| Type | Area | Remarks |
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| 1 | Warm | From Japan to North China |
- The monthly mean temperature in Japan was the third highest on record for April since 1898 (Japan Meteorological Agency).
- The monthly mean temperature in the Republic of Korea was the third highest on record for April since 1973 (Korea Meteorological Administration).
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| 2 | Warm | From South China to the Indochina Peninsula |
- The monthly mean temperature in Hong Kong was the second highest on record for April since 1884 (Hong Kong Observatory).
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| 3 | Dry | Central Indonesia |
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| 4 | Wet | In and around Pakistan |
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| 5 | Wet | Western Russia |
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| 6 | Dry | From central to southern Europe |
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| 7 | Warm | Southern Europe |
- The monthly mean temperature in France was the third highest on record for April since 1900 (Meteo France).
- The monthly mean temperature in Spain was the highest on record for April since 1961 (The State Meteorological Agency, Spain).
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| 8 | Wet | In and around Turkey |
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| 9 | Heavy Rain | Angola |
- It was reported that heavy rains caused at least 40 fatalities in Angola (EM-DAT, European Commission).
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| 10 | Wet | From southeastern Canada to around the Great Lakes |
- The monthly precipitation amount in the Upper Midwest of the USA was the highest on record for April since 1895 (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the USA).
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| 11 | Warm・Dry | The southeastern USA |
- The monthly mean temperature in the contiguous US was the third highest on record for April since 1895 (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the USA).
- The monthly mean temperature in the Ohio Valley of the USA was the highest on record for April since 1895 (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the USA).
- The monthly mean temperatures in the Southeast and South USA were the second highest on record for April since 1895 (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the USA).
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| 12 | Warm | From Mexico to Ecuador |
- The monthly mean temperature in Mexico was the highest on record for April since 1953 (National Meteorological Service, Mexico).
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| 13 | Cyclone | Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands |
- It was reported that Cyclone "MAILA" caused a total of at least 30 fatalities in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands (EM-DAT, European Commission).
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The figure is based on CLIMAT report. Areas with missing or unreceived data are not shown.
