Extreme weather refers to significant deviations from the average weather patterns in a given area, resulting in conditions that can have severe impacts on the environment, infrastructure, and human health. This category includes events such as hurricanes, tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, heatwaves, blizzards, heavy rainfall, and droughts. Extreme weather events are characterized by their intensity, duration, and unusual occurrence, often leading to natural disasters that can disrupt daily life, cause property damage, and pose risks to safety. Climate change is believed to increase the frequency and severity of certain extreme weather events, amplifying their impact on communities and ecosystems.
The challenging Nordic terrain played a pivotal role in Rally Sweden, significantly impacting competitors like Adrien Fourmaux. Elfyn Evans showcased impressive speed and skill, leading the rally with five stage…