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[00:00:26] New spaces are starting to be installed to host migrants.
[00:00:28] Live on the beaches, 1500 places
[00:00:32] are foreseen. The Spanish government has counted more
[00:00:35] than 2,160 minors, right now.
[00:00:38] Ceuta.
[00:00:41] Cambrils commemorates today the ninth anniversary of the August 17th attack,
[00:00:45] after yesterday's remembrance events in Barcelona and Ripoll.
[00:00:48] Donald Trump threatens to attack Oman
[00:00:51] if it allies with Iran in the strategy to control the Strait
[00:00:54] of Hormuz, coinciding with the end of the two-month deadline
[00:00:59] people who are in for the United States and Iran to end the
[00:01:02] conflict.
[00:01:05] Today, the trial against Meta begins in California for the damages
[00:01:09] that social networks are causing to minors. The Facebook and Instagram company
[00:01:13] faces claims for more than one billion
[00:01:16] it is very difficult for the heat to stop, especially near euros, practically its value on
[00:01:36] especially in towns near the sea where humidity has caused
[00:01:39] a stifling sensation, making nighttime rest
[00:01:42] difficult.
[00:01:46] The forecast indicates high temperatures and intense
[00:01:49] l'Ebre, amb força sol, però també nobulades que poden donar alguna
[00:01:53] agutellada al nortest del
[00:01:54] país.
[00:02:03] Good morning, how are you? We start the block with the migratory crisis in Ceuta
[00:02:07] because the first tents have already started to be set up to receive the
[00:02:11] thousands of emigrants who are still struggling since the end of
[00:02:14] July in the streets and also on the beaches of the autonomous city. The
[00:02:17] Spanish government has announced the creation of 1,500 new temporary
[00:02:21] reception places for migrants in four spaces on
[00:02:25] the outskirts of the autonomous city. The Minister of Migrations assured
[00:02:28] today that she trusts in... expanding these places, although
[00:02:32] she avoided specifying how many migrants still remain in the city and
[00:02:36] also accused the Popular Party of
[00:02:38] we are seeing that at different times of not rowing in favor.
[00:02:41] I don't want to set a limit, the important thing is that immediately
[00:02:44] 1,500 will be available, but as I announced
[00:02:48] yesterday, there are four spaces that in total can add up and can accommodate
[00:02:51] more places. Indeed, when we see the presence
[00:02:55] of the Popular Party here in Ceuta, the question for me is
[00:02:58] very clear, right? Do they come to collaborate
[00:03:01] to improve the situation in Ceuta or do they come
[00:03:05] to take photos with agitators? Well, perhaps there is a context and an
[00:03:09] environment and some guidelines from Genoa
[00:03:12] that complicate, well, what for me is so important, which is the
[00:03:16] collaboration between administrations.
[00:03:20] They live right in front of the Trampolín beach. From their terrace, they have
[00:03:23] this image every day. It is another of the contrasts left by the mass
[00:03:27] arrival of people in Ceuta. A few meters from their
[00:03:30] homes, a beach converted into an improvised reception point. Many
[00:03:34] residents assure that they have stopped
[00:03:38] and no living a normal life. Our children cannot go to the beach.
[00:03:40] I generally at this time would be here at home with my family or
[00:03:44] we would be at the beach and well, and now we are here locked up in the house with
[00:03:48] the air conditioning on because we don't feel
[00:03:51] safe even on our own terrace, which is our property.
[00:03:55] In the city center, merchants also assure that they are suffering the
[00:03:58] economic consequences of this crisis. The festivals have been suspended,
[00:04:01] an attraction for families, tourists and clients who this year
[00:04:05] will not come economically or
[00:04:08] commercially, which is what I live from, well, the truth is that it is affecting us a lot. As you are
[00:04:12] seeing, the shops are empty, people are very
[00:04:15] scared and like in a lockdown, we have been in lockdown for two months,
[00:04:19] well, we have been here for almost a month and a lot of people, elderly
[00:04:22] people or parents who don't let their girls go to
[00:04:25] or any summer activity.
