631 claims on this topic checked by other fact-checking organisations. Topics are sorted by the words in each claim and cover English-language checks.
Vera Files says: The FB Reel showed 18 clips, mostly about digitally-inserted storms and tornadoes, and clips of flooding in other countries. Two out of the 18 clips were about heavy rains in the UAE in August 2023.
FACTLY says: The viral video predates the Kerala landslides, as it surfaced in mid-July 2024, while the landslides were first reported at the end of July 2024. Furthermore, earlier this week, Rahul Gandhi visited the landslide-affec…
FACTLY says: These visuals are old and not related to the recent floods that occurred in Italy in May and June of 2024. Some of these visuals are from Japan, while others depict floods in Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
FACTLY says: Both video clips are old and unrelated to the 2024 Assam floods. The bridge collapse video was filmed in Indonesia in April 2021 during a flood in the Kambaniru River. The second clip featuring a train getting overturne…
FactCheck.org says: The senator acknowledged in November 2022 that “climate change is certainly happening,” which was a few months after he said there was no “climate crisis” and questioned how much humans contribute to the changing climate
FACTLY says: These visuals are not related to the recent floods in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh in June and July of 2024. A few of these images are from Japan, while others depict floods in India, but they are old and unrelated …
PolitiFact says: Video footage showing a large tornado towering over a strip mall and other buildings was shared online before Hurricane Beryl formed as a tropical depression in June 2024.
Vera Files says: The five photos were taken in China's Fujian province during the onslaught of Typhoon Megi in 2016.
FACTLY says: This is a short clip from his longer interview he gave to a YouTube channel named ‘The Fourth Estate’taken and shared out of context. In the original interview, he expressed his views on a question posed by the intervie…
FACTLY says: The incident in the viral video is not from Rajasthan. The same video was uploaded on a Pakistani YouTube news channel ‘DawnNews’, on 30 May 2018, indicating that the incident was from Karachi.
Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: Fact Crescendo Cambodia found out the claim mentioned earlier is false. The pictures of fish reeling in a supermarket were not what happened in Dubai City after the flood. The pictures were captured from a video of fish…
FACTLY says: The footage is from the flash floods in Saudi Arabia in the year 2018. These visuals are not related to the 2024 Dubai floods.