to the east coast. into the evening hours, any isolated daytime show as fade away and our attention turned to the east where the sea fog rolls in from the north sea across parts of eastern england, eastern scotland. also cloud across the north of scotland and into northern ireland as well. some clear spells, but mist and fog patches almost anywhere. but reasonably mild as we kick—off the weekend. saturday's weather not looking too bad, but we have this feature, this warm front pushing along the south coast of england and that could bring early rain to parts of south—east england. sitting across the channel islands for a good part of the day. elsewhere, early mist and sea fog around northern and eastern coasts, that should gradually burn back. sunny spells, a few showers and the parts of wales and perhaps the south west of england, the odd thunderstorm in mix. showers are fairly few and far between and top temperatures doing quite well, 18 to 23 degrees. coolest weather again across northern and eastern

20 to perhaps 23 celsius, warmest across the west of scotland, a little bit colder around this east coastog. through this evening tonight, we'll start seeing more of that sea fog rolling in, becoming more extensive for parts of northern, eastern england, down the east coast. further inland we've got some clearer spells, but there could be some patchy fog almost anywhere to start saturday morning. fairly mild first thing, we've got those light winds around. low pressure close to the near continent on saturday morning, though. we can just see this warm front moving through and that could very well bring some outbreaks of rain to parts of kent and sussex, essex, for instance, first thing in the morning. down towards the channel islands, some of that rain could be quite persistent. sea fog still lingering for parts of eastern scotland, perhaps northeast england, burning back during the day, but as those showers drift westwards, there could be the odd thunderstorm, perhaps wales and southwest england for instance as well, but any of the showers are fairly hit and miss on saturday. a good deal

20 to perhaps 23 celsius, warmest across the west of scotland, a little bit colder around this east coastring low cloud and fog. through this evening tonight, we'll start seeing more of that sea fog rolling in, becoming more extensive for parts of northern, eastern england, down the east coast. further inland we've got some clearer spells, but there could be some patchy fog almost anywhere to start saturday morning. fairly mild first thing, we've got those light winds around. low pressure close to the near continent on saturday morning, though. we can just see this warm front moving through and that could very well bring some outbreaks of rain to parts of kent and sussex, essex, for instance, first thing in the morning. down towards the channel islands, some of that rain could be quite persistent. sea fog still lingering for parts of eastern scotland, perhaps northeast england, burning back during the day, but as those showers drift westwards, there could be the odd thunderstorm, perhaps wales and southwest england for instance as well, but any of the showers are fairly hit and miss on sa

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20 to perhaps 23 celsius, warmest across the west of scotland, a little bit colder around this east coastloud and fog. through this evening tonight, we'll start seeing more of that sea fog rolling in, becoming more extensive for parts of northern, eastern england, down the east coast. further inland we've got some clearer spells, but there could be some patchy fog almost anywhere to start saturday morning. fairly mild first thing, we've got those light winds around. low pressure close to the near continent on saturday morning, though. we can just see this warm front moving through and that could very well bring some outbreaks of rain to parts of kent and sussex, essex, for instance, first thing in the morning. down towards the channel islands, some of that rain could be quite persistent. sea fog still lingering for parts of eastern scotland, perhaps northeast england, burning back during the day, but as those showers drift westwards, there could be the odd thunderstorm, perhaps wales and southwest england for instance as well, but any of the showers are fairly hit and miss on saturday. a

ultimately does push itself up along the east coast. as it has been the last several days a tornadoes risk. a little bit lower a two on the scale of five. last couple of days 4. still major cities in the bullseye. new york, philadelphia, d.c. running a little further south. charlotte over towards atlanta before the day is over. all these folks could see big thunderstorms. otherwise, this is what it looks like across the country. the red area where you see the severe risk. maybe rain in the midwest. you look off towards the west and the weather looking nice. warm weather, # 4 degrees in dallas. the west coast has seen a beautiful couple of days that continues to be the same trend here on memorial day. guys, focusing on the east coast. that's where you will see the severe weather. that's where the beaches might be rough. for everybody else, a really nice day to enjoy the day with friends and family. >> rachel: thank you, adam. >> rachel: president biden and former president trump are honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice this mem

