ADB provides $40 million loan to Bank Respublika for Azerbaijan agriculture
The funding aims to modernise farming techniques and support women-owned enterprises in rural areas facing climate challenges.
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The funding aims to modernise farming techniques and support women-owned enterprises in rural areas facing climate challenges.

A new western weather system will bring strong winds and thunderstorms to the province starting 28 October.

The race has been a staple of the calendar since 1997, but the event will move to Adelaide next year.
The weather outlook covers the period from October 22 to October 28, 2026, across Islamabad, Balochistan, and other regions.

The storm also killed three people in eastern Spain, where the government approved a 23.5 million euro aid package for reconstruction.

Current policies could lead to 2.8°C of warming this century, requiring a 69% emissions cut by 2040 and 320 billion tonnes of CO2 removed from the air.

The data provides a snapshot of water storage across major dams as Islamabad faces specific pollen counts and fluctuating city temperatures.

The city may see temperatures remain above seasonal averages throughout November, potentially delaying the transition to cooler autumn weather.
The record heat occurred as rainfall in Sindh remained 51% below normal and Balochistan saw a shortfall of 34% during the period.

While most of the country remains dry, residents in Sindh and Balochistan can expect mainly hot weather during the daytime.

Residents should prepare for gusty conditions, as maximum temperatures are forecast to stay between 33 and 35 degrees Celsius.

The technology's roots trace back to 1946 when dry ice was used as the first seeding agent.

Multiple natural hazards impact Asia and North America, requiring residents to take immediate precautions against severe weather and fires.

While the US National Hurricane Center predicted 8 to 14 named storms, current conditions suggest below-normal Atlantic activity.

Hurricane Polo struck the northern Pacific coast of Mexico, bringing maximum sustained winds of 110 mph, or 175 km/h, near Las Barrancas.