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13102
GEZANI-26 - Copernicus EMS activation
Pubdate:
2/23/2026 9:15:00 AM
[EMSR867] Tropical Cyclone GEZANI-26 in Madagascar
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13101
GEZANI-26 - Copernicus EMS activation
Pubdate:
2/22/2026 9:20:09 AM
[EMSR867] Tropical Cyclone GEZANI-26 in Madagascar
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2/20/2026 6:22:04 PM
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2/24/2026 6:22:04 PM
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13094
France - Severe weather and floods (ECHO 22 Feb 2026)
Pubdate:
2/20/2026 11:06:13 AM
Since 18 February, a storm has lashed south-west France, from Brittany to Normandy, bringing heavy rainfall, flooding, and strong winds. The storm has caused widespread disruptions, including power outages, traffic delays, and structural damage.
In Chalonnes-sur-Loire, one person is missing after a boat capsized on the Loire River, while two others were rescued. Over 2 000 homes in Saintes were flooded, and 4 200 households in Dordogne lost power on 19 February. Rail services were disrupted in western and southern regions, particularly in Périgueux and Bordeaux, where riverside markets were cancelled. Schools and kindergartens closed, while emergency shelters opened for the homeless. Several vehicles were also damaged in Rochefort
Weather conditions will improve as of today, with some light shower and low cumulative rainfall until 25 February.
Further rain is expected over the next 48 hours along France’s Atlantic coast, particularly in Brittany, with isolated showers in southern Nouvelle-Aquitaine on 20 February. Three departments (Loire-Atlantique, Charente-Maritime, and Maine-et-Loire) remain on red flood alert, while 14 others along the coast are under orange alert for flooding and storm surge risks.
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2/20/2026 11:07:05 AM
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2/21/2026 9:30:05 AM
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13095
Floods and flash flood alerts in the last 24 hours (ECHO 22 Feb 2026)
Pubdate:
2/20/2026 11:06:13 AM
Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Warning level 1/1 for Vrioštica and the Tihaljina-Mlade-Trebižat flood area.
Bulgaria:
Flash-flood warning 2/3 for Smolyan, Blagoevgrad, Kurdzhali, Pazardzhik and Stara Zagora regions.
France:
Threshold levels 2/3 or 3/3 for Laïta (29), Blavet (56), Vilaine amont (35), Seiche (35), Vilaine médiane (35), Basses Vallées Angevines (49), Loir aval (72), Loire aval (44, 49), Loire estuaire (44), Loire saumuroise (49), Sarthe amont (61, 72), Mayenne (53), Bandiat - Tardoire (16), Boutonne amont (17), Charente amont (16), Charente moyenne (16), Charente aval (17), Sèvre niortaise aval (17, 85), Seudre (17), Vienne limousine (16, 87), Adour des barthes (40), Confluence Adour - Nive (40, 64), Confluence Garonne - Dordogne (33), Estuaire Gironde (17, 33), Garonne girondine (33), Midouze (40), Garonne marmandaise (47), Gimone - Save (31, 32, 82).
Germany:
Warning level 2/4 for several locations in Bayern.
Greece:
Warning level 2/3 for the Thraki, East Makedonia, North East Aegean Islands, Ionion Islands, Epirus, West and East Sterea, Evvoia, West Peloponisos and Attiki regions.
Italy:
Warning level 2/3 for the Calabria region.
Spain:
Threshold level 2/3 for 5 stations and 3/3 for 5 stations in the Duero basin. Threshold level 2/3 for 1 station in Mino Sil basin.
Ukraine:
Threshold level 2/3 on the Inhul river; warning level 2/3 for the Pivdennyi Bug basin.
United Kingdom:
Warning level 2/3 for 68 locations in England.
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2/20/2026 11:07:05 AM
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2/21/2026 9:30:05 AM
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13096
USA - Wildfires (ECHO 22 Feb 2026)
Pubdate:
2/20/2026 11:06:13 AM
Since 17 February, three major wildfires have been burning across Oklahoma in the south-central United States, forcing evacuations and causing significant damage.
Wildfires are also affecting other States such as Texas, Arkansas, Kansas and New Mexico.
The wildfires in Oklahoma have burned more than 122 000 hectares and destroyed over 400 homes. A combination of high temperatures, low humidity and strong winds exceeding 100 km/h has fuelled the spread of the wildfires.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) confirms evacuations of 771 people from Beaver county, 2 000 from Woodward county and 400 from areas affected by the Texas/Beaver county fire, with media reports indicating four injuries in Beaver county and the destruction of several buildings.
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) Global Wildfire Information System (GWIS) forecasts high to extreme fire danger in Oklahoma over the next 24 hours, decreasing to moderate to high by 21 February.
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2/20/2026 11:07:05 AM
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2/21/2026 9:30:05 AM
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