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Grand Canyon flash floods claim 3 lives as missing man's remains are found
us-news24 days ago

Grand Canyon flash floods claim 3 lives as missing man's remains are found

Flash floods during the summer monsoon flooded parts of the Grand Canyon, damaging a water pipeline and forcing lodging closures as crews worked to restore water supply; the death toll rose to three with the remains of a missing man found. A separate flash flood along Bright Angel Creek and the Colorado River caused no injuries, while trails and accommodations remain closed and visitors are urged to carry water or use filtration.

via AP News|
#death-toll#flash-flood#flooding
Monsoon floods claim three lives on Navajo Nation near Newcomb
us-news24 days ago

Monsoon floods claim three lives on Navajo Nation near Newcomb

Three people died after floodwaters swept through a Navajo Nation community near Newcomb, New Mexico, as heavy monsoon rains drenched the region. Two adults and a child were found dead at the scene, and authorities said the incident is under investigation. Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren urged residents to stay alert as more rain and saturated ground heighten flood risks across Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. The flooding damaged roads in Dennehotso and Chinle, prompted evacuations and school closures, and officials urged avoiding flooded areas while responders work to assist.

via USA Today|
#evacuations#flooding#monsoon
Bride braves waist-deep floods to wed in flooded Philippine church
world-news1 month ago

Bride braves waist-deep floods to wed in flooded Philippine church

A couple in Hagonoy, Bulacan, Philippines, tied the knot inside a flooded St. John the Baptist Church as waist-deep floodwaters swirled around the sanctuary after heavy rains. Despite a parish warning to reschedule, Liean Liza Chico and Gilbert Chico proceeded with the ceremony, with family, friends, and photographers capturing the moment as the Southwest Monsoon floods hit the region.

via New York Post|
#bulacan#flooding#monsoon
Monsoon rains may reshape clues in Nancy Guthrie disappearance
true-crime2 months ago

Monsoon rains may reshape clues in Nancy Guthrie disappearance

In Tucson, neighbors say FBI investigators returned to search the brush behind Nancy Guthrie’s home as her six-month disappearance nears, while officials say no task force has recently returned. A retired sheriff’s lieutenant suggests heavy monsoon rains could have exposed or moved evidence and altered the landscape, potentially prompting renewed scrutiny. Authorities continue pursuing leads, reviewing thousands of videos, and offering a reward pool exceeding $1.2 million for information about Guthrie, the mother of NBC’s Savannah Guthrie, who vanished on Feb. 1.

via Fox News|
#fbi#missing-persons#monsoon
Two Rohingya boats vanish at sea with 530 people
world2 months ago

Two Rohingya boats vanish at sea with 530 people

Two boats carrying about 530 Rohingya asylum seekers left Myanmar’s Rakhine state on June 29 and have not been heard from, with monsoon seas making capsizes likely and survivors uncertain. Bodies have washed ashore in Bangladesh and Myanmar as families await news. The disappearance is part of a broader exodus driven by dire conditions in Rakhine and Bangladesh, aided by trafficking networks routing people via Thailand toward Malaysia. The UN has urged safer routes, but no regional government has facilitated an easier exit for the Rohingya.

via BBC|
#monsoon#myanmar#refugees
Rare Chandipura virus raises alarm in India: rapid brain infection in children, no vaccine
health3 months ago

Rare Chandipura virus raises alarm in India: rapid brain infection in children, no vaccine

Chandipura virus (CHPV) is a rare, rapidly progressive infection transmitted by sandflies that can cause severe brain inflammation in children within 2–3 days. There is no specific antiviral treatment or vaccine, so early diagnosis and urgent hospital care are crucial for survival. Seek medical attention promptly for sudden high fever with vomiting, seizures, or altered consciousness, as delay can be deadly. Prevention focuses on reducing sandfly bites—covering skin, using child-safe repellents, and using insecticide-treated nets—along with sanitation, especially during the monsoon when outbreaks are more likely.

via The Times of India|
#chandipura-virus#children#chpv
Philippines Hit by Deadly Landslides as Typhoon Bavi Closes in on Taiwan and China
weather3 months ago

Philippines Hit by Deadly Landslides as Typhoon Bavi Closes in on Taiwan and China

Typhoon Bavi’s outer bands trigger deadly landslides in the southern Philippines, killing at least 15 people in Sarangani and Lanao del Sur as the storm tracks toward Taiwan and China. PAGASA says Bavi will not make landfall in the Philippines, but heavy rainfall and flooding could affect Manila and nearby areas. Evacuations are underway, and Bavi has already impacted Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, with further impacts anticipated in Taiwan, Japan, and southern China.

via Al Jazeera|
#landslides#monsoon#philippines
Rainy-season UTIs: how damp weather and dehydration can reach your kidneys
health3 months ago

Rainy-season UTIs: how damp weather and dehydration can reach your kidneys

Monsoon humidity, damp clothing, dehydration and delayed urination create conditions for bacteria to thrive, increasing the risk of urinary tract infections. If UTIs are not treated promptly, bacteria can ascend to the kidneys, causing pyelonephritis. Watch for symptoms such as painful urination, frequent urge, cloudy or foul-smelling urine, fever, and back or side pain. People with diabetes or hypertension are at higher risk, and self-medication should be avoided; seek medical care for persistent symptoms. Prevention tips include drinking adequate water, changing out of wet clothes, not holding urine for long periods, maintaining hygiene, eating fresh foods, and scheduling routine kidney checkups.

via The Times of India|
#health#hydration#hygiene
Summer 2026 Forecast Flags Heat, Drought and Fire Risk Across the U.S.
weather3 months ago

Summer 2026 Forecast Flags Heat, Drought and Fire Risk Across the U.S.

NOAA's summer forecast shows a warmer-than-average July–September for most of the U.S., with Oregon and Washington most likely to see above-normal temperatures; rainfall overall stays near average, but the Southwest and parts of the West could get above-average rain from monsoon moisture and tropical storms, potentially easing drought and wildfire risk there. The Northwest remains prone to higher fire risk, drought could intensify in the northern Rockies, and late-summer moisture could create flood risk from northern Texas to the Midwest.

via USA Today|
#drought#heat#monsoon
Deadly Floods in Bali and Indonesia Cause Multiple Deaths and Displacement
world1 year ago

Deadly Floods in Bali and Indonesia Cause Multiple Deaths and Displacement

Bali experiences its worst flooding in over a decade, resulting in at least 17 deaths and widespread destruction, exacerbated by climate change and deforestation. Simultaneously, India faces severe monsoon flooding, with hundreds of deaths and mass evacuations, while Australia endures record rainfall and tornadoes, highlighting extreme weather events linked to climate change.

via The Guardian|
#australia#bali#climate-crisis
Monsoon Storms Hit Arizona with Dust, Rain, and Damage
weather1 year ago

Monsoon Storms Hit Arizona with Dust, Rain, and Damage

A large haboob, a type of intense dust storm caused by strong winds from thunderstorms, swept through central Arizona, notably affecting Phoenix with reduced visibility, power outages, and flight disruptions. These storms are common in dry regions and can be dangerous, causing traffic fatalities and posing risks despite their typically brief duration.

via NPR|
#arizona#dust-storm#haboob