IThe journey was hit by the most dangerous sandstorm in 2025 this week, when a blue sky turned into an orange fog. The vision fell to less than half a mile, causing travel disturbances, with two major flights, and the streets in Basra, the largest city in southern Iraq, deserted. The problems of the respiratory system sent thousands to the hospital. The storm also affected KuwaitAs wind storms exceeded 50 miles per hour, and the vision in some areas shrunk to zero.
This huge cloud arose dust in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia before it was detonated Iraq. While dirt storms are common in Iraq, the climate crisis is expected to intensify all over the region in the future, and is fed by desertification in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Syria.
Meanwhile, the former hurricane was fully exposed to the beating of the northern parts of the northern island in New Zealand, where it revolves in the Sea of Tasman, causing widespread damage, including power outages, fallen trees, submerged roads and delaying flight at Oakland Airport. The storm, which was first struck on Wednesday evening, brought wind storms to more than 80 miles per hour in Cape Ringa on the northern end of the island, which is the strongest registration there since 2017.
Tropical hurricanes are formed on the warm ocean water, as the rising air creates strong winds and heavy rain. When they move the cooler water, they become previous tropical hurricanes. Although the orbital energy source is lost, it remains strong because it acquires energy from the difference in the atmosphere, grows in size and brings heavy rain and strong winds on large areas.
The winds, rain and thunderstorms affected several areas, where the totals of rain reach 200 mm in Koremandl, near Auckland, and Tasman, in the north of the southern island. More warnings were issued from the harsh weather with the continued move to the south, which disrupts the weekend for Easter by delaying sporting events.
Meanwhile, Storm Hans, the largest European wind season, 2024-25, has created the Alps since Thursday, causing widespread turmoil throughout northern Italy, South Switzerland and southeast France With the approaching weekends of the Easter. The French Tignes Resort for skiing was forced to close, along with the nearby roads, as the accumulation of snow reached one meter.
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Another meter is expected to fall at least after the storm. Common ski areas such as Val D’Asère, Chamonix and Les Menuires have seen thick snowfall. A 5 -level warning was issued to collapse in the worst areas, while heavy rains caused landslides and floods at lower altitudes, with the closure of roads and railways as a result.
