Doha at 36°C While Moscow Sits Near Freezing in Fog
A 38-degree gap separates Doha's 36°C afternoon from Moscow's overnight -2°C, while Miami and Athens take the heaviest rain of the day.
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A 38-degree gap separates Doha's 36°C afternoon from Moscow's overnight -2°C, while Miami and Athens take the heaviest rain of the day.
Read the storyA 35-degree gap separates hot Gulf afternoons from Moscow's cold night, while heavy rain soaks Bangkok, Colombo and Miami over the next 24 hours.
Read the storyKathmandu takes the heaviest rain of the day while the Gulf stays hot near 36°C. Phoenix is unusually wet and northern Europe turns cold and grey.
Read the storyHeavy rain drenches Singapore while Karachi and Jeddah bake at 37°C, and Europe and North America start the day with a chill. Here is the world picture.
Read the storyRain is the main story across the UK today, heaviest in western Scotland, with strong winds around Aberdeen. The Midlands stays mostly sunny and dry.
Read the storyKarachi, Mumbai and Jeddah reach 37°C while Seoul dips to 1°C overnight. Istanbul and Miami face the day's heaviest rain and strongest winds.
Read the storyHeavy rain arrives in Miami on Monday and peaks on Tuesday 27 October, with about 48.7 mm over three days, before easing from Wednesday.
Read the storyTropical cyclone ARNAB-26 has a Red alert in the North Indian basin, with about 3 million people in India exposed to hurricane-strength winds. Here is what we know.
Read the storyThree cities hit 37°C today while Reykjavík sees snow or sleet. Miami has the heaviest rain, and Japan and Greece are also wet.
Read the storyTropical Storm TWO-26 is active in the North Indian basin with maximum winds of 120 km/h. An Orange alert is in place, with India the only country named.
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