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World Earthquake Report for Friday, 2 October 2026
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Analysis has suggested that changes in the atmosphere will lead to more frequent conditions favorable for severe thunderstorms. According to recent studies there will be more damaging winds related to thunderstorms. The number of tornadoes and large hail is expected to remain at the same level as today.  Source: Climate change may increase the risk of severe thunderstorms
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