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Some showers around, maybe not as many. it might feel warmer tomorrow, not as breezy. as we head into friday, the slow pressure coming our way. that will pick up the wins. some rain ahead of that moving into scotland. wet weather developing through other parts of the uk throughout the day. the strong winds in the south—west of england and in some parts of wales. maybe not far away of 50 miles an hour. some rain over the moors and the hills of wales. those captures are going to be disappointing...

Dangerous gases are being released. this eruption is a type that does not usually result in large explosions or a significant amount of ash in the stratosphere, unlike the one back in 2010, which saw tens of thousands of flights across europe cancelled. before we take a break, let me take you back to vilnius, because we have been seeing through the course of the last few hours all those meetings, news conference, these the pictures of joe biden and president zelensky earlier. we are expecting to...

Low pressure brought the flooding rain to vermont, but if you follow the jet stream pass into rain to vermont, but if you follow thejet stream pass into europe rain to vermont, but if you follow the jet stream pass into europe we have a ridge of high pressure. that is bringing some high temperatures, and spain at the moment we are seeing temperature is quite close to record levels, not everywhere but where you can see the reds that is where you can see the reds that is where temperatures are abo...

Experts are saying its this stagnant weather pattern that is triggering these hot spots. but you know what? you want to enjoy the conditions, especially when it looks like this. the suns out, but it can get dangerous, and experts are saying you want to take it easy. try to find that ac, especially when the heat index climbs to 105 degrees. your at greater risk of getting heat exhaustion or heat stroke. try to take those breaks if you can. ive been out here for several hours with my crew. were un...

Hello there. wednesday brought glimpses of warm sunshine, but we also had a lot of showers developing again, and the next few days stay very unsettled. weve got some downpours never too far away, quite strong winds at times, and its going to stay cool as well. its a very different weather pattern across europe this month compared with last month. higher pressure in southern europe, and this is where weve got those very high temperatures. its cooler further north, mind you, low pressure is domina...

Turning to severe weather now. intense rain triggering catastrophic flooding in parts of the northeast. officials in vermont warning that two dams are expected to breach today, multiple people have already been rescued from their homes. >> this is my home. that is my garage. >> what have you lost? >> dont know yet. >> and roads remain closed and president biden approving a state of emergency there from the nato summit. in new york meantime drivers are clinging to each other as they are evacuated...

Compared to last night. overnight lows between 11 and 14 degrees. as we head through the course of tomorrow, we can see the weather pattern is dominated by low pressure, and even into the next few days, we will have no pressure nearby. thursday, we have a ridge of high pressure coming in which will mean fewer showers. on wednesday is a showery picture we are looking at, cloud and rain which could turn thundery across the far north of scotland. scotland has a mixture of sunshine, bright spells an...

>> the humidity is what kills you. >> reporter: for roofers here, there is no escaping the elements. >> i usually wet my wrists, my neck because those are the cooldown areas for me. that works for me. >> reporter: the miami-dade county mayor telling us the chief heat officer is zeroing in on these extreme conditions. >> theyre really understanding that this is serious, that its here to stay, and that we all have to adapt and protect. >> reporter: and its not just soaring temperatures. florida is...

Everyone this week, planet earth hitting its hottest temperature ever on tuesday. and then getting warmer in the days that followed. >> we are breaking records left and right here. from the coldest places on earth to the hottest, an average of 63 degrees going to data from the u.s. center for environmental prediction. >> today is going to be our 21st day of back-to-back triple digits. >> and scientists fear we are going from really bad to even worse. >> gavin schmidt is a nasa climatologist. >> ...

The EPA says changing climate patterns have altered drought and snowmelt conditions, which are contributing factors to the number of wildfires and the intensity of the smoke.