https://www.live-feeds.com/feed/nepal-s-collapsing-glacier-l-a-s-humid-heat-wave-a-supercharged-el-ni-o-why-does-the-weather-suddenly-feel-so-weirdContinuously updated, source-cited coverage. https://www.live-feeds.com/feed/nepal-s-collapsing-glacier-l-a-s-humid-heat-wave-a-supercharged-el-ni-o-why-does-the-weather-suddenly-feel-so-weirdhttps://www.live-feeds.com/feed/nepal-s-collapsing-glacier-l-a-s-humid-heat-wave-a-supercharged-el-ni-o-why-does-the-weather-suddenly-feel-so-weird#u52155Sun, 30 Aug 2026 07:55:43 +0000A glacier collapse in Nepal's Rasuwa region killed hundreds of people in August 2026. Scientists state the disaster resulted from a process decades in the making. The event occurred despite two reports issued five months prior that indicated the potential for such a disaster. This flood has increased international focus on the stability of glacial lakes in India and the Alps, while experts examine how a supercharged El Niño and climate change contributed to the instability.Why it mattersGlacial lake outburst floods occur when natural dams fail, releasing massive volumes of water downstrea