out of france i'll try to slide a little further south was that set in the case a bit towards the black sea just around remaining pushing down into bulgaria up across falls back to around 28 degrees celsius quite breezy unitas just around the black sea pushing up towards the baltic states at this stage as we go on through the day so temperature is ready for when it really will freshen up quite nicely more the parts of the british isles we'll see a little more the way of cloud it does stay dry having said that mostly dry to this northern parts of africa are we getting up to 37 in today's a similar value there for cairo as well as more of the same as we go on through thursday for the south some lively showers just around the gulf of guinea with big down poles for a good part of nigeria this week. ard . welcome back you're watching out just let's recap our headlines now at least 40 people have been killed and dozens injured in an air strike on a migrant camp in libya's capital the u.n. recognize government is being blamed has blamed rather the strike on forces loyal to walls and if i have to.

welcome back to the program concerns are mounting over nato's military exercise sea breeze and the black sea here's an excerpt from its promotional video. 1000 nato states are taking part in the annual drills this year 24 aircraft 32 vessels and some 3000 troops have been sent to the region for the event. the drills have already provoked tensions with moscow interest have a u.s. surveillance plane heading for the russian border russia has since launched its own drills and is monitoring of nato activities in the area the foreign ministry says that the exercises are a dangerous idea. for not joining live by political analyst chris bambery for more on this now this is an annual event but it's these are taking place right after the incident in the current strait where 3 korean vessels were detained by russia after trying to cross the border does that affect the perception of these drills. yes i think it does which is the near which we are seeing the tension the obvious tension between ukraine and the russian russian federation but we're also seeing again this is part of a constant drive to expan

so what would happen if the warty come jellies from the black sea were introduced into the baltic.killa come here they are found in large numbers in the southwest and baltic and in the kattegat between denmark and sweden but they haven't conquered the majority of the baltic and. if we can show that the southern spaces has a different genetic repertoire and can cope with the lowest salt content then at the sudden once transferred north that could be a threat on the other hand we don't know what would happen if the southern and northern jellies were brought together we could get super potent hybrids or we could get hybrids that can't reproduce it's a very exciting question that's really significant for the future of the baltic. the scientist is bringing 40 come jellies from america the black sea and the baltic together in the lab. over the next few years she'll carry out an evolutionary and breeding experiments funded by the use marie curie program and the danish council for independent research for natural sciences. the plankton scientist hopes to find out whether the jellyfish will

of europe but some places the cloud spinning out scandinavia diving all the way down towards the black sea to the east of that some the cool side temperatures in mosco struggling to get up into the mid teens which believes the low pressure in charge isn't clear skies that just over towards the baltics days behind me there you can see this very active area of low pressure which has been swelling its way across much of england them well still the parts of england seen some flooding extensive flooding for some things should improve as we go through the next couple of days so for the remainder of white and stay 22 celsius there in london still some disturbed weather across northern england pushing up into southern parts of scotland that will make its way out of the way here's that wet weather we've got across central parts down across scandinavia through denmark right down towards the black sea as that cold will be having moscow just 14 maybe 50 degrees over the next couple of days so get 7 or 8 celsius below the seasonal average here thursday brings more wet weather down into the central part

the ones that appeared for the 1st time down here in the black sea a rich night and from the gulf ofmexico he often goes from mexico well him being the animals we have up here in the baltic they've come from boston woods home that area. boston that's been proved genetically and means that these were 2 completely distinct invasions. so what would happen if the warty come jellies from the black sea were introduced into the baltic killa come here they are found in large numbers in the southwest and baltic and in the kattegat between denmark and sweden but they haven't conquered the majority of the baltic. if we can show that the southern spaces has a different genetic repertoire and can cope with the lowest salt content then if the sudden ones transferred north that could be a threat on the other hand we don't know what would happen if the southern and northern jellies were brought together we could get super potent hybrids or we could get hybrids that can't reproduce it's a very exciting question that's really significant for the future of the baltic. but i don't. the scientist is brin

