Severe flooding in Indonesia due to heavy rain has resulted in a tragic landslide that has claimed over 20 lives on the island of Java. The incident underscores the growing vulnerability of the region to such disasters during the rainy season, now intensified by the climate crisis. In contrast, Pakistan is experiencing severe drought, particularly in its Punjab province, jeopardizing agriculture and livelihoods. Meanwhile, parts of North America are facing unusual winter weather with record snowfall in areas like New Orleans, illustrating the varied climate impacts globally.
Heavy rain across Indonesia has caused major flooding, triggering a landslide that has killed more than 20 people and left several others missing.
Indonesia's vulnerability to flooding and landslides during the rainy season is exacerbated by the climate crisis, leading to increased intensity and out-of-season storms.
A contrasting winter drought in Pakistan, with rainfall over 40% below average, forces farmers to switch careers amid unreliable winter rainfall.
The southern US has experienced record-breaking snowfall due to Arctic air surging south, resulting in blizzard warnings and unprecedented snow in areas like New Orleans.
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