Extreme Weather
At least five dead after snowstorm in Austria
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At least five people have died in Austria following a heavy snowstorm, including avalanche victims in Tirol. Vienna airport temporarily halted operations, and there were power outages and road closures. Avalanche risk remains high in the Alps.
Severe heat and storms forced cancellations and evacuations at major music events across France, Belgium and the Netherlands last weekend. Organisers described the disruptions as unprecedented amid record temperatures.
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Scientists forecast an 80 percent likelihood that an El Niño will form by September, with most models pointing to a moderate event. Some simulations indicate the possibility of a much stronger episode. Global warming is expected to intensify the effects of any such occurrence.
Indonesia's Meteorological, Climatological, and Geophysical Agency (BMKG) warns of extreme weather across various regions next week, including heavy rain and strong winds that could trigger floods and landslides. The increased rain intensity is influenced by tropical cyclone Fung-Wong and other atmospheric activities. The public is urged to heighten vigilance, especially from November 10-16, 2025.
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Climate Central has resurrected the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's billion-dollar disaster database, which the Trump administration discontinued in May. The nonprofit updated the tool to track escalating costs of weather and climate catastrophes amid federal cutbacks. This effort highlights a growing reliance on nonprofits to preserve climate data as government resources diminish.