California is still on fire, Bangladesh under water and other events in the World

Wildfires continue to rage in California. The 3 largest of them at the moment, the so-called Dixie, Bridge and Caldor fires. The Dixie fire has continued for almost 2 months now, and has become the largest wildfire in the history of the state. Local authorities faced a devastating blaze that engulfed more than 215,000 hectares.
To date, the fires have been localized to only 45 percent of the total area engulfed in flames. More than 5600 specialists work on extinguishing.
2:17 - About 30% of Bangladesh's territory was under water due to flooding caused by monsoon rains.
Some parts of the country have been flooded for more than a month now, with the inhabitants of the lowlands being the worst. Moreover, in the northern part of the country and in the area around the capital Dhaka, the situation may worsen.
More than 8 million people have been affected by the disaster, according to the National Emergency Coordination Center. The water level in 14 rivers exceeded dangerous values, including in the Brahmaputra - by 60 cm.
Bangladesh has faced a similar rampant disaster in the past. In 1998, 47% of the country's territory was under water, in 2007 - 39%.
4:42 - Huge black clouds were observed by residents of the Canadian province of Ontario. Then a thunderstorm and hail with rain hit Ontario. On average, hailstones were 1 to 2 inches in size, with some reaching the size of a tennis ball. The hail has caused great damage to the economy, the exact amount is still being calculated.
6:30 - Just for fun.