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Floods in Saskatchewan in Canada Due to the rapid melting of the abundant previous snowfall floods occurred in Saskatchewan in Canada resulting in a state of emergency being declared for thirty-five communities, there is mention of evacuations and authorities provided equipment to face the floods as well as personnel to manage closed highway sections and assist motorists dealing with accidents caused by water on the road. Among the floods to be reported is the one that occurred in sections of the Carrot River with significant damage in the flooded areas particularly in the Pasquia Golf Course. Difficulties for farmers who in many areas had to suspend the spring seeding after a fluctuating period regarding the rise in prices of fuels and fertilizers used in cultivation activities. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: May 08, 2026 
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 A volcano erupts in the Philippines Alert in the Philippines for the eruption of Mayon volcano near Albay, a stratovolcano with a characteristic conical shape considered the most active among the twenty-two volcanoes in the country and responsible for about fifty eruptions in four centuries, there is talk of thousands of evacuations in an area south of Manila; then ash and debris reached Bicol, over fifty villages affected by the eruption which caused the formation of a high column of smoke over four thousand meters that darkened the sky. It is worth noting changing the subject but remaining on naturalistic topics that in Canada many people are complaining about the increase in allergies (particularly in Vancouver and Victoria due to tree pollen), as usual climate changes with increasing CO2, pollution, and even light pollution lengthen the pollen season and make it more severe. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: May 04, 2026 n: 6245 High average temperatures in Europe with areas of drought Last year at least ninety-five percent of European regions reportedly monitored above average temperatures with Great Britain, Norway and Iceland recording their warmest average year according to a climate report that emphasizes how since 1980 Europe would be overheating at twice the global rate making the continent that is warming fastest on the planet. Heat waves are reaching increasingly high temperature peaks in addition to being more frequent, and currently the situation does not seem very favorable in this climatic sense with ever-expanding areas of drought. To report on a different note but still on natural topics floods in southern China, with areas hit by heavy storms and town centers flooded forcing people to move partially submerged in water. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Apr 29, 2026 n: 6242 Tornado in northern Texas and fires in Japan There are reportedly at least two victims and over twenty families evacuated from their homes in northern Texas due to an EF-2 tornado (with wind gusts exceeding two hundred ten kilometers per hour), particularly affecting the cities of Runaway Bay and Springtown (in this case the tornado was rated as EF-1 in strength); many houses were damaged and debris made the roads difficult to pass, hindering rescue efforts and even medical personnel in some areas, causing power outages, and sometimes significant damage. To report changing the topics but remaining on natural events fires in northeastern Japan fueled by drought which for some time has tended to dry out vegetation affect vast areas with thousands of evacuations. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Apr 27, 2026 n: 6240 Drinking water for students in India due to the heat Weather forecasts announce that temperatures could reach forty-four degrees Celsius in India in the coming days due to a heat wave with an alert for the capital Delhi and authorities advise school students to drink water to avoid dehydration and special sound messages will be provided to remind young people how important it is for the body to stay constantly hydrated. Generally it is expected to be a very hot year with extreme peaks fueled by climate change with record parameters since 1901 (the year in which monitoring of this type of data began). To report changing the subject but remaining on natural topics that in Indonesia complaints of hundreds of people apparently left without aid in North Sumatra five months after floods and landslides caused by a strong cyclone. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Apr 23, 2026 n: 6237 Ecological risk linked to the Strait of Hormuz Dolphins and coral populations with varied and surprising colors that host a large number of fish and invertebrate species are among the creatures threatened at sea by the conflict affecting the Strait of Hormuz; in fact, there is talk of oil spills from ships that have long been blocked in the strait, some damaged in the Persian Gulf and near the strait. About two thousand ships carrying twenty-one billion liters of oil make the Strait of Hormuz crucial from many points of view, but especially ecologically since it seems that the ships are still leaking hydrocarbons into the sea with decidedly negative environmental effects. It appears that crude oil damages the nervous system of animals weakening their sense of orientation and thus their ability to feed, then the entire food chain is affected from the smallest organism to the largest. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Apr 18, 2026 n: 6233 Damage in Saipan after passage of a super typhoon Overturned cars, torn-off roofs, floods, accumulated debris, and fallen power poles are among the most evident damages initially reported by authorities in the Northern Mariana Islands, while awaiting a more thorough inspection; however no casualties have been reported. On the island of Saipan (a U.S. territory with about forty-three thousand inhabitants) there are reports of power outages and impassable roads, then as regard the super typhoon characterized by wind gusts of two hundred and fifty kilometers per hour it is estimated to be the strongest tropical cyclone on Earth this year. More than a thousand residents across the Guam and Northern Mariana Islands were hosted in shelters while weather conditions remain very windy and rainy a day after the passage of the strong "some say monster" storm. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Apr 16, 2026 n: 6231 Disruptions in Italy due to landslide near Termoli in Molise It is considered one of the largest landslides in Europe that is affecting an area of over four kilometers near Termoli in the province of Campobasso in Molise region, causing significant disruptions for travelers due to the partial closure of the highway with very long traffic jams and of the railway line, with the consequent use of replacement buses. There are various cases where the road surface in the area is cracked and deformed, even with differences in level that will require structural repairs, dozens of people were evacuated in Petacciano; then in Rapolla a large retaining wall collapsed onto buildings causing damage and evacuations. It is said to be a landslide that reactivated after eleven years due to bad weather, but had already been known to technicians for a century; the railway line route will probably have to be moved. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Apr 08, 2026 n: 6224 Bad weather in central-southern Italy and Attica in Greece A storm affected some regions in central-southern Italy, with a missing person reported due to the collapse of a bridge over the Trigno river between Abruzzo and Molise regions on the Adriatic highway, flooding of the Pescara River, then several landslides, people left isolated, others dealing with difficult train travel with endless journeys; in Puglia region there was flooding of the Cervaro River in the province of Foggia. As for Greece there is a report of one victim and flooded areas in Attica, severe damage to roads, firefighters forced to intervene in many situations causing hardship for the population, with areas covered in mud and debris, numerous landslides, damaged pipelines, and widespread use of pumps in flooded homes. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Apr 03, 2026 n: 6221 Heat islands caused by data centers Such would be the amount of heat released by large data centers used to support generative artificial intelligence to cause heat islands and according to a study capable in some cases of affecting even more than three hundred and forty million people, with an impact on hotter temperatures that rises even taking into account other factors due to climate change. The temperature increases seem to be significant globally, and among the locations considered for example there is the Bajio region in Mexico and then Aragon in Spain. To report changing the topic but staying on natural themes a landslide in Silvi in the province of Teramo in the Abruzzo region of Italy with the collapse of houses (one shortly after people had been evacuated), possibly due to previous heavy rainfall in recent days causing infiltration into the ground. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Mar 31, 2026 n: 6218 Various and natural * The author doesn't assume some kind of responsibility for the bad use of the articles councils (all rights are reserved) |
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