Why is Typhoon Haiyan so strong?
Typhoon Haiyan is entering the South China Sea as the strongest storm in many years, threatening to cause great damage.
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Typhoon Haiyan is entering the South China Sea as the strongest storm in many years, threatening to cause great damage.
As the first island to receive a historic storm, this morning, Song Tu Tay had rain, strong winds hissed. Typhoon has weakened slightly with a gust of 133km / h.
Due to the unfavorable geographical position, the Philippines often suffers from natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, floods or volcanic eruptions, with grea…
A low pressure area called Zoraida is heading towards Philippine territory, while the country is still struggling with the difficult situation caused by super typhoon Ha…
Haiyan typhoon, the most highly rated in the world this year, is landing in the Philippines with an average wind speed of 310km / h.
Mexican officials on September 19 reported that the number of people killed in the storm hit the northwestern coast of the country has reached nearly 100, while 58 other…
On August 30, the China Meteorological Agency said the country suffered the hottest August sunshine in more than 50 years.
There have been at least 25 people killed in the heavy rain that lasted many days in the state of Madhya Pradesh, North India.
The tropical storm named Fernand caused heavy rains and floods in many districts, taking away the strong birth of 16 people, focusing on the coastal district of Yecuatla…
As of August 27, prolonged heavy rains caused the worst floods in more than a decade in northern China, killing at least 85 people and more than 100 people missing and m…
Russian Physics-Meteorologists successfully simulated the process of producing a natural disaster in laboratory conditions, a unique series of physics-meteorological com…
Paraguay officials said the current flood forced about 13,000 households to live on the banks of the Parana and Paraguay rivers.
Currently, each year the world suffers from about 90 tropical cyclones but due to the effects of climate change. In the next century, this number will not stop there.
Many studies show that the number of tropical storms in the Americas and the Caribbean has increased since the 1980s. Similar trends also occur on the Atlantic and India…
Tropical storm Son Tinh has swept across the Philippines, killing at least 6 people and 9 missing.