Meteorologists Warn: Severe Heat in Egypt and Turkey, Floods in Syria

The website "Global" reported that meteorologists warned of floods in various regions around the world, including Syria, and severe heat and drought in places such as Egypt and Turkey, continuing the trend of climate change. The site noted that "climate change is not just news we report or warnings issued by environmental organizations, but a real threat looming over the planet." It highlighted that "temperatures in Syria recorded record numbers over the past two days, exceeding the average by 10-15 degrees Celsius, reaching 37 degrees Celsius in Tartus governorate." In Syria, meteorologists warned of potential floods in the southeastern region of the country, including the rural areas of Damascus, Sweida, Deir ez-Zor, Al-Bukamal, and the Jazira region, according to "Russia Today."