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Weather news — August 1, 2026 - Page 7

Publications tagged with Weather published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 7 of 8.

187 publications

  2. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastWeather

    Bubble Planet Exhibition Closes Due to Technical Issues

    Bubble Planet, an immersive exhibition at Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, abruptly closed after one month due to 'technical issues'. The organisers announced the closure on their website, stating that tickets for subsequent dates would be refunded. The sudden closure followed reports of children being injured in an exhibition balloon pit, with some parents alleging lack of compensation. Visitors were immersed in a sea of bubbles with balloons and light effects. The Hong Kong show was produced by Last Bullet Production and supported by Exhibition Hub.
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  5. WorldMiddle EastUkraineWeather

    Poles Attack Ukrainian Women at Krakow Airport

    A series of incidents at Krakow Airport involved Polish men verbally harassing and physically assaulting Ukrainian women. The men used derogatory language, including 'You are Ukrainian prostitutes,' and in some cases, hit the women or tried to snatch their phones. The altercations were often sparked by the women's perceived provocative behavior, such as displaying Ukrainian symbols or criticizing the men's behavior. The incidents have raised concerns about growing anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland.
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  8. CultureEuropeMiddle EastWeather

    Drought Declared in Half of England Due to Low Rainfall and Heatwaves

    Half of England has been declared in drought due to record low rainfall and heatwaves, with seven areas including London facing severe water shortages. The Environment Agency warns that July is on track to become the driest month ever recorded. Water usage restrictions have been imposed, affecting millions of users. The drought is the third in five years, following those in 2022 and 2025.
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  11. WorldEarthWeather

    Storm Warning for Marmara and Aegean Regions

    The General Directorate of Meteorology has issued warnings for strong winds and storms expected in the Marmara and North Aegean regions. A yellow warning is in effect for provinces including Istanbul, Balıkesir, Çanakkale, Manisa, Bursa, and İzmir. Wind speeds may reach up to 80 kilometers per hour, posing risks such as tree and pole damage, roof loss, and traffic disruptions. The warnings are expected to continue until August 2.
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  12. WorldMiddle EastChinaWeather

    Ukraine Strikes Third Wildberries Warehouse in a Day, This Time in Perm Krai

    Ukrainian drones attacked a Wildberries warehouse in the Perm Krai, Russia, on the morning of July 30. This is the third attack on the marketplace's warehouses in a day, following earlier strikes in Penza and Udmurtia. The attack was confirmed by multiple sources, including Ukrainian Telegram channels and Russian authorities. The warehouse is located approximately 1,400 km from the border with Ukraine, making this strike the furthest successful attack on the marketplace's warehouses. No comments have been made by Wildberries or local authorities.
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  15. SocietyMiddle EastInequalityBudgetWeather

    Colombia Reports 435 Human Trafficking Cases in 2025, Most Involving Women and Internal Trafficking

    In 2025, Colombia reported 435 cases of human trafficking, with 380 involving women and 55 men. The majority of cases (69.4%) were internal, occurring within the national territory. On July 27th, Law 2608 was enacted to strengthen protection and assistance for victims and survivors, and to impose harsher penalties on perpetrators (13 to 23 years imprisonment).
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  17. WorldMiddle EastWeatherClimate

    Tarantulas Expanding Northwards in Russia, Reaching Moscow Region

    Deadly tarantulas, previously inhabiting southern Russia, are actively expanding their range northwards due to climate change. They have been discovered in six new regions, including the Moscow region. While individual tarantulas may appear in Moscow, they are not yet established as permanent residents. The venom of these spiders can be fatal if not treated promptly.
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  19. WorldMiddle EastWeather

    Massive Russian Missile and Drone Strikes Hit Ukraine, Killing Dozens

    Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine overnight on July 30, using more than 70 missiles and over 280 drones. The strikes targeted Kyiv and ten other regions, destroying residential buildings, civilian infrastructure, and causing numerous casualties. At least 13 people were killed and 31 injured. The attacks came hours after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of a 'massive attack' by Russia. Rescue operations are still underway.
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  23. CultureMiddle EastWeather

    Russian Blogger Nadezhda Piryazhkova Faces Prison for Vardavar Holiday Comments

    A criminal case has been opened against Russian blogger Nadezhda Piryazhkova in Armenia for her comments criticizing the Vardavar holiday tradition of pouring water on people. Piryazhkova's video received widespread backlash, with many calling for her deportation or imprisonment. She faces up to four years in prison under an article on public statements aimed at inciting hatred. Piryazhkova has since apologized but continues to use the situation to promote her blog.
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  24. WorldMiddle EastConflictWeather

    Russian Drone Strikes Residential Buildings in Kharkiv and Glukhiv, Injuring Three Including Children

    In Kharkiv and Glukhiv, Russian drone attacks on residential buildings have resulted in injuries. In Kharkiv, three people were injured, including two children, with a 10-year-old and an adult woman hospitalized. In Glukhiv, a multi-apartment building was damaged, injuring three people including two children. All injured are receiving necessary medical aid.
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