Weekly Reports on Natural Disasters

📍 The supervolcano Campi Flegrei is keeping the population of Naples on edge. 📍 In the United States, millions of Houston residents were left without power for several weeks. 📍 Iran is facing events not seen there in the last 200 years. 📍 Europe has been hit by a cascade of abnormal natural disasters. 📍 Passengers on the London to Singapore flight experienced horror and panic when the plane began to rapidly descend. For more details on the climate catastrophes that occurred on the planet during the week of May 15 to May 21, 2024, watch this episode. Learn about the causes of the increasing cataclysms and how to avoid a tragic end for humanity in the "Global Crisis" Forum series: https://creativesociety.com/video-categories/conferences #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters

📍Historic Floods in Brazil The southernmost state of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, is experiencing an unprecedented natural disaster. Abnormal rains and severe floods have already affected 401 out of 497 municipalities. The state government has declared a state of emergency. The tragedy has claimed the lives of 151 people, injured 806, and 104 people are still reported missing. The number of affected individuals has already exceeded 2 million, with more than 600,000 forced to leave their homes. 📍Unusual Polar Auroras The most powerful G5-class solar storm hit Earth's atmosphere on May 10. The polar auroras ceased to be polar and descended extremely close to the equator this time. The aurora was observed in Namibia (latitude 23° S) and the Canary Islands (28° N). Social media was flooded with photos and videos of people against the backdrop of auroras in pink, red, violet, and other atypical shades. Unfortunately, there is nothing to celebrate here. A year ago, during the forum "Global Crisis. There Is a Way Out," it was explained in detail why the appearance of red auroras is an indicator of catastrophic danger for people and how this phenomenon will worsen. The geomagnetic storm on May 11 became the most powerful in the 21st century! 📍Deadly Lahar in Indonesia On May 11, record rains triggered a catastrophe in West Sumatra province, Indonesia. Torrential floods, landslides, and lahar from Mount Marapi claimed the lives of 58 people, with 35 still missing. Thirty-three people were injured. Mud and ash flows poured down from the mountain onto residential areas, sweeping away everything in their path. Sixteen bridges and more than 100 houses were flooded, and three houses were completely washed away. As a result of the natural disaster, over 1,500 families were left homeless. 📍Devastating Flood in Afghanistan Survivors of the catastrophic flood in Afghanistan are still searching for missing relatives and burying the dead. On May 10, abnormal rains hit the north, center, and west of the country. They caused destructive torrential floods and landslides, resulting in casualties and severe damage. Rescuers pulled people directly from the raging mudflows. Preliminary data indicate that more than 330 people have already died, including 51 children, and over 1,600 people have been injured. The three most affected provinces are Baghlan, Takhar, and Badakhshan. In Baghlan province alone, 12,000 houses were destroyed. About 40,000 children were left homeless. 📍Massive Disaster in India On May 10, a powerful dust storm swept through the Indian capital, Delhi, resulting in the deaths of 2 people and serious injuries to 23 others. On May 13, in the city of Mumbai, a massive advertising billboard over 100 feet high collapsed onto a gas station along a busy road due to storm winds. At the time, more than 100 people were at the gas station, many of whom were trapped under the twisted metal structures. Rescue operations lasted 18 hours. The work was complicated by the fact that cutting equipment could not be used to free people due to the danger of an explosion at the gas station. The incident claimed at least 14 lives and injured 74 people. 📍Major Wildfires in Canada In western Canada, firefighters are battling the first major wildfires of 2024. Unseasonably high temperatures and ongoing drought have dried out the forests, aiding the spread of the fires. According to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, there are more than 130 fires burning across Canada, 40 of which are considered out of control. Major wildfires have also led to evacuation orders in the province of Manitoba and alerts in the province of Alberta. In Manitoba, as of Monday, the fire had burned over 86,000 acres of land. The fire damaged fiber-optic cables, leaving some communities completely disconnected, and most ATMs out of service, causing residents to run out of cash. As a result of the fires sweeping the country, hazardous smoke plumes have spread across Canada and the USA. The trend of increasing disasters over the past 10 years is shocking! Such events have never been observed in our entire history of monitoring. Unfortunately, these catastrophes will soon affect every resident of our planet. The cause of these climate disasters is cyclical external cosmic influence. More details on how we can stop the climate collapse are discussed at the forum "Global Crisis. The Responsibility."

