hello, i m christian fraser. you re watching the context on bbc news. a court of appeals decides donald trump wil not be given presidential immunity for his role in the january 6th capitol riots, and must face a civil lawsuit. welcome back. at the cop climate summit in dubai today, the brazilian president, lula da silva, addressed the elephant in the room. we have a collective problem, he said, a lack of ambition, our current targets, he added, don t go anywhere near far enough. the evidence suggests he is right. today, the world meteorological organisation told us, with a month to go in 2023, the average global temperature is on track to be 1.4 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. that is 2.5 fahrenheit. you might recall that the agreement in 2015, in paris, was to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees celsius and to pursue efforts to keep warming within the much safer limit of 1.5. few believe that that can now be achieved. and so, a lot of the fo
From the fox weather center. we saw pictures with matt and nicole, you got the 5 a.m. update, what do we know now? janice: category 4, strong hurricane hitting an area that has not been hit by intensity like this since records began. 130 mile per hour sustained wind, 5 a.m. advisory. pressure continues to drop. winds go up and pressure comes down, we have had rapid intensification over the last few hours. this is major hurricane, feeling wind gusts close to hurricane strengths, we are about three hours from landfall. the eye wall, where we have strongest, most powerful wind going to scrape the coast within
We ll have a couple of thousands without power and out towards the cape and the islands. we ll see wind gusts approaching hurricane strengths. we still have enough leaves that s still left in the tree. this will be a problem. we could see some power outages from the storm. if you are in the yellow, you have an isolated chance. the orange is scattered. we do think widespread power outages are likely. a good chunk of southern rhode island. the other story today, the huge west coast storm is moving into the hartland and we ll see a severe outbreak later today or tomorrow. maybe a few tornados. that has changed dramatically with our huge west coast stone.
Lets pull the models for the win winds. 8:00 p.m. on sunday. reporter: you see it right now? by about 8:00 p.m. on sunday night, you can see where we are looking at the 94 miles per hour around sarasota. how marco island have dropped down to 79 but still above hurricane strengths. i was surprised how long the wind stayed up here, how long those bands repeating the powerful gusts up here. now around midnight. you still have sarasota about 88 miles per hour. marco coming down about 55 miles per hour at that point. all the way to the other side of west palm beach. at midnight so this thing is still, this huge widely spread field of red, lets see what else we got. we got about an 8:00 p.m. producti prediction here.
And due to the fact that while tropical storm isaac fortunately did not materialize into a hurricane has it hit the keys, everyone was worried about, it s now northwest of key west and that means this is the the back side of the storm, the back side of the tropical storm system and you can see it s tagging a lot of winds, and producing strong surf ap thut the evening, more bands of rain are likely in the area. as far as rain all day long, well, it s definitely localized street flooding not only in key west, but 20 miles up the keys, up u.s. 1, also, and some of the localized areas, and street flooding as you see in key west, people taking it in stride and barefooting it through the puddles that was their street. harris. harris: it s interesting, you make the point it s a tropical storm and not yet gained the hurricane strengths and that s what everyone is