for iii! the lobal the . lobal financial for the . lobal financial outlook? for the lobal financial outlook? it for the ulobal financial outlook? it is the global financial outlook? it is a hue the global financial outlook? it is a huge moment— the globalfinancial outlook? lit 3 a huge moment for the globalfinancial outlook? it 3 a huge moment for the the globalfinancial outlook? it 2 a huge moment for the world economy. immediately, we have seen this reaction in world markets. the ayew of the dollar in world markets was up of the dollar in world markets was up sharply. us stock markets were up. one to an all—time high. and within that, rather intriguingly, the value of tesla went up by 110 billion. and it's part owner, elon musk, a key supporter of donald trump, his stake went up by $14 billion. it is part of a relief rally because we are no longer in limbo. but now we have the focus on what trump will actually do. first, there is big tax cuts against an economy where borrowing is already ballooning is likely to increase that debt by 7 trillion, and you will see a reaction in the markets.

also, a reflection that potentially inflation will be higher and interest rates will be higher. and these markets can seep into other markets like here in the uk, where there could be an impact in terms of lower—than—expected fall in interest rates. but then there is that big thing of trade. will donald trump essentially lead to a global trade war? you seem to suggest that with the imposition of notjust a tariff against enemies in certain sectors but against kind of everybody everywhere in all sectors, worth half trillion dollars potentially. notjust against china but against europe. and that does raise questions about what the united kingdom would do, whether to gang up with the europeans to try to persuade trump not to do this. maybe go with the americans, maybe try to be peacemaker, maybe sit this out and risk being caught in the crossfire. there could be an impact on inflation and growth in the uk

and around the world. we on inflation and growth in the uk and around the world.— on inflation and growth in the uk and around the world. we will see what happens- — and around the world. we will see what happens. faisal— and around the world. we will see what happens. faisal islam, - and around the world. we will see what happens. faisal islam, our. what happens. faisal islam, our economics editor. away from the us election, let's take a brief look at other some of today's other stories. the prince of wales has told the bbc that his wife is doing "really well" following her cancer diagnosis earlier this year. prince william was speaking in cape town ahead of tonight's earthshot prize ceremony. the competition is an annual award giving a million pounds to the five most environmentally innovative projects. the earthshot encompasses urgent optimism. that's what we're here for. and as i think you'll see tonight, the amount of youth from africa who will be in here, they'll be letting you know and letting everyone know that it matters to them. and without them, you know, the future is looking pretty bleak. our audiences would want to know, how is the princess? she's doing really well, thanks. and hopefully she's watching tonight and sort of cheering me on. no, she's been amazing this whole year, and i know she'd be really keen to see tonight he a success.

three men have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and the production of cannabis after an explosion at a house in newcastle last month. a man and a seven—year—old boy were killed in the explosion. two men in their 30s and another in his 50s remain in custody. a gp who tried to murder his mother's partner in a row over inheritance has been sentenced to more than 31 years in prison. dr thomas kwan, who worked in sunderland, disguised himself as a community nurse to inject his victim with a fake covid jab which was in fact poison. as a result, mr o'hara contracted a life—threatening disease. and the former manchester city footballer, benjamin mendy, is to be paid most of the £11 million in wages he missed out on, after he was charged with — and then acquitted of

— sexual offences. city stopped paying him between september 2021 and the end of his contract injune 2023. the judge at an employment tribunal said city were entitled to withhold pay for a period of about five months when he was held in custody. ok, let's go back now to our main story and donald trump's victory. sarah smith is in florida. it was a resounding victory. it was not even close. what can we take away from that? it might be tempting at first look to think that american voters responded to some of donald trump's racist and sexist language, some of the violent rhetoric he used during the violent rhetoric he used during the campaign, some of his more extreme ideas. and actually, talking to voters all the way through this campaign, whati to voters all the way through this campaign, what i found is that most people who supported him were doing so despite all of that outlandish behaviour, not because of it. they were just very simply not happy with

the economy, not happy with the direction the country was going in. he told them that he would fix it and they believed him. the harris and they believed him. the harris and biden administration also really had not done enough to tackle what were record levels of illegal immigration, and that was something that was very concerning to a huge number of americans. they did not see anything being done about it and they really trusted donald trump to grapple with that issue as well. the democrats of course throughout this campaign were warning that he would try to rule as an autocrat, that he would undermine american democracy. those warnings sounded rather hollow to people who simply said that rising prices under their government meant that they were struggling to make ends meet. you had kamala harris campaigning with the slogan, "we will not go back." of course, she was talking about women's rights and civil rights. a lot of voters said they did want to go back, for