across the middle east and no surprises here we still got i shall is about the caucuses between the black sea and. the caspian sea they will sink a little further south which is because through the next couple of days is somewhat weather the in the forecast the georgia mania for. both eastern pasta turkey also seeing some of that cloud and raymer 41 celsius for tara mostly a high of around 31 for beirut and also for jerusalem could have to 44 in baghdad 45 for a city stay strong across afghanistan and also into karate all the way across into pakistan those showers in the forecast here and a similar picture as we go on through sunday right across the region back towards the levant often try to across. a little more cloud a possibility still around southern parts of vermont as we go on through the next day or so temperatures falling back a touch and to around 42 degrees on sas they often they may well we'll see some of the temperatures across many parts come down into southern africa and here it is a lot each dry got a few showers just clipping the fos out of south africa sea temperatures in ca

many russians normally have at this time of year in this part of the world from the beaches on the black sea to the capital city to russian tourists easy to find on the i'm going to break this to a group is from a sturdier although some of them are ethnic russians who were initially quite scared about making the trip i was afraid of coming here because i watched. but i came here and. in think it's ok if not all of the. nations should live to get. our history. shows that we love each other. without mentioning him by name many people are blaming vladimir putin for this problem what's happening now is a fight back online a campaign to try to persuade people of all nationalities to come to georgia. spend your summer in georgia. started growing and growing it really went viral and currently there are 265000 members and around 40 percent of. what started as a small facebook campaign among young volunteers as quickly morphed into something much bigger the campaign is also reaching out to russians you can also see that there are a lot of russian people who are against political position politics of

of france i'll try to slide a little further south was that certainly the case over towards the black sea just around rumania pushing down into bulgaria bucharest falls back to around 28 degrees celsius quite breezy you notice just around the black sea pushing up towards the baltic states at this stage as we go on through thursday so temperatures really 40 when it really will freshen up quite nicely more the parts of the british isles we'll see a little more the way of cloud it does stay dry having said that long as you drive to northern parts of africa are we getting up to 37 in tunis a similar value there for cairo as well as more of the same as we go on through thursday further south some lively showers just around the gulf of guinea with big downpours for a good part of nigeria this week. because in 1999 a boeing 767 took off from. the back. of a good point but the. operator will get everybody no one survived the journey. 20 years on al-jazeera world revisits the case of the fatal egypt air crash flight's 990 what really happened on al-jazeera. among the top stories here on jazeera eu

the venue for this conference is a major resort in the black sea and if democrats were to walk out of here down the road to the problem all over they'd be quite shocked to find that there are hardly any russian tourists around al-jazeera has been told by the tourist board here that occupancy rates for hotels is down by up to 80 percent mainly in the mid-market there is a colossal effect of the flights to georgia from russia and there is no sign that it's going to be lifted more from london nation version now back to darien into mine thank you earth least 8 people have been killed in a car bombing in northwestern syria another $35.00 including children were injured me explosion happened near the city of a city in the wall it's been a year since rebels in the southern syrian province of that surrender and since then un human rights groups have documented cases of arbitrary detentions and arrests and now security is worsening as reports from beirut's. need to more to fall are lit was a symbolic moment in syria's war when the opposition surrendered in july 2018 the southern provinces wher

well elsewhere not see bobby go want to showers just working their way own the essentials of the black sea they tend to stay in the picture. on a little bit low this time was in karachi with a high of 32 celsius as well then we have further to the saudi arabian peninsula and again these monsoon rains in particular the cloud associated with them spreading all the way across the south indian ocean pushing as you can see right the way across into southern sections of the arabian peninsula and staying in the forecast as we head into thursday 33 celsius in most gas and we've got 43 in doha so feeling pretty hot and humid of course southern africa is colder in the south into capetown 15 degrees but a warm day wednesday and up with a high of 20 to. 80 percent of the visually impaired could be cued with access to treatment. where there was a will there was a. drawing state of the all tossed. over $77.00 countries. how many of these bridges seem to check every road to pakistan. provides free treatment for 1000000000 patients to get to cuba revisited. iraq. for the last 2 years the students have bee

take you into thursday you'll see the big storms disappear eastward so they could well affect the black sea this weather's not quite as we need but still disappointing and spain and portugal still sunny but it has carved up in france now all this is happening cause over land partly generated by the strength of the sun but the wind directions a different effect again through north africa we've seen temperatures in tunisia and southern iraq or scrapper to the low forty's it's much colder now in tunis. participation.

