Extreme weather | Zee News

Advertisement

NewsExtreme weather

Extreme weather News

10 Oct 2024

Whirling Wonders: 7 Amazing Tornado Facts

Strong natural phenomena, tornadoes can reach speeds of up to 300 miles per hour. They can form suddenly, are predominantly found in the United States, and even have tranquil eyes. Tornadoes are erratic and varied in character; they can linger for minutes or hours, form over water, and resemble whirlwinds that have been seen on Mars.

tornado tennessee

13 Dec 2023

Tornado Hits Tennessee: Storm Sparks Explosion in Electric Sub-Station

libya extreme weather

14 Sep 2023

Libya Storm News Big Update: Dam breaks due to storm in Libya, more than 6000 killed

7 thousand people died due to storm and flood in Libya: four countries sent help; 2. Derna city destroyed due to dam breach. The dam water came so fast in Derna city that it washed away everything with itself. Storm Daniel and flood have caused severe devastation in the African country Libya. After the storm, two dams broke near Derna city with a population of 10 thousand.

libya extreme weather

12 Sep 2023

Libya Daniel Storm Breaking News: Storm in Libya, 2000 dead, 5000 people missing

More than 2,000 people are feared dead amid devastating flooding caused by Storm Daniel, which blasted across the country's east. According to Libyan News Agency, Osama Hamad, the president of Libya's eastern parliament-backed administration, verified the death toll on Monday.

storm daniel news

12 Sep 2023

Libya Storm Breaking: Destructive storm Daniel causes huge devastation in Libya

Authorities in eastern Libya said at least 2,000 people were killed and thousands more were missing after a massive flood ripped through the city of Derna following a heavy storm and rain. Ahmed Mismari, the spokesperson for the Libyan National Army (LNA) that controls eastern Libya, said in a televised news conference that the disaster came after dams above Derna had collapsed, "sweeping whole neighbourhoods with their residents into the sea".

global warming climate change

01 Aug 2023

DNA: Not Global Warming, now get ready for Global Boiling!

DNA: Our earth is looking very beautiful in these pictures taken from International Space Station, do you know why? Because unlike any other planet in the world, there is life on Earth, and the biggest reason for that is the presence of liquid water on Earth, the blue color seen in the picture is due to the same water that our Earth has. But exists in the form of ocean.

13 Mar 2023

Flood 2023: Dangerous weather torture in Europe, somewhere flood and somewhere snow trouble

Many parts of the world are facing the brunt of climate change. Many floods and many snow have created trouble. In this report, know in which areas of America, Australia, Peru and other parts of the world the outbreak of weather is being seen.

02 Oct 2022

बदलते मौसम में सर्दी-खांसी से न हो परेशान, तुरंत अपनाएं ये घरेलू टिप्स

The risk of diseases is very high in the changing season

27 Sep 2017

Exposure to cold weather may trigger heart failure risk in elderly

Previous research has shown that changes in the weather can affect the health of vulnerable people - for example, heat waves and cold spells have been shown to increase disease and even lead to death in people from low-income neighbourhoods.

05 Aug 2017

350 million in Europe at risk of extreme weather: Study

Two out of three people living in Europe will be affected by heat waves, coastal floods and other weather-related disasters, largely due to global warming and climate change by the end of the century, a study said.

21 Mar 2017

Extreme weather continues in 2017, pushing world into 'uncharted territory': Report

While the year 2016 made history, with a record global temperature, exceptionally low sea ice, and unabated sea level rise and ocean heat, extreme weather and climate conditions have continued into 2017, pushing the world into "truly uncharted territory", said the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).

02 Feb 2017

Donald Trump's immigration ban: New Zealand scientists express fears over future of environment

The Royal Society of New Zealand, the country's leading science organization, has expressed fears over future of international research on issues such as climate change and extreme weather following Trump's immigration ban policy.

natural disasters

17 May 2016

Billion-plus at risk as cities remain unprepared for extreme weather and natural disasters

The global institution predicted that by 2050, worsening rivers and coastal floods alone would affect 1.3 billion people.

03 Nov 2015

UN food security expert warns about impact of climate change

A UN expert is warning that more extreme weather, higher temperatures, floods, droughts and rising sea levels linked to climate change are threatening people's access to food over the long term.

Loading...

NEWS ON ONE CLICK