Record-breaking floods in north Queensland have turned deadly, with one woman drowning during a rescue operation as floodwaters continue to rise due to ongoing heavy rain. The Herbert River in Ingham is at 15m and rising, likely to surpass the 1967 record of 15.2m. The floods are linked to climate change, with the region experiencing extreme rainfall events and prolonged heavy rain from stationary tropical low weather systems.
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Re-routing, delays and squashy air corridors caused by Middle East war
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is impacting aviation, leading to airspace closures over Iran, Israel, and Russia, resulting in delays and route diversions for airlines like Emirates and Qatar Airways. While major carriers are adjusting flight paths, travelers are advised to remain calm, monitor their flights via official channels, and avoid independently canceling flights. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The ongoing war in the Middle East is causing some airplane routes...
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