Event Response

Early April 2025 saw torrential rains battering down across the South and Midwest USA just after a slew of storms in March. A Category 5 atmospheric river was behind the destructive floods and wind, which resulted in deaths across seven states – Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana and Mississippi.

Monsoon-like weather where tropical moisture surges, coupled with ex-Tropical Cyclone Diane, caused flooding in central and southwestern parts of Queensland, Australia.

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred is the seventh named storm of the Australian cyclone season and made landfall along Australia's east coast significantly impacting southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales.

Early in February, torrential rain inundated several parts of North Queensland in Australia, leading to hundreds of evacuations in Townsville, Cardwell and Ingham, power outages and the collapse of the Ollera Creek Bridge.

In late October 2024, Spain experienced catastrophic flooding, particularly affecting the eastern regions of Valencia, Murcia, and Castilla-La Mancha. The deluge resulted in significant loss of life, with at least 227 fatalities.

Hurricane Milton has emerged as one of the most significant hurricanes in recent history. As it made its way across Florida it left behind widespread destruction and devastation.