Hurricane Tracker September 22 2026: Polo Hits Category 5 in the Pacific, Atlantic Systems Monitored
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Asteroid Over Australia Became a Real Planetary Defence Drill, Not a Scare Story
A small asteroid that entered Earth’s atmosphere near north-western Australia on 6 September became a rare live test for planetary defence systems. EarthSky reported that the object, initially called CERNQ52 and later
6 Dead in Delhi’s ₹17K ‘Hostel Daze’ Collapse — PM Was Campaigning at DU When the Building Came Down
On Sunday, September 6, 2026, at around 1:30 in the afternoon, a five-storey building in Satya Niketan, South Delhi, came down. The building was called Hostel Daze. It was located at 186
E. Coli Outbreak at Victoria Petting Farm: Child Death, HUS Cases Under Investigation
A three-year-old girl in Victoria has died after developing a serious illness, with investigation linking the case to a petting farm that was also visited by another affected child. A second child
Gibby Fire Expands to 216 Acres: Orange County Shelter-in-Place, Highway Closures Extend
LATEST UPDATE: September 2, 2026 A fast-moving wildfire erupted in Orange County on Wednesday, forcing shelter-in-place orders and road closures across a wide area. The Gibby Fire, which started near Ortega Highway
Buffalo Tornado Watch Issued: Severe Storms Hit Western New York, Labor Day Forecast Improves
Severe thunderstorms rolled through Western New York on Wednesday, bringing tornado watches and heavy rain to the Buffalo area. The National Weather Service issued multiple storm alerts as conditions developed rapidly across
Grand Canyon Flash Flood August 29: Two Hikers Dead, One Missing, Phantom Ranch Closed, Infrastructure Damaged
A monsoon thunderstorm turned deadly in Grand Canyon National Park. Two hikers are dead, one remains missing, and nearly all footbridges across Bright Angel Creek were destroyed in flash flooding on August
Wembley waste facility fire forces London transport chaos
Major fire at Wembley waste facility forces closures on London Metropolitan and Jubilee Tube lines, plus Marylebone rail disruptions. 125 firefighters battle the blaze.
Bryce Canyon Flash Flood August 2026: 11 Hikers Rescued from Monsoon Danger
Flash flood stranded 11 hikers across Bryce Canyon trails on August 24. Two hospitalized with hypothermia. NPS closed Navajo Loop, Wall Street. Learn monsoon safety for Utah parks.
Nepal’s Rasuwa Flash Flood Killed 100 in 30 Minutes — Scientists Still Can’t Confirm What Caused It
On August 26, 2026, a wall of water and debris swept through Nepal’s Rasuwa District with devastating speed. Within 30 minutes, the Trishuli River at Galchchi rose 9 metres—nearly a four-storey building
Rain Buys Time as Belgium’s Record Wildfire Hits Peat Bogs
Rain over eastern Belgium on Monday gave firefighters their first real break in the country’s largest wildfire on record, which had pushed close to the German border. Crews said the blaze in
Black Crater Lake Erupts After Flores Earthquake—A Separate Crisis
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck off the coast near Ende, Flores, on August 15, 2026. The quake killed 47 people, with 9,290 displaced. Shortly after, a mysterious phenomenon emerged: black material surfaced
Odisha Floods: 8 Lakh Affected Across 6 Districts as CM Mohan Charan Majhi Tours Inundated Villages
Odisha Floods: 8 Lakh Affected Across 6 Districts as CM Mohan Charan Majhi Tours Inundated Villages Large parts of north Odisha remained under floodwaters on Monday as major rivers crossed the danger
South Bengal Under Red Alert As Deep Depression Nears Kolkata
A deep depression over the Bay of Bengal has triggered severe weather warnings across South Bengal this week. The India Meteorological Department‘s Alipore office in Kolkata issued a red alert for West
San Diego Man Arrested for Arson in 130-Acre Sorrento Valley Fire
A 130-acre fire that drove over 2,000 people from their homes in San Diego’s Sorrento Valley has produced a single arrest — and investigators are not saying what pointed them to the
Odisha’s Rivers Breach Banks, Affecting Nearly 8 Lakh as Monsoon Intensifies
Rivers that millions of Odisha residents depend on have become the threat. The Baitarani, Subarnarekha, Brahmani, and Jalaka—lifelines of northern Odisha—are swelling beyond capacity. The Jalaka has already crossed the danger mark,