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Extreme climate events and weather-related disasters during this period

Extreme Climate Events

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  • Monthly mean temperatures were extremely high from southern Eastern Siberia to western Japan, from western East Asia to eastern Central Asia, in and around southern India, from the Indochina Peninsula to western Indonesia, from western Europe to the western Mediterranean region, in Western Africa, from southern Canada to the southwestern USA, from the Florida Peninsula to Mexico, in northeastern South America and from Peru to central Chile via southern Brazil.
  • Monthly precipitation amounts were extremely high in and around southwestern Russia and in northern Argentina.
  • Monthly precipitation amounts were extremely low from eastern to western Europe and from the eastern USA to the Gulf of Mexico region.

TypeAreaRemarks
1WarmFrom southern Eastern Siberia to western Japan
  • The monthly mean temperature in Russia was the highest on record for July since 1891 (Hydrometcenter of Russia).
  • The monthly mean temperature in the Republic of Korea was the third highest on record for July since 1973 (Korea Meteorological Administration).
2Heavy Rain, TornadoChina
  • It was reported that heavy rains and tornadoes caused a total of at least 30 fatalities in Gansu and Hubei provinces, China (EM-DAT, Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of Hubei Province).
3WarmFrom western East Asia to eastern Central Asia
  • The monthly mean temperature in China was the second highest on record for July since 1961 (China Meteorological Administration).
4Heavy RainFrom Bangladesh to Afghanistan
  • It was reported that heavy rains caused a total of at least 350 fatalities in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Afghanistan (UN, Humanitarian Aid International (HAI), the government of Nepal, the government of Pakistan, EM-DAT).
5WarmIn and around southern India
  • The monthly mean temperature in India was the third highest on record for July since 1901 (India Meteorological Department).
6WarmFrom the Indochina Peninsula to western Indonesia
  • The monthly mean temperature in Indonesia was the highest on record for July since 1991 (Indonesian Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics).
7WetIn and around southwestern Russia
8DryFrom eastern to western Europe
  • The monthly precipitation amount in France was the third lowest on record for July since 1959 (Meteo France).
  • The monthly precipitation amount in Spain was the lowest on record for July since 1961 (State Meteorological Agency, Spain).
  • The monthly precipitation amount in Portugal was the lowest on record for July since 1931 (The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere).
  • The monthly precipitation amount in the UK was the third lowest on record for July since 1836 (UK Met Office).
  • The monthly precipitation amount in Ireland was the lowest on record for July since 1900 (Met Eireann).
9WarmFrom western Europe to the western Mediterranean region
  • The monthly mean temperature in Ireland was the second highest on record for July since 1900 (Met Eireann).
  • The monthly mean temperature in the UK was the second highest on record for July since 1884 (UK Met Office).
  • The monthly mean temperature in France was the highest on record for July since 1900 (Meteo France).
  • The monthly mean temperature in Switzerland was the second highest on record for July since 1864 (MeteoSwiss).
  • The monthly mean temperature in Slovenia was the third highest on record for July, tied with 2022, since 1950 (Slovenian Environment Agency).
  • The monthly mean temperature in Spain was the highest on record for July, tied with 2022, since 1961 (State Meteorological Agency, Spain).
10WarmWestern Africa
11WarmFrom southern Canada to the southwestern USA, from the Florida Peninsula to Mexico
  • The monthly mean temperature in the USA was the highest on record for July since 1895 (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the USA).
12DryFrom the eastern USA to the Gulf of Mexico region
13WarmNortheastern South America
14WarmFrom Peru to central Chile via southern Brazil
15WetNorthern Argentina

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