Weather news — September 5, 2026

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1. WorldMiddle EastWeather

   Sep 5, 2026, 22:18 UTC

   

   Prince William to Represent King Charles at King Harald's Funeral

   Prince William, the Prince of Wales, will represent King Charles III at the funeral of King Harald V of Norway, which will take place in Oslo on Wednesday, September 9th. The event will be held at the cathedral.

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2. WorldMiddle EastWeather

   Sep 5, 2026, 17:43 UTC

   

   Spain Records Highest September Temperature Ever at 45.7°C

   Spain recorded its highest September temperature ever, reaching 45.7°C in El Granado, Andalusia, matching the previous record set in 2016. This extreme heat follows a series of heatwaves across Europe, with scientists attributing the intense and prolonged heat to human-induced climate change.

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3. WorldMiddle EastWeatherClimate

   Sep 5, 2026, 16:12 UTC

   

   Israel-Lebanon Clash: 3 Killed, 23 Injured in Air Strikes

   Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in at least three fatalities and 23 injuries, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. The attacks were carried out in response to a drone attack by Hezbollah on Israeli troops. Among the injured are doctors, women, and children.

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4. WorldMiddle EastSoutheast AsiaWeather

   Sep 5, 2026, 13:18 UTC

   

   High Activity of Plague Focus Detected on Russia-Mongolia Border

   A high level of activity of a plague focus has been recorded on the border between Russia and Mongolia. The consumer protection agency reported that the natural plague hotspot, covering approximately 29,000 km² with around 60% of this territory being in Mongolia, has shown increased activity. Russian and Mongolian specialists are continuously monitoring the situation, conducting research, and vaccinating the population.

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5. WorldWeather

   Sep 5, 2026, 08:44 UTC

   

   Weather Forecast: Hot Weather Along Coasts, Thunderstorms Expected

   The weather forecast predicts extremely hot weather along the coasts and deserts, with moderate temperatures in the highlands. Thunderstorms are expected over the highlands, and rain is predicted in many areas.

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6. WorldWeatherClimateEnvironment

   Sep 5, 2026, 07:40 UTC

   

   Summer 2026 in Russia Named Warmest on Record

   The summer of 2026 in Russia has been officially named the warmest in history. Meteorologists reported extremely high temperatures in the Urals and Siberia, while temperatures in the European part of the country and the Far East remained close to normal.

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7. WorldWeather

   Sep 5, 2026, 06:11 UTC

   

   Powerful Weather Front Causes Damage Across Poland

   A severe weather front swept through Poland on Friday, bringing strong winds up to 140 km/h, thunderstorms, and heavy rain. The storm caused significant damage, including damaged roofs, fallen trees, and flooded streets. Emergency services intervened hundreds of times, and many residents were left without power.

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8. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastWeather

   Sep 5, 2026, 05:28 UTC

   

   Military Explains Road Repairs in Frontline Sloviansk

   A military officer, known as 'Deputy', from the 54th separate mechanized brigade, explained the necessity of road repairs in Sloviansk, a frontline city in the Donetsk region. He emphasized that the repairs are crucial for military and humanitarian logistics, including the operation of ground-based robotic complexes. The officer defended the work, stating that it's not appropriate to rush to conclusions about its advisability in a war zone. He also thanked the Donetsk Regional Military Administration and local communities for their support.

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9. WorldWeatherPlanetaryPublic Health

   Sep 5, 2026, 02:47 UTC

   

   Rare Pacific Cyclone Train Fueled by Historic El Niño

   Three powerful hurricanes (Lowell, Karina, and Marie) and a strengthening tropical storm are churning through the Pacific Ocean, driven by historically warm waters due to an intense El Niño episode. This phenomenon is rare and has only occurred twice since 2015.

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