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is hurricane season, typhoon season, changing? >> yeah, just we're seeing a slight increase in that season for typhoons and hurricanes, just as we are with fires. so, climate change is making the bad periods more extended. so, they start earlier unfinished later. so, that's a trend we expect to continue as well. >> yeah, but then there's a debate, and ongoing research about the number of hurricanes and typhoons. does climate change affect the overall tally of storms? >> yeah, there's definitely a debate in scientific circles as to whether absolute number of cyclones or typhoons is going to increase with climate change or stay the same or maybe even decrease. but t there's very consisistent messages about the proportion of very serious cyclones and hurricaneses increasing overtime due to climate change. so, even if the number does not increase, we are going to see more of the really bad ones and the increased dama that they bring. >> yeah, they're getting harr,

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computer model forecasts, forecasting about a half inch a day. we could get more than that easily. look at this forecast here, the next seven days. that's not good. a lot of colors indicating six to ten inches of rainfall. the cave fills with more and more water. they're pumping out water but they'll lose the battle because how much rainfall. the other thing, this part of the world, south china sea and the western pacific, typhoon season, we don't want a tropical system to get pulled in there. we have a super typhoon that will be headed towards china but that won't be impacting the cave at all. we are in the atlantic hurricane season. there's beryl, it was a tropical storm. at this point it's a remnant low. this is a rain event for the

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to pour into the cave system, which as we have been talking about, the caves are there because of the rain, right? over centuries. we have been pouring monsoonal rains into the cave system, the limestone very porous. and so that is why we have gotten at the trouble here last week or so. this is what we're forecasting over the next few days. that lull is done. at this point, it's about half an inch to an inch a day. so this is not going to be good at all. that's why the urgency has come up all of a sudden, weather wise on the northern side of thailand. we will continue to see very heavy rainfall. my concern all along as well has been we're in typhoon season. we're not looking at any additional moisture from any typhoons in the south china sea, but we continue to see heavy rain. and by the way, this is why this whole month-plus thing was never going to work to leave the kids down there, because the rain is only going to ramp up as we head into july and august, peaking the monsoon season with incredible amounts of rain going into that cave. joe? >> i know this is going to be a hard question, and you can certainly just say, hey, we

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>> they're going to get breaks. there will be windows where it's not going to be raining. 9 problem is we are in the rainy season. this is the monsoon, right? so we talk about torrential downpours. and it's the kind of rain that can put down easily 100 millimeters of rainfall in just an hour. so that's the kind of rainfall rate we're talking about. so let's check in here and stay positive here. they do have access to water, right? so if they did survive the flash flood out there and they're in a little pocket there, hopefully we'll get to them soon. but there it is. there's the ramp-up here. we are in the monsoon, and it's just a matter of how much rain, not so much whether it's going to -- we're not going to have several days where it's going to be nice and sunny and dry. this is the area we're talking about here. when you get these explosive thunderstorms during the afternoon, they are charged with so much moisture that essentially they can put down all the heavy rain and of course that can lead to additional flash flood. i'm widening out the shot because not only are we of course in monsoon season but we're also in typhoon season. last hour if you were with us i

involved. we have a low on top of us that developed on the frontal boundary. that hangs out for a couple of months in fact. and we'll continue to see more heavy rain along that boundary with accumulations rivaling what we have seen in the last 24 to 48 hours. that means 100 to 300 millimeters of rainfall not out of question for the same area. that's going to be a big problem here. as we look to the east we are in typhoon season. i think we have one here. the latest advisory still has this as a tropical storm. i don't think is it a tropical storm any more. i think we have a typhoon. it is halola. i think it will make a run for japan in about five to six days. and we'll keep you posted. it has a lot of water to get through before it hits land masses. >> hopefully it weakens but that is not usually the case over bodies of water. ivan, thanks a lot.

winds. the storm is making landfall at a relatively sparsely populated part of luzon. it is not expected to move past the philippines completely until monday. our meteorologist derek van dam is joining us. >> we have had seven storms in the westerner pacific this typhoon season. three of which have been named and impacted the philippines nation. in fact f you recall, ma kyla was a typhoon that impacted the pope's visit a few months back and now noul. on average, during a typical season, this is a typhoon season for the philippines, we receive eight to nine average storms making landfall. we have already had three this year. we are off to quite a start. the peak of the season doesn't occur until august and september. now this is the latest satellite