Red weather alerts were issued in Germany, with forecasts of up to 20 centimeters (7.9 inches) of snow in south-central regions and 15 centimeters in the northeast. https://t.co/gehn2Tnsrx
There are reports of a significant and prolonged cold snap expected to grip the region over the coming weeks. Weather models predict temperatures will remain 10°C to 15°C below seasonal averages.
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The region around Hamburg, where at least 15cm of fresh snowfall was expected, and the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein were expected to be hit hardest. https://t.co/v8h3wwfeSe
UK weather warnings for frost and ice have been extended into next week and temperatures are forecast to plunge across central, western & south-west Europe.
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The Polar air mass will be around 12-15 °C colder than normal as it spreads across a large portion of the continent in the coming days. https://t.co/hb8i6cIUFd
The ‘Safe and healthy work in a digital age’ campaign was a major EU-led campaign aimed at addressing new worker risks and promoting better human-centered approaches to ensure worker wellbeing, safety and inclusion. https://t.co/kX7H6jtcHm
Approximately one in five EU workers (20%) report exposure to extreme heat at work, with the situation particularly severe in southern European countries where the proportion rises to about one in three workers.
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A study, published last Tuesday in the scientific journal Nature Climate Change, finds that history’s most notorious European heat waves would be hotter and deadlier if they happened in a warmer future climate. https://t.co/GCb3L80760
Temperatures will be significantly colder than usual for this period across Ireland, the UK, France, Spain and Portugal from Wednesday through Friday, and from Friday through next Sunday across Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. https://t.co/OXfVGjF2gL
The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work has published a series of case studies that examine worker management using artificial intelligence. https://t.co/IGcC9Yy0VE
According to CrowdStrike’s 2025 European Threat Landscape Report, European organizations have been the target of nearly 22% of global ransomware and extortion attacks this year. https://t.co/oBX7jsqwNQ
Typical autumn weather patterns are expected to continue into early November, bringing multiple frontal waves across Europe from west to east with heavy rainfall and increased flood risk. https://t.co/QjLpYaaAb7
Europe is being forced to foot an ever-growing bill as damage from weather and climate-related extremes exceeded €44.5 billion in recent years. https://t.co/hSVqtO6SyJ
Torrential downpours triggered flash floods across the country’s northeastern Catalonia region over the weekend, with some residents forced to evacuate and seek cover in emergency shelters.
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Thousands of people have been left without electricity across the Western Balkans after early snowfall brought widespread disruption on Friday. https://t.co/flITM8fWa8
At the start of October, temperatures will be more than 15 degrees Celsius colder than usual. For the first time this autumn season, 2025, many countries will see near or below freezing temperatures. https://t.co/qr4FA3OLQR
Events like this remind us how quickly water devastates infrastructure. While we can't prevent disasters, Room Alert gives facilities time to respond before water reaches critical systems. https://t.co/CdiCDcehSV
The violent weather that battered Europe this summer caused short-term economic losses of at least €43bn, according to an EU-wide estimate, with costs expected to rise to €126bn by 2029.
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All months between June and August were the third-warmest on record, respectively, making this summer the third-warmest ever recorded, according to Copernicus. https://t.co/UdtydOrBOg