Heavy rains and snowfall in Afghanistan have caused flash floods, resulting in at least 17 deaths and 11 injuries. The severe weather, which ended a prolonged dry spell, disrupted daily life across multiple regions, damaged infrastructure, and affected approximately 1,800 families. Officials reported that a family of five was among the victims due to a roof collapse. Afghanistan's vulnerability to extreme weather is exacerbated by conflict, poor infrastructure, and climate change, worsening the ongoing humanitarian crisis.