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Assigned to find the father of a ten—year—old girl found dead in surrey. sara sharif�*s body was found at her family home in woking in the early hours of the 10th august. those are some of your headlines. next, its life at 50 degrees: australia and mexico. this was first broadcast in 2021. oof, erm... surface temperatures at the moment somewhere between 87 and 95 degrees.

Astronomers have discovered a failed star that can't sustain nuclear fusion in its core, but is 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than the sun.

The weather phenomenon, a warming of ocean surface temperatures in the eastern and central Pacific, is already spurring natural calamities across the globe, with the stakes seen higher for emerging markets more exposed to swings in food and energy prices. Earlier in the day, Japan's weather bureau forecast the chances of an El Nino through the northern hemisphere winter at 90%. The World Meterological Organization had in May warned that the weather pattern could contribute to rising globa...

>> i would be a sweaty mess if i was in your shoes. those splash pads look like fun for those kids. george, thank you very much. its not just the surface temperatures causing concern. the intense heat is warming our oceans, particularly off the coast of southern florida. a temperature was recorded of 101 degrees this week. 101 degrees. were talking ocean temps the same as hot tubs. one wildlife conservationist raised concerns about these rising temperatures on marine life. heres jeff corwin. >...

Sea. the commanders new insights about that chinese spy balloon. and soccer fever as team usa goes for a three-peat at the world cup. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. by now even the hearty among us may be reaching their limits. not only is the crippling heat in many parts of the country not easing, it is expanding. let me walk you through it. the searing heat in the desert southwest where phoenix continues its record streak of days reachi...

But its not like this. >> reporter: across europe, people have been collapsing under the weight of the cerberus heat wave, named after the three headed dog from greek mythology that guards the underworld. in rome, tourists like bianca davis take in the mist of the fountain to stay cool. >> i dont know if im adjusting or if i just learned how to work around it better, but michigan, we get about six months of snow, so this is a lot. >> yes, we have been filling up our water as much as we possibly ...

Land, a bit entice, then melts. most of that he is absorbed by the earths oceans. most of the globes oceans anyway. most of that heat goes to the oceans. while the ocean has been warming for decades, this past ten years has in extreme and relatively sudden temperature increases. as we enter an el niño weather system pattern, a system of unusual high ocean surface temperatures, the impact on our heating oceans are becoming severe. the global average ocean temperature hit an all-time high in apri...

Surface temperatures and deep temperatures that are very warm in the ocean. then after that, the el nino, which warms the surface of the tropical pacific and it is going to be a moderate to potentially strong el nino. add that in the atlantic we have meteorological conditions, not necessarily driven by climate change, okay, these are just conditions that weaken high pressure in the atlantic, weaken the trade winds, and those are leading to a marine heat wave in the atlantic. there are pockets in...

To help cool down. a heatwave named after the 3—headed dog that guards the gates of hade5 in greek mythology is driving temperatures across southern europe to truly hellish levels. "well deliver 30,000 bottles of water today," says the head of the greek red cross. it was suffocating. i mean, were from washington, dc and we get a lot of heat there, but its not like this. the air temperature in italy could even top the all—time 48.8 celsius record next week and this satellite map of spain show...

Of the greek red cross. it was suffocating. i mean, were from washington, dc and we get a lot of heat there, but its not like this. the air temperature in italy could even top the all—time 48.8 celsius record next week and this satellite map of spain shows surface temperatures have reached 60 celsius in places. and temperature records have also been smashed in parts of canada, the us and china, at the same time arctic sea ice is at the lowest extent ever recorded. and there have been terrible ...