Heavy torrential rains have left streets of Queensland completely inundated. Parts of eastern Australia reported flash floods and set off a string of emergency warnings up and down the pacific coast.

Heavy rains have left streets of Queensland completely inundated, 1 dead, 10 missing

At least 100 people have lost their lives due to heavy floods and landslides triggered by heavy rainfall in Brazil. Hundreds of cars and houses have been destroyed by the mudslides and several shops have been inundated by the rising water levels.

Severe floods wreak havoc in Brazil as death toll tops 100

At least 94 people have lost their lives due to heavy floods and landslides triggered by heavy rainfall in Brazil. Hundreds of cars and houses have been destroyed by the mudslides and several shops have been inundated by the rising water levels.

Floods, landslides kill 94 in Brazil

At least 24 people have been killed in what is being termed as the heaviest flooding in Ecuador. In two decades 20 people have gone missing and 47 people have been injured. Video footage shows water carrying stones, mud and debris down the streets in the Ecuadorian capital.

Ecuador: 24 people killed in Landslide, rescuers pull body from muds

Floods have displaced thousands of people in the Minas Gerais region in Brazil. Heavy rains have pounded the mining region of Minas Gerais state in southern southeastern Brazil.

Floods devastate the indigenous community in the mining region of Minas Gerais state in Brazil

India's IMD has issued a warning as snowfall intensifies in the Kashmir valley. There is also incessant rainfall across northern India.

Incessant rainfall grips northern India

<p>Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, Director General of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), said on Saturday that between January 4 and 7, rainfall or snowfall could be expected in most parts of the western Himalayan region, including Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, due to an active western disturbance approaching north-west India.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"A western disturbance is impacting Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, region. Under its influence, we are expecting scattered rainfall or snowfall over the region in the next 48 hours. From January 4, an active western disturbance will approach northwest India. Under its influence from January 4-7, there could be rainfall or snowfall at most places over the western Himalayan region like J-K, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. It will cause light to moderate rain or thundershower over plains of northwest India including Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, west Uttar Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh," Mohapatra said.</p>

<p>He went on to say that as the western disturbance moves east, its intensity would reduce, but rainfall activity will increase into eastern India.</p>

<p>"As the western disturbance approaches north east India, the temperature rises. Therefore, the cold wave conditions that we are experiencing in some places over northwest India, will gradually abate. From January 4, the temperature in the planes of the country will be normal or above normal," the senior IMD official said.<br />
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Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, Director General of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), said on Saturday that between January 4 and 7, rainfall or snowfall could be expected in most parts of the western Himalayan region, including Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, due to an active western disturbance approaching north-west India.

Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, Director General of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), said on Saturday that between January 4 and 7, rainfall or snowfall could be expected in most parts of the western Himalayan region, including Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, due to an active western disturbance approaching north-west India. "A western disturbance is impacting Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, region. Under its influence, we are expecting scattered rainfall or snowfall over the region in the next 48 hours. From January 4, an active western disturbance will approach northwest India. Under its influence from January 4-7, there could be rainfall or snowfall at most places over the western Himalayan region like J-K, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. It will cause light to moderate rain or thundershower over plains of northwest India including Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, west Uttar Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh," Mohapatra said. He went on to say that as the western disturbance moves east, its intensity would reduce, but rainfall activity will increase into eastern India. "As the western disturbance approaches north east India, the temperature rises. Therefore, the cold wave conditions that we are experiencing in some places over northwest India, will gradually abate. From January 4, the temperature in the planes of the country will be normal or above normal," the senior IMD official said. (With inputs from agencies)

Intense rains and snowfall to lash Ladakh, Himachal and J&K during January 4-7: IMD

Heavy rains lashed the south Indian city of Chennai on Thursday, paralyzing the area with waterlogging and traffic congestion.

Heavy rains lash South India's Chennai

Rescue brigades in Bolivia have used boats to save livestock and animals amid floods following heavy rainfall, which has already claimed the lives of 15 people.

Rescue brigades in Bolivia save livestock & animals from flash floods caused by torrential rains

The Brazilian state of Bahia has now witnessed flooding for the last few weeks as record rains followed by a severe months-long dry spell.

Severe floods wreak havoc in North-Eastern Brazil

Parts of Brazil are underwater after weeks of heavy rainfall and complicating matters further two dams have developed some cracks and resulted in swamping in the already inundated areas in several parts of Brazil.

