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As of 18:05 UK (18:05 UTC) on 5 Nov 2026

In the past 12 hours, global weather alerts have increased to 1,873, up from 1,831, with severe conditions persisting in several regions. Colombia remains a significant hotspot, facing extreme fire and landslide warnings, particularly in areas around 6.331° latitude and -73.810° longitude, where maximum severity levels have reached 4. Kazakhstan continues to grapple with multiple hazards, including fire, high winds, and snow-ice alerts, with similar severity levels reported across various locations.

Notable events include a magnitude 6.1 earthquake in the Fiji region, which registered as a significant seismic event. Additionally, severe forest fire warnings have been issued in Kazakhstan and Colombia, while thunderstorms at sea are affecting North America, particularly around 17°N and 78°W. The Caribbean region is still experiencing warm temperatures alongside coastal hazards, with thunderstorms and flooding advisories remaining in effect.

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