Torrential Rains, Landslides Kill 13 in Colombia Amid Unprecedented Weather

• At least 13 people died across Colombia due to rare torrential rain and landslides this week.
• A cold front from North America caused a surge in rainfall, with last month's levels 64% above average.
• Seven fatalities occurred in Narino department when a rain-swollen stream triggered a landslide, burying houses.
• Before the Narino incident, six others died in weather-related events across the country.
• Officials attribute the unpredictable weather and amplified effects to climate change disrupting traditional wet and dry periods.