The Guardian - 07.08.2019

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  • The Guardian Wednesday 7 August 2019


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UK and Ireland Noon today Forecast A round the U K
Atlantic front Terrawatch Around the world
Try swimming in the Dead Sea and
you can’t help but fl oat. This salt
lake, bordered by Jordan, Israel and
the West Bank, is nearly 10 times
as salty as the oceans. In recent
decades diversion of freshwater
streams has made it even saltier, and
since 1979 scientists have observed
salt crystals “snowing” down,
depositing up to 10cm on the sea
fl oor every year. It’s the only place
in the world where this happens and
now scientists think they know why.
During summer the Dead Sea
separates into two layers: a warm
super-salty layer sitting above a
cooler less-salty layer. The research,
published in Water Resources
Research , shows that when small
waves break this boundary they
encourage salty fi ngers to penetrate
into the lower layer. Warm water
holds more salt than cool water , so
as the fi ngers cool they produce salt
crystals that then rain down on the
sea fl oor.
The mechanism helps explain
the mystery of some of the massive
ancient salt deposits found in the
Earth’s crust, such as the thick salt
layer underneath the Mediterranean
sea. During a period when the Strait
of Gibraltar closed ( about 6 m years
ago) the Med would have had similar
properties to the Dead Sea.
Kate Ravilious
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Tomorrow
Friday
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Algiers 35
Ams’dam 21
Athens 33
Auckland 15
B Aires 17
Bangkok 32
Barcelona 27
Basra 47
Beijing 29
Berlin 25
Bermuda 30
Brussels 23
Budapest 31
C’hagen 22
Cairo 35
Cape Town 15
Chicago 30
Corfu 33
Dakar 28
Dhaka 31
Dublin 20
Florence 35
Gibraltar 30
H Kong 32
Harare 26
Helsinki 18
Istanbul 30
Jo’burg 23
K Lumpur 32
K’mandu 28
Kabul 37
Kingston 32
Kolkata 31
L Angeles 28
Lagos 29
Lima 17
Lisbon 26
Madrid 30
Malaga 36
Melb’rne 12
Mexico C 20
Miami 31
Milan 27
Mombasa 28
Moscow 20
Mumbai 30
N Orleans 32
Nairobi 25
New Delhi 32
New York 30
Oslo 20
Paris 26
Perth 15
Prague 24
Reykjavik 14
Rio de J 27
Rome 31
Shanghai 33
Singapore 31
Stockh’m 21
Strasb’g 23
Sydney 22
Tel Aviv 31
Tenerife 25
Tokyo 32
Toronto 26
Vancouv’r 24
Vienna 30
Warsaw 26
Wash’ton 32
Well’ton 14
Zurich 21
Lows and highs Precipitation Air pollution
Sun &
Moon
High tides Lighting
up
Sun rises 0532
Sun sets 2038
Moon rises 1339
Moon sets 2355
First Quarter 7 Aug
Forecasts and
graphics provided by
AccuWeather ©2019
Belfast 2115 to 0547
Birm’ham 2049 to 0538
Brighton 2037 to 0537
Bristol 2049 to 0545
Carlisle 2103 to 0532
Cork 2113 to 0607
Dublin 2110 to 0552
Glasgow 2113 to 0535
Harlech 2100 to 0546
Inverness 2119 to 0526
London 2038 to 0534
M’chester 2054 to 0537
Newcastle 2058 to 0528
Norwich 2037 to 0525
Penzance 2056 to 0601
Source: © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Times are BST
Aberdeen 0646 4.1m 1930 3.8m
Avonmouth 0017 12.6m 1242 12.0m
Barrow 0443 8.9m 1714 8.3m
Belfast 0427 3.6m 1711 3.1m
Cobh 1101 3.7m 2327 3.7m
Cromer -- -- 1155 4.9m
Dover 0419 6.3m 1643 6.4m
Dublin 0457 4.0m 1737 3.7m
Galway 1052 4.6m 2316 4.5m
Greenock 0525 3.6m 1821 3.1m
Harwich 0508 3.9m 1723 3.8m
Holyhead 0336 5.4m 1613 4.9m
Hull -- -- 1136 7.3m
Leith 0806 5.4m 2041 5.0m
Liverpool 0423 9.0m 1653 8.4m
London Bridge 0719 6.9m 1935 6.8m
Lossiemouth 0502 3.9m 1742 3.6m
Milford Haven -- -- 1149 6.2m
Newquay 1045 6.3m 2310 6.3m
North Shields 0852 4.9m 2136 4.5m
Oban 1115 3.2m 2330 3.2m
Penzance 1013 4.9m 2237 5.0m
Plymouth 1127 5.0m 2339 5.0m
Portsmouth 0455 4.5m 1736 4.6m
Southport 0336 8.7m 1606 8.1m
Stornoway 0009 4.5m 1257 4.0m
Weymouth -- -- 1220 1.7m
Whitby 0925 5.4m 2207 4.9m
Wick 0436 3.4m 1716 3.0m
Workington 0443 8.0m 1718 7.4m
Carbon
count
Daily atmospheric CO 2
readings from Mauna Loa,
Hawaii (ppm):
Latest
05 Aug 2019 410.86
Weekly average
28 Jul 2019 410.20
06 Aug 2018 407.55
06 Aug 2009 387.28
Pre-industrial base 280
Safe level 350
Source: NOAA-ESRL
London
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Manchester
13 19
Edinburgh
12 19
Belfast
12 19
Birmingham
12 21
Brighton
14 21
Bristol
13 19
Cardiff
14 20
Newcastle
12 19
Penzance
15 19
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