Hurricane Lee intensified into a Category 5 storm Friday with winds nearing 165 mph as it approaches just north of the eastern Caribbean, according to the National Hurricane Center. Lee is the season’s first Category 5 storm, the highest label, with winds forecasted to peak at just under 180 mph by early Friday afternoon. Those…
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and dying on beaches. these pictures are from county wexford on the east coast of ireland earlier this year. now a report has been published investigating why. lets speak now to drjenny bortoluzzi, from trinity college dublin. she s one of the report s authors and joins me now from kent. what did you find! think ofjaws do these sharks pose so, what did you actually find? thanks for having me. so what we found are these sharks are likely appearing in our water is due to change in ocean conditions. this year, the uk, the british isles and the north sea have all experienced hotter than normal c temperature is and we ve also had a marine heatwave. so it s causing what we think is happening, causing these animals to be able to move further north than they have previously been recorded add because they are able to enter our waters because of these temperatures. d0 to enter our waters because of these temperatures- temperatures. do you think this is