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Light to moderate rain expected in Karachi on Sept 30: Met Office

Heavy winds and showers are likely across parts of Sindh, says PMD

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Massive fire erupts in jet fuel unit at Chevron’s Los Angeles refinery

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New Silent Hill game inspired by tiny fishing village in Fife
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New Silent Hill Game Inspired by Fife Fishing Village

Scottish Village Inspires Next Survival Horror Release The latest entry in the legendary Silent Hill franchise draws inspiration from a small Scottish fishing village. Silent Hill: Townfall is set in…

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Coastal Road Collapse Devastates Torcross Village

Scenic Road Washed Away by Storms Severe storms recently damaged sea defences along the A379 road between Torcross and Slapton, Devon, causing parts of the coastal road to collapse into…

Extreme Cold in New York City Leaves 18 Dead as Temperatures Slowly Rise New York City is recovering after a severe cold wave claimed 18 lives. Officials confirmed that the extreme winter conditions, which began in late January, led to one of the longest freezing streaks the city has seen in decades. Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the city faced 13 straight days of temperatures at or below 0C, a rare event not seen at this scale since 1963. Over the weekend, another person died on the streets, bringing the total number of deaths to 18. He called each loss a tragedy and urged residents to continue looking out for one another. Record Breaking Cold Snap Hits NYC The cold spell started on 19 January when the city announced a Code Blue emergency. This measure allowed homeless shelters to relax intake rules so more people could come inside and stay warm. Since then, officials have placed about 1,400 people into shelters. The city also added 64 hotel rooms to increase shelter space. Outreach teams expanded their efforts as well, with at least 150 additional workers sent onto the streets to assist vulnerable residents. Earlier reports confirmed that at least 10 victims were found outdoors. Authorities have not released full details about the remaining deaths. Although temperatures have started to rise, they remain below seasonal averages. The National Weather Service expects readings to hover around 0C this week. Normally, temperatures reach about 4C during this time of year. Dangerous Wind Chills and Ongoing Risks An Arctic air mass swept across the region over the weekend. It brought intense wind chills that made conditions feel even colder than the actual temperature. These conditions increased the risk of hypothermia and frostbite. While the 13 day freezing streak officially ended on Friday, the danger has not fully passed. Melting snow and ice may fall from rooftops without warning. Streets and sidewalks can refreeze overnight, creating hazardous walking and driving conditions. NYC Emergency Management continues to warn residents to remain cautious. City officials advise people to stay indoors whenever possible and check on elderly neighbors, homeless individuals, and anyone without reliable heating. Mayor Mamdani reminded residents that even 35 degrees Fahrenheit is far from warm. He emphasized that the city will continue working to protect New Yorkers during the remaining cold days.
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Extreme Cold in New York City Leaves 18 Dead as Temperatures Slowly Rise

New York City is recovering after a severe cold wave claimed 18 lives. Officials confirmed that the extreme winter conditions, which began in late January, led to one of the…

Are Wetter Winters and Frequent Flooding in the UK the New Normal? Heavy rain has soaked the UK again. From Cornwall to County Down, many areas recorded their wettest January ever. February brought more downpours, adding pressure to already saturated ground. Weather experts say this may not be a one off event. Wetter winters are becoming more common across the UK. Why Is So Much Rain Falling? Meteorologists link the recent flooding to a blocked weather pattern. A high pressure system over Scandinavia has trapped storm systems over the UK. As a result, rain clouds cannot move away easily. But this pattern tells a bigger story. Climate change plays a key role. When we burn fossil fuels such as coal and oil, we release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. These gases trap heat and warm the planet. Even small temperature increases matter. For every 1°C rise in global temperature, the atmosphere can hold about 7 percent more moisture. More moisture means heavier rainfall. This is one reason the UK now faces more intense winter rain than in the past. Wet Winters Are Becoming More Frequent The Met Office reports that six of the ten wettest winters in nearly 250 years happened during this century. That is a clear shift. In the past, winters like 2023 to 2024 occurred roughly once every 80 years. Today, they happen about once every 20 years. If global warming continues, these extreme wet winters could become even more common. Natural weather patterns still influence UK rainfall. However, long term data shows a steady trend toward wetter winters. Rising Sea Levels Increase the Risk Rain is not the only concern. Sea levels around the UK have risen by about 20 centimeters since 1901. Warmer oceans expand. Melting glaciers also add more water. This rise may sound small, but it increases flood risk. When storms hit during high tide, coastal communities face stronger tidal surges. The combination of heavy rain and rising seas makes flooding worse. Communities and Farmers Feel the Pressure Flood warnings continue across the country. At one point this week, more than 100 areas faced official alerts. The Environment Agency confirmed that over 300 homes flooded. Farmers are under severe strain. One Somerset farmer said he is living on a knife edge. His crops sit in floodwater and may rot within days. Flooding also disrupts transport, damages homes, and threatens food supply chains. Insurance costs may rise. Infrastructure faces growing pressure. Are These Wetter Winters Here to Stay? Climate projections suggest yes. Unless greenhouse gas emissions fall sharply, the UK will likely see more wet winters and frequent flooding. Scientists warn that warming will intensify rainfall patterns further. The key question is no longer whether winters are changing. The focus now shifts to how communities adapt.
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Are Wetter Winters and Frequent Flooding in the UK the New Normal?

Heavy rain has soaked the UK again. From Cornwall to County Down, many areas recorded their wettest January ever. February brought more downpours, adding pressure to already saturated ground. Weather…

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UK Flooding Concerns Continue as Colder and Snowy Weather Approaches

The UK is still dealing with serious flooding after one of the wettest winters in recent years. Nearly 90 flood warnings remain active, mostly across England and three in Scotland.…

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Parts of England and Wales See Rain Every Day in 2026

Record-Breaking Wet Start to 2026 Parts of England and Wales have experienced rain every day this year, marking a record-breaking start to 2026. South-west England and south Wales have seen…

Thousands Without Power in Freezing Ukraine After Renewed Russian Strikes
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Thousands Without Power in Freezing Ukraine After Renewed Russian Strikes

Thousands of people across Ukraine remain without electricity as Russia resumes heavy attacks on the country’s energy system during extreme winter cold. President Volodymyr Zelensky said more than 200 repair…

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Cultural Festival Funding Still Unclear as West Yorkshire Seeks £2m Support

Much of the funding for West Yorkshire’s first ever Seasons of Culture festival is still not secured, according to a new report by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority. The annual…

Widespread Travel Disruption Expected as Winter Weather Returns
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Widespread Travel Disruption Expected as Winter Weather Returns

Fresh winter weather is set to hit parts of Scotland this week, with forecasters warning of significant snow and strong winds. The Met Office has issued new yellow weather alerts,…

Storm Damage Continues to Disrupt Devon and Cornwall
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Storm Damage Continues to Disrupt Devon and Cornwall

Floods Keep Roads and Railways Closed Devon and Cornwall are still dealing with severe storm damage, leaving homes, roads, and railways affected. The Environment Agency has issued five flood warnings…

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