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Environment·Google News - Climate·8/26/2026, 10:19:00 PM·
How Rising Temperatures Likely Contributed to Nepal’s Deadly Flood - WIRED
Nepal experienced deadly flooding, with rising temperatures believed to be a contributing factor. Climate change and warmer conditions may have intensified rainfall patterns, leading to severe flooding that resulted in casualties. The disaster highlights the growing impact of global warming on extreme weather events in mountainous regions.
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