years to when donald trump was in the lighthouse and they felt considerably better. they know him and they know what he is like in government, and they have chosen to go back to that for pretty simple kitchen table reasons.— kitchen table reasons. yes, it is all about the _ kitchen table reasons. yes, it is all about the economy. - kitchen table reasons. yes, it is all about the economy. the - kitchen table reasons. yes, it is - all about the economy. the country is clearly divided. we have all seen that. but one wonders, can donald trump bridge the divide between communities, between those on either side of the political divide? meiji. side of the political divide? well, and one wonders _ side of the political divide? well, and one wonders whether - side of the political divide? -ii and one wonders whether donald trump wants to. because he has this clear, secure victory. he has enough of the country behind him to back him in what he wants to do. is he interested in reaching out to people who fundamentally disagree with his ideas, with his worldview and with his way of doing things? because it is really interesting to think about, isn't it? he has won so many of these states, a really resounding

victory in the electoral college, but if you look at those swing states very small margins of victory there. it looks like he has one big but this is still a deeply, deeply divided nation.— but this is still a deeply, deeply divided nation. indeed it is. sarah, many thanks _ divided nation. indeed it is. sarah, many thanks to — divided nation. indeed it is. sarah, many thanks to you. _ divided nation. indeed it is. sarah, many thanks to you. sarah - divided nation. indeed it is. sarah, many thanks to you. sarah smith, | divided nation. indeed it is. sarah, i many thanks to you. sarah smith, our north american editor there. and there's more plenty more analysis on the election on bbc americast — available on bbc sounds. and it is available whenever you want it, too. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. quite a misty, murky day for many of us today. in fact, in the far north—west, in northern ireland and parts of north—west scotland, temperatures of 17 or 18 degrees. above average for the time of year and we are going to keep that work through the night tonight. out to the west, temperatures holding up

between 11 and 13 degrees. that's 13 in stornoway, the average in november is three degrees. incredibly mild, the night to come. we are still under the influence of high pressure with a little bit more of a breeze driving in this mild air from the south, but the stronger wind tomorrow means that hopefully western areas will see a little more in the way of sunshine. some breaks in the way of sunshine. some breaks in the way of sunshine. some breaks in the cloud across parts of north wales and certainly into the far north of scotland. misty, murky start in the south—east, hopefully that will lift, but locally cloud and its temperature is pretty respectable for the stage in november. we are looking at highs of 15, possibly16 november. we are looking at highs of 15, possibly 16 degrees in the far north—west once again. friday, almost a repeat performance. again, we will start off with cloud in the sky. a freshening breeze clearing up the cloud out to the west and once again into northern scotland, and those temperatures, a similar story. but there is a potential for a subtle change as we move into the weekend. a weather front will start

to push on from the atlantic during saturday and into sunday. it potentially could bring a little bit of showery rain on sunday. hopefully behind it it will help break that cloud and we will see some sunshine on monday onwards. into the weekend, don't expect that much change to the story. back to you. all right, louise. thank you. that's it from here in washington on a momentous day for american politics after donald trump defied his critics and comfortably secured a second term as us president. despite polling suggesting this would be one of the closest ever us elections, in the end donald trump comfortably beat kamala harris and will take office as the 47th president injanuary. i'll be back at 10, but we'll leave you now with some of the images of the election campaign. have a good evening.

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hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. the last time arsenal played inter milan in the champions league was 21 years ago — that ended in a win at the san siro — can they do it again tonight? a very happy ruben amorim — but what will the win over manchester city mean for the united head coach—elect? and another boss in waiting. trump was re—elected as us president, but how will that impact on sport. welcome to the programme. welcome to the programme. it was a cracker last night it was a cracker last night in action in the competition, in the champions league, in the champions league, with that significant loss with that significant loss for manchester city — can we expect for manchester city — can we expect similar shocks tonight? similar shocks tonight?