east coast is highlight for severe weather. est, in the plains after they have gotten beat up or west coast, nice memorial day. hope folks get some opportunity to enjoy friends and family. back to you guys. >> rachel: president biden and former president trump honorings those who made the ultimate sacrifice this memorial day. >> lawrence: head to arlington national cemetery, trump spent this week in doug luzader has more on this. >> doug: two leading candidates for the white house are doing that, it is difficult to divorce politics from all of this. president biden will visit arlington national cemetery to honor the fallen after hosting memorial day brek fast at the white house. that should wrap up on the east coast. former president trump appeared at the na600. four years ago, this group trump carried by 20 points according to voter analysis of the 2020 election. trump's national secretary posted this, this memorial day weekend president trump announced veterans and military families for trump. heroes who love our country. the

then we finish off the week with rain and wind in the east coast. obviously temperatures will drop a little bit there. but the middle of the country will dry out. we're looking at plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s and 70s, so a little below average.

temperatures above average, but always a a few degrees cooler course to that north—east coast.between, so some good spells of blue sky and sunshine, light winds after early mist and fog clears, temperatures around 22 degrees but cooler around that east coast where we keep that low cloud and mark. heading into monday and tuesday, we've got low pressure starting to try and approach, so over the next few days, relatively dry. it looks like turns more unsettled, a touch cooler toward the end of this coming week. bye—bye. today at six: there are no plans for russia to capture ukraine's second city, insists president putin, at least for now. with heavy fighting in ukraine's north east, we have a special report from the front line. ukraine is just about holding the front here in the kharkiv region, while the russians have launched this fresh assault. israeli forces say they've recovered the bodies of three hostages — shani louk, amit buskila and yitzhak gelernter — in northern gaza. more bottled water deliveries for people in south devon, where the numbers confirmed ill from contamina

the island last month, bringing down buildings and unleashing landslides along the mountainous east coast the quake, i flew with the president as she visited the hardest hit areas. so we're on board president tsai's aircraft right now, heading from taipei to hualien, where there was a huge earthquake last week, and she's just getting a briefing about the situation there and about what she's going to see. last time taiwan was hit by a quake of this size, hundreds of buildings collapsed and more than 2,000 people were killed. this time, the death toll was less than 20. we learned a lesson, of course. the earthquake in nantou 25 years ago had major damage, erm... ..to the region and it was devastating. and people were actually shocked and... ..and we realised that we had to do something about it because this is a place where there's no shortage of natural...natural disaster. the other crisis tsai's government had to face was covid—i9. back in 2003, the island had been hit by sars. this time they moved fast to close the borders and the result was, in the first year of covid—i9, just seven peo

develops more widely, the misty, low cloud retreating but with the strong wind off the north sea, the east coasts could stay grey and cold all day. not particularly warm in the cloud across parts of southern england and south wales. high temperatures in northwest england, northern ireland and western scotland — could be 20 degrees here. some warmer air heading from the continent. moving over the cold north sea so a lot of mist and low cloud, but the warmer air moving northwards on friday and that will bring more showers and spells of rain further north across england and wales. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. more sunshine for scotland and southern counties of england but still temperatures only 14. in the rain, temperatures lower on friday. could make 20 again in western scotland for one more day.

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well my first book was on migrant workers on the east coast of the us, which i tripped over actuallyying to get a professor when i was in grad school to, sign a petition, and we were trying to raise grad we were paid $4,000 a year. so i was going door to■÷■m doord george tindall's very famous southern said when did the start on the east coast and i. i have no idea. why are you asking me? and he's and i've been asking this question for 15 years and nobody knows the go that i don't remember making the cision to actually write on that topic, but that's what i wrote about was the migrant from americans to world war two, african americans and partlyut also from other places. and so that's what i wrote. so there was a little bit of immigration in there lotmigratid book, i kind of picked up where that one left off because it's world war two that the us admit workers mostly at that ■contracts where you get a temporary visa,ou be sent home's what my second book is about, f this phenomenon of essentially deportable labor people who can only stay for duration of their contract. and we'll come r