[00:04:29] Bars, restaurants and shops even lowered their shutters in the most
[00:04:33] critical moments, now they are reopening, but the sector calculates that the economic impact
[00:04:36] exceeds 25 million euros. However, the narrative is not
[00:04:40] unanimous, there are also those who ask to put themselves in the shoes of the people who have arrived
[00:04:44] in the city and understand the situation they are
[00:04:47] experiencing.
[00:04:52] I don't want immigrants, no, but these people are in the city center
[00:04:55] like animals, it's a humanitarian crisis, these people
[00:04:59] have been used. But these people have seen this
[00:05:01] opportunity to get out of the hell they lived in. People
[00:05:05] are scared, this has been something that has gotten out of hand,
[00:05:09] but we cannot stop helping.
[00:05:22] Behind the figures and testimonies lies a complex
[00:05:25] reality, that of a city that wants to recover its daily life, while
[00:05:29] coexisting with the consequences of an arrival of people
[00:05:33] that has changed the lives of many of its residents. Anna Taixido
[00:05:37] Colomer, TV3, Ceuta.
[00:05:41] The Spanish government has made public a new count of minors who have arrived in Ceuta
[00:05:44] these days. It says that the national police have identified
[00:05:47] 2,168 minors. What we at Cat Info have
[00:05:51] discussed with the Elin Association, which has been working on the ground for 20 years,
[00:05:55] assures that the real figure is much higher. It also considers
[00:05:59] these 1,500 places that the Spanish executive will
[00:06:01] allocate to accommodate the migrants who are in
[00:06:05] Ceuta insufficient.
[00:06:08] They are not enough, there are many more
[00:06:11] the city who need a solution and it is true that one has
[00:06:15] to start somewhere. Obviously, we welcome
[00:06:19] that there are at least 1,500 places to be able to provide
[00:06:22] a solution to this whole situation, but well,
[00:06:25] we have been 19 days since all this
[00:06:28] began, we believe that this solution should have arrived before and above
[00:06:32] all we believe that we should not stop here, we handle data
[00:06:36] somewhat higher, much higher rather, than that
[00:06:39] figure, around 40, but it is true
[00:06:43] that, well, it is up to the authorities to make those
[00:06:46] counts, those
[00:06:47] affiliations.
[00:06:54] This night, many towns, especially on the coast, have once again experienced a
[00:06:58] torrid night, meaning temperatures did not drop below 25 degrees. In Barcelona,
[00:07:02] the Cambruxa weather station in Les Corts has
[00:07:05] broken its previous record and has already registered 53
[00:07:09] torrid nights this summer. A previous record
[00:07:13] was in 2003, with 51. During the last
[00:07:16] decade, the trend seen in this graph, which you are
[00:07:19] seeing, was already increasing with notable years like
[00:07:23] 2022, when there were also many nights of
[00:07:26] difficult sleep.
[00:07:30] Another very hot night, that makes 53 this summer where
[00:07:34] thermometers do not drop below 25 degrees, a new record of what
[00:07:37] are known as torrid nights in the 40 years that the Cambrux
[00:07:41] weather station in Barcelona has been recording
[00:07:44] temperatures. Never in our lives had we turned on the air
[00:07:47] conditioning at night and now we have been since it started, well, in mid-July with the air conditioning
[00:07:51] and sometimes we even put on the fan. Among those who cannot sleep,
[00:07:55] there are some who go out into the street in a desperate search for any solution
[00:07:58] that will lower the extreme heat by a few degrees.
[00:08:02] You don't know, you don't know if you get up, you
[00:08:06] get up.