there are two english teams there are two english teams in action in the competition, aston villa have travelled to brussels, where their match is already under way, while arsenal are in italy to take on inter milan in 90 minutes' time. they've travelled without declan rice, but they will have their captain martin odegaard available again after being out since september. manager mikel arteta says this is going to be a mouthwatering match. we are blessed to be where we are. you know, we are going to play this competition, we are going to play 70 games, we are going to have injuries, we are going to have defeats, like many other teams, and it shows where we are and then how good we are going to be to react and be ourselves. my blood is pumping. you know, these are the games we want to play, to come to milan, to play inter, that two years ago they were in the final of the champions league, they won the scudetto last year and to come here to show the team that we are in right now and the ambition that we have. after defeat away to newcastle united on saturday, arsenal have a challenging week

on the road, they go to chelsea on sunday, but before that of course is tonight's match in italy. outside the san siro for us isjohn murray and matthew upson. two nights, arsenal come here to the imposing sent zero stadium, the home of the italian champions, and they come here, matt and the week that edu has resigned, theirform in the premier league, one point from the last three matches, they come without declan rice, and deeply chelsea at stamford bridge on sunday. it is a testing time for them, is it not? aha, sunday. it is a testing time for them, is it not?— sunday. it is a testing time for them, is it not? a tough week for arsenal and _ them, is it not? a tough week for arsenal and i _ them, is it not? a tough week for arsenal and i agree _ them, is it not? a tough week for arsenal and i agree it _ them, is it not? a tough week for arsenal and i agree it is - them, is it not? a tough week for arsenal and i agree it is usually i arsenal and i agree it is usually tested, — arsenal and i agree it is usually tested, it— arsenal and i agree it is usually tested, it will test the resolve of the group, — tested, it will test the resolve of the group, players,

is stretched right to the moment with injuries and mccann it our chapter— with injuries and mccann it our chapter has work to do. we with injuries and mccann it our chapter has work to do. we were not exectin: chapter has work to do. we were not exneeting this. _ chapter has work to do. we were not expecting this, where _ chapter has work to do. we were not expecting this, where we, _ chapter has work to do. we were not expecting this, where we, i'm - chapter has work to do. we were not expecting this, where we, i'm not i expecting this, where we, i'm not sure many work?— sure many work? arsenal has had a difficult season, _ sure many work? arsenal has had a difficult season, full-back - difficult season, full— back positions rotated through injury, lost william saliba a bit with suspension and martin odegaard, a massive _ suspension and martin odegaard, a massive loss not having him in the team, _ massive loss not having him in the team, and — massive loss not having him in the team, and credit to them they had decent _ team, and credit to them they had decent results without him but of late decent results without him but of hate it _ decent results without him but of hate it has — decent results without him but of late it has been difficult.- late it has been difficult. martin odeuaard late it has been difficult. martin odegaard is _ late it has been difficult. martin odegaard is here, _ late it has been difficult. martin odegaard is here, the - late it has been difficult. martin odegaard is here, the captain, l late it has been difficult. martin i odegaard is here, the captain, not played since august but yesterday odegaard is here, the captain, not played since august but yesterday with his first full training session with his first full training session so it is doubtful he will start this so it is doubtful he will start this match but arsenal unbeaten in the match but arsenal unbeaten in the champions league, enter unbeaten in champions league, enter unbeaten in the champions league, and if it the champions league, and if it stays like that for arsenal after in brussels, aston villa are up stays like that for arsenal after tonight, they'll be happy on the way tonight, they'll be happy on the way home. you will be here with us on home. you will be here with us on five live and bbc sounds at eight five live and bbc sounds at eight p:m.. p:m.. five live and bbc sounds at eight :m.. , ., ~ five live and bbc sounds at eight :m.. , ., ~ five live and bbc sounds at eight p:m.. john murray with matthew u son. five live and bbc sounds at eight p:m.. john murray with matthew u son. as we mentioned, already under way as we mentioned, already under way

in brussels, aston villa are up against club brugge, it's half time in brussels. 0—0 between the two sides. there have been chances for both sides, chances going white. can villa keep their 100% record in the champions league so far? we'll keep you up to date. earlier, i spoke to european footballjournalistjulien laurens, and began by asking him if he thought arsenal's captain martin odegaard being available would be a boost for them against inter milan? massive boost tonight, i am not sure he's ready to start and play 90 minutes, but to have the captain backin minutes, but to have the captain back in the squad as another option if you need to be is a big game and against inter, who can be hot and cold as well but big inform,