Brazil: Rains rips dams with high volume of water, at least 400,000 people displaced

Heavy snowfall brings daily lives to a standstill in Serbia. Thousands of people are struggling without electricity. Several flights have also been cancelled out.

Heavy snowfall wreaks havoc in Serbia as thousands remain without electricity

<p>At least 8 people have been killed and 12 went missing as torrential rains hit the Indian city of Andhra Pradesh. A downpour of up to 20cm was recorded in three Rayalaseema districts and one south coastal district in the Indian state.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The air force, SDRF, and fire services are all pitching in to help with flood relief and rescue efforts.</p>

<p>Indian PM Narendra Modi spoke with Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy as he inquired about the situation and expressed his sympathies.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Residents of Andhra Pradesh have been cut off as heavy downpours led to swollen rivers and rivulets. In some regions, roads have turned into canals sweeping away the vehicles.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/heavy-rains-kill-at-least-14-in-indias-chennai-rescue-work-underway-428490#flights-cancelled-and-delayed-428487"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;Heavy rains kill at least 14 in India's Chennai, rescue work underway</strong></a></p>

<p>As a result of torrential rains, the South Central Railway cancelled 11 passengers and Express trains. Five were partially cancelled and 27 were diverted through other routes. One train was also rescheduled.</p>

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<p>Ten people were reported to be stranded in the neighbouring Anantapuramu district. They were then rescued by Indian Air Force personnel, who specially flew in from Yelahanka Air Force Station in Karnataka. The team also carried out a lifting operation using a Mi-17 helicopter.</p>

<p>PM Modi assured that the Centre will provide all sorts of support. "Spoke to Andhra Pradesh CM @ysjagan Garu on the situation in the wake of heavy rainfall in parts of the state. Assured all possible support from the Centre. I pray for everyone’s well-being and safety," he tweeted.</p>

<p>In the Kadapa district, 33 relief camps were opened with 1,200 people being lodged. SDRF, police and fire Services personnel have rescued tens of people from the deadly floods.</p>

<p>Climate change has triggered extreme climate conditions in different parts of world. A few days before&nbsp;heavy rain pounded&nbsp;India's southern state of Tamil Nadu. The state capital Chennai also flooded in several areas, bringing normal life to a standstill as water entered buildings.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/at-least-25-dead-after-heavy-rains-spark-landslides-in-indian-state-of-kerala-421650"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;At least 25 dead after heavy rains spark landslides in Indian state of Kerala</strong></a></p>

<p>The arrival of flights in Chennai was been suspended in view of showers and heavy winds though departures continued.</p>

<p>Many parts of the state capital Chennai, which is India's auto manufacturing centre, were waterlogged and government officials used pumps to drain some communities that had been stranded waist-deep.</p>

<p>India's northeast monsoon usually runs from October to December, bringing heavy rain, particularly to the south.</p>

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At least 8 people have been killed and 12 went missing as torrential rains hit the Indian city of Andhra Pradesh. A downpour of up to 20cm was recorded in three Rayalaseema districts and one south coastal district in the Indian state.

