15 Apr 2026  08:41 UTC.

United Kingdom: Warning level 2/3 for 1 locations in Scotland

15 Apr 2026  08:41 UTC.

• Heavy rainfall and strong winds affected the Java island (central Indonesia) over 10-12 April, causing floods and strong wind-related incidents that have resulted in affected population and damage.
• The ASEAN Disaster Information Network (ADINet) reports, as of 15 April, nearly 3 100 affected people and more than 760 damaged houses across the Pasuruan regency (the most affected, in the East Java province) and the Grobogan regency (Central Java province).
• Over the next 72 hours, more rainfall is still forecast over most of the Java island, with heavy rainfall over the western regencies.

15 Apr 2026  08:41 UTC.

• Heavy rainfall, strong winds, heavy hailstorms and thunderstorms affected the Assam state (north-eastern India) on 12 April, causing several severe weather-related incidents (mainly due to strong wind) that have resulted in casualties and damage.
• Media report, as of 15 April, five injured people, a number of damaged buildings and several blocked roads across the Cachar district (central Assam state), where the most affected area is the city of Silchar.
• Over the next 72 hours, moderate rainfall is still forecast over most of the Assam state.

15 Apr 2026  08:41 UTC.

• Heavy rainfall has been affecting most of Ecuador since early?January, causing severe floods and triggering landslides that have resulted in casualties and widespread damage. The provinces most impacted in terms of affected people remain Guayas, Los?Ríos, El?Oro, Esmeraldas, Manabí, Loja, Santa?Elena and Chimborazo. 
• According to the Ecuadorian Secretariat for Risk Management (SNGR), the death toll has risen to 15 fatalities, and a total of 110?875 people have been affected. 245 houses were destroyed, 28?633 houses damaged, and 33 bridges destroyed. 
• Over the next 48?hours, further moderate to heavy rainfall, accompanied by local thunderstorms, is still forecast across most of the country.

15 Apr 2026  08:41 UTC.

• From 4 to 6 April, western Angola – notably the capital Luanda and the coastal city of Benguela – was hit by heavy rainfall that caused floods and landslides, leading to a rising death toll and extensive damage.
• As of 8 April, media reports confirm at least 45 fatalities: 26 in Benguela, 13 in Luanda, four in Cuanza Sul and two in Malanje.
• In Luanda, five people remain missing and one person was injured; in Benguela, four are missing and 15 were injured. The floods have destroyed 607 homes and submerged 9 511, affecting a total of 51 275 people. Damage to infrastructure and roads has also been reported. Due to the heavy rains, the Provincial Government of Benguela has postponed return to school.
• Over the next 48 hours, further moderate to isolated heavy rainfall is forecast across Angola.

15 Apr 2026  08:41 UTC.

• Tropical cyclone SINLAKU made landfall over the central Tinian islands (north-central Northern Mariana Islands) on 14 April after 12 UTC, with maximum sustained winds of 231 km/h (Cat. 4 hurricane), and after that it continued moving north-west over the western North Pacific Ocean. On 15 April at 3.00 UTC, its centre was located over the ocean approximately 100 km north-west of the Tinian and Saipan islands, with maximum sustained winds of 204 km/h (Cat. 3 hurricane).
• The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reports, as of 15 April, 306 currently evacuated people in eight shelters across the Northern Mariana Islands and 858 evacuated people in seven shelters across Guam. The governor of Guam declared a state of emergency.
• SINLAKU is forecast to continue moving north over the ocean over 15-19 April, very far from the Northern Mariana Islands and Guam, further weakening and becoming a tropical storm.
• Over the next 96 hours, heavy rainfall with locally very heavy rainfall, strong winds and storm surges are still forecast over most of the Northern Mariana Islands and Guam. The typhoon warning issued by NOAA over the Northern Mariana Islands is still in force.

14 Apr 2026  09:22 UTC.

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14 Apr 2026  09:22 UTC.

• Severe-weather events, including strong winds, have affected Apulia, south-eastern Italy, resulting in fatalities, damage, and traffic disruptions.
• As of 13?April, media reports indicate two deaths – one in Bisceglie, province of Barletta-Andria-Trani, and another in Taranto, province of Taranto – both caused by falling trees or poles driven by the strong wind. A third person was injured in Margherita?di?Savoia, also in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani, after being struck by heavy objects that had been blown down
• The university campus in Bari, which accommodates both the Polytechnic and the University of Bari, was briefly evacuated after metal panels detached from the roofs of several buildings.
• Damage and disruptions to traffic were also reported, with almost all incoming flights to Bari diverted, most outbound flights cancelled, and the Ferrotramviaria train service on the route linking Bari Central Station to the airport temporarily suspended. Several parks, municipal gardens and cemeteries were closed as a precaution.
• Over the next 48?hours, isolated rainfall is forecast for the Apulia region.

14 Apr 2026  09:22 UTC.

• An earthquake of magnitude?5.7?M and a depth of?5?km occurred in western Nevada on?14?April at?01:29?UTC (13?April at?18:29 local time). The epicentre was located approximately?20?km east-southeast of Silver?Springs.
• The main shock was followed by more than 30 aftershocks, the largest of which reached magnitude?3.6?M.
• The USGS PAGER estimates that 5?000?people were exposed to strong shaking.
• According to media reports, no damage or casualties were recorded. The seismic event was felt across parts of western Nevada, especially in Reno, and in neighbouring California.

14 Apr 2026  09:22 UTC.

• Since?8?April, heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms, occasional hail, gusts of wind and landslides has been affecting the Dominican Republic, causing widespread flooding, fatalities and damage.
• According to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), as of?14?April, ten people have died in weather-related incidents, one person remains missing, 28?715 people have been displaced and a total of 30?500 people are affected.
• According to the Directorate of the Emergency Operations Center (COE) of the Government of the Dominican Republic, as of 12 April, twenty-six provinces are maintained at yellow-alert level for sudden urban and rural flooding, rising water levels in rivers, streams and ravines, as well as landslides.
• Over the next?24?hours, moderate to heavy rainfall, together with thunderstorms and gusty winds, will continue across several provinces nationwide.

14 Apr 2026  09:22 UTC.

• Tropical cyclone?SINLAKU is moving north-west over the northern Pacific Ocean towards the north-eastern coast of Saipan Island (northern Northern Mariana Islands). On?14 April at?00:00?UTC its centre was located approximately?120?km south-east of the eastern coast of Saipan, with maximum sustained winds of?250?km/?h.
• The cyclone is expected to continue north-west and to pass close to the northern coast of Saipan after?12:00?UTC on?14?April, with maximum sustained winds of up to?240?km/?h.
• According to FEMA, six shelters hosting?782?people are active in the Northern Mariana Islands, while seven shelters hosting?782?people are open in Guam. In addition, its passage through Micronesia (particularly Chuuk State) on?10–11?April caused the displacement of?100?people and resulted in widespread, serious damage on the islands of Weno, Tamatam, Piherarh, Onoun, Uman, Parem and Fanapanges.
• Over the next?48?hours very heavy rainfall, strong winds and storm surge are forecast for most of the Northern Mariana Islands, while heavy rainfall is expected over Guam for the next four days.