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South Korea's meteorological agency has updated its weather warning system for the first time in 18 years, adding a new top-tier 'extreme heat emergency' alert category. The framing attributes this to climate change altering the country's traditional seasonal patterns, with the government preparing for a 'new reality' of intensified summer heat.

A search and rescue operation for two missing Singaporean hikers continues at Mount Dukono in Indonesia, with ongoing volcanic eruptions and adverse weather conditions impeding rescue efforts as of May 10.

Malaysia is implementing cloud seeding to combat drought in its northern rice-growing region, where dry conditions have caused farmers to miss planting deadlines and raised concerns about rice supply. Agriculture Minister Mohamad Sabu attributes the crisis to prolonged dry weather, low rainfall, and reduced water reserves.

A Hong Kong hiker died in Japan's Northern Alps after becoming stranded with another Hong Kong man during May weather conditions. A veteran mountaineer warns that warmer lowland temperatures in May create a false sense of safety while alpine conditions remain dangerous with risks of snowstorms, high winds, and freezing temperatures.

Chipotle is expanding its drone delivery program to additional cities using weather-resistant drones. The article reports on the operational capabilities of these delivery vehicles without providing specific expansion details, timelines, or locations.

South Africa's CoGTA Minister Velenkosini Hlabisa has issued a public warning urging citizens to exercise caution following severe weather warnings from the South African Weather Service. The article reports on an official government advisory regarding weather safety.

The government has announced plans to cut 240 positions (30%) at the National Meteorological Service. Workers are warning that flights and emergency alerts will be affected by these cuts.