At least 8 people have been killed and 12 went missing as torrential rains hit the Indian city of Andhra Pradesh. A downpour of up to 20cm was recorded in three Rayalaseema districts and one south coastal district in the Indian state. The air force, SDRF, and fire services are all pitching in to help with flood relief and rescue efforts. Indian PM Narendra Modi spoke with Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy as he inquired about the situation and expressed his sympathies. Residents of Andhra Pradesh have been cut off as heavy downpours led to swollen rivers and rivulets. In some regions, roads have turned into canals sweeping away the vehicles. Also read | Heavy rains kill at least 14 in India's Chennai, rescue work underway As a result of torrential rains, the South Central Railway cancelled 11 passengers and Express trains. Five were partially cancelled and 27 were diverted through other routes. One train was also rescheduled. Massive floods in Chitoor district of Andhra Pradesh. Heavy rains lashing parts of the region including Tirupathi. This scary visual is from Vasantanagar where an entire building was washed away by the overflowing Swarnamukhi river. Stay safe #Chitoor #TirupatiRains #AndhraFloods pic.twitter.com/JGd5gO9buz — Revathi (@revathitweets) November 19, 2021 × Massive floods in Chitoor district of Andhra Pradesh. Heavy rains lashing parts of the region including Tirupathi. This scary visual is from Vasantanagar where an entire building was washed away by the overflowing Swarnamukhi river. Stay safe #Chitoor #TirupatiRains #AndhraFloods pic.twitter.com/JGd5gO9buz — Revathi (@revathitweets) November 19, 2021 × Never ever seen scenes from temple town of Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh after heavy rains lashed Chittoor district, causing massive flooding. pic.twitter.com/8JG4Np9ovP — vramakanth (@vramakanth3) November 19, 2021 × Ten people were reported to be stranded in the neighbouring Anantapuramu district. They were then rescued by Indian Air Force personnel, who specially flew in from Yelahanka Air Force Station in Karnataka. The team also carried out a lifting operation using a Mi-17 helicopter. PM Modi assured that the Centre will provide all sorts of support. "Spoke to Andhra Pradesh CM @ysjagan Garu on the situation in the wake of heavy rainfall in parts of the state. Assured all possible support from the Centre. I pray for everyone’s well-being and safety," he tweeted. In the Kadapa district, 33 relief camps were opened with 1,200 people being lodged. SDRF, police and fire Services personnel have rescued tens of people from the deadly floods. Climate change has triggered extreme climate conditions in different parts of world. A few days before heavy rain pounded India's southern state of Tamil Nadu. The state capital Chennai also flooded in several areas, bringing normal life to a standstill as water entered buildings. Also read | At least 25 dead after heavy rains spark landslides in Indian state of Kerala The arrival of flights in Chennai was been suspended in view of showers and heavy winds though departures continued. Many parts of the state capital Chennai, which is India's auto manufacturing centre, were waterlogged and government officials used pumps to drain some communities that had been stranded waist-deep. India's northeast monsoon usually runs from October to December, bringing heavy rain, particularly to the south. (With inputs from agencies)

At least 8 dead, 12 missing after torrential rains hit Indian state of Andhra Pradesh

Two days of torrential rains across the Canadian province of British Columbia have caused major flooding in the region. One person has been killed and at least two are missing.

One killed, two missing after torrential rains cause flooding in Canadian province of Columbia

The Chinese government has told families to keep daily necessities in stock in case of emergencies, after COVID-19 outbreaks and unusually heavy rains that caused a surge in vegetable prices raised concerns about supply shortages.

China urges families to keep stocks of daily necessities ahead of winter

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Thousands of people have been evacuated as heavy rains trigger floods in Vietnam, people have been advised to move to higher grounds as the rains are expected to continue in the coming few days.

Heavy rains trigger floods in Vietnam, thousands evacuated

Heavy rains have triggered deadly floods and landslides, several people have been killed so far. The Indian army and airforce have been carrying out rescue operations along with state disaster management authorities.

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Heavy rains have triggered rainfall and landslides in Vietnam, at least three people were killed in the northern and central provinces, three others are reported missing.

Rains lead to severe flooding in Vietnam, at least three people killed

Floods triggered by heavy rains have claimed several lives in Alabam, United States. People have been advised to move to higher ground as authorities carry out rescue work.

US: Heavy rains trigger floods in Alabama, several killed

Thailand has been struck by catastrophic floods, a third of the country's provinces are inundated. Officials have warned that the situation will worsen, as heavy rains are expected to continue.

A third of Thailand's provinces flooded, heavy rains expected to continue

<p>The aftermath of Hurricane Ida, which walloped the region with record-breaking rain days after one of the strongest US hurricanes on record hit the Gulf Coast, left a surprised US East Coast with a rising death toll, swelling rivers, and wreckage.</p>

<p>The storm killed at least 18 people from Maryland to New York on Wednesday night as basement apartments suddenly filled with water, rivers and creeks swelled to record levels, and streets turned into car-swallowing canals in an area that hadn't expected a significant blow from the no-longer-hurricane.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Wednesday night, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio called the floods and weather a "historic weather event," and the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the first time in the city.&nbsp;<br />
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The rain turned the streets of this metropolis into rivers, flooding basements and first-floor apartments.</p>

<p>A flash flooding emergency has been declared by the National Weather Service in New York, a rare warning for instances where flooding poses a "serious threat to human life and catastrophic damage."<br />
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<p>According to Mayor Bill de Blasio, a travel advisory is still in effect, and all non-emergency vehicles are recommended to stay off city roadways as clean-up efforts continue.</p>

<p>The devastation comes only days after Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana with winds of 150 miles per hour on Sunday.</p>

<p>At least seven people have died previously, including two each in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, as well as one in Maryland.</p>

<p>Almost 1 million Louisiana power consumers were still without power on Thursday.&nbsp;</p>

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The aftermath of Hurricane Ida, which walloped the region with record-breaking rain days after one of the strongest US hurricanes on record hit the Gulf Coast, left a surprised US East Coast with a rising death toll, swelling rivers, and wreckage.

