Weather Panorama | From heat waves to floods and hurricanes...this is how the world’s atmosphere prevailed in July 2024

Arabia Weather - During the month of July, the world witnessed heat waves and widespread floods that affected many countries and continents, leading to forest fires and increased demand for energy. At the same time, other regions were exposed to heavy rains and flash floods that caused widespread destruction of infrastructure and homes, and forced... Thousands of people have to evacuate. These extreme weather phenomena are part of the climate changes that the planet is witnessing.

Below are the most prominent global weather events:

Heat waves in Europe and America: A heat wave swept across large areas of southern and western Europe and the United States, causing temperatures to rise to scorching levels, causing health problems and increasing energy consumption.

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California wildfires: The "Park Fire" started on July 24, 2024 near the Chico area in Butte County, and spread quickly due to strong winds and rugged terrain. As of July 27, the fire has exceeded 350,000 acres, making it one of the largest fires in California history. The fire destroyed 134 buildings and forced about 4,000 people to evacuate their homes.

Hurricane Jamie: It is a severe tropical cyclone over the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, reaching Category 3 at its peak and affecting the Philippines, Japan, and China, but Taiwan was under direct influence, as experts considered it the most severe to hit Taiwan in about 8 years, with huge amounts of rain falling that exceeded 2,000 mm, causing widespread devastation. the range. Authorities have reported the destruction of thousands of homes and infrastructure. Many injuries and some deaths were recorded as a result of the hurricane, partly due to preparations and early warnings issued by authorities.

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