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18 juillet 2024

Reducing risks, saving lives: the impact of effective DRR strategies in facing the 2024 hurricane season

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12 juillet 2024

Le Bulletin de l’OMM met en avant les risques et les effets des tempêtes de sable et de poussière

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11 juillet 2024

Hurricane Beryl: For hard-hit islands, preparation paid off with rapid response. But recovery is complicated by widespread damage

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08 juillet 2024

Record temperature streak continues in June

Satellite image of a large, well-defined hurricane with a visible eye, near the Caribbean islands, displaying intense colors indicating varying levels of precipitation and storm intensity.

08 juillet 2024

Record-breaking Hurricane Beryl threatens Caribbean

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05 juillet 2024

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

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02 juillet 2024

Barbados: Informing local action by bridging global and national risk data

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02 juillet 2024

Bangladesh systemic assessment of earthquake risk

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.

02 juillet 2024

OMM: avec 36 jours d’existence, le cyclone tropical Freddy est le plus long jamais observé

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