[00:08:10] Because yesterday it was terrible. I had to come here to wet my
[00:08:13] feet, wet my arms, put my head, my
[00:08:17] face, or my neck
[00:08:20] to cool myself down because otherwise,
[00:08:24] the heat, in addition, can be a problem among the most vulnerable. Especially
[00:08:27] these very hot nights, at night it is harder to sleep because in the end
[00:08:31] the sheets stick to you from so much heat and, of course, you cannot
[00:08:35] have the air conditioning on all night with her because it is not
[00:08:39] good for her either. So, well, trying to manage as best we can...
[00:08:43] The bottle of water has become essential to get through
[00:08:46] these nights soaked in sweat. A lot of heat
[00:08:50] air, just the
[00:08:53] window, I can never sleep, that's
[00:08:57] why I go out a lot, that's it. Beyond the torrid nights there are scorching nights,
[00:09:00] which is when the thermometer no longer drops below 30 degrees. Now the debate is
[00:09:04] open among experts to decide how to name the
[00:09:08] nights in which temperatures do not drop below 35
[00:09:11] degrees. All of this is one of the most
[00:09:14] obvious effects
[00:09:17] of a climate change that is
[00:09:20] transforming our summers and to be able to analyze this issue we have
[00:09:24] asked Aleix Serra, who is the head of data quality control at the Meteorological Service of
[00:09:28] Catalonia, to accompany us. How are you? Good morning? Hello, good morning, very well. We have asked
[00:09:32] him to accompany us today on Canal 3 catinfo to find out what is
[00:09:36] exactly happening with climate change, with the increase
[00:09:39] in heat waves and these torrid nights, what is
[00:09:43] happening so that these high temperatures seem endless?
[00:09:46] We are experiencing an exceptional summer, eh, we will have to close the numbers when
[00:09:50] August 31st ends, the climatic summer we define between June 1st and August 31st and then
[00:09:54] we will see how it ranks in the ranking of warmest summers, but for now
[00:09:58] eh everything points to many places, if not all of Catalonia, having the warmest summer that has
[00:10:02] been measured and some indicators that already show us this, such as these torrid nights
[00:10:05] that he mentioned or specifically the city of Barcelona, which is perhaps the point
[00:10:09] where warm nights are felt most due to the urban heat island effect, but
[00:10:13] it is evident that all of Catalonia, be it night or day, well, we are
[00:10:16] observing a summer, eh, unprecedented in some
[00:10:19] cases. And an unprecedented summer that seems to have
[00:10:22] come to stay,
[00:10:26] right? It is part of the context we are in, the climatic
[00:10:29] context of warming, which means that the trend is increasingly higher
[00:10:33] temperatures, it does not mean that every summer has to be warmer than
[00:10:36] the previous one, the climatic series always show us a sawtooth pattern with small
[00:10:40] ups and downs but with a clear upward trend, this is what
[00:10:44] climate projection models tell us and this is what we have been observing in these
[00:10:47] last decades, especially since 2022, we have been having
[00:10:50] summers that are extreme with many days of
[00:10:54] heat, both day and night, eh, we experienced
[00:10:57] more than 20 years ago a summer in 2003 that at that time was very
[00:11:01] exceptional, it was something out of the ordinary, not only in
[00:11:04] Catalonia but throughout the continent, eh, and in
[00:11:07] contrast, these last years we are experiencing several 2003s,
[00:11:11] if that time it was very unusual, very exceptional, now we are getting used
[00:11:15] to these conditions of practically continuous heat throughout the summer,
[00:11:18] mhm, he is dedicated to analyzing the data, eh, linked to
[00:11:22] all meteorological issues, we understand, what do
[00:11:25] indicate, what trends are they pointing to
[00:11:29] that we should pay attention to from now on? Summer is getting longer,
[00:11:32] eh, we can already have significant heat waves during May, it also
[00:11:35] extends at the back, in September we often have,
[00:11:41] the coast, partly because these very hot summers cause the seawater
[00:11:45] to heat up a lot, we are also seeing record sea water temperatures, not only
[00:11:49] on the Catalan coast but throughout the Mediterranean and it's like a
[00:11:52] circle, right? Eh, if we have such high sea temperatures, then the temperature also takes
[00:11:56] longer to drop in the whole Mediterranean area, the whole coast, especially
[00:12:00] at night this is very noticeable, it is very difficult for these temperatures to drop when a cool spell
[00:12:03] arrives, it will be noticed first in the mountains, first inland, which this weekend
[00:12:07] we will already perceive a significant drop in temperature, but without a doubt the coast is where
[00:12:11] it will take longer for this temperature to normalize.
