Wheat Spike News Today

The latest weather forecasts said a possible heat spike would emerge in parts of Australia next week. Read here.

Tunis hit record 49C in heat wave on Tuesday

A heat spike across northern Tunisia caused record temperatures on Tuesday including a sweltering 49 °C (120 degrees Fahrenheit) in the capital Tunis, the Meteorological Institute said.

But this is the most unlikely because militants dont have the ability to take down a jet at 30,000 feet. the other possibility is a bomb. we know investigators on the ground are checking for residue on the aircraft and everywhere else. we are not hearing any evidence that points in that direction. although that could take more time. the other possibility is that an engine exploded from a malfunction during the flight. they are looking into that. as well as the crash into the ground. that could h...

Heart failure or lung disease. researchers predicted a tiny heat spike could result in 10,000 additional deaths a year. the national weather service has a 90-day outlook. it tells you what to expect for the next 90 days which takes you well into the summer months. they say for at least a half of the country. the southern areas and the eastern areas you should expect warmer than normal temperatures throughout the summer months. sam champion, abc news, new york. >> its a great thing. more days in ...

Coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern. and back to the situation in japan. the nuclear crisis appears to be growing a little bit more unstable at the daiichi plant in fukushima. i want to show you inside the facility where there are a host of problems so complex and so dangerous that the worlds chief nuclear inspector from the iaea says japan is "far from the end of the accident." the temperature is rising inside reactor number one at the site, this heat spike, a signal that the nuclear fuel ...

Is "still far from the end of the accident." right now, the temperature is rising inside reactor number one at the site. the heat spike is a signal that the nuclear fuel rods are overheating. and that could lead to the release of more radiation. now, the tokyo power company tepco confirms that there are 19 workers who have been exposed to more than 100 millisieverts of radiation. 100 millisieverts is the legal limit allowed for plant employees. remember, the average american is exposed to about ...