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This time on weather world, im in scotland, the country that hosted the 2021 cop climate summit. and even though ive come to one of the coldest and snowiest parts of the country, the cairngorms ski area, it faces its own challenges as the world warms. ill be talking to the people whose livelihoods depend on winter snow here, even if sometimes they have to make it themselves. the factory produces four tonnes an hour, so in just under a month thats about 3000 tonnes. and im in london, where, like ...

Something were really planning for now and taking account of so we are ready as the climate becomes more extreme in future. there were some significant flash flooding in london in the summer. of course we saw those horrific scenes in the metro system in china. how much has this been an alarm call for tfl? we looked with real serious concern at what happened, notjust in china, but also closer to home in countries like germany, where we saw really extreme flooding. and i think that is a real wake�...

Thank you so much for showing us your operations here. have you ever wondered how easy it is to measure the depth of snow? its not quite as simple as you might think. i take a look at that later in the programme. now to the part of the world where weather extremes reached a new level in 2021. british columbia in western canada. in november, record rain as an atmospheric river of moisture from the pacific brought flash flooding to the same areas that only a few months earlier were in the grip of ...

Heights of severity in 2021. in europe injuly more than 200 people were killed, the greatest number here in germany where entire villages were wiped out after a stalled weather system produced phenomenal amounts of rain. and also injuly, frightening scenes from zhengzhou in china, where the floods that followed a years worth of rain in just three days trapped people in an underground metro system and on flooded trains. thankfully, on a far less extreme scale, the transport network here in london...

Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the holiday travel chaos on the roads and in the sky. hundreds of christmas eve and christmas day flights canceled. major airlines blaming staffing shortages due to omicron and bad weather. holiday plans across the country ruined. the tsa screening more than 2 million passengers today. more flight cancellations expected throughout the weekend, climb. long as covid cases - the deadly winter storm striking the west tonight, bringing a re...

As quickly as the rest of the world. and in our north its three times quicker. the science is clear. we must do more and faster. theres certainly an element of, you know, british columbia got very unlucky this year with the number of extreme events that have happened. but for me, these extremes are exactly what climate scientists have been warning us about. exactly as you said, hot extremes are going to become hotter. and wet extremes are going to become wetter. so this is what climate change lo...

Free sandbags are being offered at areas across the county ahead of this week’s storm. Here’s how to find a location near you.

Lord frost — the man in charge of the uks brexit negotiations — has resigned from boris johnsons government. the dutch prime minister has announced a tough new lockdown from monday — as the latest coronavirus at least 31 people have died and many remain missing in the philippines after typhoon rai hit the country on thursday. the storm, which affected the countrys southern provinces, packed sustained winds of 195 kilometres per hour and dumped heavy rain triggering flash flooding and lands...

Doubt injurors minds to avoid a conviction for their client, ghislaine maxwell. at least 33 people have died and many remain missing in the philippines after typhoon rai hit the country on thursday. the storm, which affected the countrys southern provinces, packed sustained winds of 195 kilometres per hour and dumped heavy rain triggering flash flooding and landslides. the typhoon has now left the philippines, moving westwards over the south china sea. the family of an indian student who was jai...