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Temperatures hit a record high of 37 deg C in Ang Mo Kio on Saturday, the highest in 40 years.

Given that we are just starting to enter this el nino phase, is that right? when we think about el nino, the last three years have been in the la nina phase, and that has been suppressing the impacts of climate change and cause in wet weather. we have seen that here in singapore. now, we're transitioning to el nino, we are not enough full—blown el nino state, there's around an 80% probability that towards the end of the year, we would in an el nino. i would project that's are in sometime this time next year, april or may of 2024, increasing effects of climate change and have an el nino and w...

Vietnam has reported a record-high temperature, with climate experts warning such extreme weather events would continue.

That he heading our way? that's a very good question. i'll answer that question later. iberia stands out like a source and temperatures and grenade are currently 35 degrees, 39 would be a record temperature for april. it's going to be the peak of the heat probably today, andalusia a popular holiday spot, people may be heading there over the next few days. it's not going to be quite as hot, not as hot as it is at the moment and still a drought there and it's going to stay dry. here at home we are seeing rain developing particularly coming in from the south where in scotland temperatures are sti...

Of its hurricane—force winds. live now to our science correspondentjonathan amos. this is a really fascinating story. take me through it. taste this is a really fascinating story. take me through it.— this is a really fascinating story. take me through it. we have been collectin: take me through it. we have been collecting weather _ take me through it. we have been collecting weather data, _ take me through it. we have been| collecting weather data, obviously, for a few centuries now. pretty consistently in the uk and also in what is now ireland, because we are talking about 1903 before pa...