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Record temperatures have been shattered in Honduras, the United States, and Indonesia, contrasting with hailstones the size of eggs in China and 31 cm of snow in Siberia. Extreme weather events highlight stark regional disparities across the globe this week.
A record-breaking and deadly heatwave is sweeping across South Asia, pushing temperatures to dangerous levels, disrupting daily life for hundreds of millions, and raising alarms about the resilience of one of the world's most populous regions. Countries including India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh have reported temperatures far above seasonal averages, with some areas reaching 45-50 degrees Celsius. Scientists link the extreme events to human-induced climate change, and experts warn the worst may still be ahead.