wednesday fairly fast moving system 24 an anchor on wednesday it will head further east across the black sea tools georgia as we head into thursday and warming up behind that with a high of 26 in ankara meanwhile 30 celsius in beirut and a warm day into it on with a high that 41 degrees celsius heading to the south across the range peninsula still some fairly strong winds that wind coming down from the also 42 in doha wind and sand and dust abu dhabi and maybe some clouds pushing into the fall southwest of yemen maybe even some coastal. out of the bit by thursday slightly warmer in doha with the high over 43 southern africa we've got some clouds skirting those southern shores it's a warm day and been on a wednesday with a high of 27 just 17 in johannesburg that's pretty much to the average for this time of year 16 degrees in capetown there is that cloud discussion by the south coast and what we do need of course is the rain but it doesn't look as if we're going to get any rain the full cause for the next couple of days maybe just a chance of a indicate tom and a very warm day and 28 degrees

that there will be immediate consequences after ukrainian forces seized a russian tanker in the black sea create says that tanker was used to block its access to the sea of as of during a naval confrontation last november this latest incident could put a planned prisoner exchange in threat. the un's refugee agency says up to $150.00 migrants are missing from a boat that capsized after leaving the libyan town of homes local fisherman and coast guards rescued around $130.00 people homes is a major departure departure point for migrants attempting to reach europe from libya. millions here in europe are sweltering in an extreme heat wave and across the continent records are being toppled one after another and france paris has a new record high of 42.6 degrees for the capital and for the 2nd straight day germany the netherlands and belgium have over corded new all time highs. cooling off how of a possible temperatures in the year's top 40 degrees celsius on thursday belgium is one of several european countries suffering under the summer's 2nd extreme heat wave all time national records were br

elsewhere not see bad people want to see showers just working their way and on the essentials of the black sea they tend to stay in the picture by thursday 31 celsius in back on a little bit low this time was in karachi with a high of 32 celsius as well then we have further to the south. and again these monsoon rains in particular the cloud associated with them spreading all the way across the south indian ocean pushing as you can see why. that the way across and he southern sections all the begging for the instance staying in the forecast as we head into thursday at 33 celsius in most gas and we've got 43 in doha say feeling pretty hot and humid of course a southern africa is colder in the south and cape town 15 degrees but a warm day wednesday end up with a high of 22. good weather sponsored by catalona is. bigger and potentially more dangerous that's the best way to describe what's happening with the smoking alternative known as vapor i enjoy the taste of it and not get the harmful effects of what smoking does between 201320148 lonely start tripling in use among us high school students and

wednesday fairly fast moving system 24 an anchor on wednesday it will head further east across the black sea tools georgia as we head into thursday and warming up behind that with a high of 26 in ankara meanwhile 30 celsius in beirut and a warm day into on with a high there 41 degrees celsius heading to the south across the range of peninsula still some fairly strong winds that wind coming down from the knoll say 42 in doha the warm wind and sand and dust abu dhabi and maybe some pushing into the fall southwest of yemen maybe even some coastal. out of the bit by thursday slightly warmer in doha with a high of 43 southern africa we've got some clouds skirting those southern shores it's a warm day and on a wednesday with a high of 27 just 17 in johannesburg that's pretty much to the average for this time of year 16 degrees in capetown there is that cloud just skirting by the south coast and what we do need of course is the rain but it doesn't look as if we're really going to get anywhere in the 4 calls for the next couple of days maybe just a chance of indicate tom and a very warm day and 28 d

duncan which i think has been our own deployments in the black sea area it was to be heading to the gulf after that deployment but it has been fast tracked so it's heading straight to the gulf now and it will bolster the h.m.s. montrose which has been on deployment in the gulf for some time now of course in the last few days there has been this incident where the british say this. has had to get in the way between a british oil tanker and iranian vessels that were trying to stop it as it exits aids from the gulf through the straits of hormuz so what the british are basically doing bolstering their military capabilities in the area this will allow the h.m.s. montrose to go and do some refueling but essentially for some time at least there will be british warships there that have the capabilities to stand up and defend british ships because british shipping in the gulf at the moment is on its highest possible security because of the.

