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Ураган «Поло» сформировался в восточной части Тихого океана в сентябре 2026 года.
Один из сильнейших ураганов в восточной части Тихого океана и сильнейший тропический циклон на Земле в 2026 году произошел в понедельник, 21 сентября. Об этом рассказал специалист центра погоды «Фобос» Михаил Леус в своем Telegram-канале.
Ураган получил название «Поло». Утром понедельника он был штормом и находился в 200 милях от тихоокеанского побережья Мексики, его скорость достигала 22 метров в секунду. Через сутки «Поло» превратился в ураган и достиг пятой категории интенсивности. Впоследствии скорость ветра превысила 80 метров в секунду, а давление в центре урагана достигло 669 миллиметров ртутного столба.

Bear attacks have killed 17 people in Russia's Siberian and Far Eastern districts in recent months. Factors including forest fires and poor pine nut harvests have driven bears into populated areas, leading to heightened-alert regimes in several regions.

The fight against wildfires continues in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. As of September 23, 35 fires were recorded in the region on a total area of 5,129 hectares. Previously, a state of emergency had already been introduced in the district due to the abnormally hot summer.

More than 451,000 people could die in the first half of the current cycle due to extreme heat caused by the intensified El Niño phenomenon. The phenomenon will affect more than 50 countries, with Nigeria, Indonesia, Sudan, India and Brazil being hit the hardest.

In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, more than 120 reports of bears entering populated areas in more than 15 districts have been registered. Six people became victims of predator attacks, and the brown bear population increased 2.5 times to 26 thousand individuals.

New cases of bear attacks on people have been recorded in Russia: a 39-year-old man was killed in Krasnoyarsk, two men in the Tomsk region and a watchman in the Kamchatka region were killed earlier. Restrictions have been introduced in a number of regions, including a curfew and a ban on visiting cemeteries with candy. Experts warn of a possible increase in the number of connecting rod bears due to problems in the hunting industry and poor food supply.

This season, bears began to come out more often to populated areas in Siberia and the Far East due to a lack of food in the taiga, a poor harvest of berries and pine nuts, forest fires and attraction by unauthorized landfills, regional departments reported.