Latest World Weather News

April 21

Indigenous peoples and climate change

The Indigenous Peoples’ Global Summit on Climate Change is taking place in Anchorage, Alaska, USA, this week. Indigenous peoples from all regions of the globe will exchange their knowledge and experience in adapting to the impacts of climate change.

The Summit will conclude with a declaration and an action plan, and a call to governments around the world to include indigenous people in any new regimes on climate change.

UK Heading for the Warmest April this Decade

With a week remaining of the month and more balmy weather forecast, meteorologists believe that Britain could be heading towards the warmest April for a decade.

 

Clear Ice Pellets Rain in the Philippines

Heavy rains for the past few days in the provinces of Isabela and Cagayan have been accompanied by pellets of clear ice kernels. Meteorologists described the phenomenon as a hailstorm which, they said, is caused by the formation of severe thunderstorm clouds, and the effect of the tail end of a cold front in Northern Luzon.

Rain Breaks Drought in SA

April 23

Grey skies and rain are a welcome sight for many parts of South Australia, amid prolonged drought

Lord Howe Island Reopens Airport

April 22

Lord Howe airport reopens to commercial flights

The airport on Lord Howe Island has reopened to commercial aircraft after being damaged during a storm on Sunday.

Lord Howe Island Storm

APRIL 21

SES to assist in Lord Howe ‘disaster zone’

20 SES volunteers are assisting the clean-up on Lord Howe Island, after a violent storm left it declared a disaster zone