of france i'll try to slide a little further south was that certainly the case over towards the black sea just around remain here pushing down into bulgaria across falls back to around $28.00 degrees celsius quite breezy unitas just around the black sea pushing up towards the baltic states at this stage as we go on through thursday so temperatures really 40 when it really will freshen up quite nicely more the parts of the british isles we'll see a little more the way of cloud it does stay dry having said that mostly dry to northern parts of africa are we getting up to 37 in 2 days a similar value for cairo as well as more of the same as we go on through thursday for the south some lively showers just around the gulf of guinea with big downpours for a good part of nigeria this week. venezuela colombia has become a stomping ground for trespasses. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage . to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that paris johnny unguarded for the line of fire. risking it all. venezuelan colombia. on al-jazeera. examining that scientists are telling

the middle east and no surprises here we still got those showers around the caucasus between the black sea and the caspian sea these will sink a little further south which is because through the next couple of days as some. whether they're the full cost of georgia mania for azerbaijan both east and positive also seeing some of that cloud and $41.00 celsius the 4 terrible c. hiver on $31.00 for beirut and also for jerusalem and it's a 44 in baghdad 45 there for city stay strong a across afghanistan and also into karate all the way across into pakistan the shallows in the forecast in a similar picture as we go one through sunday right across the region back towards the levant try to across the reitman instead a little more cloud a possibility still around southern parts of vermont as we go on through the next they'll say temperatures falling back a touch and ha to around 42 degrees on sas they often they may well we'll see some of the temperatures there across many parts come down into southern africa and here it is a lousy dry got a few showers just clipping the fos out of south africa sea

of merchant shipping in the gulf and also saying that it was going to send a destroyer from the black sea region to the gulf to bolster its naval presence there so after all that now at least we have these 2 sides talking together ok chance thank you so protesters are rallying in sudan's capital to mark 40 days since a crackdown by security forces they want an independent investigation into the killing of more than $100.00 protesters on. june the 3rd of they're also demanding a civilian led government a political transition agreement between sudan's military gentleman and pro-democracy coalition is due to be signed later on saturday the deal sets up a joint sovereign council that will govern for about 3 years until elections are held what leads among the founder and president of the sudan policy forum he explained some of the obstacles to finalizing the deal. they are trying to see in the absence of trust between the f.f.c. and the t.m.c. there are trying to change politics agreement transform a political agreement into a contractual agreement which is very difficult because any time you

forecast across the middle east no surprises here as to get a little bit of cloud just around the black sea georgia could catch one or 2 showers over the next a day or so you can see signs of somewhat weather up towards the caucuses but for many it's going to be the sunshine we're talking about yet again $29.00 celsius there in beirut $28.00 in jerusalem or into the forty's the mid forty's baghdad.

days may see we keep the status quo as we go on through thursday maybe want to shout between the black sea and the caspian sea but as i said dry and sunny hot dry and sunny across as well as here in 42 celsius it's cold off a little it will pick up again as we go on into the latter part of the way but for the time being we hang on to that kind of valley mid forty's in riyadh further south a little more clout there just into southern parts of a monument see a spot or 2 all drizzly rain southern parts of south africa could also see a spot or 2 of right cloud just clipping least much of southern africa will be dry and sunny as that increasing cloud just spinning its way towards the western cape as we go through wednesday pushes through cape town for thursday much of the region staying dry unsettled. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now china is calling overnight protests in hong kong a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems principle that's the strongest condemnation from beijing sends protesters storm the city's main government building. france's president is cal

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the gulf area and how far the deployment of an extra warship which has been on deployments in the black sea and is now heading to the gulf so after all of this at least we have these 2 countries beginning to talk to each other again. britain's mail on sunday newspapers reporting that u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal just to spite his predecessor barack obama it's part of the latest leaked memos from the u.k. as outgoing embassador to the u.s. conduct in the mail says derek told the u.k. prime minister in 2018 that trump was quote set upon an act of diplomatic vandalism jus to quote personality reasons that one who resigned on wednesday after an early prompted an outburst from president trump and a diplomatic spat between the 2 are lies. the protests against hong kong's extradition bill have now turned into much wider movement opposed to the influence of beijing the protesters have marched in the sec will hire a marketing area close to the border with mainland china shoppers and traders from the mainland are accused of driving up prices by bulk buying tax

