Recent deadly floods across Central Europe have been attributed to climate change, which has reportedly doubled the likelihood of such catastrophic weather events. With historic rainfall inundating multiple countries, experts are warning that these 'once-in-a-century' floods are becoming increasingly common due to global warming. A series of studies indicate that the extreme rain witnessed in September was exacerbated by wetter air resulting from climate change, heightening the risk of floods not only in Europe but also across several continents. As authorities grapple with the immediate consequences, the situation remains dire for millions affected by the chaos brought on by increasingly erratic weather patterns.