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As of 06:04 UK (06:04 UTC) on 5 Nov 2026

In the past 12 hours, global weather alerts have decreased to 1,831, down from 2,286, indicating a notable easing of severe conditions. Kazakhstan remains a critical hotspot, facing extensive fire alerts, high winds, and thunderstorms, with maximum severity levels reaching 4 across multiple regions. Notable events include severe forest fire warnings in several locations, including near 66.295° longitude and 47.901° latitude. Colombia is also grappling with severe weather, particularly in the Andes region, where landslide warnings and intense thunderstorms coincide with heavy rainfall.

Seismic activity has decreased slightly, with 18 earthquakes reported, the strongest registering a magnitude of 4.96. The Caribbean region continues to experience warm temperatures alongside ongoing coastal hazards, including thunderstorms at sea and some flooding advisories in effect. Meanwhile, the US West region is seeing a gradual improvement in weather conditions, although some flood warnings remain active as temperatures rise.

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