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we think the heaviest rain which towards the southwest of bonn where 158 heaviest rain which towardsn the hole in the month ofjuly. it was extreme rain and has resulted in catastrophic floods. the jet stream was largely responsible because we have this cut off flow over germany locked in place, couldn't move because of the generaljet locked in place, couldn't move because of the general jet stream pattern. this low fed on some very humid, hotairthat pattern. this low fed on some very humid, hot air that originated from the mediterranean. that's what powers some of those enormous storms in the extreme weather that it resulted. here in the uk the same jet stream pattern is building this area of high pressure. we've had plenty of sunshine across most of parts of the uk today. the best of it arguably across the north and the west. we have it bit of a bigger car southeast england but that will continue to very gradually filter its way further southwards as we go on through the night. at the same time a little bit cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. these are the lowest temperatures,

but it was to the south—west of bonn where we saw the largest rainfall totals with about 158mm of raind about three times as much rain as we'd normally see in the whole ofjuly, but this fell in 24 hours. some of the thunderstorms that were mixed in with this weather front brought some huge falls of rain — ofjust an hour and that in itself would bring some pretty big flooding problems. i will show you as well why the weather became so severe. that's down to the jet stream pattern. these large waves in the jet stream caused an upper area of low pressure to get locked in place across germany. now, what that did is it meant that the storm system couldn't move but as well as that it fed on huge temperature contrasts that we had across europe. so, we've got some very hot area across eastern areas with temperatures well into the 30s, cooler and fresher into the north—west. big contrast in humidity as well. this had come up from the mediterranean across northern germany, mixed into this area of low pressure and where the winds converge that's where we had the heaviest falls of rain with this l

ros: anoer germantown severely hit by flooding is outside bonn. >> here in the center of this villagesee the extent and impact of the destruction. usually the two sides of this village are connected by an old very solid stone bridge. that bridge has been completely swept away and now it's impossible to go from one side of the village to the other. local people are having to shout across to see if everyone is ok. you cannot phone or send emails because telecommunications are down. it is a really difficult situation for people here on the side of the village. people are clearing up and the mode is being swept away and the slime is being pulled out of peopl's houses. on that side, the situation is even worse. it is not a question of clearin up but rebuilding the destruction. >> so why is this happening now? some politicians in germany say the extreme weather is a result of global warming. they are calling for stronger climate protection measures to be accelerated. our chief environmental correspondent discusses the role of climate change and the record amounts of rainfaldevastating parts

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authorities say entire neighborhoods south of bonn have been cut off from communications. across the border in belgium people had to be rescued off the roofs of their flooded homes. streets are inundated, cars washed away. the flood is being called a once in a century event. in one town in eastern belgium a man smashed through the wall of this floolded building to save a woman trapped inside. at least 90 people are confirmed dead across the region. >>> president biden is blasting cuba as a failed state after the biggest anti-government protests on the island in a generation. biden says the u.s. is considering whether it has the technology to restore internet access in cuba, which has been blocked by the communist regime. florida's governor has suggested using giant balloons as floating wi-fi hot spots. in washington the chair of the congressional black caucus was arrested at a voting rights protest on capitol hill thursday. ohio democrat joyce beatty was among nine people taken into custody for demonstrating in a prohibited area of the hart senate office building. she late

see, the tommy bonn are having operation across the line is done in all of the zooms, if it is not our eastern waist. but what is strange is that they are facing less resistance in the north of, of on is that. and basically there intensification of violence is because off of the security withdrawal off the coalition forces from a blind is done as security vacuum has been created. and time bon are capitalizing over that vacuum which has been created by the redraw. so that is why we have intensified the, the conflict and are having fast battlefield games, particularly in the north of atlanta, has done this with these battles for games will definitely strengthen the taliban position in amy coming negotiations if that is to happen. and as well as this has thinned, shock waves from the moral perspective within the government rank and file. before we get into the negotiations, we've seen some countries like russia, iran focused on india, limiting or closing down there of concealer operations in places like both province . not a very good sign of confidence in the, i mean, does that mean basi

