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so miserable for this time of year. you do not expect to have one of the wettestjuly is on record last month and that this month, as we are starting august, have another star thatis starting august, have another star that is what a miserable and windy. this is only the third time since the met office began naming storms, they have named the storm today, and thatis they have named the storm today, and that is fairly significant, showing you how rare it is that you get this bad weather during august, here in the uk. this is a time a couple of weeks ago southern europe were seeing a heatwave and here we are seeing a heatwave and here we are seeing record levels of rainfall. the way things are going, it doesn't look like this when or wind. any time soon at all! to look like this when or wind. any time soon at all!— look like this when or wind. any time soon at all! to update you on the breaking _ time soon at all! to update you on the breaking news. _ former prime minister imran khan's party has confirmed the bbc that imran khan is being shifted
time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. hi,jane. hi, jane. good afternoon or good evening, everybody. this is what you need for mother nature, a beautiful blanket of wild flowers to attract the birds and the bees on the butterflies. this is what we had in northern ireland on the causeway coast. it has been the wettestjuly on record in northern ireland but every cloud has a silver lining because we have lots of flowers in bloom at the moment. as we move through tomorrow it looks likely that we will be able to enjoy it as well. a quieter story, between weather systems. the northerly wind driving in a few scattered showers and making it feel a little bit cooler than it should be for this time of year. most showers to the east of the pennines as we go through the day. best of the sunshine out of the west and a few
story tonight. thank you very much forjoining us.- story tonight. thank you very much forjoining us. that's our show. for more information please head to our website. our team has a live page up with the latest on the trump indcictment. iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. thanks for being with us on bbc news. wet and windy weather on the way for wednesday. more on that in a second. but first of all, we start off with the news that for northern ireland, we've had the wettestjuly on record, with over double the averagejuly rainfall. those records go back to 1836. it was also the wettestjuly on record for greater manchester, merseyside and lancashire as well. now, we've got more rain to come through wednesday. this area of low pressure continues to strengthen and we're going to see a swathe of particularly strong winds just running to the south of this hook of cloud
proceeding. before the president has been summoned to appear in court on thursday in washington, dc. for more, go to the bbc news site. alcoholics are running a live page we could find out the latest details. i am monica mueller. thanks for watching. —— mueller. wet and windy weather on the way for wednesday. more on that in a second. but first of all, we start off with the news that for northern ireland, we've had the wettestjuly on record, with over double the averagejuly rainfall. those records go back to 1836. it was also the wettestjuly on record for greater manchester, merseyside and lancashire as well. now, we've got more rain to come through wednesday. this area of low pressure continues to strengthen and we're going to see a swathe of particularly strong winds just running to the south of this hook of cloud you can see just here. now, that is going to be working into the south—west of the uk,
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and we're trying to our best to bring them here. it and we're trying to our best to bring them here.— and we're trying to our best to bring them here. it followed one of the wettest — bring them here. it followed one of the wettest relies _ bring them here. it followed one of the wettest relies on _ bring them here. it followed one of the wettest relies on records, - the wettest relies on records, hitting notjust the tourism sector but also ingrid's hope of winning the ashes. but also ingrid's hope of winning the ashes-— the ashes. so, why is it all happening? _ the ashes. so, why is it all happening? usually - the ashes. so, why is it all happening? usually this i the ashes. so, why is it all i happening? usually this time the ashes. so, why is it all - happening? usually this time of year thejet happening? usually this time of year the jet stream brings spells of rain interspersed with brighter intervals but what we have seen of the past month, thejet but what we have seen of the past month, the jet stream but what we have seen of the past month, thejet stream has become blocked in this patent so we have been stuck in a meander in this jet stream, it is the same pattern the pot heat across southern europe but for us it is meant a conveyor belt of successive areas of low pressure meanings and parts of the uk have had the wettestjuly on record and this blocking pattern is something we are likely to see more frequently as our climate warms. just we are likely to see more frequently as our climate warms.— as our climate warms. just another exam - le as our climate warms. just another example of— as our climate warms. just another example of the _ as our climate warms. just another example of the unpredictable - as our climate warms. just another i example of the unpredictable effects of a changing climate. some are so far, well, it has been grim down south. —— summer so far. we will have a full weather forecast any moment. but not for i show you some
like donald trump.— like donald trump. really interesting _ like donald trump. really interesting insights - like donald trump. really interesting insights both i interesting insights both of you shared with us. congressman, senator, thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news, tonight. that is our show for tonight. news, tonight. that is our show fortonight. stay news, tonight. that is our show for tonight. stay with us. i am sumi sommer scanned in washington. wet and windy weather on the way for wednesday. more on that in a second. but first of all, we start off with the news that for northern ireland, we've had the wettestjuly on record, with over double the averagejuly rainfall. those records go back to 1836. it was also the wettestjuly on record for greater manchester, merseyside and lancashire as well. now, we've got more rain to come through wednesday. this area of low pressure continues to strengthen and we're going to see a swathe of particularly strong winds just running to the south of this hook of cloud you can see just here. now, that is going to be working
the news to everyone, so can i get a bit of it? i will invite you. he laughs and that's all we have time for in the short—cut of click at cern. please do check out the full—length version. there is plenty more mind—blowing stuff waiting for you and it's on iplayer right now. thank you very much for watching and we will see you soon. wet and windy weather on the way for wednesday. more on that in a second. but first of all, we start off with the news that for northern ireland, we've had the wettestjuly on record, with over double the averagejuly rainfall. those records go back to 1836. it was also the wettestjuly on record for greater manchester, merseyside and lancashire as well. now, we've got more rain to come through wednesday. this area of low pressure continues to strengthen and we're going to see
top story that being fitches downgraded the us credit rating from triple a two double a class and you can see markets, this is impact on trade in asia and likely to be felt on wall street as the day progresses around the world. that is all for me from now, i will see you very soon. wet and windy weather on the way for wednesday. more on that in a second. but first of all, we start off with the news that for northern ireland, we've had the wettestjuly on record, with over double the averagejuly rainfall. those records go back to 1836. it was also the wettestjuly on record for greater manchester, merseyside and lancashire as well. now, we've got more rain to come through wednesday. this area of low pressure continues to strengthen and we're going to see a swathe of particularly strong winds just running to the south of this hook of cloud you can see just here. now, that is going to be working into the south—west of the uk, but already those winds are picking up across
and we are trying to do our best to bring them here. it followed one of the wettestjuly is on record, hitting notjust the tourism sector but also england's hope of winning the ashes. so, why is it all happening?— the ashes. so, why is it all happening? the ashes. so, why is it all haueninu? . . , , ., happening? usually this time of ear, the happening? usually this time of year. the jet — happening? usually this time of year, the jet stream _ happening? usually this time of year, the jet stream brings - happening? usually this time of. year, the jet stream brings spells of rain, interspersed with dry and bright intervals. what we have seen over the past month, thejet bright intervals. what we have seen over the past month, the jet stream has become really blocked in this pattern. we have been stuck in a meander in thejet pattern. we have been stuck in a meander in the jet stream. it's the same pattern that brought the heat across southern europe, but for us it has meant a conveyor belt of successive areas of low pressure, meaning some parts of the uk have had the wettestjuly on record under this kind of blocking pattern is something we are likely to see more frequently as our climate warms. just another example of the unpredictable effects of a changing climate. some are so far, well, it has been grim down south. and the unsettled weather is also causing big problems for britain's farmers — with all the rain making it