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As of 06:04 UK (06:04 UTC) on 9 Nov 2026

In the past 12 hours, global weather alerts have decreased to 2,368, down from 2,701, with critical hotspots emerging in Kazakhstan and Colombia. Kazakhstan is grappling with severe fire, wind, and rain conditions, prompting multiple alerts at the highest severity level of 4. Notably, the region is facing significant risks from forestfires and landslides. Colombia also remains under severe alert, particularly for fire and volcanic activity, as landslide warnings persist in various areas.

The Pacific region continues to experience high wind alerts and volcanic activity, particularly affecting coastal areas. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall is ongoing in parts of Africa, alongside rising temperatures in sub-Saharan cities. In Europe, persistent rain warnings and a notable drop in temperatures are affecting Central Europe and the Alps, while the Mediterranean region sees a mix of mild temperatures and increasing severe weather alerts, particularly in Spain and Italy. Seismically, the quake count has decreased to 21, with the strongest recorded at a magnitude of 6.4 near the Solomon Islands.

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