Summer Heat
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| Initial release | March 20, 2008 |
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| Directors | Monique van de Ven |
| Screenplay | Jan Wolkers |
| Box office | 2. 067 million EUR |
| Producers | Ate de Jong |
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| ID | 2900507 |
About Summer Heat
A photographer's (Waldemar Torenstra) steamy affair with a woman (Sophie Hilbrand) endangers his life.
Families in Turkey's quake cities battle dust and rubble six months on
... In some tent cities further north in the province, the biggest concern is access to air conditioning, which helps to make the Summer Heat and humidity more bearable...
Thirsty and exhausted, Texans feel the heatwave
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Spain's conservatives miss out on all-out victory as left celebrates
... The 70% turnout was remarkably higher than in 2019, despite the Summer Heat...
June 2023 likely to be the UK's hottest on record - BBC Weather
... Is climate change to blame? Although monthly temperatures fluctuate naturally between cooler and warmer periods, human-induced climate change increases the frequency and intensity of extreme Summer Heat...
Kari Lake: Interviewing the election denier who could be Arizona governor
... Her immaculate hair-do and pristine make-up had somehow defied the sweaty ravages of the Summer Heat...
Climate change: Heat deaths could triple by 2050
... " When it comes to Summer Heat, climate change is a complete game changer and has already turned what would once have been called exceptional heat into very frequent summer conditions, " warns Dr Friederike Otto, a senior lecturer in climate science at Imperial College London...
Krememchuk strike: 'I didn't think they would hit a mall - it's a safe place'
...Maksym Musienko, 26, was at his job in an electronics store at the Krememchuk shopping mall on Monday, helping customers buy air conditioners to combat the Summer Heat...
Extreme weather: What is it and how is it connected to climate change?
... In both countries, the Summer Heat is starting earlier and is more intense for longer periods of time...
June 2023 likely to be the UK's hottest on record - BBC Weather
By Tomasz Schafernaker and Sarah-Keith Lucas BBC Weather
June 2023 is poised to be The hottest June on record in The United Kingdom , provisional figures show.
Though maximum temperatures were not exceptionally High - The hottest day reached 32. 2C - it's been The long-lasting, moderate heat which has shifted it into record-breaking territory, surpassing The Junes of 1940 and 1976.
Provisional figures from The Met Office indicate that both The overall average and The average maximum temperatures are The highest on record.
Daytime temperatures of at least 25 degrees Celsius lasted for over a fortnight and, with High humidity, The nights provided little respite.
Much of The month saw High Pressure , which pulled in warm air from The South , and although cooler air arrived during The Final week, this hasn't been enough to knock June 2023 off The Top spot.
It was also very dry. Manston in Kent had no rainfall for 33 days straight.
Is Climate Change to blame?Although monthly temperatures fluctuate naturally between cooler and warmer periods, human-induced Climate Change increases The frequency and intensity of extreme Summer Heat . Is it likely we will see more of these prolonged spells of hot and dry weather in The Coming years.
What about The rest of summer?With summer holidays just around The Corner , many people will want to know what is in store as we head deeper into The summer months.
It looks at The Moment as though The First week of July will be fairly changeable, with Low Pressure bringing spells of rain and wind at times, most frequently to The northern half of The UK.
But, further ahead, there is growing confidence of a hotter spell developing again from mid-July to early August, although cooler and wetter weather is also likely at times.
The Reason for The Higher than average chance of more heat this summer is in part driven by a strengthening in The Pacific and.
The Met Office is predicting that globally, 2023 will be around 1. 2C above The pre-industrial era, but could be even hotter and potentially record-breaking.
Will we see a repeat of Last Year 's extreme heat?Although a few days of strong heat are possible, there is currently no indication of temperatures reaching anything like The Extremes reached during summer 2022, when The UK surpassed The 40 degree mark for The very First Time .
Stay Tuned to The Forecast and for all The up-to-date information and analysis you can follow on and.
Source of news: bbc.com