The past week has shown how serious the problem of heavy rainfalls has become. Countries on different continents simultaneously suffered from abnormal floods. ➡️ Strong Storms in Europe On May 2, several countries in Europe were hit by storms with thunderstorms and heavy rains. In Germany, storms caused significant damage to some parts of the federal state of Baden-Württemberg. After a strong thunderstorm, the Klingbach River overflowed, flooding several settlements. The Netherlands also suffered from the storms that day. Strong thunderstorms with downpours passed over the province of Limburg. The cities of Venlo and Heerlen were particularly affected. ➡️ Record Flooding in China On May 4, heavy rains poured down on several cities in Guangdong province in southern China, including Zhongshan and Zhuhai. The province issued 58 flood warnings, five of which were red, indicating the most serious level of warning. ➡️ Catastrophic Floods in Kenya Since March, rains have not stopped in Kenya, causing massive floods and landslides. Floods and landslides have claimed 228 lives, with 164 people missing. Unfortunately, there are no signs of the crisis easing, as meteorologists predict such weather will continue into May. ➡️ Destructive Tornado in the USA On the evening of May 6, another round of deadly severe weather hit the central part of the USA. The NWS issued over 300 life-threatening weather warnings: lightning, severe hail, and destructive wind gusts. Over 60 tornado warnings were also issued. One of them, the Tornado Emergency Alert, the most severe of all warnings, was issued for Osage County, Oklahoma. ➡️ Unprecedented Flooding in Brazil The southernmost state of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, is experiencing a natural disaster. Anomalous rains and severe floods have already affected 401 out of 497 municipalities. The state government has declared a state of emergency. At least 95 people have fallen victim to the climate tragedy, and over 130 are still missing. The number of flood victims is approaching 1.5 million people, with more than 200,000 left homeless. ❗ The extreme rise in temperatures and the evaporation of huge volumes of water lead to increased storm activity. As a result, there is an increase in the number of thunderstorms, precipitation, and strong winds. This poses a serious danger and leads to even greater destruction, losses, and loss of human lives. What is happening to the planet? What is warming the waters of the world's oceans so rapidly? All answers can be found at the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" Forum. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters

➡️ POWERFUL TORNADO IN THE USA On April 26, a powerful tornado outbreak struck the USA, leaving behind destruction and more than a dozen injured. The Storm Prediction Center received at least 78 tornado reports: 37 in Iowa, 29 in Nebraska, 5 in Kansas, 4 in Missouri, and 3 in Texas. Numerous cases of severe hail and extreme winds were also reported. These events were part of a severe weather system spanning over 60 million Americans. ➡️ TORNADO IN GUANGZHOU, CHINA On April 27, a strong tornado swept through Guangzhou, one of China's major economic centers, causing extensive damage and human casualties. The tornado hit the city around 3:00 pm in the Baiyun district and traveled approximately one kilometer in less than four minutes. The giant funnel crushed everything in its path, causing fires, destroying buildings, and hurling debris hundreds of meters away. A maximum wind gust of 20.6 meters per second was recorded. The disaster resulted in 5 fatalities and 33 injuries. ➡️ ANOMALOUS FLOODING IN TANZANIA Ongoing anomalous downpours in Tanzania triggered massive flooding, resulting in the loss of hundreds of lives. Officially, 155 people died from the floods, with at least 236 injured and over 200,000 affected. The catastrophic event also caused damage to crops and infrastructure, with bridges, roads, and over 10,000 houses affected. Thousands of people living in valleys were displaced from the Rufiji River basin, and landslides occurred in Arusha and Manyara, damaging homes and roads. ➡️ DEADLY TORNADO IN OKLAHOMA On Sunday, April 28, a destructive outbreak of severe weather swept through Oklahoma. Tornadoes led to the deaths of four people in the state, with at least 100 others injured. Over 40,000 people were left without electricity. The deadly tornadoes in Oklahoma were part of a multi-day severe weather event affecting over 60 million Americans from Texas to Iowa. In late April, within just three days, over 160 tornadoes ranging from EF-0 to EF-4 occurred, resulting in 5 deaths, over 100 injuries, and thousands displaced. ➡️ STRING OF CATASTROPHES IN INDIA India is experiencing ongoing climate-related catastrophes. Five people died and several were injured due to landslides and floods in Jammu