(2 Sep 2025)
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ARCHIVE: Pekalongan, Indonesia – 22 January 2025
1. Various of landslide area with damaged car after flooding
2. Various of villagers evacuating
3. Various of area after flooding created landslide
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ARCHIVE: Kilifi County, Kenya – 5 October 2022
4. Man digging for water and dead livestock during drought in Horn of Africa
5. Various of dead livestock
6. Birds eating livestock remains
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ARCHIVE: Veracruz, Mexico – 16 June 2024
7. Close of fan
8. Various of elderly woman trying to cool down at her home in downtown Veracruz
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Geneva, Switzerland – 1 September 2025
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9. SOUNDBITE (English) Wilfran Moufouma Okia, Head of climate prediction, World Meteorological Organization
"La Nina is the natural cooling of the tropical equatorial ocean as a result it shifts the weather pattern in different places, mainly in the tropics, but not only. Now when we have La Nina, what tends to happen in some regions, let’s say Australia, let’s say West Africa, and let’s say Colombia, it corresponds with wet conditions in other places like the southern part of the United States it corresponds to a drought condition."
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ARCHIVE: Feni, Bangladesh – 24 August 2024
10. Boat on street, people moving through flooded street
11. Pan from truck loaded with drinking water to people on flooded street
12. People walking through flooded street
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ARCHIVE: Progreso, Mexico – 8 October 2024
13. Various of wind and rain, palm trees during Hurricane Milton
14. Various of wind and rain pelting pier
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Geneva, Switzerland – 1 September 2025
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15. SOUNDBITE (English) Wilfran Moufouma Okia, Head of climate prediction, World Meteorological Organization
"In the recent past if we repeat 2022 when we had the last strong La Nina event it corresponded with flooded conditions over Indonesia over Australia and other parts where, the signal of La Nina normally translates into wet conditions. So essentially in areas which are likely to be affected by flood when there is La Nina, the floods are strong."
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ARCHIVE: Mangwe, Zimbabwe – 21 March 2024
16. Wide of a dried up maize farm
17. Women collecting water from well
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Geneva, Switzerland – 1 September 2025
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18. SOUNDBITE (English) Wilfran Moufouma Okia, Head of climate prediction, World Meteorological Organization
"We need to be cautious here because the one thing our report is doing is to indicate when La Nina is likely to emerge. But what we need to, clarify is how strong will be La Nina. We don’t know yet because it’s too early to try to give an indication of the strength. Because depending on the strength, although every La Nina event has its own consequences, but if we are facing a strong, medium or a weak (La Nina) the response will be different or the impact will be different."
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ARCHIVE: Thinadhu, Vaavu Atoll, Maldives – 6 October 2021
19. Frame panning downwards to underwater to corals
20. Various fish swimming in the same reef where corals have lost their colours due to bleaching
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Geneva, Switzerland – 1 September 2025
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21. SOUNDBITE (English) Wilfran Moufouma Okia, Head of climate prediction, World Meteorological Organization
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ARCHIVE: Roda de Ter, Catalonia, Spain – 20 March 2023
22. Drone shot of dry cracked earth to tilt up of emptied reservoir +MUTE+
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Geneva, Switzerland – 1 September 2025
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