Tag: Climate
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Minnesota ICE Live Updates: Trump Addresses Iowa Shooting Details Amid New Developments
Overview: A Melting Pot of Topics Under One Roof As coverage continues to unfold, Minnesota remains a focal point for a wide range of issues spanning reproductive rights, climate policy, and tech regulation. The latest live updates center on a high-profile political rally where President Trump touched on an incident in Iowa and a contemporaneous…
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NZ January rainfall explained: what’s driving the wet
New Zealand’s soggy January: a quick snapshot January in New Zealand typically brings mixed weather, but this year has leaned heavily toward rain, storms, and gloomy skies. Across much of the country, umbrellas have become daily accessories and sunshine has felt in shorter supply. While a wet January might be welcome in drought-prone regions, the…
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Delhi Rain Forecast: Light Showers & Thunderstorms Possible
Delhi Opens to Light Rain as IMD Forecasts Thunderstorms Delhi woke up to a wet morning on Friday, with parts of the national capital receiving light rain as an active western disturbance influenced weather conditions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of more showers in the coming hours, with a likelihood of one or…
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Scattered Rainfall Expected in Coming Weeks Across South Africa
Overview: What to Expect in the Weather Outlook Forecast models indicate that, while a low-pressure system may bring showers to parts of South Africa, the overall pattern is for scattered rainfall rather than widespread heavy rain. In the coming two weeks, the northern and eastern regions are most likely to see measurable showers, with drier…
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Climatic and governance determinants of malaria transmission in Rivers State, Nigeria
Introduction Malaria remains a major public health concern in Rivers State, Nigeria, where seasonal climate variability and governance structures intersect to influence disease dynamics. This article synthesizes current thinking on how climatic factors—such as rainfall, temperature, and humidity—affect mosquito populations and parasite development, alongside governance determinants including health system capacity, funding, and policy implementation. Understanding…
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Greenland Peaks from Space: Photo of the Day – Jan 14, 2026
Overview: Greenland’s Peaks in a Satellite Snapshot A striking satellite image released as Photo of the Day on January 14, 2026, captures Greenland’s snow-capped mountain ranges from space. The view highlights how these peaks, tucked into the Arctic, do more than offer dramatic scenery. They are active players in regional weather, climate patterns, and the…
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Heatwave to Persist in the South: Temps Near 40°C This Week
South Heatwave Persists as Temperatures Edge Toward 40°C The country’s weather dashboard is signaling a stubborn heatwave in the southern regions, with daytime temperatures hovering around the mid to high thirties and potential peaks near 40°C in some locations this week. While other parts of the nation experience cloudy skies and light to moderate rainfall,…
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Sunday Scorcher: Heat Warnings as NZ Towns Brace for High-30s Temperatures
Summary: A scorching weekend across parts of New Zealand As a wave of heat sweeps across the country, Hastings is forecast to reach about 37C on Sunday while Napier could see near-record warmth at 36C. The blistering temperatures come with public health warnings and a mix of rain and strong-wind advisories, creating a tricky forecast…
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Sunday scorcher: Heatwave warnings as temperatures leap toward 37C in Hastings and Napier
Sunday scorcher: Hastings and Napier brace for extreme heat A sweltering weekend is forecast as Hastings is expected to peak around 37C on Sunday, with Napier not far behind at about 36C. The searing temperatures come as a broad heatwave sweeps across the country, driving warnings and advisories from weather and health agencies. While the…
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Climate Cooperation at Risk as the U.S. Disengages Globally
Overview: A Redirection in Global Climate Leadership The United States’ decision to pull back from more than 60 international organizations, many of which are linked to the United Nations, raises alarms about the future of climate cooperation. The administration argues that this pullback is a necessary recalibration of priorities and resources. Critics, however, warn that…