and Kashmir. Four days of continuous rainfall triggered severe flooding and numerous landslides in several parts of Jammu and Kashmir. In Sonmarg, an avalanche occurred due to heavy rain and snowfall. ➡️ VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN INDONESIA Mount Ruang in North Sulawesi province, Indonesia, resumed eruptions for the second time in the last 2 weeks. On Tuesday, April 30, the volcano erupted three times, ejecting lava and ash to a height of over three miles. Authorities ordered the evacuation of 12,000 local residents. Nearly 700 earthquakes of various types (shallow and deep volcanic, local tectonic, etc.) were recorded in the vicinity of the volcano. ➡️ MASSIVE FLOODING IN BRAZIL Severe flooding in Brazil submerged over 150 cities. Around ten thousand people were forced to evacuate their homes. Authorities deployed 8 aircraft and around 600 military personnel to aid the affected. In some areas, flooding was so severe that helicopters couldn't land. At least 29 people died as a result of the destructive flooding caused by heavy rains in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. ❗ Our planet is in a 12,000-year cycle of climate catastrophes. At the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" forum, information was provided on the real causes of the catastrophic climate change observed in recent years, as well as a solution to the climate problem that could be implemented through the cooperation of the international scientific community. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters

ℹ️ Earthquake M 5.6 in Turkey On April 18, an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.6 occurred in Turkey. The epicenter was in the Sulusaray district of Tokat province, approximately 280 miles east of the capital, Ankara. It was determined that the earthquake occurred at a depth of 5.99 kilometers. Tremors were felt in other provinces as well: Nevşehir, Sivas, Samsun, Erzurum, Çorum, and Amasya. ℹ️ Powerful Storm in Vietnam From April 19 to 20, powerful storms with thunder, hail, and heavy rains struck northern Vietnam. In the capital city, Hanoi, there were prolonged thunderstorms, and in some places, tornadoes and hail, causing significant damage to property. ℹ️ Massive Flooding in China Since Friday, April 19, Guangdong Province in China continues to suffer from heavy rains. In Shaoguan County, by April 21, an astounding amount of rainfall—23 inches— had fallen, significantly exceeding the record of 16.4 inches set the previous year. ℹ️ Earthquakes M 6.3 and M 6.0 on Taiwan Island On April 23, in Hualien County on the east coast of Taiwan, two powerful earthquakes with magnitudes of 6 and above occurred within just 6 minutes. The first earthquake with a magnitude of 6.0 was recorded at 2:26 am. The epicenter was off the coast of Hualien County in the Pacific Ocean, with a depth of 6.21 miles. ℹ️ Sudden Flooding in Kenya Kenya experienced a powerful sudden flood, affecting nearly half of the country's territory. At least 38 deaths have been reported, with around 103,500 people affected. ℹ️ Sandstorm in Greece On April 23, the sky above Athens and other Greek cities turned into an apocalyptic reddish-orange color. ℹ️ Anomalous Flooding in Kazakhstan Anomalous spring floods in Kazakhstan continue. A state of emergency has been declared in 10 out of 17 regions of the country. Our society is approaching a period where climate disasters like the flooding in Kazakhstan will occur more frequently. But we still have a chance to avoid a planetary catastrophe and not only save many human lives but also create a safe and prosperous world for all people on the planet, including our fellow creatures. You can learn more about this from the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" forum. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters

📎 Large-scale Floods in the Russian Federation The spring floods of 2024 in Russia turned into a real disaster. The consequences of the flood were felt in 39 regions of the country, but the situation was particularly dire in the Orenburg region. The breach of a dam, built to protect the city of Orsk from the overflow of the Ural River, led to the emergency evacuation of local residents. The floods resulted in a decrease in the quality of tap water and a shortage of drinking water. 📎 Sudden Flooding in Oman From April 14, heavy rains with thunderstorms led to widespread flooding in many provinces of the Sultanate of Oman. Floods affected the provinces of Muscat, North Al Batinah, South Al Batinah, South Al Sharqiyah, North Al Sharqiyah, Al Dakhira, and Al Dhahirah. The floods caused significant material damage and led to disruptions in power supply and communication networks. 