against inter, who can be hot and cold as well i sporting �*orm, against inter, who can be hot and cold as well i sporting plane well. convincingly, sporting plane well. first time in six years they lost three and a war, unusual for pep guardioia to concede it foregoes, so well known to ruben amorim, coming to the red side of register, and was into sports... national is one, with a weighted dismantled manchester city at the start of the second half was impressive and worrying from it manchester city point of view because it shows more than rodri not being there, it is a problem. the fans will be _ being there, it is a problem. the fans will be worried but manchester united fans might be thrust. and we have to remember that there stryker, sporting lisbon, was paying for closure necessity and not long ago, but should manchester united be excited? �* . . , but should manchester united be excited? �* , . , ., , ., excited? he's a very talented young coach, excited? he's a very talented young coach. and. — excited? he's a very talented young coach, and, like _ excited? he's a very talented young coach, and, like you _ excited? he's a very talented young coach, and, like you said _

excited? he's a very talented young coach, and, like you said last- coach, and, like you said last night, his manchester united team will play different from the sporting lisbon team, all of that, differently, but yes something special. he differently, but yes something secial. . differently, but yes something secial. , ., ., , special. he did play it down a bit, manauuin special. he did play it down a bit, managing expectations, - special. he did play it down a bit, managing expectations, and - special. he did play it down a bit, managing expectations, and i - special. he did play it down a bit, i managing expectations, and i guess we should do that with other results. convincing for liverpool and celtic as well but the way that the champions league is now, it is difficult to get excited. just the champions league is now, it is difficult to get excited.— difficult to get excited. just don't aet difficult to get excited. just don't net to net difficult to get excited. just don't get to get to _ difficult to get excited. just don't get to get to carried _ difficult to get excited. just don't get to get to carried away, - difficult to get excited. just don't i get to get to carried away, because manchester city —— so to get a good "the majority of his unpaid salary" from the premier league c because get to get to carried away, because manchester city —— so to get a good start i fired from the dortmund start i fired from the dortmund defeat, seven points, afterfour defeat, seven points, afterfour games they would've signed up, and games they would've signed up, and for liverpool, their start for liverpool, their start continues, the second half theyjust blew baron munich and shelby alonso just continues, the second half theyjust blew baron munich and shelby alonso away, incredible for them and the from the premier league club. away, incredible for them julian continue the incredible form. quian continue the incredible form. julian will be at the _ continue the incredible form. julian will be at the _ continue the incredible form. julian will be at the sac _ continue the incredible form. julian continue the incredible form. julian will be at the sac _ continue the incredible form. julian will be at the bbc champions league will be at the bbc champions league highlight team later on. highlight team later on. elsewhere, former manchester city elsewhere, former manchester city defender benjamin mendy will receive defender benjamin mendy will receive

"the majority of his unpaid salary" "the majority of his unpaid salary" from the premier league club. the france international was cleared of rape and sexual assault last year he was suspended without pay until he left city injune 2023. to withhold his salary while he was in custody, but that an fa suspension meant he was unable to fulfil his contractual obligations otherwise, and he should therefore be paid.

the third and deciding one—day international between england and west indies is under way in bridgetown, barbados. england have been put into bat and they've got off to the worst possible start — losing willjacks, jordan cox and jacob bethell — they are currently 24—3 after nine overs. british number two cameron norrie is through to the quarterfinals of the moselle open in metz. he beat france's luca van assche in three sets — it's the first time since wimbledon he's had back—to—back wins on the main tour. norrie will face zizou berge of belgium next. there's been defeat for one trump today — snooker�*s world number one judd trump has been knocked out in the last 16 of the international championship in nanjing — he lost 6—4 to china's xu si. it's the first time this year that trump has failed to reach the quarterfinals of a tournament.

