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31st October - Today's News: Growing Concern as European Autumn Heatwave Breaks More Records

Growing concern over unseasonal warm spell in Europe as Sweden sees record heat for this late in the year and weather records galore are broken as NL basks in autumn sunshine .  Saturday also saw the date record smashed in the UK with people are sunbathing like it’s summer and nearly November (the month record was set on the 1st October 2011). Australian rainfall records tumble as NSW and Murray-Darling Basin record wettest October on record Roof torn off home, powerlines downed as severe storm labelled 'mini tornado' hits Alice Springs And the Philippines storm death toll jumps to 98

29th October - Today's News: Dozens Dead as Tropical Storm Nalgae Hits Philippines

Storm Nalgae: floods and landslides in Philippines kill at least 45 Unusually warm weather for France and Spain with the climate crisis fuelling unseasonably warm October in UK and Europe, say experts Mauna Loa volcano sets off warning signals in Hawaii The Antarctic ozone hole continues shrinking in 2022, NASA and NOAA scientists say And ‘we know it will happen’: Inside France's red alert plan for the 15 minutes after a tsunami

27th October - Today's News: Thunderstorms and Tornadoes in Europe's Warm October

A few thunderstorms around whilst I was away in the Highlands .....  with the east of England hit by fires, floods and fallen trees as storms raged across UK sparking flash-floods, uprooting trees and forcing evacuation of festival... Hampshire tornado destroys buildings and trees Thunderstorm outbreak slams Europe, with damaging tornado in France Meanwhile, as summer-like temperatures linger, Spain on track for hottest October on record and that looks to be the case for many other European countries too Hurricane Roslyn: At least three dead on Mexico's coast T ropical storm leaves at least 24 dead in Bangladesh Brazil’s Amazon faces severe drought Greenland's vast ice sheet facing climate fight on two fronts Atmospheric levels of all three greenhouse gases hit record high And Earth is 'unequivocally' in midst of climate emergency, scientists say

20th October - Today's News: USA Runs Hot and Cold

Historic October heat shatters records in the Pacific Northwest but there are millions of people under frost and freeze alerts as cold temperatures hit Deep South whilst the Upper Midwest buried by heavy snow as Chicago sees 1st flakes   Meanwhile, bodies of water all over North America are drying up due to drought, climate change   Fr ance experiences summer temperatures in mid-October due to warm air from North Africa and after scorching summer, parts of Spain continue breaking heat records   And Chad declares state of emergency as floods affect one million        

17th October - Today's News: 2 Dead in Crete Flash Floods

  Deadly flash flooding batters Greek island of Crete as a second person found dead after flash flooding in Crete Nigeria floods: 'Overwhelming' disaster leaves more than 600 people dead A warm Sunday breaks temperature records across Czechia And England could be in drought beyond spring 2023, say ministers , assuming "normal" winter rainfall

15th October - Today's News: Hundreds Dead in Nigerian Floods

Nigeria floods: Braving the rising waters in Kogi state as the death toll from Nigerian floods tops 500 - ministries Meanwhile, flood woes continue in Pakistan and India sees one of wettest October months, gets month’s rain in 14 days Greenland is disappearing quickly, and scientists have found a new reason why East Antarctic glacier melting at 70.8bn tonnes a year due to warm sea water And on its 35th anniversary, the UK ‘hasn’t learnt lesson’ since Great Storm of 1987, weather experts warn

14th October - Today's News: Thousands Evacuated as Floods Ravage SE Australia

Residents in Melbourne's west evacuate as floodwaters spread through Maribyrnong, Werribee Evacuation order in place for parts of northern Tasmania as floodwaters pose threat to lives While in NSW, flooded Lachlan River continues to rise at Forbes, evacuated residents told not to return home Floods in Victoria are uncommon. Here's why they're happening now – and how they compare to the past EF0 tornado is 1st twister to hit Milwaukee suburbs in decades Scotland generates record amount of renewable electricity during April, May and June And climate change: Summer 2022 smashed dozens of UK records