Monthly Report/TCC

Extreme climate events and weather-related disasters during this period

Monthly mean temperatures were extremely high from the central to southern part of Central Siberia, from the central part of Southeast Asia to the southern part of South Asia, in and around the southern part of Central Asia, from central Europe to the northern part of Northern Africa, in and around Alaska, from the southern part of North America to the northwestern part of South America, and from eastern to southeastern Australia.
Monthly precipitation amounts were extremely high around the Mediterranean Sea.
Monthly precipitation amounts were extremely low from the northwestern to southern part of Southeast Asia and from northern to central Europe.

	Type	Area	Remarks
1	Warm	From the central to southern part of Central Siberia
2	Landslide	Southern China	It was reported that landslides caused more than 40 fatalities in southern China (the government of China).
3	Dry	From the northwestern to southern part of Southeast Asia
4	Warm	From the central part of Southeast Asia to the southern part of South Asia
5	Heavy Rain	South Asia	It was reported that heavy rains caused a total of more than 780 fatalities in South Asia (European Commission).
6	Warm	From western India to southeastern Pakistan
7	Warm	In and around the southern part of Central Asia
8	Dry	From northern to central Europe
9	Warm	From central Europe to the northern part of Northern Africa
10	Wet	Around the Mediterranean Sea
11	Warm	From the central to western part of Western Africa
12	Warm	From Mauritius to northern Madagascar
13	Warm	In and around Alaska	The monthly mean temperature in Alaska was the highest for July since 1925 (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the USA).
14	Warm	From the northeastern to northern USA
15	Warm	From the southern part of North America to the northwestern part of South America
16	Dry	Mexico
17	Warm	In and around central Micronesia
18	Warm	From eastern to southeastern Australia