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Dominican Republic: Flooding, displacement, and health risks

65 clusters · 444 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Republic emergency agencies issue weather alerts and conduct disaster drills

The Dominican Republic continues to face weather instability characterized by high temperatures and fluctuating precipitation risks. Following a period of extreme heat and Saharan dust in September 2026, a meteorological

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Severe weather and flooding risks expand in Americas

24 clusters · 504 sources · last updated

Latest: South America weather: Severe storms and flooding impact multiple regions

Severe weather conditions continue to impact much of South and Central America, driven by low-pressure systems, moisture, and El Niño. In Argentina, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) has issued widespread alerts

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Global severe weather and tropical instability

9 clusters · 121 sources · last updated

Latest: Costa Rica weather alert: High winds and heavy rain forecast

Severe weather continues to impact multiple regions. In Spain, municipalities like Cartagena and areas in Alicante have issued alerts for intense storms and flooding, while Catalonia has suspended outdoor activities. In

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Costa Rica seasonal weather transitions

2 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: Costa Rica and Europe highlight seasonal transitions in November

Costa Rica is entering a period of seasonal transition. The Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN) reported a seasonal cold push expected to increase trade winds and bring potential rainfall to the Northern Zone, though

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Venezuela tropical wave rainstorms continue

17 clusters · 88 sources · last updated

Latest: Inameh forecasts rain for Caracas and several Venezuelan states

The Atlantic tropical‑wave season kept Venezuelan regions under repeated rain threats through August 2026. Early August activity included Waves 34 and 35, which brought thunderstorms, lightning, and Saharan dust. By 12 A

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