In data: Wet weather turns wild as climate change bites

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Climate change turns wet weather into new hazard, as millions are disrupted and displaced by extreme wet weather.

According to the Global Water Monitor, Bangladesh’s wet weather is becoming “increasingly erratic”.

The low-lying nation, home to 180 million people, saw the highest daily rainfall in 17 years, with an average of 103 mm, up from its standard rain count of 70-80 mm per day.

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Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: SingaporeBangladeshBrazilIndiaNigerNigeriaSpain

Topics: Climate Heatwaves Climate risk Farming Extreme weather Crops Natural disasters Floods Food security Agriculture Inequality Emissions Typhoon Climate science Global warming

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Published On: 2025-01-19 @ 12:19:00 (1 days ago)

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