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Western new england just getting pounded. so thats whats going on in that part of the northeast today. in part of the southwest today, of course, it is the killing heat. it was 110 degrees in phoenix, arizona, today. and, you know, maybe that doesnt sound crazy. maybe that sounds kind of normal for this time of year. look, its the tenth day in a row that temperatures have been at or above 110 degrees in phoenix. its on track to be the longest and worst heat wave on record. the heat wave has been...

The temperature of the ocean. the sheer ocean temperatures across the whole globe have been warming at a faster pace than they have at any previous known year. the average surface temperature of the ocean off the florida keys this time of year is usually in the 80s. because of the heat wave, were now seeing surface temperatures of around 96 degrees in the ocean around the florida keys. 96 degree ocean temperatures. for context, the average hot tub can be heated somewhere around 100 degrees. its ...

Has been very warm. when you average all of the temperatures, the surface temperatures around the world, the third was the hottest day on record until july 4th becoming, jericka, the hottest day on record across the earth. >> jericka: wow, thank you, chris. well, we turn now to the latest wave of deadly gun violence in the united states. nationwide 21 people have been killed and 124 injured in mass shootings in just the first five days of this month. today the suspect accused of killing five peo...

The spike in cyclone activity in the Arabian Sea is meticulously linked to rising ocean temperatures and increased moisture availability as an effete of global warming. The most recent example is Cyclone Mocha, which strengthened to the level of a severe cyclone, and the youngest one is the Biprojoy Cyclone, ready to pummel the Arabian Sea.

The spike in cyclone activity in the Arabian Sea is meticulously linked to rising ocean temperatures and increased moisture availability as an effete of global warming. The most recent example is Cyclone Mocha, which strengthened to the level of a severe cyclone, and the youngest one is the Biprojoy Cyclone, ready to pummel the Arabian Sea.

North at eight miles per hour, taking on warm ocean waters. we are talking about surface temperatures in the mid 80s. that is fuel for the system. one thing we can hope, for we get some up welling as it slows down. so the cooler waters get pulled back to the surface and there is some sense in the way of getting some weakening. but again, very warm waters, very likely for it to happen. over the next 24 hours, we can expect the landfall sometime wednesday. with wind speeds of 145 miles per hour ro...

Global average surface temperature above preindustrial levels. and by 2014i dont think above preindustrial levels. and by 20141 dont think we have had a year 2014i dont think we have had a year since 2014 when it has been below1 degrees so it has gradually been getting warmer and the last three years we have been under la nina conditions in the pacific ocean, tropical pacific, which tends to suppress the global average surface temperatures, so we go back to about 2016 to get the previous warmest...

As the nation’s only Arctic state, Alaska faces unique challenges and environmental conditions unlike anywhere else in the United States. Faculty and students at the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) continue to drive research that tackles regional challenges in practical ways, such as studying how temperature affects metal corrosion in the Arctic or the effects of tire rubber contamination on salmon mortality.

El Nino episodes, irrespective of 'evolving' or 'standard', usually result in spoiling Indian Monsoon. Rainfall over South Asia and Southeast Asia covering India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia and West Pacific ring countries bear the risk of deficient rains during monsoon season.

Loud that, you know, we might need to escape from where we live. but it gives you some sense of security that you are preparing things and that things are there and ready to go if needs be. it was a similar story across the continent, which experienced its worst drought for 500 years. some of europes mightiest rivers hit record low water levels, including the danube, the rhine and the loire, as the uk, germany and spain also experienced record heatwaves. this shows average surface temperatures w...