Terrifying scenes from Gorkha, Nepal! 🇳🇵
The Budhi Gandaki River surged with such force that the Soti Khola bridge near Arughat was swept away today. 😱
When a river turns this powerful, even solid infrastructure can stand no chance.
Prayers for everyone affected. 🙌🏼
⚠️ More footage from Panamá following the M7.7 earthquake, as the aftershock sequence continues across the region.
Sismo - Terremoto - Temblor - Panama City - Veraguas - Santiago - Chiriquí - Ecuador - Colombia - Nicaragua - Guatemala - México - Perú - El Salvador - Costa Rica
Impactante video grabado con la cámara de un casco , muestra la caída de rocas en Tête Rousse, a 3.167 metros en el macizo del Mont Blanc, Alpes franceses.
Akhir nya Timnas juara, tapi Bio tdk suka rasa ini setiap tonton selalu buat jantung berdetak kencang.. Evaluasi dari sya coach harus mainkan pria nomor 8 di tribun untuk tembok pertahanan
SPAIN: Barcelona has been hit by torrential rain today, causing flooding and major disruption across the city.
Rail services were disrupted and more than 100 flights at El Prat were cancelled.
JUST IN: El Niño just Broke its Hottest Temperature on Record🥵
The El Niño 3.4 region average SST just surpassed 2015 for the highest temp ever measured in the El Niño (3.4) region. (Recently it broke the SST anomaly, this time it’s the absolute temp)
It comes 2 months earlier than typical peak (late Nov/ Dec). That means there’s still 2 months left of intensification in the 2026 event. And all meteorological signs show it will continue. It’s headed past the record, and to heights we’d never imagined it could reach. Image: Copernicus Climate Pulse #elniño #elnino
Bangkok is drowning.
All 50 districts have been declared disaster areas after relentless rain. More than 330mm has fallen in parts of the city, with tens of thousands of households affected and thousands forced into shelters.
And this is exactly the kind of extreme rainfall climate scientists have warned will become more frequent and intense as the planet warms.
This isn’t coming. It’s here, and it’s getting worse.
BREAKING | Thailand: All 50 districts of Bangkok have been declared disaster areas as heavy rain causes widespread flooding, traffic disruptions and waterlogging across the capital.
The Thai Meteorological Department warns of continued heavy to very heavy rain in Bangkok, with the risk of further flooding through September 27
Bangkok Declares All 50 Districts Disaster Zones After Record Rainfall
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt has declared all 50 districts disaster-affected areas after nearly 48 hours of continuous rain caused widespread flooding and traffic disruption.
Around 30 million cubic metres of water accumulated across the capital, with rainfall reaching 274.5 mm in Min Buri and 273 mm in Khlong Sam Wa. Additional water also flowed into Bangkok from Nonthaburi and Pathum Thani.
Authorities are operating pumps at a combined capacity of 1,200 cubic metres per second and distributing one million sandbags. Unaffected Bangkok schools are being opened as temporary shelters, while assistance is being prioritized for vulnerable residents, including bedridden patients.
Officials said water levels in major canals were beginning to stabilize and could improve within six hours if no further rain falls. Residents have been advised to stay home and avoid flooded roads, particularly in Ramkhamhaeng, New Phetchaburi, Ekkamai, Sena Nikhom 1, King Kaeo, and Lat Krabang.
Vid from Phetburi-Thonglor via @shiro_sh
#Thailand #Bangkok #น้ำท่วม #น้ำท่วมกรุงเทพ
A Japan Airlines Boeing 777 blasting down a rain-soaked runway, with the pilots keeping the aircraft straight and monitoring everything as it builds speed for takeoff. From inside the cabin, passengers might simply feel the engines pushing them back into their seats, but from the ground, you can see just how powerful and incredible this takeoff looks as the aircraft charges down the runway through the heavy rain before finally lifting off. ✈️