thank you very much for “oining us, we appreciate ki let's go live to kasia madera who's in bonn.here to see what was happening, and there was a lot of concern over whether it would reach. it is now safe in the areas around — thousands of people had to be evacuated because of the fears that the dam would breach. but those warnings have now gone away, it is secure, a huge effort in trying to pump out the water to bring the water levels down. now bearing in mind that half that dam breached, it would be flooding areas that is experienced already so much damage earlier on because of the floods. the damage we've been witnessing — we've been here for three days, travelling between the two states that were really damage, it's staggering. you get there and it really does look like a war zone — homes because the micro gutted, it really is devastated for these small communities in what is such a beautiful part of germany nestled against lots of rivers. and there lies the problem. just against lots of rivers. and there lies the problem.— lies the problem. just so i understand _ lies the prob

we think the heaviest rain towards the southwest of bonn where 158 mm of rain fell in 2a hours, now itd in catastrophic floods. the jet stream was largely responsible because we have this cut off flow over germany locked in place, couldn't move because of the general jet stream pattern. this low fed on some very humid, hot air that originated from the mediterranean. that's what powers some of those enormous storms in the extreme weather that it resulted. here in the uk, the same jet stream pattern is building this area of high pressure. we've had plenty of sunshine across most of parts of the uk today. the best of it arguably across the north and the west. we have a bit of a bigger southeast england but that will continue to very gradually filter its way further southwards as we go on through the night. at the same time a little bit cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. these are the lowest temperatures, another quite warm night for sleeping, about 15 degrees your overnight lows. tomorrow we got more of this dry and sunny weather on the way the exception northwest scotland a very w

massive thunderstorms hitting the same kind of areas, the heaviest of the rain was to the south—west of bonnross parts of western germany we saw up to 158 millimetres of rain, that looks to be about three times the amount of rainfall we'd normally expect in the whole ofjuly, falling in one day. it's been extreme rainfall. you seem catastrophic damage and flooding as a result, partly caused by this upper low pressure. in the uk we are under the rich part of the jet stream and what that does is it bill's area of high pressure. here is our high and in the next few days that will be with us through the rest of the week, the weekend and will influence the weather into next week as well. today, we've got the sunshine out in full force across northern parts of the uk. that's where the best of the sunshine has been. across central and eastern england some areas of cloud but it's pretty thin, so i'm pretty hopeful that we should see some sunshine break through that, more especially late afternoon and towards the evening time but for many sunny and warm, temperatures widely into the low to mid 20s, ab

another town severely hit by flooding is insul, outside bonn, damien mcguinness is there. centre of this small village you can see the extent and the impact of the destruction. usually the two sides of this village are connected by an old, very solid stone bridge. that bridge has been completely swept away. now it is impossible to go from one side of the village to the other. so local people have to shout across to see if everyone is ok. you cannot call either or send e—mail but because the internet is down, telecommunications are down and mobile connections are down. it's a really difficult situation for people here. 0n the side of the village people are clearing up and mud is being swept away and the slime is being pulled out of peoples houses. on that side of the village, the situation even worse because it's not a question of clearing up it's the question of rebuilding the destruction. belgium has also found itself impacted by the floods — at least 20 people have been confirmed dead, and around the same number are reported missing. all anyone is hoping for is a let up

and there was all the latest for us on the ground in bonn, germany, thank you so much that her floods and landslides, meanwhile, have killed at least 6 people in the feast. kentucky houses. their collapse than cars were swept away and read a province on the black sea coast. mudslides also destroy t plantations. as you can see, the rain has blocked access to dozens of villages and also cut power supplies. and weaving on south africa has called in its army reserves to stop loosing and violence across cities. it's already killed at least 117 people, 25000 soldiers and now patrolling those streets miss long just appointment since the end of a positive back in the 1900 ninety's. but losing has continued and consider natal, although the situation is quieter. and johanna writes began after former president jacob zoom. i was sent to jail last week or let's speak to her matessa. she is in johanna spoke forth, her things coming down a little bit there, but people still reeling from what happened. i imagine if another day, a village of com in and around johanna, we're going so far the police hav

well, to the south—west - of bonn in germany, 158mm of — here fell in 12 hours. germany, - 270 millimetres of rain in 48 hours. that 270 millimetres of rain in 48 hours. is what brou- catastrophic that is what brought the catastrophic flooding. i why did that rain become - slow—moving, torrential and locked in the same kind of place? it was down to the jet stream, - and we had this area of low pressure across western europe, _ and because of the broad pattern, the big waves in the jet stream, that low could not move - from where it was, i and as well as that, we had big temperature contrasts in europe. - cool, fresh air across the north - west but temperatures into the high 30s across eastern areas. then humid air got pulled i in across northern germany and fed into this area _ where the winds converged together. so in many ways it . was a perfect storm. these torrential downpours i were locked in the same place for hour after hour. bbc weather presenter chris fawkes. the rescue teams, the search teams must be exhausted. how long are they likely to going to have

