Weather Report Salomon
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The document provides a global weather forecast report from the English World Time Channel. It notes that global warming has increased 2 degrees according to Greenpeace and weather organizations. Extreme weather events are occurring worldwide, including damage from a tsunami in Somalia, expected lightning storms in Los Angeles, and tornadoes in Southwest Texas. Satellite images show new hurricane formation. While conditions will be sunny in Brazil, Sweden will see rain and rainbows. Mexican beaches are recommended for vacations.
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- 2. Hello, on this afternoon we will inform you about the Weather forecast around of the world
- 5. However, an earthquake in the African Continent, Somalia´s coasts were damaged by a Tsunami.
- 6. There will be a lightning storm in Los Angeles CA, USA and the Airport International will be closed for som e hours.
- 7. At the same time, the Southwest of Texas USA will be damaged by some tornadoes .
- 8. Some images taken from our satellite, shows the Earth and the formation of new hurricanes.
- 9. Fortunately, Brazil has better climate conditions, there will be sunny on this weekend.
- 10. In Sweden the climate will be rainy and then the valley will be painted by some rainbows
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