📎 Deadly Floods in Pakistan On April 16, Pakistani authorities reported that at least 50 people had died in the country over the past few days due to intense unseasonal rains, lightning, and floods. Dozens more were injured. The most affected provinces were Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in the northwest, Punjab in the east, and Balochistan in the southwest. Settlements and agricultural lands were submerged. Power and transport networks were disrupted, and schools were closed. 📎 Record Rains in the United Arab Emirates On April 16, the United Arab Emirates experienced the heaviest rains in 75 years. The government issued a red alert, schools, banks, and offices were closed across the country. In the Al Ain area, a record amount of rainfall was recorded in 75 years: 10 inches of rain fell here within 24 hours, compared to the annual rainfall norm of 1.9 inches. 📎 Powerful Eruption of Mount Ruang in Indonesia On April 16, the eruption of Mount Ruang began in the North Sulawesi province, Indonesia. According to the Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation, there were more than 1000 earthquakes in the two days preceding the eruption. On Tuesday, the volcano spewed lava, and a column of smoke rose more than a mile into the sky. The eruption was accompanied by explosions and volcanic lightning. 📎 Weather Apocalypse in China For the first time in China's history, there have been such a large number of weather anomalies simultaneously. On April 16, the city of Fuzhou in Jiangxi province was hit by a convective storm with thunder, heavy rainfall, and gusty winds. On the same day, a tornado swept through Huaiyuan County, Shouzhou District, Shanxi Province. In the evening of April 16, due to severe convective weather, hail fell in Huangjian County, Guangxi Province, accompanied by thunderstorms and heavy rains. ❗ Currently, there are climatic events occurring cyclically every 12,000 years that could lead to a global catastrophe. To prevent a negative scenario, it is important for people to be aware of what is happening and to act together. Scientists and volunteers already understand the true causes of natural anomalies, what their consequences will be, and how we can prevent them. This information is available on the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" forum. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters

❗ Anomalous Floods in the Russian Federation The spring floods of 2024 in Russia turned into a real disaster. Record warm temperatures at the beginning of spring led to rapid snowmelt simultaneously in many parts of the country. As a result, the water level in rivers began to rise rapidly, leading to extensive flooding. ❗ Atypical M4.8 Earthquake in New Jersey On April 5 in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, at 10:23 a.m. Eastern Time, a magnitude 4.8 earthquake was recorded. According to the US Geological Survey, the tremor occurred at a depth of 2.9 miles. Since the seismic event, there have been 50 aftershocks. ❗ Severe Storm in South Africa On April 6 and 7, strong winds, storms, and torrential rains hit the coastal part of the South African province of Western Cape, including Cape Town. According to the Western Cape Disaster Management Center, wind speeds reached 99 miles per hour. The wind caused numerous problems, including fallen trees, power outages, and damaged roofs, affecting at least twenty-six schools across the province. ❗ Sudden Storm in Bangladesh On April 7, a powerful storm hit Bangladesh. In just the Bhola district, more than 7,000 people were affected, dozens were injured, and there are also missing persons. ❗ Storm "Pierrik," United Kingdom, France At the beginning of the week, Storm "Pierrik" hit some parts of the United Kingdom and France. In French Normandy, it brought winds of nearly 75 miles per hour and high waves. In the Brittany region on April 9, huge waves caused by the storm breached a dam in the coastal city of Saint-Malo, flooding the streets. On the same day, during a powerful tide in the English Channel, two fishermen drowned. Storm "Pierrik" also raged in the south of the United Kingdom. In Falmouth, Cornwall, England, beach huts were washed into the sea by strong winds. ❗ Destructive Storms and Tornadoes in the United States A swath of deadly storms spanning over 650 miles hit the southern United States from Houston to the Florida Panhandle. On April 10, the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, was flooded within a few hours. The rain was so heavy that more than half of the monthly rainfall norm fell within an hour. In addition to torrential rains, several tornadoes tore through the state, and destructive winds exceeding 78 miles per hour raged. An EF-2 tornado passed about a mile through Lake Charles with wind speeds of 115 miles per hour. It tore off roofs and destroyed power lines. ❗Every month, hundreds of heat records are broken, anomalous storms and floods occur, affecting hundreds of thousands of people every week. However, despite gloomy forecasts, there is a chance to change the scenario. The "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" forum provides answers to questions about how to prevent a global catastrophe and what everyone can do to help. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters

🔻 Magnitude 7.4 Earthquake Hits Taiwan! On April 3rd, the island of Taiwan experienced its most powerful earthquake in the last 25 years, measuring 7.4 in magnitude. The disaster struck at 7:58 local time. The epicenter was located at sea, 15.5 miles southeast of Hualien County, with a focal depth of 9.6 miles. 🔻 Dust storms have covered various countries around the world. Unusually strong dust storms hit the planet in late March 2024. A giant dust cloud from the Sahara Desert passed over North Africa, affecting Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco. Moving further, it reached the Iberian Peninsula, spreading inland and significantly polluting the air in European countries. Residents of Spain, Portugal, Italy, Malta, Greece, Romania, and others were affected by the Saharan dust. 🔻 Unprecedented floods in Saudi Arabia. Since March 29, something unprecedented has been happening in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: incessant heavy rains with thunderstorms and hail are disturbing residents across various regions of the country. On March 31, torrential rains with hail hit the southwest of Saudi Arabia, and in some regions, even snowfall occurred. 🔻 Destructive Storms and Tornado in India. On March 31st, a severe storm brought massive destruction to four states in India: West Bengal, Assam, Mizoram, and Manipur. The storm caused significant damage to the international airport in Guwahati. Many flights had to be canceled. The Jalpaiguri district in West Bengal was the hardest hit, as a tornado and heavy hailstorm struck it on Sunday evening. 🔻 Series of Powerful Storms in the USA. April began with strong storms that covered a vast area from the central states to the northeast of the USA. The storms brought abnormal rainfall, thunderstorms, large hail, and dozens of tornadoes that hit states from Texas to Ohio. Strong winds knocked down trees, toppled power line poles, ripped roofs off houses, and overturned vehicles. The storms claimed the lives of four people, and dozens were injured. Extreme weather events worldwide are not only becoming more frequent but also more destructive. This is because changes are occurring within the depths of our planet. To learn more about what is causing these changes and what awaits us in the next 5 years, watch the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" Forum. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters

A series of anomalous cataclysms shook our planet this week. We offer a digest of events from March 22nd to 28th. 🔻 Earthquake M6.5 in Indonesia On March 22nd, a magnitude 6.5 earthquake rocked the Tuban area in East Java province. The epicenter of the earthquake was in the sea, approximately 70.8 miles northeast of Tuban, with a depth of 7.5 miles. This earthquake was preceded by two shocks of magnitudes 6.0 and 5.3. The earthquake caused significant damage to the island of Bawean, Gresik district. 🔻 Destructive Floods in Brazil Since March 22nd, abnormally heavy rains have battered Brazil, causing destructive floods and landslides, resulting in the deaths of at least 28 people. According to the city hall of Para de Minas, Minas Gerais state, the storm was the strongest in the city's history; 5.1 inches of rainfall fell in less than 2 hours. In the state of Rio de Janeiro, the city of Petropolis suffered the most damage. Almost two months' worth of rainfall fell here within 24 hours, resulting in over 200 landslides in the city. 🔻 Massive Flooding in Kenya Residents of Nairobi, Kenya, are experiencing massive flooding after heavy rains hit the city on Sunday, March 24th. Continuous rains were observed in all 17 districts of the city, rendering roads impassable. Due to the powerful flooding, rail services were disrupted due to road damage. The Nairobi expressway was flooded knee-deep, creating obstacles for vehicular traffic. As a result of the flooding, at least 10 people died and remain missing, with around 1180 families affected. 🔻 Sharp Temperature Drop and Sudden Snowfall in Europe At the end of March, a sharp cooling and snowfall replaced almost summer-like heat in several European countries. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, on March 24th, heavy snowfall followed a temperature drop during the day, much to the surprise of locals. A sharp temperature drop also occurred in Montenegro and Croatia. On the same day, much of Slovenia was hit by a storm with heavy rain and wind, accompanied by hail in some areas. 