it's going to be stormy along the east coast. a chance for hail, really heavy rains, also gusty winds and a chance of a few tornadoes extending from new england down to the southeast. in addition to that, we're look at really steamy conditions that's eating some of the storms as we go throughout this monday. 18 million people impacted by heat alerts. we have heat advisories in the orange. heat warnings are in the pink. throughout texas. >> a long the gulf coast states is where we're looking at the highest heat. we could breck a lot of records today. we're looking at nearly 30 record highs are possible. and we're into the triple-digit territories in many spots. san angelo 103, 13 degrees above normal for this time of year. into the 90s in little rock, dallas, houston 97. 9 degrees above normal for this time of year. 90s too in 1y68. 93 in miami. today will be the peak of this heat. but still warm tomorrow. we're looking at temperatures into the upper 80s in raleigh. 92 in pensacola. baton rouge temperatures in triple-digits in man

toll rising from a severe weather outbreak targeting the east coast for memorial day. the way from north carolina, the outer banks, to new york city dealing with strong, strong storms. those storms targeting crucial airports on a very busy day for air travel. our gio benitez, at la guardia. >> here in the new york area, we are already seeing hundreds of cancellations and delays after ground stops, and of course, these are major airport, so we will see ripple effects across the country. >> reporter: the system now hitting the east, the same one that left a trail of destruction across multiple states. 72 tornados reported since friday. and tonight, we're seeing first hand what it was like inside a gas station, as it was hit by an ef-2 tornado north of dallas saturday night. a storm chaser taking shelter with families in the dark. >> reporter: seconds after they get inside, face to face with a 135 mile an hour twister. >> it's okay! [ screaming ] >> reporter: miraculously no one was seriously hurt. >> oh, my god! you can see the sheer force of this tornado right behind me

the severe weather threa news, the severe weather threat moves to the east coast after a weekend of deadly tornados. 70 million americans now on alert. damaging wind gusts, large hail, danger lasting through the night, already forcing ground stops at major airports. a tornado watch for the washington, d.c. area, much of the northeast under a severe thunderstorm watch, all of this coming at the end of a deadly holiday weekend. at least 21 people were killed, more than 70 reported tornados across 12 states. some of the worst damage was in texas, what it looked like inside, as the structure was destroyed by a 135-mile-per-hour tornado, hundreds of thousands without power, all of this during what's already been a record breaking travel more than 2,000 people feared buried. james longman with the >> israel responds. prime minister netanyahu calls it a tragic >>> the urgent search for suspects in the death of a former general hospital actor. officials say johnny wactor was killed during a robbery. >>> former president trump prepares for a crucial week ahead. >>> tributes pour in for a basketball

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notice quite murky conditions on the east coast of scotland, however . east coast of scotland, howeverhere that's going to suppress the temperatures in the sunny spells further south. we could easily get up to 20, maybe 21 celsius. that mist and low cloud will be around then through the evening and overnight across the eastern part of scotland is tending to come and go and as i say, suppress the temperatures. but generally a fine warm evening across the highlands. it may cloud over a little bit through the central belt. could be some patchy rain across southwest scotland this evening, most of northern ireland staying dry but maybe again here, clouding over a little bit. pretty dull and damp across parts of eastern england through to the east midlands. much of the south having a fine evening, just a bit of a breeze. picking up along the south coast and say maybe 1 or 2 showers here. we'll continue to see some outbreaks of rain and keep the generally pretty drab conditions across the east coast of england, and that will last through the night and into thursday morning, temperature wise.

two, then it'll all shifts to the east coast tomorrow.e're talking about cities like dc, richmond, charlotte, atlanta, all in that slight risk tomorrow. that's a level two and a five where we can continue to find damaging winds were also looking at some flooding, rain, some pretty heavy rain for parts of missouri and tennessee and kentucky as we go through the overnight tonight. so here's a look at the way that this could play out. those storms continue to dive sounds into kentucky and tennessee by tomorrow morning, this is 5:00 a.m. eastern time. you could see the storm is getting close to atlanta. they might fizzle as we get they are but we can still find some of these storms firing up again, right along that front up and down the east coast as be cooked the atmosphere with some of that daytime heat and humidity. so if you have memorial day plans and include being outside, you want to be careful for lightning in the area. >> look at this. this is just a remarkable more than nine hundred tornado reports since january 1st, average to date

