The next storm in the Atlantic will be called Dolly (but it's not because of Parton)

The next tropical storm to receive a name in the Atlantic basin will be called Dolly, in a particularly unusual coincidence that comes right after the death of American singer Dolly Parton, at age 80.

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Nepal warns of new flood: river blocked by debris forms lake at risk of bursting

Nepalese authorities issued an alert after the formation of a debris lake that blocked a river in the Melamchi region, northeast of Kathmandu. The artificial lake has already reached the size equivalent to about 15 football fields and continues to rise, representing a significant risk of rupture that could cause a devastating flood in the downstream villages. Emergency teams are on maximum alert and preventive evacuation orders have been issued for nearby communities.

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Torrential rains and floods leave more than 380,000 people under alert in Japan

Torrential rains caused floods in several areas in central Japan, leaving roads blocked and residents trapped in homes and vehicles. Japanese authorities issued evacuation warnings for more than 380,000 people due to the high risk of further floods and landslides.

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The weather and sea water temperature in the Algarve this Friday (August 28)

This Friday, August 28, the Algarve presents favorable weather conditions for beach activities and coastal leisure. The forecast indicates high temperatures and good weather conditions, with detailed information about sea water temperature in the Algarve region. The content aims to provide readers with practical data to plan their day on the southern Portuguese coast.

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Partial lunar eclipse: the last eclipse of the year is coming

The article explains that a lunar eclipse occurs when Earth positions itself between the Sun and the Moon, casting its shadow on the lunar surface, happening only during the Full Moon and being observable with the naked eye. It is mentioned that this will be the last eclipse of the year.

Público27/08/26, 15:27