in lewisham, morden and richmond. travel now. let s take a look at how the tube is running. all lines running normally at the moment just the ongoing closure of the northern line between moorgate and kennington for works. and for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station. time for the weather with sara thornton. good morning to you. another lovely day of spring weather across london and the south east today, but once more, pretty chilly start this morning with temperatures in the suburbs right down to very low single figures and a bit of a ground frost out there. but another lovely day, perhaps a little bit of mistiness at first but it clears quickly and dry and sunny through the day and some fairweather cloud later. we saw 21 in the last couple days, 19 or 20 degrees probably the peak of it through the day today and overnight tonight clear skies, and under the clear skies once more the temperatures will fall away, especially in the suburbs, so
will talk to her in nine minutes. i i don t know if you have been back to the cinema yet. numbers have improved a bit but not as much as the industry have hoped for. the latest film the industry have hoped for. tia: latest film being released asjames latest film being released as james bond at the end of the month, will that help? victoria is at the bar at a cinema in north london, where else would you be? would you be? good morning, yes, absolutely right. would you be? good morning, yes, absolutely right. there would you be? good morning, yes, absolutely right. there is would you be? good morning, yes, absolutely right. there is a - would you be? good morning, yes, absolutely right. there is a lot i absolutely right. there is a lot riding on w seven, so i guess it is to save on 007 to save cinema. this is the very golden age of hollywood, this cinema was built in the early 19005, it is an amazing art deco building. i wonder what the designer would have made of what has bee
with observations that go back to the 19005. but we do the best that we can and in the case of the death valley in 1913 record, the evidence just hasn t been presented yet that it was a faulty observation. wmo temperature verification takes time. injuly this year it officially recognised a new high temperature from antarctica, over a year after it was recorded in early 2020. christopher burt says time is not on the side of the 1913 death valley record. the fact is, if there was an investigation and it takes two or three years, 134 is probably going to happen somewhere on earth in the next three years anyhow, so it is kind of a moot point anyway, i think, going forward. the wmo is also looking into the new europe high temperature from italy in august. randy cerveny says it s important to get their investigations into extremes right.
of all the same day after day even though temperature was varying wildly from day to day at all the other surrounding sites. so, that was kind of a little red flag in the beginning there. the world meteorological organisation verifies temperature records, and randy cerveny, who signs off their investigations, says he hasn t seen enough evidence to discount the 1913 reading. obviously we don t have as good of quality of data going back that time as we do with modern records today. we can take a record and actually have the sensor that recorded it tested independently in a lab and make sure that it was working. we don t have that luxury back with observations that go back to the 19005. but we do the best that we can, and in the case of the death valley 1913 record, the evidence just hasn t been presented yet that it was a faulty observation. wmo temperature verification takes time. injuly this year, it officially recognised a new high
with observations that go back to the 19005. but we do the best that we can and in the case of the death valley in 1913 record, the evidence just hasn t been presented yet that it was a faulty observation. wmo temperature verification takes time. injuly this year it officially recognised a new high temperature from antarctica, over a year after it was recorded in early 2020. christopher burt says time is not on the side of the 1913 death valley record. the fact is, if there was an investigation and it takes two or three years, 134 is probably going to happen somewhere on earth in the next three years anyhow, so it is kind of a moot point anyway, i think, going forward. the wmo is also looking into the new europe high temperature from italy in august.