[00:12:14] We are reporting a series of changes that affect sea temperature, the
[00:12:17] temperature we also feel, eh, it's like a
[00:12:21] new scenario being created around us, yes, yes, without a doubt. When
[00:12:25] we talk about climate change, about global warming, what we do is move
[00:12:29] our climate, the summers we knew last century, to put it
[00:12:32] one way, the 80s, the 90s, eh, they would already
[00:12:35] seem very strange to us, if we lived a summer from the 90s now, it would seem very
[00:12:39] cold to us, you would even surely report that on the coast there is no way
[00:12:43] to go to the beach, we are I don't know if getting used to it but
[00:12:46] willingly or unwillingly we are getting used to a much higher temperature,
[00:12:50] especially during the summer all year round, eh, there is a warming of a
[00:12:54] temperature increase. Warming, but especially in summer and especially during the day is where this difference
[00:12:58] is most noticeable, and it is also a race year after year
[00:13:03] the year, now it will be spring, now we are experiencing summer, we will see next winter, in any
[00:13:07] case, eh, daily heat records for a week, for a month,
[00:13:11] but they are a succession, I don't know if there are models that are also
[00:13:14] indicating a very warm winter because I have heard it somewhere,
[00:13:18] I don't know exactly if it is referring to concrete models that
[00:13:21] you have on the table or a more generic assumption.
[00:13:25] Seriously, we have some seasonal models, but the reliability in the
[00:13:29] medium term is still very, very
[00:13:32] low. In any case, in the context of El Niño, it is possible that Western
[00:13:35] Europe will experience a less cold winter, but in any case
[00:13:39] these are still seasonal forecasts of low
[00:13:42] reliability. In any case, for now we are still waiting or
[00:13:46] analyzing the summer and then we will see the rest of the seasons,
[00:13:49] mhm. From the way you analyze the data, is there a deadline after
[00:13:53] which you can say, from now on this new situation has
[00:13:57] been established and therefore we must start to change
[00:14:00] even our way of life? I think this
[00:14:03] has already happened, that is to say, the installation of air
[00:14:06] conditioners, as the residents here who are suffering from the
[00:14:09] heat in Barcelona said, is massive, not only in the places where it was common
[00:14:13] but in many other parts of Catalonia. Outdoor activities
[00:14:17] that have to be delayed or that have to be changed
[00:14:21] due to excessive heat. We saw it at the end of the school year that in some schools that perhaps never.
[00:14:25] I almost never had problems with excessive temperature inside
[00:14:28] the classrooms, well, now they do, even though the summer holidays, in principle, prevent
[00:14:32] students from being in the classrooms during the hottest moments, now as soon
[00:14:36] as the school year reaches June, this is already a problem if the classrooms are not air-conditioned, therefore
[00:14:40] a series of indicators that
[00:14:43] are not only data but our experience shows us that we are in a hotter
[00:14:46] climate and furthermore with a tendency, with an expectation
[00:14:50] of getting even warmer, it is not that we will reach a moment with a ceiling where
[00:14:54] the temperature will no longer rise, but that the trend is to continue rising, that is, there is
[00:14:57] no ceiling for now, for now there is no ceiling, eh, it will also depend a lot on human
[00:15:01] activity in the coming decades if it accelerates greenhouse
[00:15:05] gas emissions or if it attenuates them, but the
[00:15:08] trend is upwards. And regarding geographical areas of Catalonia, what can
[00:15:11] you tell us? This summer, for example, we had an unusual
[00:15:15] situation in the Lleida plain. The city of Lleida had 14 days with more than 40
[00:15:19] degrees maximum, this has broken all records from previous
[00:15:23] years, where there were some summers with up to seven or eight days of 40
[00:15:26] degrees, but we only have to go back to the turn of the century to find
[00:15:30] many summers where 40 degrees were not reached any day throughout the year, now we are talking about
[00:15:34] 14 this summer, so it is a change in situation. Also very
[00:15:37] important, it's as if the climate of the Lleida plain had become like
[00:15:41] that of some places in Andalusia, to give an example that we all
[00:15:45] understand what this change in situation is about.
