Southern California
Heavy rain raises threat of more mudslides in Southern California
Frosty face-off: over 120 teams throw down in epic Japanese snowball tournament
Frosty face-off: over 120 teams throw down in epic Japanese snowball tournament
Ukraine imposes power supply restrictions amid frosty weather, lack of generation
Ukraine imposes power supply restrictions amid frosty weather, lack of generation
As rainstorm and Trump blow through Gaza, residents say they will never leave
As rainstorm and Trump blow through Gaza, residents say they will never leave
Year begins with warmest January despite shift towards cooling La Nina
Year begins with warmest January despite shift towards cooling La Nina
Mongolia bans children under 18 from horse racing in winter and spring
Mongolia bans children under 18 from horse racing in winter and spring
Prolonged lack of rain threatens Ukraine's crops, scientists say
Prolonged lack of rain threatens Ukraine's crops, scientists say
