More than 200 people are killed due to a flash flood in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

The storm made landfall as a post-tropical cyclone in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

There is a crisis of mammoth proportions for Europe, worse than inflation, worse than the energy crisis. Europe is experiencing a kind of drought not experienced in 500 years, and the European economy is taking a further beating as a result.

Flash floods have hit several Iranian provinces, killing dozens of people and causing extensive damage.

Grappling with heavy downpours and record-breaking floods, people in eastern Australia are becoming increasingly exasperated over slow relief and recovery efforts. 

Californians are scrambling for fresh water as taps and wells run dry amid the severe drought across the West that is causing many problems.

The death toll from devastating floods in Europe has soared to at least 126 on Friday, most in western Germany where emergency responders were frantically searching for missing people.