least part of their life in a reef system and the corals are the foundation of that system. they mean a lot to a lot of our marine life. they are also very important from the perspective of coastal protection. if you have ever been to the florida keys, they are low lying islands in these corals provide an important service to us because they break waves down that come from offshore and this is hurricane season so we are thinking about the importance of that protection it provides. they are extraordinarily important to our community culture and way of life and our economy.- of life and our economy. what about other of life and our economy. what about other organisms - of life and our economy. what about other organisms and i about other organisms and animals? how do they cope with these warm water temperatures? the coral is the iconic species and they get all the attention. but it is notjust coral being impacted. there are reports of fish death so some of the fish that are larger and
reporter: good morning, poppy. as pleasant as it might feel if you re a beachgoer dipping into these waters nowadays, it is devastating for marine life. if you are sweltering on land you get a sense what so many different sea creatures have been dealing with for the last couple of decades now, the result of all that heat trapping pollution in the atmosphere and now it is coming to fore in a most undeniable way. this is the caribbean sea here in colombia and florida is due north that way where temperatures triple digits for marine scientists is mind-boggling. they re seeing some reef communities, corals reaching 100% bleaching, 100% mortality. who knows ch of florida s reef system can survive this. and that goewell beyond something pretty to look at if you re a snorkeler. where sealife is born and begins right now, so everybody in that industry, the marine industry
here in cartagena, locals and tourists are used to bathtub warm water, but nothing like the numbers scientists are seeing now. north of us in florida in florida bay, triple digit temperatures fahrenheit, 101 degrees and that s the sea surface, 38 degrees celsius. as a result of that, some scientists are seeing complete, total coral reef loss. 100% bleaching in some areas. no telling how much of florida s reef system is left of it because we have the two hottest months left to go and all of this a result of generations of heat-trapping gas and the atmosphere holding down as much extra heat every second as ten hiroshima help sized atomic bombs. the cold water has masked a lot of that obvious heat, but this year, obviously, you can t ignore it anymore, and this is just the beginning of a trend that scientists worry could have half of the planet s surface in
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no ash cloud so no problem with commercial flights. but spectacular it certainly is. coral across much of australia s great barrier reef has reached record levels, after storms and changing ocean temperatures had previously caused it to erode. australian scientists say the north and central stretches of the world s biggest reef system show the largest amount of coral cover in 36 years although there s now less in its southern section. now it s time for a look at the weather with darren bett hello there. we ve got the hosepipe ban coming into force today across hampshire and the isle of wight. and this was the scene in hampshire earlier on today. blue skies, baking sunshine and very dry ground as well. this is what s to come in the next five days. this is the rainfall accumulation. and there s nothing no rain, really, across many southern parts of the uk. we do have some blues there, some rain further north, mainly in the northwest of scotland, it has to be said.