First Page                  

After what has been the hottest summer ever recorded in Italy since temperatures have been monitored, with marked drought and record lightning strikes hitting the ground, a wave of bad weather is affecting the northern regions with a sharp drop in temperatures, there are reports of heavy rainfall, gusty winds and even hailstorms for example in Lombardy and Veneto regions with various weather alerts and inconveniences for the population. To report on a different topic but still related to natural events that the glacier section that collapsed from the Himalayan range on August 26 in Nepal experienced a temperature rise for a year, and from August 21 to 26 at about five thousand two hundred meters, five degrees Celsius were recorded, considering that during the same period in over fifty-five years, four degrees had never been exceeded, at least according to one study which however warns that there is no proof of a direct link with the collapse.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Sep 09, 2026                  n°:   6355      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Efforts to improve air quality could be undone by the negative effects on health and ecosystems from fires and overheating which produce microscopic pollutants in the air, at least according to statements from international organizations that point out that since 1990 these events have tripled globally and potentially caused almost a hundred thousand extra deaths each year from 2010 to 2018. In addition to the fine particulate matter harmful to the cardiovascular system produced by fires, which can travel long distances across oceans and continents, high temperatures also add air microplastic particles and ground-level ozone; this has harmful effects on the respiratory tract and could cause thousands of premature deaths due to respiratory diseases.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Sep 08, 2026                  n°:   6354      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Thousands of airline passengers in Indonesia (over twenty-two thousand) are facing difficulties due to flight cancellations at the capital Jakarta airport and seven other airports because of eruptions of the Anak Krakatoa volcano with lava fountains and volcanic ash reaching up to one hundred fifty kilometers away; then there are also reports of strong explosions with jets of glowing magma heard from a great distance. Warnings have been issued and exclusion zones set up, then attention also on ships passing near the Indonesian island where the volcano is located. In 2018, an eruption of Anak Krakatoa caused a tsunami that killed four hundred thirty people between Sumatra and Java. To report on a different note but still related to natural events, a storm in Cape Breton in Nova Scotia in Canada caused damage and one death due to flooding.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Sep 07, 2026                  n°:   6353      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

What can be seen as evidence of how artificial intelligence systems are independently developing complex methods to evade rules, bypass security gates, collaborate with each other, appears to have been proven by a new case in Germany targeting a website that had become a sort of information platform exploited by so-called communication agents supported by AI (the vulnerability was discovered in May, but the incident had not been made public). All of this happened without the people who programmed the AI applications being able to predict this type of behavior, outside of a controlled environment and apparently even with an attempt to modify the website itself while staying hidden.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Sep 05, 2026                  n°:   6352      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

The climate effects of the global current "El Nino" could last until February at least according to calculations made by international organizations, considering that the average ocean temperatures monitored are much higher than the average for the period in the central-eastern equatorial Pacific by over two degrees Celsius between roughly the last week of July and two weeks of August (in some areas surface temperatures are over eight degrees Celsius above average). This means that if we are already seeing significant extreme events, they will intensify further due to the large amounts of energy accumulated. Probable consequences include droughts and fires in the Amazon, Indonesia, and Australia; then irregularities in the monsoon season in India and rainfall in the tropics.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Sep 04, 2026                  n°:   6351      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Bad weather with a strong thunderstorm featuring heavy rain, hail with large stones, gusty winds and a tornado hit the city of Toronto and surrounding areas causing significant damage; reports mention cars submerged, roofs blown off, uprooted trees, fallen poles and power lines with forty-five thousand homes left without electricity, damaged infrastructure, then also affecting areas in southern Ontario with numerous alerts. As for Texas a tropical storm flooded homes and roads in rural areas; Hardin County northeast of Houston was particularly hit with uprooted trees, fallen power poles (sometimes creating dangerous situations due to power shortages) and debris. Weather forecasts warn of two hurricanes and a tropical storm in the open waters of the Pacific Ocean.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Sep 03, 2026                  n°:   6350      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

The Himalayan mountain range which is the highest in the world is heating up faster than the global average temperatures even though the Nepalese population is minimally responsible for global warming; so they are victims of climate change caused by others. The needs for the areas affected by the disastrous flood are really many—everything is lacking, especially drinking water with a high risk of epidemics and are trying to quickly bury the bodies of victims recovered from the mud, putting them in mass graves after taking DNA samples for later identification. Meanwhile the death toll is said to have exceeded a thousand with four thousand five hundred missing and some claim that China provides partial data regarding victims and missing people in their territory.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Sep 02, 2026                  n°:   6349      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

The authorities managing ship traffic through the Panama Canal which connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans have reportedly decided on a gradual reduction of these traffic volumes due to the effects of the global current "El Nino" and the resulting drought with water levels dropping, having already declared a state of emergency in recent days. Drought conditions further north in El Salvador (in the Central American corridor that often suffers from extreme weather events due to its high vulnerability) have also led to alerts with various heat records being set in August causing damage, crop reductions and difficulties in managing water reserves; the situation isn't much better in nearby Honduras with eighty percent of the territory under alert according to authorities in Tegucigalpa.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Sep 01, 2026                  n°:   6348      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Due to a heavy downpour in Bright Angel Creek with rainwater streams flowing from the heights down to the valley there was a flood in the Grand Canyon, reports mention two victims and fifteen people missing, dozens evacuated and damage including metal structures swept away into the Colorado River and the main water pipeline serving tourists and park residents damaged, then the landscape has also been altered by debris, ruts and trails and passages that are now unusable. Rescuers are trying to contact climbers who might be in the area or at the campsites. To report shifting focus to Tibet that the death toll has risen to over nine hundred with more than four thousand two hundred people missing due to the disastrous flood, there's a shortage of drinking water and fears of potential epidemics; managing the emergency is proving to be very difficult.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Aug 31, 2026                  n°:   6347      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Rescuers face a tough task searching for missing people among mud and debris as the force of the disastrous flood in Nepal might have carried bodies all the way to India, there are reports of over six hundred victims and almost three thousand missing, some of various nationalities. Lines of pilgrims returning from Mount Kailash are among the missing, along with many tourists heading to the Himalayan peaks and climbers with their guides, apparently a large number of Indian tourists are unaccounted for. To report on a different note but still related to natural events the wave of bad weather in Italy with hailstorms and large hailstones in the North, damaging historical heritage in places like Cremona city in Lombaerdy region (lashed by a whirlwind with dozens of injured), while in the South temperatures remain very high and in Sardinia some areas are approaching forty-five degrees Celsius.

e-mail:      info@salutary.eu
Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Aug 29, 2026                  n°:   6346      
__________________________________________________________________________________________________

First Page                  

           ..................................................              ^      2      3      4      5