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00:25I'm going to go to bed and I'm going to sleep.
00:35I'm going to sleep in four days, today is the best.
00:38I'm going to sleep and I'm going to sleep, but I'm still going to sleep.
00:41My God, I'm so hungry.
00:45I'm not sure if I'm going to sleep, I'm not going to sleep.
00:50Thôi nhanh chóng và chị cũng về. Chuông nhau cho nó mát thôi...
00:57Cứ ở ngoài đường này thì chị chết! Chết ngạt.
01:03Chạy trong những giờ nắng này mới có nhiều đơn...
01:08Chạy mát mát thì đơn lại ít nên trời nắng.
01:12I'm trying to go a little bit, but it's still a bit wet, but I can still hold it.
01:34I'm very excited, it's a nice weather,
01:37I can't even see them.
01:39I feel like they are best.
01:40It's super hot.
01:41I feel like it's hot as you need.
01:45I'm glad I'm thinking
01:46that you will see a little bit of the day
01:48that you'll see a more of the day.
01:50I'm swimming in the summer.
01:52I'm swimming in the summer so I'm swimming in the summer.
01:55But it was a bit of a little bit of a day.
01:59It was just a little bit of a day that came out.
02:00But I'm happy.
02:02I'm so good.
02:13What's particularly notable about the heat records we've seen in recent days is how much we've beaten the record by.
02:20So the previous record of 32.8 degrees Celsius was really eclipsed by the 35.1 that we've provisionally reported
02:28at Kew Gardens.
02:30And normally with these warm temperature extremes, you're looking at beating temperature records by fractions of a degree.
02:37But this is more than two degrees higher than the previous record, which is really notable in terms of the
02:42UK climate record.
02:43These temperatures are really unusual, not only in general, these would be unusually high temperatures for any time of year.
02:51But for this early in the year, before summer has really started, they're really extreme.
02:55We've seen temperature records broken by really big margins.
03:00Actually, I think in some regions, June temperature records have been broken and it's still only May.
03:05And some of those records have been broken by as much as two degrees, which is absolutely massive.
03:10Heat waves are always driven by circulation patterns.
03:13So in this case, we've got what's called a blocking high.
03:16So there's high pressure and it's sitting in one place and that's that's causing these prolonged high temperatures.
03:20But obviously, we know that underlying that we have this constant warming effect from from climate change that is driven
03:27by human activity, by by human emissions of fossil fuels and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
03:33So we know that heat waves are one of the most dangerous types of extreme weather.
03:37The dangers are not always so obvious as they are with floods or wildfires, but actually far more people die
03:43of heat stress because of heat waves than do in floods or wildfires typically.
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