Yemen is experiencing a catastrophic humanitarian crisis intensified by severe flooding and extreme weather, affecting over 562,000 people. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has launched a USD 13.3 million appeal for urgent assistance as displaced families face cholera outbreaks and food insecurity amid damaged infrastructure. The Ma'rib Governorate has been particularly impacted, with over 21,000 households suffering from windstorm damage, while Hodeidah has reported a death toll of at least 109 due to recent floods. As the conflict between the Yemeni government and Houthi rebels continues, humanitarian efforts are hampered by the ongoing violence and deteriorating conditions. The floods have destroyed homes, health facilities, and access to clean water, further exacerbating the vulnerability of affected communities. Emergency relief efforts are ongoing, but the scale of destruction calls for immediate international support to mitigate the crisis.