Typhoon Kalmaegi has devastated the Philippines and central Vietnam, killing at least 188 people and destroying homes, roads, and farmland. Scientists warn that climate change is fueling more powerful storms as rising sea temperatures pack more moisture into typhoons. Experts say such extreme weather events are becoming harder to predict and increasingly deadly, particularly in regions unprepared for their intensity. Kalmaegi’s destruction coincides with global climate talks in Brazil, highlighting the urgent need for action against greenhouse gas emissions.<br />#typhoonkalmaegi #typhoon #apt
