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Severe weather and river flooding risks expand in Americas

20 clusters · 372 sources · last updated

Latest: South America weather: Storm alerts and saturated soils in Argentina and Paraguay

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 orange

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Latin America El Niño response: floods, drought, and risks

40 clusters · 342 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina and Mexico implement measures to support livestock sectors

As of late October 2026, the ‘Super Niño’ phenomenon continues to drive extreme weather risks across Latin America, with an 83% probability of intense activity lasting through the first quarter of 2027. In Argentina, the

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Severe weather and landslides across South America

10 clusters · 224 sources · last updated

Latest: Atmospheric block triggers widespread rain across Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay

Severe weather systems continue to impact South America, with expanding alerts and ongoing infrastructure damage. In Argentina, the Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (SMN) has extended orange alerts to include Entre Ríos,

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Extreme weather and frontal systems in Chile, Argentina, and

12 clusters · 87 sources · last updated

Latest: Frontal system brings unseasonal winter weather to central Chile

The atmospheric river and frontal systems affecting Chile and Argentina have evolved into broader patterns of meteorological instability across South America. In Argentina, a significant thermal contrast persists as cold

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Rising flood risks in Uruguay and Argentina rivers

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Latest: Uruguay River rises rapidly, placing Corrientes towns on alert

The Uruguay River and surrounding basins continue to face significant hydrological risks driven by the El Niño phenomenon. In northern Uruguay, meteorologists are monitoring an atmospheric river expected to bring heavy s