. >>> more heavy rain is on the way for an already soaked philippines, meteorologist ivan cabrera followingwe have a system that's going to enhance the monsoon, we have this time of year, the southwest of monsoon which brings the china sea the southwesterly wind flow. in fact, the heaviest rainfall occurs during the next few months here. but when we get a tropical storm to the north and east. that monsoon flow gets enhanced, supercharged, and what we get is a whole lot of rainfall. change it's the way will be for the next couple of days. as we get into the peak season, the typhoon season, other than known as hurricane season in the atlantic. otherwise it's been quiet. this is the feature we're watching for development. this one doesn't look as promising as far as an intense tropical cyclone here, but what it will do, because of its position as i just showed you is enhance that monsoon across portions of the philippines. we do have another feet that has the potential to become stronger. that's well to the east. plenty of time, that is going to be fold for next week. we'll keep you posted on

ivan cabrera will tell you what's going on after this. . >> welcome back.g moments on a flight from toronto to panama escorted by fighter jets after a passenger threatened to blow up the plane. police stormed the plane when it return and we have the dramatic pictures to share with you. austin delaney has the story. >> it is dramatic video shot a a passenger as the police tactical squad storms the airplane on the tarmac. they want everyone's hands in the air and heads down as they search for a passenger. the flight had taken off from pearson international on the way to panama city when it turned around over west virginia 45 minutes later and headed back to toronto. this woman was sitting seat ahead of the man. >>> are this was within a half hour. they were explaining how expensive it was and he hates canada. he said with a great expression, i just want to bomb canada. >> i flight was then divert and when it landed, police were waiting to board. the passenger said police were all business. >> they didn't take it from anybody. everyone had to keep their hands

ivan cabrera is following that for us because the plane did ask for a different route, ivan, because of the weather. but that's all we know. >> and what we also know is that that happens every day on thousands of flights, 365 days a year. that is such a routine thing from the cockpit to air traffic to basically go around a thunderstorm and the reason for that is the pilots aren't afraid that the wings are going to come off or the plane is going to lose structural integrity. they are engineered to withstand forces. what they want to do is prevent literally just your comfort from being interrupted. they don't want to you have a bumpy ride and go around the thunderstorms. there's the plane and there are the actual thunderstorms that it was trying to divert. the series of events that happened after that diversion, i think, are going to be what's key but they were flying over the storm. now, this is not a turboprop flying under the bands of a typhoon like we had in tie wang, that was obvious that was going to be an issue. specifically the westerly taking a primary role. this is just a typ

our meteorologist ivan cabrera has that for us. >> we have the southwest monsoon.e moisture pulled in from the south china sea on a southwesterly wind flow. the heaviest rain flow this time of year. what happens is between june and november, sometimes we'll get a surge in the monsoon. that can happen when a tropical cyclone positions it self to the northeast of the philippines because of its counterclockwise flow on the southwestern flank. it pulls in additional moisture from the south china sea. that strengthens the rains. could be quite heavy at times and more widespread, as well. that's likely going to happen over the next couple of days. with this feature that we've been monitoring, that will likely become our next tropical depression, perhaps even get a name. it's not going to head into the philippines. it doesn't need to. when it positions itself to the north and east, sometimes it can be worse than a direct hit because if it's a tropical storm and keeps going, then the rain stops. look at this here. this computer model forecast, we're getting very excited ab

ivan cabrera joins us now. hello. >> good to see both of you here. we are now in the peak of the season. the western pacific season peaks a little bit earlier than the atlantic season here. we are now at the height of what we look at for activity as far as typhoons here. and i think in the coming week, we are going to have the potential for a couple of systems. i think one is already in the stages of development here. that would be this blob of weather east of the philippines here. computer model forecasts indicating some development in the next 48 hours here. and then further east this one actually has more potential as far as the intensity heading into next week. we'll file that one away. this is the one we're going to pay attention to because it's going to do a couple of things. one if it forms, we're going to pay attention to it as far as the track. but also notice some of the bands here, well that's not part of the system. what happens here when these tropical cyclones move to the north and east of the philippines they enhance the southwest mons

. >> ivan cabrera has the forecast. >> spent the entire july, 21 stages after 3,600-some-odd kilometersthink despite all the nasty weather we've had throughout the stages, we're going to come on in and enter paris with pretty good weather. some clouds around, but not much in the way of rainfall. this is yesterday. the strategy there, the time trials, everyone going by their lonesome. the peloton will be back. and the race was decide long ago with the italian going to take the yellow jersey back home. there it is. the veilleux drome. a whole lot of activity going on in glass goe. we've got cycling, running, mini olympics there. a lot of the events are indoors. specifically, as we take you into paris today, we'll check on current temperatures, a fantastic 22 degrees. by the time we get into the afternoon, we'll be in the mid-20s. so that is going to be just fine here, thank you. 27 degrees there. partly cloudy skies in paris as we check in. the other games going on through europe, a few clouds and showers will move in. temperatures a little bit cooler there in the upper teens, but not doi

. >> ivan cabrera, it seems like we've been covering a lot of flooding in different parts of the world nothing unusual in romania. but they have been training over the same area so unfortunately the rivers and streams have gotten involved. we have an area of low pressure enhanced there on the satellite perspective. i want to take you on the ground because that's where the action has been. my goodness, it's going to take a while. let's show this latest video coming out of romania. cars are trying to get through but there is waist-high water and not the worst of it here as amara was mentioning there, two of the local hospitals are completely flooded out and had to be evacuated as a result of the water that came up so quickly. schools closed, upwards of 150 homes damaged there. so an unfolding event here in eastern romania. we'll continue to see showers and thunderstorms. watch when you see this pulsing up and down, that's typical for this time of year. at nighttime, things have calmed down and then during the day with the afternoon heating and a lot of moisture in place, you get the thun

meteorologist ivan cabrera is here with much more on the storm. ivan, is the threat over now? that's the big question. >> as you mentioned, i think for coastal areas, i think we're in much better shape at this point, but inland areas, vietnam and the hilly terrain across china still under the gun for very heavy rainfall, which will prompt flash flooding, along with the potential for landslides, it's been raining a lot here, even before the typhoon made landfall, which at this point here, this is the fourth landfall. i'm going to take you on a tour of what this has done over the last week. latest advisory and the last one from the joint typhoon warning center, 185 kilometer winds. they are done issuing advisories so in the next six hours, more of a rain threat and then we'll see about the damage, that death toll in china we are hoping stays that low, as you know in the philippines it is not. here's what happened, just a nonmenacing looking thing, watch what happens as i put this into motion. it arrived in the philippines as a category 3 storm with ferocious winds and torrential