[00:15:48] Also here on the coast, obviously, well, ehm, many times the most
[00:15:51] remarkable thing is the nighttime temperature, we are talking about more than 50
[00:15:54] torrid nights in the city of Barcelona, meaning 50
[00:15:58] nights where the temperature has not dropped below 25 degrees, in this case we have also surpassed the
[00:16:02] record of 2003 and we have also placed ourselves in a
[00:16:05] climate with characteristics that a few decades ago were
[00:16:09] unimaginable, it is a truly different situation and
[00:16:13] that, as you said, forces us to adapt, stopping it is
[00:16:16] difficult, we will see if it gets much worse or not
[00:16:20] so quickly, but adapting is mandatory, adapting is
[00:16:24] mandatory. Are you asked for information or
[00:16:27] reports by any organism, public
[00:16:31] entities, eh, to pay attention to this in order to make
[00:16:34] political and management decisions? Obviously, as the
[00:16:37] Meteorological Service of Catalonia, we analyze the data and also make climate projections,
[00:16:41] and with this, well, the different professionals who work on everything
[00:16:45] that affects us as a society have more information to be able to decide
[00:16:48] and make changes. Obviously, now public
[00:16:52] facilities are not conceived without air conditioning and
[00:16:56] we will have work to do, surely, to install it in many
[00:16:59] places that until now did not have it because perhaps as a society
[00:17:03] we had considered that it was not necessary, so if now we consider that it is necessary, then
[00:17:06] it will have to be installed, and like that, well, all
[00:17:10] infrastructures, eh, broad in
[00:17:13] cities, all the adaptation that this new climatic situation
[00:17:17] implies, we will have to carry it out. We will provide the data so that
[00:17:21] decisions can be made with knowledge. Mr. Serra, to
[00:17:24] conclude, you just told me about the ceiling, that there seems to be no limit,
[00:17:28] but what do the models say, eh, what do they indicate for
[00:17:32] the coming years, eh, how far can we go in the short term? Our
[00:17:35] climate projections, eh, obviously it's a range, no, we don't define
[00:17:39] exactly what the temperature will be in 2040, because that would be absurd, but
[00:17:42] it does tell us that by mid-century there will be a temperature between 3 and 5 degrees,
[00:17:46] an average temperature, eh, between 3 and 5 degrees higher than what we had in
[00:17:50] the pre-industrial era, or... last century, to put it simply,
[00:17:53] ehm, this is a very big difference, and furthermore, we have to take
[00:17:57] into account that if we are talking about an average temperature, it means that
[00:18:01] within this, there will be weeks, there will be months, there will be seasons where this difference
[00:18:05] will go much further, therefore we are talking about a scenario that we are
[00:18:08] now seeing, a kind of
[00:18:12] preview, we are seeing what a summer like those of
[00:18:16] mid-century might be like, but the trend is that we will see worse
[00:18:19] ones, and therefore this adaptation is essential.
