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_As of 12:04 UK (12:04 UTC) on 4 Nov 2026_

In the past 12 hours, global weather alerts have surged to 2,520, up from 1,525, reflecting a significant intensification of severe conditions. Kazakhstan remains a critical hotspot, grappling with extensive fire alerts, high winds, and thunderstorms across multiple regions, with maximum severity levels reaching 4. The country is facing 36 alerts in one area alone, while Bulgaria and Colombia also report severe weather challenges, including heavy rain and landslide risks. The Andes region continues to experience intensifying thunderstorms, particularly in Colombia and Ecuador, as dry conditions persist in Peru and Chile.

Seismic activity has decreased slightly, with 24 earthquakes reported, the strongest registering a magnitude of 5. The Caribbean region is seeing a slight easing of storm conditions, although warm temperatures and coastal hazards persist. Meanwhile, the US Northeast enjoys mild weather with clear skies, contrasting with ongoing severe weather warnings in Europe, particularly for wind and rain in Italy. Residents in affected areas are advised to remain vigilant as conditions may continue to evolve.

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