coast. it comes from quebec in the east.hould know about. hi! hello. hi. my name is paul natrall. i'm mr bannock. paul — or mr bannock — is a member of the squamish nation. he lives on one of the three first nation territories here in vancouver city. he owns the only indigenous food truck in vancouver, and his specialty, bannock — a staple in first nation cuisine. 0h, awesome! that's a mr bannock apron, isn't it? yes, ma'am. wonderful. let me put this on. bannock is pretty simple. it's sugar, flour, baking powder, salt and water. not too dissimilar from an english scone. the word �*bannock�* itself is scottish, so there's always a huge debate if bannock is indigenous. every community and every nation has a type of flatbread, and as stuff evolves and indigenous food evolves we have baking powder, salt, sugar, and now we have these huge fluffy bannocks. for me, it's huge to be able to have my kids watch and learn what i do, just because our food culture has been missing for so long, you know, through all the trauma that we hav

the early morning mist, low cloud, and fog pushing back to the east coast, where some of it will lingero now some grass pollen in there as well. as we head on through the course of the afternoon, we still have a little bit of low cloud at times along the east coast, some showers getting into southeast scotland, possibly northeast england and northeast scotland. but we�*ve got that mixture of drier conditions, but the cloud building in the south, introducing some rain by the end of the afternoon. temperatures 17 in stornoway, 18 in liverpool, possibly 20 in london. so it�*s through the evening and overnight we pick up some heavy, thundery downpours. they�*re moving northwards and westwards, getting into wales and southwest england. and, at the same time, we�*ve got this low cloud, mist, and murk returning in from the east, pushing that bit further west. there will be clear skies, but it�*s not going to be a cold night. no issues with frost. our overnight lows between 6 and 11 degrees. so this is the weather front that�*s bringing the thundery downpours. it will still be with us tomorrow

east. drenching new york city and parts of the coast. after tearing a cross-country path of destruction. >> it's terrible. terrible. terrible. it won't ever be the same. >> reporter: more than 20 people have died in memorial day weekend storms after upwards of 60 reported tornadoes across a dozen states. >> when it hit, the floors, you could just feel the floors just wave kind of up and down. >> reporter: in kentucky this massive twister touched down in eddyville. the damage in nearby dawson springs where a tornado seemingly cut clear across town, shredding entire homes. our kathy park is there. >> the dangerous storms blew in overnight, catching many people off guard, including one couple in their 90s. we're told they were on this bed as the extreme winds tore their house apart. incredibly, they survived. >> reporter: in hard-hit arkansas streets littered with debris. winds so powerful they ripped off the front of this dollar store. here in valley view, texas officials now say 125 people were trapped in this rubble after the gas station

we've seen severe weather impact travel from the midwest all the way to the east coast. >> and looking at the radar, we are expecting storms today from texas up to kentucky and illinois. big cities in the path include dallas, memphis, and chicago. >> meanwhile, we're getting our first look at the power of the most recent storms overnight, new images of storms tearing through towns from oklahoma to central texas just as the memorial day weekend travel rush begins. one day earlier, this dashcam video captured a tornado tearing through temple, texas, north of austin winds up to 120mph whipping trees and power lines, sending debris flying through the air, destroying multiple homes and leaving dozens injured. look at that car. >> it's just tipped over. >> and now we've learned the monster tornado that tore through greenfield, iowa this week was an ef four. this woman pulled from the rubble as winds up to 185mph, blew apart her house, trapping her in the basement 50 miles away. an officer got caught in this tornado's path while trying to reach a group of campers, a tree falling directly onto

