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Vancouver 7°C 45°F
Mexico City 25°C 77°F
Honolulu 26°C 79°F
14°C 57°F New York
19°C 66°F Buenos Aires
Reykjavik 2°C 36°F
London 13°C 55°F
Cairo 10°C 50°F
14°C 57°F Cape Town
0°C 32°F Moscow
30°C 86°F Kuala Lumpur
13°C 55°F Tokyo
29°C 84°F Sydney

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Cold Spots

  1. 1

    Qaanaaq

    -43°C -45°F
  2. 2

    Cape Dorset

    -32°C -26°F
  3. 3

    Yellowknife

    -31°C -24°F
  4. 4

    Altai

    -31°C -24°F
  5. 5

    Hovd

    -28°C -18°F

Hot Spots

  1. 1

    Mongo

    42°C 108°F
  2. 2

    Wau

    41°C 106°F
  3. 3

    Abeche

    40°C 104°F
  4. 4

    Messina

    39°C 102°F
  5. 5

    Mango

    38°C 100°F

Temperatures are for the next 24 hours

Features & Analysis

Helen Willetts

New York sees a brief glimpse of Spring

New York saw temperatures climb to the mid teens this week. But be warned it will be a short lived glimpse of Spring.

Peter Gibbs

The science behind the mild weather

As exceptionally mild weather is forecast for some parts of the UK, BBC Weather's Peter Gibbs looks at what's causing the rise in temperatures.

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  2. Choppy seas rising above dock beneath a red lighthouse
  3. Freezing rain surrounds red berry
  4. Double rainbow lights up field, trees and viaduct
  5. Ice melting and sun reflecting on a river surrounded by bare trees

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