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under heat advisories or warnings. and incredible heat in the southern plains now makes its way into tennessee, ohio valley, to the northeast, larger populated cities antz the outlook for youall 6 nof next w is above average. wednesday expect 100 degrees in parts of the northeast and heat advisories for philadelphia, new york and boston which has declared a heat emergency. this issers heat and we re really concerned about those particularly with pre-existing respiratory conditions. reporter: cities from sacramento to d.c. offering cooling centers and splash parks. doctors say avoid the heat and drink plenty of fluids. wear loose fitting clothes, light clothing, things that are breathable such as cotton and linen. and keep well hydrated and wear wide brim hats and try to stay in the shade. reporter: one town in arkansas losing power following a wind storm when temperatures
thousands going to the beach, the southend on sea. but a warning: look out for those most vulnerable. short bursts in the sunshine, making sure they re covered top to toe in suncream, regular reapplications of that. and having light clothing on top as well. forecast is high temperatures for the foreseeable future. europe will have to enjoy or endure the heat for now. tim allman, bbc news. dr daniel kammen is an expert on climate change, and a professor at the university of california, berkeley. he had this explanation as to what was happening across europe. what we are seeing are two effects going on together. one is that we have warmed the planet by about 1.1 degrees celsius, which might not sound like a lot but it means that forests are drier, we have less moisture in the lower atmosphere, less moisture
heatwave is apparent. thousands heading to the beach, the southend on sea. but a warning: look out for those most vulnerable. short bursts in the sunshine, making sure they re covered top to toe in sun cream, regular reapplications of that. and having light clothing on top as well. forecast is high temperatures for the foreseeable future. europe will have to enjoy or endure the heat for now. tim allman, bbc news. how much can we actually read into all that? dr daniel kammen is an expert on climate change and a professor at the university of california, berkeley. he had this explanation as to what was happening across europe. what we are seeing are two effects going on together. one is that we have warmed the planet by about 1.1 degrees celsius, which might not sound like a lot but it means that forests are drier, we have less moisture in the lower