the steinbach—tal dam, close to the city of bonn, remains at risk of breaching. 0ur europe correspondenttself. they have no power here, no mobile phone signal, no shops. they are relying on volunteers who are coming to help clear up, bring them food and drink. there are scenes like this going on all over western germany. the number of dead is now confirmed at more than 150 and people are still missing, and in one town alone they are looking for 59 people who are unaccounted for. angela merkel is visitng the region today and she has gone to a particularly badly hit village where a number of houses were simply swept away, completely destroyed. 0stensibly, she is here to have a look at the situation for herself. water levels here are dropping. forecasters say the flood risk is diminishing but there is now flooding in other parts of germany and western europe too. experts here are starting to worry about structures like dams and old mining tunnels. not too far from here is the dam you have mentioned. experts have had a look at it and say it is extremely unstable. they are currently trying to

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another town severely hit by flooding is insul, outside bonn, damein mcguinness is there. the centre of this small village you can see the extent village you can here in the centre of this small village you can see the extent and the impact of the destruction. usually, the two sides of this village are connected by an old solid stone bridge. that bridge has been completely washed away. now it is impossible to go from one side of the village to the other. local people have to shout across to see if everyone is ok. you cannot call either, you cannot send e—mails because the internet is down, and telecommunications are down, mobile phones are down, it's a difficult situation for people here. for on this side of the village people are clearing up and mike is being swept away and the sign is being pulled out of peoples houses. 0n away and the sign is being pulled out of peoples houses. on that side of the village the situation is worse because it's not a question of clearing up, it's a question of rebuilding the destruction. so why is this happening now? some politicians say th

torrential, hitting the same area pretty much all day with the largest falls just to the south—west of bonn three times the amount of normal rain fell injuly over the 2a—hour period. the reason that storm system didn't move us because we have this large jet stream pattern and an area of low pressure centred over germany and that gave it a glancing blow that brought flooding to parts of london. but it locks the area in place and are fed off the extreme temperature contrast we had in over europe, with warm and moist air originating from the mediterranean, getting pulled around across northern germany and sucked into the stationary front with torrential rain. the rain lasted all day and it was extreme and brought the catastrophic flooding. thank ou. borisjohnson appears to have poured cold water on an independent report that called for a tax on sugar and salt to help tackle obesity. the national food strategy�*s independent report says a tax would encourage manufacturers to make their products healthier. currently around two—thirds of adults are above a healthy weight — and of these half are l

some torrential downpours yesterday showing up on the radar picturejust to the south—west of bonn.ding across the uk is going to be with us through the rest of this week, the weekend and even influencing the weather into next week as well. it means we will have more scenes like this. it really has been a glorious day so far in parts of cumbria, whereas across central and eastern england, we do have some patches of cloud around. the cloud, though, is very thin, it�*s only about 300 metres thick, so there is a chance, i think, particularly later this afternoon and towards the evening time, it will break up and will see some sunshine coming through. but the best of the sunshine today is wales, south west england, northern ireland, scotland, eastern counties of northern ireland. 0vernight tonight, a bit more cloud pushes back into the north—west, otherwise it is dry with clear spells around. temperatures 11 to 15 degrees or so. they are the minimum temperatures by the end of the night. friday another dry day coming up as that area of high pressure continues to flex its muscles. could s

germany, torrential downpours yesterday showing up on the radar picture just to the south—west of bonnstorms were kicked off by this upper area of low pressure that was stuck overhead in germany. whereas here in the uk the jet stream passing is ridged and what that does is it builds pressure. so this area of high pressure that's building across the uk is going to be with us through the rest of this week, the weekend and even influences the weather into next week as well. it means we will have more scenes like this, it really has been a glorious day so far in parts of cumbria. whereas across central and eastern england we do have some patches of cloud around. the cloud, though, is very thin, it's only about 300 metres thick so there is a chance i think, particularly later this afternoon, towards the evening time it will break up and we will see some sunshine coming through. but the best of the sunshine today, wales, south—west england, northern england, scotland and eastern counties of northern ireland. 0vernight tonight, a bit more cloud pushes back into the north—west otherwise it's d

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