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Across the continent, countries are sweltering. these are the temperatures are expected this week, but forecasters believe next week, just as many brits land on holiday, it could reach as high as 45 degrees in parts of italy and greece. on the streets of athens, people are already feeling the effects of temperatures in the high 30s, prompting the greek government to unveil emergency measures to shield the public from the effects. italy, which recorded the highest temperatures of 38.8 degrees in ...

Would. but what i like about that of the contrast, one of the knocks on desantis, he is not able to communicate and relate with people as well as president trump. president trump to do what he did there this morning if he does more than that that 30-point domain 38.8 will grow. you dont find the candidates that do just that, tim scott will attract the canada but interesting to see how he pulls as well. president trump you have to give him kudos for this morning. >> kayleigh: retail politics is t...

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We are going to look at the weather right now. we are looking across europe at some serious temperatures. that�*s right. good morning. some unseasonably high temperatures. heatwave conditions across spain, portugal, the north—west of africa. morocco, portugaland portugal, the north—west of africa. morocco, portugal and spain have all broken yesterday at their all—time april temperature records. cordoba got up to 38.8 degrees. temperatures like this we would normally expect to see intojul...

We will focus on the uk in minutes but we have had the heatwave in spain causing a of distress. thats riuht. spain causing a of distress. thats right. unseasonably _ spain causing a of distress. thats right. unseasonably hot _ spain causing a of distress. thats right. unseasonably hot not - spain causing a of distress. thats right. unseasonably hot notjust l spain causing a of distress. thats| right. unseasonably hot notjust in spain but also in portugal and morocco. all three countries broke re...

Have beaten the record today as far as the temperature goes for april. the spanish met service reports 38.8 celsius because the heat has been coming in from africa. our current of air is actually coming out of the azores. its a fairly warm direction but nowhere near as hot. how about the bank holiday weekend? expecting scattered showers, some heavy, sunny spells often with showers but it is going to stay this programme continues on bbc one. is extended for another 72 hours. the race to get out o...

Happening every year to something here, happening every, say, 10,000 years. now, weve got some lines on here that were interested in looking at. so tell me more about what this shows and essentially the result of your study. the stars that you see on the plots are the maximum temperatures observed every year at the station, at this particular weather station. so, the red line here represents the distribution for the world we live in, which is the current climate. and then what we did is we essen...

Now, weve got some lines on here that were interested in looking at. so tell me more about what this shows and essentially the result of your study. the stars that you see on the plots are the maximum temperatures observed every year at the station, at this particular weather station. so, the red line here represents the distribution for the world we live in, which is the current climate. and then what we did is we essentially shifted this distribution to represent a world without climate change...

Youve got the temperature and then along the bottom youve got years. so its basically the chance of something happening every certain number of years from, well, down here, it would be happening every year to something here, happening every, say, 10,000 years. now, weve got some lines on here that were interested in looking at. so tell me more about what this shows and essentially the result of your study. the stars that you see on the plots are the maximum temperatures observed every year at th...

A world without climate change, and that would be about 1.2 degrees celsius cooler. and that is what is shown by this blue line. now, the magenta line was the temperature that we saw this year at the weather station, and that was about 38.8 degrees celsius. what we should be looking at is the point where the magenta line intersects with either of these lines. for the red line, which is the current world, we see that this point intersects somewhere there and that comes to about 600 years. now, wh...