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Weather news — October 14, 2026

Publications tagged with Weather published on October 14, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  2. WorldWeatherPublic HealthHealthcare

    Cholera Cases Triple in Yemen Amid War and Displacement

    Suspected cholera cases in Yemen have tripled in three weeks, straining hospitals already treating war casualties, the World Health Organization (WHO) said. Overcrowding, inadequate access to safe water, and disrupted health services are exposing growing numbers of people to cholera and other preventable diseases. The escalating war and mass displacement are fueling the risk of infectious disease outbreaks. Since January, Yemen has reported 8,034 suspected cholera cases and 27 deaths, with a quarter of the suspected cases occurring in the last four weeks.
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  3. WorldEarthWeather

    Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Expected Across Turkey

    Turkey's Meteorology Department has issued warnings for heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds across various regions. The western Marmara region, Aegean coasts, and surrounding areas of Antalya, Muğla, and Şanlıurfa are expected to experience heavy thunderstorms and rain. Dust storms originating from Syria may cause muddy rain and traffic disruptions in the Eastern Mediterranean and Southeastern Anatolia regions. Istanbul is under a yellow alert for severe thunderstorms and lightning, with winds reaching up to 80 kilometers per hour.
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  4. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaWeather

    Firefly Extends Flight Cancellations to Singapore Due to Haze

    Firefly, a Malaysia-based budget airline, has extended the cancellation of its flights between Subang and Singapore until October 14 due to haze and poor weather conditions. The cancellations involve six daily services, and affected passengers are being rescheduled to existing Malaysia Airlines services or offered full refunds. The haze, primarily caused by Indonesian forest fires, has made Singapore and Kuala Lumpur among the world's most polluted cities.
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