The Guardian - 03.08.2019

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UK and Ireland Noon today Forecast A round the U K

Atlantic front Weatherwatch Around the world

You might expect tempers to boil

over and violence to spike in a

heatwave. You might also expect

heat to make people lethargic and

less likely to exert themselves. Crime

statistics show that both eff ects

are real. In Britain, we spend more

time outside in summer, and the

whole pattern of crime changes,

so it is not just a matter of warmth.

However, statistical studies in many

countries, comparing warmer years

with cooler ones, strongly suggest

that temperature aff ects violence.

A study in New South Wales found

that the number of cases of assault

each day rose as it got hotter, but

dropped when the temperatures

passed 30C. Non-violent crimes,

such as fraud, did not increase the

same way. Researchers in Korea

found a direct association between

temperature and assault, while in

Finland violent crime appears to rise

by about 2% per degree temperature

increase. In Chicago , an analysis of

5m police reports since 2001 shows

a steady increase of crime rate with

temperatures up to 32C, but falling off

after that. The reasons behind these

eff ects have not been fully studied,

but the intuitive explanation may be

the best one. High temperatures make

people more impulsive, and violent

acts get committed literally in the

heat of the moment. David Hambling

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Algiers 32

Ams’dam 22

Athens 34

Auckland 13

B Aires 14

Bangkok 30

Barcelona 28

Basra 47

Beijing 32

Berlin 24

Bermuda 30

Brussels 23

Budapest 25

C’hagen 23

Cairo 37

Cape Town 18

Chicago 30

Corfu 32

Dakar 30

Dhaka 34

Dublin 20

Florence 32

Gibraltar 27

H Kong 30

Harare 24

Helsinki 17

Istanbul 32

Jo’burg 20

K Lumpur 32

K’mandu 27

Kabul 36

Kingston 32

Kolkata 33

L Angeles 31

Lagos 27

Lima 17

Lisbon 27

Madrid 36

Malaga 29

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Mexico C 25

Miami 32

Milan 31

Mombasa 28

Moscow 17

Mumbai 28

N Orleans 31

Nairobi 24

New Delhi 31

New York 29

Oslo 24

Paris 26

Perth 21

Prague 21

Reykjavik 16

Rio de J 22

Rome 30

Shanghai 33

Singapore 32

Stockh’m 19

Strasb’g 27

Sydney 20

Tel Aviv 31

Tenerife 24

Tokyo 31

Toronto 28

Vancouv’r 23

Vienna 23

Warsaw 22

Wash’ton 30

Well’ton 13

Zurich 26

Lows and highs Precipitation Air pollution

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Belfast 2123 to 0540

Birm’ham 2056 to 0531

Brighton 2043 to 0531

Bristol 2056 to 0539

Carlisle 2111 to 0525

Cork 2121 to 0600

Dublin 2118 to 0545

Glasgow 2121 to 0527

Harlech 2107 to 0539

Inverness 2128 to 0518

London 2045 to 0528

M’chester 2102 to 0530

Newcastle 2107 to 0520

Norwich 2045 to 0518

Penzance 2103 to 0555

Source: © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Times are BST

Aberdeen 0327 4.5m 1604 4.4m
Avonmouth 0948 13.6m 2205 14.0m
Barrow 0126 9.8m 1358 9.6m
Belfast 0103 3.7m 1335 3.4m
Cobh 0752 4.1m 2015 4.2m
Cromer 0844 5.3m 2129 5.2m
Dover 0104 6.8m 1329 7.0m
Dublin 0127 4.4m 1403 4.1m
Galway 0734 5.3m 1950 5.6m
Greenock 0225 3.7m 1514 3.3m
Harwich 0156 4.3m 1418 4.2m
Holyhead 0021 6.0m 1251 5.7m
Hull 0831 7.9m 2111 7.8m
Leith 0446 5.9m 1715 5.9m
Liverpool 0111 9.8m 1339 9.6m

London Bridge 0411 7.6m 1634 7.2m

Lossiemouth 0159 4.3m 1433 4.2m

Milford Haven 0842 7.2m 2102 7.4m

Newquay 0733 7.2m 1953 7.4m

North Shields 0533 5.4m 1809 5.3m

Oban 0813 3.9m 2025 4.1m

Penzance 0704 5.6m 1926 5.9m

Plymouth 0823 5.5m 2037 5.8m

Portsmouth 0119 4.8m 1357 4.9m

Southport 0045 9.5m 1313 9.3m

Stornoway 0921 4.9m 2131 5.2m

Weymouth 0940 2.1m 2139 2.4m

Whitby 0611 5.9m 1845 5.8m

Wick 0125 3.7m 1400 3.6m

Workington 0130 8.8m 1359 8.6m

Sun rises 0526

Sun sets 2045

Moon rises 0814

Moon sets 2223

First Quarter 7 Aug

Carbon

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Daily atmospheric CO 2

readings from Mauna Loa,

Hawaii (ppm):

Latest

01 Aug 2019 410.51

Weekly average

21 Jul 2019 410.87

02 Aug 2018 408.36

02 Aug 2009 387.66

Pre-industrial base 280

Safe level 350

Source: NOAA-ESRL

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