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the gulf area and how far the deployment of an extra warship which has been on deployments in the black seaand is now heading to the gulf so after all of this at least we have these 2 countries beginning to talk to each other again. the protests against hong kong's extradition bill have now turned into a much wider movement opposed to the influence of beijing thousands of protesters have marched in the town or sung shea close to the border with mainland china shoppers and traders from the mainland are accused of driving up prices by bulk buying tax free products to take home and sell the reports from hong kong. the protests in hong kong began more than a month ago and shown no sign of easing up with much of the activists frustration do you wrecked it at the territory's chief executive as a hong call people we love our place we often call this a week trial of mr bison all right only uses our cities are on the program. just to operate our people of the towers seasons here about $30000.00 demonstrators gathered to protest against traders from mainland china who make short trips over the border

the venue for this conference is a major resort in the black sea and if democrats were to walk out of here down the road to the problem of they'd be quite shocked to find that there are hardly any russian tourists around al-jazeera has been told by the tourist board here that occupancy rates for hotels is down by up to 80 percent mainly in the mid-market there is a colossal effect of them for flights to georgia from russia and that there is no sign that it's going to be lifted. the consumption of sugary soft drinks and fruit juice has been linked to a higher risk of developing cancer french tourists. surveyed 100000 adults over a period of up to 9 years they found even as small daily serving of 100 milliliters about a 3rd of a can of soda could raise a person's overall cancer risk by 18 percent the popularity of sugary drinks has exploded in recent decades and are already blamed for obesity which itself is a leading factor in developing cancer so it's account of this several countries have introduced sugar taxes the researchers say cancer rates could fall significantly if more governm

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can only do with dead whales like examine the stomach contents and there are growth rings within a black sea earplug which would help to determine their age so they made arguments that they needed to have that kind of information for some reason or other but many of us regard the last almost sort of 30 years of research whaling as simply a cover for commercial whaling and now what's happening is that they are going over the earthly commercial whaling so the science arguments of course if you kill animals you can measure things so you can get papers and you can publish things and i'm sure ken would it would agree with that but on that issue of the big predators that he touched on in the 20th century millions of whales were moved by industrial whaling and what is most worrying about japan's move in in many ways in in an international sense is if they go ahead and do this with other countries follow and where we then move back towards some unregulated model strum of whaling michael put that in historical context for us because mark is touching on a generally historically accepted fact in the af

however we got a few showers just around the black sea around the caspian sea but across the middle east this hot dry and sunny for the most part just notice more cloud just trying to push its way into the far north of pakistan looking for the rains to stop pushing in here will be a little time before they do that $3634.00 celsius therefore karate much just see the around almaty there we go with showers around the coaxes georgia or armenia as a by john will see want to see showers over the next couple of days is falling dry meanwhile around that eastern side of the med by richard 30 degrees celsius similar temperature as we go on through monday and set the conditions right across the region come further south we've got the mid forty's for baghdad and also for kuwait city this is similar temperature across the reagan peninsula we'll see highs around $45.00 celsius in the us still quite a keen breeze as we go on through sunday on into monday possibility of around the southern end of the red sea just over towards the gulf of aden but otherwise it really is normal service hot sunshine pretty

well concerns are mounting over nato as a military exercise at sea breeze in the black sea this is an excerpt from this promotional video. the drill started on july the 1st and will end on the 12th they've been taking place every year since $99719.00 nato states are taking part in the drills this year 24 aircraft 32 vessels and some 3000 troops have been sent to the region for the event the drills have already provoked tensions with moscow intercepting a u.s. surveillance plane heading for the russian border russia has since launched its own drills and is monitoring nato activities in the area the foreign ministry says that the exercises are dangerous idea political analyst chris bambery believes this strategy of nato expansion will have dire consequences. this is part of a constant drive to expand nato true they have these exercises regularly but you have to put in the context of the introduction of nato forces the baltic states the missile defense system the buildup of american bases around russian russian borders russia as we know it since the collapse of the soviet union has been

can only do with dead whales like examine the stomach contents and there are growth rings within a black sea earplug which would help to determine their age so they made arguments that they needed to have that kind of information for some reason or other but many of us regard the last almost sort of 30 years of research whaling as simply a cover for commercial whaling and now what's happening is that they are going over the earthly commercial whaling so the science arguments of course if you kill animals you can measure things so you can get papers and you can publish things and i'm sure ken would it would agree with that but on that issue of the big predators that he touched on in the 20th century millions of whales were moved by industrial whaling and what is most worrying about japan's move in in many ways in in an international sense is if they go ahead and do this with other countries follow and where we then move back towards some unregulated model strum of whaling michael put that in historical context for us because mark is touching on a generally historically accepted fact in the af

area and how farce tracked the deployment of an extra warship which has been on deployments in the black sea and is now heading to the gulf so after all of this at least we have these 2 countries beginning to talk to each other again it with al-jazeera live from london much more still ahead. to. hear a knock on the door protests against president chance immigration policies so.