the international olympic committee says algerian boxer imane khelif is preparing legal action overfresh media reports that have led to more questioning of the boxer�*s eligibility to have competed in the female category at this summer's paris olympics. the reports — which the ioc says are "about unverified documents whose origin cannot be confirmed" — have led to renewed controversy over the gold medal that khelif won. the ioc has repeatedly defended the boxer�*s right to participate in the female category. khelif won women's welterweight gold in paris, a year after being disqualified from the world championships for reportedly failing gender eligibility tests. the world championships were run by the russian—led international boxing association, which was later stripped of world governing body status by the ioc over integrity and governance issues. to rugby union and the british and irish lions have unveiled their shirt for next year's tour of australia, revealing they will wear

a darker shade of red. the shirt also features a pattern woven into the fabric, symbolising the union of four nations, and an old—fashioned �*grandad' collar. the shirt is unisex and will be worn for the first ever women's lions tour in 2027. world cup winner maggie alphonsi was at the launch and said she'd love to be playing in it. it's important to be part of such a historic team, a startjersey and legacy, it's important as a woman because it is something i've always washed, i've always watch the lands, have the privilege to observe them, and now my son and daughter could one day pay for the lands, so the to think, 2027 they'll have their first tour to new zealand and we will be of this is really special, and they are doing a greatjob bringing it to life and come 22 to seven i am very excited, but i was just plain, i'll

be quite old by then, but to be able to know that that is going to be a reality is going to be exciting, and actually talking about what players we could play there. we are in a station where we are bringing together. even we talk about the jersey, thejersey together. even we talk about the jersey, the jersey is about the players, but when we talk about the fans, it's a unisexjersey, and we are bringing everyone together, that is what we are about, how do we bring a community together to be the best. �* �* . . bring a community together to be the best. , ., best. and it's a players outside of encland best. and it's a players outside of england for— best. and it's a players outside of england for dominance _ best. and it's a players outside of england for dominance and - best. and it's a players outside of| england for dominance and picked best. and it's a players outside of. england for dominance and picked up the players outside of england for dominance and preceptor hand, it's nice to see that all composite team rather than just england and a few others. rather than “ust england and a few others. . . . . rather than “ust england and a few others. . . , , , , others. that has been the biggest concern about _ others. that has been the biggest concern about the _ others. that has been the biggest concern about the lands, - others. that has been the biggest concern about the lands, the - concern about the lands, the presumption that it was england and maybe one or two others, but the reality looking at the six nations now, competition is across the board, ireland are always pushing, ireland beat new zealand recently and there'll be some big contentions

come 2027, that could potentially be in that squad. scotland as well, you know, the list goes on, wills of us are going through different development but i feel, 2027, will have lots of talents across the boa rd have lots of talents across the board and notjust an england squad but very much a home nations team. you might have seen there was an election result in america over night. well we're asking, what impact well we're asking, what impact will donald trump's return will donald trump's return to the white house have on sport? to the white house have on sport? the usa is one of three countries the usa is one of three countries hosting the world cup in 2026, hosting the world cup in 2026, and the new president—elect has and the new president—elect has promised to sort out the rift promised to sort out the rift between golf�*s saudi—backed liv between golf�*s saudi—backed liv players and the dp world tour. players and the dp world tour. joe lynskey has been speaking joe lynskey has been speaking to one us commentator to one us commentator about what we can expect. about what we can expect. alex, you are a golf expert base in about whl area can expect. about whl are a :an expect. about whl are a golf xpect. about whl are a golf expert in the us, and donald trump has said he the us, and donald trump has said he wants to heal the country in the

wants to heal the country in the united states, united states, can he find a way to heal the sport of golf?— heal the sport of golf? he has indicated he _ heal the sport of golf? he has indicated he wants _ heal the sport of golf? he has indicated he wants to - heal the sport of golf? he has indicated he wants to do - heal the sport of golf? he has indicated he wants to do thatl heal the sport of golf? he has l indicated he wants to do that as well and the different times is spoken about it. yesterday, which would have been tojeanette, bryson dechambeau, the us open change, a liv participant was on the podium with him in west palm beach. bryson dechamheau — with him in west palm beach. bryson dechamheau is _ with him in west palm beach. bryson dechambeau is up _ with him in west palm beach. bryson dechambeau is up here _ with him in west palm beach. bryson dechambeau is up here somewhere. | dechambeau is up here somewhere. what happened to bryson, where is he? �* . what happened to bryson, where is he? 3 . what happened to bryson, where is he? �* , ., what happened to bryson, where is he? �*, ., ., ., , , he? there's a good relationship there with _ he? there's a good relationship there with him _ he? there's a good relationship there with him and _ he? there's a good relationship there with him and some - he? there's a good relationship there with him and some other| there with him and some other players, so although he has a lot on his plate, i think you would be focused when required to be focused, untracked to help both sides, but i am not sure what you can actually do. . . am not sure what you can actually do. ., , ~' , am not sure what you can actually do. . , ~ , , ., am not sure what you can actually do. ., , ~ , , ., . do. that is the key question. we saw rory mcelroy — do. that is the key question. we saw rory mcelroy have — do. that is the key question. we saw rory mcelroy have those _ do. that is the key question. we saw rory mcelroy have those sentiments| rory mcelroy have those sentiments those in an interview.— those in an interview. obviously trum - those in an interview. obviously trum is those in an interview. obviously trump is a _ those in an interview. obviously trump is a great _ those in an interview. obviously trump is a great relationship i those in an interview. obviously i trump is a great relationship with saudi _ trump is a great relationship with saudi arabia —— arabia, he has a

