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Record temperature streak continues in June

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Israel: June 2024 – warmest on record

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Record-breaking Hurricane Beryl threatens Caribbean

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New project will strengthen early warnings for floods and flash floods in Southwest Indian Ocean

Graph displaying global average temperature anomalies from 1850 to 2023. Data from multiple sources show a rising trend, indicating increasing temperatures over time.

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Blue Book on Climate Change of China 2024 unveiled

A stunning display of the Northern Lights illuminates the night sky over a snowy landscape with scattered rocks and a frozen body of water.

Arctic Regional Climate Centre Network becomes WMO Regional Climate Centre for polar regions

Graph showing the mean daily temperature in Bahrain for June 2024, with red and blue lines representing 2024 and 1991-2020 temperatures respectively. The 2024 line shows higher temperatures.

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Monthly Weather Summary - June 2024

A satellite image showing a tropical cyclone Freddy over the Indian Ocean with distinct cloud formations and colorful atmospheric patterns. Coastlines of surrounding regions are partially visible.

Tropical Cyclone Freddy is the longest tropical cyclone on record at 36 days: WMO

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FENGYUN-3F in official operation to carry out global integrated observation of the earth-atmosphere system

A climate action panel discussion takes place with five speakers on stage and an audience seated in front. The event is part of "The People's Climate Vote" by various environmental organizations.

Keep 1.5° Alive

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G3W Newsletter (Q2 2024)

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The first China-Central Asia Meteorological Forum opened in Urumqi, Xinjiang

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