The celestial calendar for 2024 is set to witness a captivating astronomical event, as a partial lunar eclipse graces the skies on September 18th. This enchanting phenomenon will be visible to skywatchers across a vast geographical expanse, including the Americas, Europe, and Africa.
As the world grapples with the increasingly unpredictable impacts of climate change, the recent weather events unfolding across Europe serve as a stark reminder of the profound and often disruptive changes our planet is undergoing.
Tropical Storm “Bebinca,” the 13th named storm of the 2024 Pacific typhoon season, formed on September 13, 2024, as it passed near Guam. The system is forecast to continue moving towards Japan, cross the Ryukyu Islands today, and make landfall in the coastal area around Shanghai, China on Monday morning (local time), September 16.
Tropical Storm “Ileana” brought heavy rainfall to the state of Jalisco, Mexico, leading to widespread flooding across several municipalities.
Central Europe is on high alert as weather models predict a significant rainfall event in the coming days, potentially leading to catastrophic flooding.