area and how far strapped the deployment of an extra warship which has been on deployments in the black sea and is now heading to the gulf so after all of this at least we have these 2 countries beginning to talk to each other again. now britain's mail on sunday newspaper is reporting that u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal just to spite his predecessor barack obama it's part of the latest leaked memos from the u.k.'s outgoing ambassador to the us kim derek the mail says derek told the u.k. prime minister and 2018 that trump was quote set upon an act of diplomatic vandalism due to personality reasons darrick resigned on wednesday after an early prompted an outburst from president trump and a diplomatic spat between the 2 allies. now further protests are taking place in hong kong on sunday now a small group of journalists are taking part in a silent march against police brutality and what began as anger against an extradition bill has now turned into a what a much wider movement opposed to the influence of beijing on saturday thousands of protesters marched

the gulf area and how far the deployment of an extra warship which has been on deployments in the black sea and is now heading to the gulf so after all of this at least we have these 2 countries beginning to talk to each other again. britain's mail on sunday newspaper reporting that u.s. president donald trump pulled out.

moscow's warned of immediate consequences after ukrainian forces seized a russian tanker in the black sea ukrainian officials say the tanker was used to block ukrainian access to the sea of during a naval confrontation last november of this latest incident could threaten a planned prisoner exchange. the european central bank has held interest rates at in historic low of the percent a hotly anticipated decision comes amid an ongoing debate over kickstarting growth and raising inflation in the euro zone business confidence has been falling on fears of a slowdown and continuing uncertainty over brags that. well that climate has people worried here in germany to a leading research institute here and now today that german business confidence has fallen to a 6 year low the evil institute surveyed $9000.00 german executives and found that sentiment is deteriorating fast across the board the outlook isn't good for europe's biggest economy. production is running smoothly everything seems quite normal. but the mood in german boardrooms is anything but good the foes monthly survey of 9000 german man

warning there will be immediate consequences after ukrainian forces seized a russian tanker in the black sea ukraine says the tanker was used to block its access to the sea of during a naval confrontation last november this latest incident could put a planned prisoner exchange in threat. and the european central bank has held interest rates at an historic low of 0 percent the decision comes amid an ongoing debate over how to kickstart growth in the euro zone business confidence has been falling on fears of a slowdown and continuing uncertainty over brags that. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says the social media giant is ready to make what he called major structural changes and how the company is run and how it designs its products now his statement came after the us federal trade commission announced a $5000000000.00 fine against facebook for failing to protect users data despite that big fine facebook announcer revenues and profits profits actually grow faster than expected in the 2nd quarter. well the fine is the largest penalty ever levied against a tech company and jonathan crane has b

parts if you can see that long chain of thunder heads are rolling right the way across into the black sea further north with some very heavy rain big downpours there into ukraine we've seen some thunder showers here large hail as well and that will continue over the next couple of days and i just wanted to shout clouds also cropping up there just around northern parts of italy that will tend to sink a little further south which is we go on through the next couple of days you've got the fresher air up to the north of that sinking down across germany and poland 18 celsius the warsaw and for berlin little colder than it has been recently to into london at around 20 degrees $24.00 there for paris is that wet weather over towards say eastern side of europe more of the same as we go on through the next couple of days in fact the majority of shower class tending to gather strong the baltic states into western russia northern parts of ukraine a few showers now started to push their way in across the hungary in play some parts of france also seems to block the showers along with the northeast of s

little systems keep coming through that eastern end of the black sea and you can see the ranges lining the shoals that a warm day choosey an anchor with 30 degrees celsius at 29 across into back a similar story on wednesday although little bit so low that still that rain is finally stop and just sticking to those western shores 44 in kuwait city a very hot day further to the south it is equally hoarse although we have seen a slight reduction in temperatures certainly into doha set in cheese day no exception and again on into wednesday however with that lower temperature does come a significant increase in the humidity so feeling very very sticky very unpleasant with a high of 38 on wednesday 30 celsius meanwhile into muscat and hopefully some nice on shore breeze is the and then we had down into southern africa the rain much needed across the south africa and we should see some of that in the forecast and not last year but certainly by choose it as a front just sliding.