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As of 00:06 UK (00:06 UTC) on 13 Nov 2026

In the past 24 hours, global weather alerts have risen to 2,864, up from 2,814, with significant activity noted in regions facing severe conditions. China is a major hotspot, grappling with dense fog and a maximum severity alert of 4, while Finland also faces severe snow and wind alerts. Brazil is under threat from fire and landslide warnings, and Colombia is dealing with severe thunderstorms and landslide risks, particularly in the Andes region. Additionally, Saudi Arabia is experiencing dust and rain alerts, contributing to a complex weather landscape.

Seismic activity has decreased, with 33 earthquakes recorded, the strongest being a magnitude 5.8 event. The Arctic and Antarctic regions continue to endure extreme cold and high winds, which pose travel hazards. Meanwhile, the Caribbean is experiencing increasing rainfall, particularly in the Dominican Republic, and the US Northeast is facing heavy rain and flash flood warnings. As weather patterns evolve, alerts remain active across various regions, indicating a dynamic and potentially hazardous situation ahead.

This is our live weather globe — real-time global wind, temperature, storms and severe-weather alerts, rendered live and directed automatically around breaking weather events. The stream runs around the clock.