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at east coast, middle of the country.ap in the mountain time zone where we have no teams we're looking at everything. the nice thing is, coming off our most-watched draft in history with over 3 million at peak, we got a lot of calls just in the last few weeks. >> the draft was good. i watched the draft. it was good. it was fun and there were some good fashions there it was really nice i saw you last night on an interview on a sister network of nbc, and you had a very interesting answer to the question of the comparative salaries between women's wnba and the men's nba, and your salary is capped at, what, $75,000? >> that's where it begins, a rookie salary, the base pay. the max pay is up to 2 -- >> and of course, comparative salaries in golf or tennis or whatever, soccer, have been controversial. repeat that answer of why you seem to have a much more nuanced view of that than some others do >> well, i like to look at total comp, like we do in proxy season, right, with, you know, you have the base pay of a ceo and then you

jocelyn, students are paying close attention to what's happening on the east coast. yeah, exactly., right here at stanford, everything remains peaceful as it has the last few days. but pro-palestinian protesters are very well aware as to what's going on at other universities like columbia. one person we did speak to tonight saying that they want those who are getting arrested to know that they here are with them tonight. chaos at columbia university as police in riot gear moved in. nypd saying about 100 people have been arrested. officers were seen using a vehicle with a ramp to access the second floor window of hamilton hall, which protesters occupied early this morning. in addition to those inside the building, others outside were seen being placed in zip ties. this came after columbia university tonight sent a letter asking the nypd for assistance before officers made their move, students had been warned to shelter in place. in a statement about why police were called, columbia university says in part, quote, after the university learned overnight that hamilton hall had been occ

just that heads up if you have travel plans there for the east coast for this summer.ack to you, laura marcus. all right. thanks, gary. well happening now. boeing's cfo is forecasting the company will have negative free cash flow this year as manufacturing troubles persist. this comes as the company slowed production. since that door plug blew out of the nearly new 737 max nine. this was back in january. boeing says that aircraft deliveries will likely improve in the second quarter. die hard skiers and snowboarders no doubt have tahoe in the sights this holiday weekend ahead on nbc bay area. what winter sports enthusiasts can expect and the big event one resort is offering up for those noeven planning tot ♪ (ominous music) ♪ teacher: ...but it's still true. there are four states of matter. there are solids, liquids, gases... teacher: trevor? teacher: not quite? plasma. teacher: lights please. teacher: now, states of matter are comprised of relationships between molecules. teacher: molecules' relationships... nicotine's a neurotoxin that can escalate teen anxiety. teach

more sunshine coming through so here we might see 18 or 19 but a little bit cooler and exposed east coastigh pressure is going to start to build on that moves in for the start of the weekend. a north—easterly wind could feed in, a little more cloud potentially, but as we head towards the weekend and the beginning ofjune, drier, warmerand hopefully more sunny conditions to look forward to. thanks, louise. the news continues here on bbc one — as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodbye. welcome to bbc london. i'm tolu adeoye. treated without an "ounce of compassion" — the words of a family who say they were forced off a plane from gatwick to turkey after asking fellow passengers not to eat nuts because of their daughter's allergy. the airline has defended the decision by the captain, saying it could not guarantee a nut—free environment. vincent mcaviney is here with more on this. it looks like a normal bank on a daily we can and do you see the bottled water which has been part of life here for nearly two weeks now. a lot of canc

of flights heading to the east coast over the next few hours. you'll notice this as we show you the radar perspective right now out towards texas. things have calmed down, but not so much near chicago, down through saint louis, eventually towards louisville and memphis overnight tonight. and you see that line of potential severe weather heading up the eastern seaboard. active weather continues in this part of the country, but closer to home, much more calm view stable in terms of atmospheric conditions. they got the low clouds but compressed down today, which allowed for that inland, warming the sea breeze not quite as strong. even san francisco managed some low 60s earlier. right now you got the sunshine at 60 degrees. still in the 70s and san rafael, 13 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. and that trend continues out towards walnut creek and concord 80. earlier now 78 degrees. nice evening from out towards walnut creek into the tri-valley 75 in dublin and into san jose. more 70s around the santa clara valley. currently 74 degrees movi

