pressure also tapped into some temperature contrast we saw across europe, drawing into really warm and muggy air from the mediterranean. now to the climate question, simple physics says that warmer air is going to hold more moisture, hence more rain and we are more likely to find more extreme rainfall events. interestingly, the climate scientist are also studying the impact of climate change on the jet stream does just does make it more undulating? does it slowly weather down and allow these extreme events to develop, which links us back notjust to the rain we have seen in western europe, but to the heat wave we have had in the north west, in north western parts of the united states and canada. . , parts of the united states and canada. . , canada. bbc weather s darren bent there canada. bbc weather s darren bent there on canada. bbc weather s darren bent there on the canada. bbc weather s darren bent there on the possible - bent there on the possible links to climate
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