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In Peru, intense storms with heavy rains, hail, and lightning strikes were recorded, causing severe consequences, especially in the southern part of the country.

The most affected region has been Arequipa, where the rainfall triggered violent flows of water, mud, and rocks.

Since Thursday afternoon, February 19, the storms caused severe urban flooding in districts such as Cayma, Yanahuara, Cercado, Mariano Melgar, Paucarpata, and Cerro Colorado. At least two fatalities have been confirmed: a woman swept away by mud and a man struck by lightning.
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Cars were swept away by a flash flood in Arequipa, Peru, after heavy rain this afternoon....​

https://twitter.com/x/status/2024630054597062928

People are being swept away by the torrents affecting Arequipa, Peru.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2024903442406223945

Shocking images of the rising waters, overflows, and floods this afternoon in Arequipa, Peru Overflowing torrents and vehicles swept away by powerful currents of water.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2024733070457274372

● Malaysia

Severe flooding following heavy rains in Paitan, Beluran District, Sabah, Malaysia. A total of 406 people (124 families) have been evacuated and are being housed in temporary relief centers.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2024840292424184008

 

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East coast US residents need to prepare to face another round of extreme winter.

“Potentially Worst Blizzard In Decade” Set To Hammer Mid-Atlantic And Northeast​

As of Sunday morning, 35 million people are under Blizzard Warning alerts from the Mid-Atlantic through New England, according to a post on X from the National Weather Service Prediction Center.

Meteorologists are already labeling the nor’easter as potentially historic and warn it could be the most intense blizzard to hit the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast in a decade.

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And the MSN article:

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