🔻 Squally Wind and Massive Hail in China On March 25th, a strong convective storm hit the province of Zhejiang in China: thunderstorms, strong winds, and hail were reported in many areas. In Chun'an County, a red warning for thunderstorms and strong winds was issued. Strong winds knocked down a wall near the southern road of Huanchen in Taizhou County, where a car crashed. Massive hail, the size of eggs, caused significant damage to vehicles on the roads. 🔻 Anomalous Floods in Kazakhstan The spring flood became a real natural disaster for the residents of Kazakhstan. Villages, roads, private and multi-story houses were flooded in the regions of Kostanay, Aktobe, Akmola, Abai, and West Kazakhstan. Mass evacuation of people from affected regions was carried out. 🔻 Wave of Forest Fires in Mexico In recent days, a wave of forest fires engulfing Mexico in March of this year is spreading at a catastrophic pace. Over three days, the number of active forest fires in the country doubled. As of March 28th, 126 active fires covered more than half of the country's states. The most affected is the most densely populated state – Mexico. 📣 Unfortunately, before our eyes, the forecast of an international group of scientists is confirmed: due to the catastrophic progression of catastrophes on the planet, life in many territories will be impossible within the next 4-6 years. For more detailed information on what can be done now to prevent a global catastrophe, see the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" Forum. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters

❗ These events are just a part of the climate anomalies that occurred on our planet over the past week! ➡️ Mexico. Anomalous Hailstorm On the day of March 15, residents of Coahuila state, Mexico, faced a powerful storm accompanied by hail the size of a tennis ball or even a baseball (with a diameter of up to 10 centimeters). In the municipality of Sabinas, an 8-year-old girl named Victoria Tabares suffered a skull fracture when she was hit by a large hail on the head. She was urgently taken to the clinic in critical condition. Dozens of people sustained lighter injuries from the hail. ➡️ Iceland. Volcanic Eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula On March 16, approximately 30 miles from the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik, a volcanic eruption began on the Reykjanes Peninsula. The fissure from which the lava flowed was about 3.5 kilometers long and was located near the town of Grindavik, in the same area as the previous eruption on February 8. Lava flows damaged two highways and came close to other important infrastructure objects. The eruption was preceded by 80 earthquakes. ➡️ China. Forest Fires Destructive forest fires engulfed the provinces of Sichuan and Yunnan in southern China. On March 15, around 5:00 p.m. in the Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province, a forest fire broke out, and due to a sudden strong wind the next day, the fire quickly spread northeast, forming three fire centers. Approximately 4900 local residents were evacuated from the Yazian County. As a result of the fire, about 30 houses were completely burned down in several villages. The area of the fires in the Yazian County alone exceeded 24,700 acres. ➡️ Iraq. Destructive Flooding At least two people died and 11 were injured as a result of flooding caused by heavy rains in Iraq, which began on March 18. The most affected areas were the mountainous Kurdistan region in northern Iraq, where on Tuesday, March 19, a stream of rainwater flooded the streets, catching residents by surprise. The powerful flow knocked down trees and swept away cars. In Dahuk province, floodwaters carried away a car with four passengers inside. Two of them were rescued, while the other two were swept away by the current. Preliminary estimates suggest that the rains damaged about 100 houses and submerged about 15 cars. ➡️ Australia, Tropical Cyclone Megan Tropical Cyclone "Megan" formed on the evening of March 15 local time in the Gulf of Carpentaria, Australia. The residents of Groote Eylandt Island were the first to be affected by it. Within 48 hours, 680.4 mm of rainfall fell, which is more than half of the average annual amount. Wind gusts reached 110 km/h. Photos and videos shared by residents of Groote Eylandt depict the scale of the destruction: uprooted trees, flooded yards, and roads. On Monday, March 18, the cyclone hit the coast of Australia, bringing with it powerful wind gusts of up to 170 km/h and heavy rainfall. The Northern Territory of the country bore the brunt of the cyclone. Every day, thousands of people suffer from climate catastrophes around the world. This can be stopped if we immediately start studying climate issues and unite the best scientists to find a solution. More details on what specifically causes anomalies on our planet are discussed in the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" Forum. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters