Armenia joined the EU “Magnitsky” list Radar Armenia
Day: December 24, 2023
As part of her visit to Azerbaijan, Executive Director of the United Nations Human Settlements Program (UN-Habitat) Maimunah Mohd Sharif has held a meeting on Current Challenges in Building Sustainable Cities with students studying urban planning, architecture and engineering at ADA, Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction and Baku Engineering University.
SYDNEY — Large swaths of Australia on Sunday sweated through heat wave conditions as authorities warned of a high bushfire risk in many parts of the country’s vast Western Australia state.
The nation’s weather forecaster on Sunday issued heat wave alerts for the state and neighboring Northern Territory, warning temperatures in some regions could hit around 45 degrees Celsius.
In Perth, the capital of Western Australia, the nation’s largest state, a maximum temperature of 35 C was forecast for Sunday, more than five degrees above the December mean, forecaster data showed.
Australia’s east is scorching due to El Nino, a climate pattern in which unusually warm Pacific Ocean temperatures cause heat waves, cyclones, droughts and wildfires.
In Western Australia, more than 20 bushfires were burning on Sunday, the state’s emergency services agency said on its website, including an uncontrolled one near Pemberton, a town of around 5,000 residents, about 320 kilometers south of the state capital Perth.
State authorities on Sunday warned of a high fire danger for many parts of Western Australia, a mining state covering the western third of the Australian continent.
SYDNEY — Large swaths of Australia on Sunday sweated through heat wave conditions as authorities warned of a high bushfire risk in many parts of the country’s vast Western Australia state.
The nation’s weather forecaster on Sunday issued heat wave alerts for the state and neighboring Northern Territory, warning temperatures in some regions could hit around 45 degrees Celsius.
In Perth, the capital of Western Australia, the nation’s largest state, a maximum temperature of 35 C was forecast for Sunday, more than five degrees above the December mean, forecaster data showed.
Australia’s east is scorching due to El Nino, a climate pattern in which unusually warm Pacific Ocean temperatures cause heat waves, cyclones, droughts and wildfires.
In Western Australia, more than 20 bushfires were burning on Sunday, the state’s emergency services agency said on its website, including an uncontrolled one near Pemberton, a town of around 5,000 residents, about 320 kilometers south of the state capital Perth.
State authorities on Sunday warned of a high fire danger for many parts of Western Australia, a mining state covering the western third of the Australian continent.