The aftermath of Hurricane Ida, which walloped the region with record-breaking rain days after one of the strongest US hurricanes on record hit the Gulf Coast, left a surprised US East Coast with a rising death toll, swelling rivers, and wreckage. The storm killed at least 18 people from Maryland to New York on Wednesday night as basement apartments suddenly filled with water, rivers and creeks swelled to record levels, and streets turned into car-swallowing canals in an area that hadn't expected a significant blow from the no-longer-hurricane. On Wednesday night, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio called the floods and weather a "historic weather event," and the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the first time in the city. In Pics | Flash flooding and record-breaking rainfall hit New York City The rain turned the streets of this metropolis into rivers, flooding basements and first-floor apartments. A flash flooding emergency has been declared by the National Weather Service in New York, a rare warning for instances where flooding poses a "serious threat to human life and catastrophic damage." Watch: According to Mayor Bill de Blasio, a travel advisory is still in effect, and all non-emergency vehicles are recommended to stay off city roadways as clean-up efforts continue. The devastation comes only days after Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana with winds of 150 miles per hour on Sunday. At least seven people have died previously, including two each in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, as well as one in Maryland. Almost 1 million Louisiana power consumers were still without power on Thursday. (With inputs from agencies)

New York City floods: Death toll rises to 18 after Hurricane Ida’s remnants hit northeast

<p>According to officials, at least seven people have died in New York City as a result of record-breaking rains and flash flooding.</p>

<p>After Tropical Storm Ida slammed the city, a state of emergency was established.</p>

<p>New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio stated the city was "in the midst of a historic weather catastrophe," with "severe flooding" and "hazardous driving conditions."</p>

<p>As the leftovers of the tropical storm delivered torrential rain, the potential of flash floods, and tornadoes to sections of the northern mid-Atlantic, nearly all New York City subway lines were suspended.</p>

<p>In reaction to Ida, New Jersey issued a state of emergency.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The National Weather Service issued five flash flood warnings Friday evening, spanning from Philadelphia to northern New Jersey.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>New York City was also flooded, with photographs on social media showing water pouring over subway platforms and trains.</p>

<p>The Metropolitan Transit Authority announced that due to the floods, subway service was "very limited."</p>

<p>The mayor of New York City has urged residents not to go outside.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"Please stay off the streets tonight and let our first responders and emergency services get their work done. If you're thinking of going outside, don't. Stay off the subways. Stay off the roads. Don't drive into these heavy waters. Stay inside", he said on Twitter.<br />
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According to officials, at least seven people have died in New York City as a result of record-breaking rains and flash flooding. After Tropical Storm Ida slammed the city, a state of emergency was established.

According to officials, at least seven people have died in New York City as a result of record-breaking rains and flash flooding. After Tropical Storm Ida slammed the city, a state of emergency was established. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio stated the city was "in the midst of a historic weather catastrophe," with "severe flooding" and "hazardous driving conditions." As the leftovers of the tropical storm delivered torrential rain, the potential of flash floods, and tornadoes to sections of the northern mid-Atlantic, nearly all New York City subway lines were suspended. In reaction to Ida, New Jersey issued a state of emergency. The National Weather Service issued five flash flood warnings Friday evening, spanning from Philadelphia to northern New Jersey. Updated observed rainfall totals for the last 48 hours ending 11 pm Wednesday September 1st. Most of this rain has fallen during the last 12-24 hours. We needed to increase the color scale values from the map we previously posted with totals through 8 pm. pic.twitter.com/B9gIPnLsTw — NWS Eastern Region (@NWSEastern) September 2, 2021 × New York City was also flooded, with photographs on social media showing water pouring over subway platforms and trains. The Metropolitan Transit Authority announced that due to the floods, subway service was "very limited." The mayor of New York City has urged residents not to go outside. We’re keeping our eyes on our power grid. We’ve seen about 5,300 customers without power. We expect the rain to stop in the next few hours. But until then, again, if you’re not inside, get inside. — Mayor Bill de Blasio (@NYCMayor) September 2, 2021 × "Please stay off the streets tonight and let our first responders and emergency services get their work done. If you're thinking of going outside, don't. Stay off the subways. Stay off the roads. Don't drive into these heavy waters. Stay inside", he said on Twitter. (With inputs from agencies)

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