[00:18:23] Any advice for the citizens, then? No, I think common sense is what
[00:18:27] is operating in this very warm summer that
[00:18:30] we have found ourselves in, ehm, and people already
[00:18:34] know what to do, not to expose themselves more than necessary, but obviously there
[00:18:37] are activities that are not chosen either and therefore, well, we have to
[00:18:41] create together an environment that makes this heat, this summer, more
[00:18:45] bearable. Thank you very much for visiting
[00:18:49] us and for explaining all this
[00:18:52] information that we wanted to be able to provide and offer
[00:18:55] to viewers, to expand on the data of what is happening right now
[00:18:59] with the torrid nights and with the high temperatures. Aleix Serra, head
[00:19:03] of data quality control at the Meteorological Service of Catalonia, good morning, thanks,
[00:19:07] thank you very much for inviting us. We are taking a short break
[00:19:11] and we will be back with the information here on Canal Trescat info.
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[00:27:26] Good morning! The weather continues to be marked by heat, a heat
[00:27:30] that once again is intense and will be in the western regions, in the Ebro lands, with
[00:27:33] maximums reaching 38,
[00:27:37] 39 degrees, but in some cases, they could even touch
[00:27:40] 40, but the good news is that it seems that for the
[00:27:44] weekend, between Friday and Saturday and Sunday, with the increase in
[00:27:47] instability, you will see now that temperatures will normalize for
[00:27:50] the time of year. Today in the satellite images, you will see that the situation
[00:27:54] is calmer. Eh, today there are these cloudy intervals that are
[00:27:58] seen in the form of small dots that have appeared since early morning.
[00:28:01] There has been some... very light drizzle in some parts of Osona, Ripollès,
[00:28:05] but very little. The Tramuntana wind has come in, which has made the
[00:28:08] temperature eh high, especially in Empordà, for example, 25,
[00:28:12] Ampolla, l'Escala, sorry, eh, but in Masnou
[00:28:15] also 27, in Barcelona 28, and in the Pyrenees, this fresher breeze has
[00:28:19] brought the minimum to 12
[00:28:22] degrees in Ger, a generally sunny situation,
[00:28:26] in the coming hours with these cloudy intervals towards the northeast,
[00:28:29] this situation remains in the afternoon, but more clouds in... areas of the Pyrenees,
[00:28:33] some drizzle, some small
[00:28:36] shower could appear, but nothing like yesterday. We continue with high
[00:28:39] temperatures, especially this yellow patch that you see from the alerts of the
[00:28:43] Meteorological Service of Catalonia, where temperatures eh will be
[00:28:46] highest throughout today or at least above what they should
[00:28:50] be normally. The maximums will be between 36 and
[00:28:53] 39 degrees in the western regions and the Ebro lands, but with some
[00:28:57] isolated points of 40 in these places. The situation is
[00:29:01] basically sunny, with some cloudiness, but basically sunny and with
[00:29:04] high temperatures also, with values above 30, reaching
[00:29:08] 35 in the city of Palma, also Alghero with a maximum temperature of
[00:29:11] 32 degrees, but look at the change, the change is
[00:29:15] Wednesday still some showers in the Pyrenees, Thursday these showers would gain
[00:29:18] ground in all this area of the Pyrenees and the western regions and
[00:29:22] especially Friday, Saturday Sunday, the showers, the storms
[00:29:25] will be more frequent, more intense, they may be accompanied by hail,
[00:29:29] by ice, and cooler air arrives that brings temperatures
[00:29:32] to normal for the time of year, so a little patience, Wednesday is the maximum
[00:29:36] day, but the weekend seems that it will be normal.
[00:30:25] New spaces are beginning to be installed in Ceuta to accommodate the migrants who
[00:30:29] are still living in poor conditions on the beaches. 500
[00:30:33] places are expected. The Spanish government has counted more than
[00:30:36] 2,160 minors in
[00:30:38] Ceuta.
[00:30:42] Cambrils commemorates today the ninth anniversary of the August 17th attack,
[00:30:45] after remembrance acts were held yesterday in both Barcelona and
[00:30:48] Ripoll.
[00:30:52] Donald Trump threatens to attack Oman and Syria with Iran's
[00:30:55] strategy to control the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with the
[00:30:59] end of the.