In the autumn of 2025, Southeast and South Asia experienced massive floods
Southeast Asia is experiencing massive flooding, with dozens dead and millions evacuated. Since late November 2025, countries in Southeast Asia have been experiencing a major crisis due to torrential rains, a tropical storm, and subsequent floods and landslides. Areas of Indonesia (especially the island of Sumatra), southern Thailand, and northern Malaysia are affected. The death toll in Central Vietnam, caused by floods, flash floods, and landslides following prolonged rainfall, has risen to 55 by November 22, 2025.
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The day before the earthquake in Primorsky Krai, the water receded from the shore by several tens of meters
Residents of Primorye noticed the strongest low tide in recent times on October 20, which is especially visible in closed bays and gulfs. An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.4 was recorded near Nakhodka, the earthquake occurred on October 21. Heavy and prolonged precipitation can intensify earthquakes.
Tropical rains have moved north and deadly thunderstorms have become more frequent
Scientists at the University of California, Riverside, have found that carbon dioxide emissions will cause tropical rains to shift north in the coming decades. This will have a profound impact on agriculture and the economy of the Earth’s equatorial belt. Eastern China has seen heavy rains that have caused significant water levels in the Yangtze and other rivers, forcing the evacuation of nearly a quarter of a million people. In 2022, lightning strikes across India killed nearly 3,000 people. In Central America, continuous rainfall has killed at least 27 people in landslides and floods over the past week.