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Transcripts for CNN New Day Weekend With Victor Blackwell and Christi Paul 20191110 11:40:00

tuesday and wednesday of the upcoming week. it s going to be vel cold. we are not talking 10 degrees or degrees below average. all of these dots represent record cold temperatures 250 from monday to wednesday. it begs the question it s november. where is this old air coming from? because this isn t normally a time of year you would get such cold air pushing down. well, here is the thing. it all originates far to the north. you can see that temperature trend pushing that cold air. initially down into the midwest. then into the northeast. the mid atlantic. eventually down into the southeast to a place like nashville, for example. but here is the thing. this is the really cool part, martin and christi. the air in nashville later this week originated back in the northern portion of the northwest territories in canada. yes, the arctic circle just a few days ago. wow. she meant that. really cool. she did. i got it. thank you. allison, thank you.

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20190923 07:21:00

well. and the sea ice lost that s increased and the extreme weather events. you look at the temperature trend, 2015 through 2019, warmest five-year period on record. since the pre-industrial time, 1.1 degrees celsius warmer on a planetary scale. you take a look at the sea level rise. we ve seen that in the past 25 years. on an average basis per year. it was about 3 millimeters in a ten-year span. the past ten years it was closer to 4 millimeters. in the last five years that number has gone up to 5 millimeters. another way to look at this is a simpler what i to understand it, the significance of just 5 millimeters, that s equivalent to the rate your fingernails grow every single month. that s how much our oceans have risen in the last five years on a planetary scale. that s a global average. look at the areas indicated in red off the coast of east asia,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190319:06:56:00

the flooding is already responsible for at least three deaths. let s turn to our meteorologist. joining us with the latest on the flood conditions. what are you seeing? about ten days ago. we had single digit low temperatures. still it felt like the heart of winter. and what s happening here dramatic warming trend led to the flooding taking place. significant flooding from the north to the portions of mississippi river valley. the temperature trend, we have climbed out of the freezing zone into the 50s and 60s in a couple of days time. the 60s come back and stay there across portions of midwest. especially what we have seen occur. a lot of snowfall beginning to melt. rain on top of this. the first time we have seen rain in some northern states since thanksgiving weekend. rain opposed to snow. this is rapidly amplifying

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180718:08:56:00

about four degrees cooler. boston, a big-time drop in temps, 91 to 82. how about the 80s into the 70s across parts of syracuse. not too bad there. and of course, we did have some severe weather here as well in the past 24 hours, much of it related to wind damage associated with a line of storms here, prompted some 1,500 flights to be canceled, some 4,000 to be delayed yesterday across the northeast because of all the gusty winds. and the severe weather risk is still in place. it is across the plains, though, impacting places such as sioux falls, topeka and omaha once again becoming a wind threat, the biggest threat, at least, across that part of the country. the heat remains the story, in particular around portions of the southwest, and in fact, it wants to stretch on into the northwest over the next several days. here s what the temperature trend looks like. down across portions of the south, they will actually want to warm up a little bit, into the middle 90s in places like nashville

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