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🔴OUT NOW: WMO #StateOfClimate in Asia 2025 Dangerous heat, devastating rainfall, flooding & severe drought affected millions of people across Asia. Explore the climate indicators, extreme events, impacts & risks that defined Asia's climate in 2025:

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