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And into parts of northeast england. elsewhere, there should be some pretty big gaps between the showers — that means therell be quite a few of you that stay dry all day. temperatures a little bit below average, but in thejuly sunshine should still feel ok. friday, a largely dry picture with some sunshine for england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland, this time, well see some thicker cloud working off the atlantic, with outbreaks of rain pushing in from the west through the day....

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Get the latest on him and also the latest on the update. hello there. a full uk forecast in a moment but first of all we will take a look at the extreme heat we still have across central regions of europe. in across central regions of europe. sardinia are likel temperatures in sardinia are likely to see temperatures about a6 ounces. the record temperature is a7.2, some not far away from that. similar temperatures are expected in sicily, about a6 degrees this afternoon and the all—time record i...

46 degrees celsius is on the cards for wednesday across parts of the south of sardinia and similar localised heat into sicily. remember, the all—time european temperature record stands at 48.8, so this is extreme heat. ourarea of our area of low pressure works out into the north sea and it turns quite chilly for scotland and northern ireland with temperatures getting down into single figures with some clear spells and overall looking at the weather charts, as the low pressure pulls out of the ...

These wildfires are very serious and exacerbated by the extreme heat in the region. more on that story in a few minutes time on bbc news. hello. theres still no end in sight to our unsettled run of weather and its all down to the jet stream. a trough to our west continues to fire low pressures across the uk, whereas this ridge is whats toasting europe because, underneath that, we get air descending down through the atmosphere and that is responsible for some localised incredible heat. 46 degrees...

Last week was the hottest ever recorded here on the our planet. there were record breaking temperatures everywhere from china to mexico but scientists warn this is only the beginning as we see the growing impacts of climate change. our cnn meteorologist has more. >> reporter: thankfully the past two days we didnt break our global average temperature record but we did four times this past week. it started on monday at 62.62 degrees and another record on tuesday at 62.92 degrees, we tied that reco...

And here in the uk, its been the hottestjune on record. environmental experts say the heat is causing unprecedented numbers of fish to die in rivers and canals. lets get more on this from dr rob stoneman, director of landscape recovery at the wildlife trusts. thank you forjoining us. lets be honest, people like warm temperatures, but clearly it is not good for our wildlife here in the uk. �* , ., ., ., good for our wildlife here in the uk. �*, ., ., good for our wildlife here in the uk. its ...

Anthony Watts of WattsUpWithThat.com and SurfaceStations.org published a 30 page white paper in 2009 with the help of the Heartland Institute titled "Is the U.S. Surface Temperature Record Reliable?" His conclusion was that the temperature record was not reliable due to problems with where thermometers are located. If Watts were correct, this would be a…

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