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Barely any part of the region has been spared from these changes in weather patterns. here in the west of india, not only are we seeing higher temperatures during the summer, but during the rainy season for the past few years we have seen cyclones hitting this coast, which is extremely unusual, and many climate experts say that is because surface temperatures of the sea are rising. hundreds of miles from the coast, this is the indian state of assam. heavy rains arrived early, and with more feroc...

This man has moved away from his village to find food and water for his cattle. translation: i had 35 to 40 cows, about 15 of them died _ because there was no water. i suffered huge losses so i have now moved to another village, but its parched here as well. climate change could cause such extreme weather once every three years instead of 300, experts have warned. barely any part of the region has been spared from these changes in weather patterns. here in the west of india, not only are we seei...

And many climate experts say that is because surface temperatures of the sea are rising. hundreds of miles from the coast, this is the indian state of assam. heavy rains arrived early, and with more ferocity than normal. people used to seeing floods each year found themselves unprepared. river waters are expected to rise further. this country has a lot of experience saving people from natural disasters, but it now finds itself battling on too many fronts. yogita limaye, bbc news, india. and eint...

The west of india, not only are we seeing higher temperatures during the summer but during the rainy season for the past few years we have seen cyclones hitting the east coast which is extremely unusual. and many climate experts say that because surface temperatures of the sea are rising. hundreds of miles from the coast this is the indian state. heavy rains arrive early and with more ferocity than normal. people use to see floods each year found themselves unprepared. with the waters are expect...

As we brace for our first heat wave of the season, certain times of day and locations are warming faster than others. We take a look at why and how it can negatively affect you.

The destruction of kabul. now, on bbc news, its time foryourworld: life at fifty degrees centigrade. in episode four, we see how lives have been dramatically altered in mexico and australia by global warming. surface temperatures at the moment, somewhere between 87 and 95 degrees. so many people dont think that climate change is real.

It will be accumulating snowfall. we can handle that. the purple in eastern new york and parts of central and western massachusetts, northwestern connecticut, all under an ice storm warning, for the potential, half an inch, three-quarters of an inch of ice. thats the kind of weight that you will bring down power lines all over the place. and any untreated surfaces will be a mess and impossible to travel through, as we head through the next several hours and the remainder of today. further north,...

Further north, it is know. the radar picking up on, its falling as rain. the surface temperatures are below freezing. everything that falls is going to be caking on on contact there. theres a storm that moves east. by early tuesday morning, we deal with snow, heavy rain and gusty winds, as well. guys? >> ivan, thanks for that. iraqs prime minister, condemning the u.s. for a violation of sovereignty, after air strikes targeted iranian-backed militias. why the u.s. says that was necessary. (sens...

>> good morning. we have a mess on our hands. we have the ice storm across the northeast, that is developing into a huge event. we have a blizzard warning across the dakotas. there, its all snow because its all cold. it will be accumulating snowfall. we can handle that. the purple in eastern new york and parts of central and western massachusetts, northwestern connecticut, all under an ice storm warning, for the potential, half an inch, three-quarters of an inch of ice. thats the kind of weight ...

La Nina event is continuing, with no acute signs of softening. Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) remain below average in the central-eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean.