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After a dry summer, the first heavy rain of the season hit the Iraqi city of Erbil. In some areas of the city, hail also fell. This led to severe flooding, causing damage to vehicles and property. Streets and buildings were flooded, residents sought refuge on the rooftops. The authorities sent rescue teams to help the victims. Erbil, the capital of Kurdistan, is known for its poor sewerage and storm water systems, which often fail during heavy rains. Summers in the region are generally quite dry, with very little rainfall from May to November, and winters are usually rainy.

On October 28, at noon, a powerful tornado struck the Brazilian city of Porto Velho. The tornado was in the shape of a funnel-shaped cloud, the lower end of which touched the ground. A strong wind knocked down trees and damaged the roofs of several buildings. Power lines were also damaged. There is no final data on the amount of damage yet.

On the evening of October 9, a heavy storm with rain and hail hit the Libyan city of Misrata. The phenomenon was as fast as it was brutal. According to forecasters, thunderstorms were expected in the city, but the hail accompanying them surprised the inhabitants of Misrat. The weather changed dramatically and hail with strong gusts of wind hit the roofs of houses, cars and tore leaves from trees. At the moment, no injuries have been recorded. The city of Misrata is located in the northwest of Libya, on the Mediterranean coast. The third largest city in the country after Tripoli and Benghazi.

In the northern Italian region of Liguria, heavy rains caused floods and landslides, which closed roads and suspended local elections. Streams of water actually flooded the city of Pontinvrea, landslides occurred in several cities. Schools remained closed throughout the region on Monday. According to meteorologists, up to 457 millimeters of precipitation have fallen in the region in recent hours and the rains will last at least until tomorrow.

Flood in Savona, Liguria, Italy Natural disaster October 4, 2021 On Monday, October 4, torrential rains hit the Italian region of Liguria. As a result, the local rivers Letimbro, Bormida and Erro overflowed their banks and flooded the surrounding area. The most critical situation is in the province of Savona. Houses are flooded, streets are rivers of mud, people are trapped and unable to return to their homes. One of the bridges collapsed, the police blocked the flooded roads. The railway service has been stopped due to the formation of landslides. In the provinces of Genoa and Savona, the red alert has been extended until 6 am tomorrow. There is no information about the amount of damage and victims yet. Forecasters note that the number of natural disasters in Italy is increasing. Rising temperatures have increased the likelihood of extreme weather events around the world, and their impact on Italy could intensify in the coming years.

Tropical cyclone Shaheen in Oman Natural disaster October 3, 2021 On Sunday, October 3, tropical cyclone Shaheen hit the northern coast of Oman. When the cyclone's eye crossed the coast, the wind speed was about 150 kilometers per hour, and the waves rose up to 10 meters. Oman's capital Muscat has been hit particularly hard by high winds and floods. Streets turned into rivers, hundreds of cars were trapped in water. The local airport was suspended. More than 5,000 people were relocated to about 80 shelters set up in the affected provinces. Rescue services are working hard to cope with the aftermath of the disaster. The country's armed forces are also taking part in the rescue operation. They continue to rescue people trapped in floods, as well as rebuilding damaged roads to bring aid to areas in need. Oman was last hit by such a strong cyclone in 2007, when cyclone Gonu hit. It was recorded as the strongest cyclone ever to pass through the Arabian Sea. The damage then amounted to billions of dollars.