love _ saudi arabia —— arabia, he has a love for— saudi arabia —— arabia, he has a love for golf, _ saudi arabia —— arabia, he has a love for golf, so maybe, who knows. what _ love for golf, so maybe, who knows. what effect — love for golf, so maybe, who knows. what effect does a us president have on these negotiations question mark basically none, he cannot say to them to do this, but maybe we can have the justice them to do this, but maybe we can have thejustice department have a different focus on how they would look at the pg tour deal. on a different note, your at the olympics in summer covering the paris olympics, you saw emmanuel macron there, do you think those global events, the la games and to words of his presidency, that fifa world cup are the important to president ruto? the other pics are important to everybody and there workup is much more important that the us now than they would have been before, so i think trump will be involved, because if there's a focus and a camera, he would be there. joe l nske camera, he would be there. joe lynskey reported there. before we go.

a reminder of our top story before we go — there are two english teams in action in the champions league — aston villa have travelled to brussels where their match is already under way. and their opponents. while arsenal are in italy to take on inter milan —it kicks off in an hour's time. they've travelled without declan rice, but they will have their captain martin odegaard available again after being out since september. he is on the bench for them, a boost for them but doesn't

limited sunshine, best of it in north east england and the northern half of scotland has done pretty well, and that's how it's going to look, i think, for the next few days. the outlook, though, very little change to what we've been experiencing this week so far. a lot of dry weather around, but a lot of cloud trapped underneath this blocking area of high pressure, which is dominating the scene across the whole of europe. but it is drawing up mild air for the time of year right across the uk. you can see that from the yellow and orange colours there. so as we head through tonight, we hold on to a lot of cloud, a few holes in that cloud, perhaps northern england into northern scotland, where we'll see some mist and fog there, maybe the odd spot of drizzle. most places will be dry but mild for the time of year, ranging between 8—12 degrees as we start thursday. so we'll have a lot of cloud again to start thursday — rather grey and gloomy weather, limited brightness. again, i think northern scotland doing best for that, maybe northern and western wales and the odd glimmer elsewhere, and those temperatures reaching highs of the low to mid—teens, maybe 15 or 16 degrees in the mildest spots.

but as we head into friday, similar story, a lot of grey weather around with limited brightness, again, possibly some parts of the north and the west of the uk seeing the best of that, with temperatures low to mid—teens. as we move out of friday and into the weekend, could see some subtle changes to the weather. these weather fronts trying to work their way in will struggle to push up against this area of high pressure. saturday's weather front looks like it will fizzle out as it crosses northern ireland. so we could see some spots of rain, northern ireland, might travel across the irish sea into western scotland, western wales, but most places will be dry, rather grey and gloomy again with limited brightness. probably the best of it across northeast scotland. those temperatures, again, the low to mid—teens. now, as we move into sunday, there's a chance this next feature could have a bit more energy to it. and that might cross the north and west of the country to bring stronger winds and outbreaks of rain, so we could see some showery rain across northern ireland, much of scotland, maybe northern and western england and wales. and behind it, because we're changing the air mass, we're losing that stagnant air and getting some westerly atlantic air.

we might see more sunshine across the north and the west. we have to stay tuned because this might change. generally, though, england and wales rather cloudy — temperatures into the mid—teens. and through the new week, it looks like high pressure builds back in, a lot of dry and settled weather, but turning chillier by the end of the week.

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