tomorrow for memorial day the severe weather moves up and down the entire east coast.traveling back home for the beaches we can expect large hil, damaging winds and heavy downpours. best bet, give yourself plenty of extra travel time. jericka? >> not looking good on the east coast. steve sosna, thank you. >>> well, later today robert f. kennedy was eliminated as a possible contender for the libertarian party's presidential nomination. this comes a day after former president donald trump appeared at the convention this weekend and was booed. skyler henry has more tonight on what lies ahead for trump later this week. skyler. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good to see you. it could very well be a pivotal week for the former president as the decision in the so-called hush money trial against him is expected as soon as this week. meanwhile, the former president is looking to gain more support along the campaign trail off the traditional path. nascar fans cheered and waved ahead of former president trump's arrival at the coca-cola 600 race in north carolina today. it's his third

you are going to be seeing it run up and down the east coast.fuss look at the severe threat 4 out of 5 every single day. today 2 out of five. a little bit lower. risk of seeing that be impactful weather. some risk includes major cities from new york to filly to d.c. stretch be up towards syracuse and upstate new york down to the south ultimately through charlotte over toward atlanta. all areas big thunderstorms. isolated thunderstorms possible in the atlantic as well. not in this area, going to be eastern beaches where you have a problem. a lot of the folks off towards the west. this is looking good. the central plains, the western states, really nice day to get out and enjoy barbecue and enjoy time with friends and family. those are your headlines for now. being now back over to you. >> rachel: going to move to this. there is somebody in the democrat party who is not living under a bush. >> under a rock. somebody who is just, you know, throwing out some truth bombs. and boy, the democrats aren't happy to hear what he has to say. that, guy, of c

east coast, west coast situation.so that's kind of that's very surprising to hear that i was shocked i was absolutely shocked. >> we talked to him from prison. and we have a lot of people, stevie j lots of other people in diddy's life, and i think you're going to get a really well rounded picture and, and not just people who are going after diddy, but people who were supporting diddy. i think you're going to get a really well rounded picture on what's going on. but bottom line is what's going on is that he is at least reputationally crumbling. >> yeah. let's talk about that a little bit. and the support diddy is wrapped up in celebrity circles. well known figures. you were able to talk with people at that that, you know, that are able to give you some insight into this, but is there anyone out there really supporting him, among amid these charges and they're not really charges. nothing has really been filed against them. he's that lawsuits filed against him and the feds haven't filed any charges, even though they raid

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but that rain will become more confined to the east coast just throughout tonight, and it will turn at will turn a little bit drier elsewhere. but there will be a lot of cloud around by tomorrow morning, so it will be another fairly mild start to the day. but some drizzly rain will start to affect parts of the east coast, just as that weather front starts to approach to the east coast of scotland could see quite a lot of low cloud around , quite a lot of low cloud around, but the north—west of scotland could see some brightness. first thing, but that rain will arrive later on in the day. across northern ireland. some showery rain, but it's not expected to be as heavy as it has been through today, but it's across parts of north wales, the midlands, north eastern england in particular, where the rain will be the heaviest first thing and that will continue to persist throughout the day. so as the day goes on, i think any impacts from the rain will become more likely as more weather warnings come into force. as that rain pushes up into scotland, we've got another weather warning in force

along the east coast, along the gulf coast, rather, see the potential for stronger storms, the northernlains as well. it's going to be a messy weekend for a lot of cities across the eastern u.s. so we will continue to keep you up to date. the damage we are going to see this morning in and around the houston area is going to be extensive. >> lawrence: we are praying for my home state, j.d., thank you for keeping us posted. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. turning now to more headlines this morning to jordanian nationals are in ice custody after they allegedly tried to break into a marine base in quantico, virginia on may 3rd. a base spokesperson says the pair were stopped at the gate while they were riding in a box truck. the deputy director at us customs enforcement told us they are in removal proceedings but would not confirm whether they crossed the border. meanwhile, border crossings are surging under joe biden. the cbp reports 1.6 million got-aways between fiscal years 21, 2021 and 2023. that's more than there were during the decade from 2010 to 2020. police clearing out anti-israel p

if you have flights to the east coast tomorrow, call ahead.ing out from the midwest heading towards the east coast might see some flight delays tomorrow. for those east coast airports, so check on that if you're heading that way tomorrow. 60 currently in walnut creek. kind of mild out there in contra costa county and down to 58 degrees in san jose. now air quality locally is pretty good, except one area will show you that coming up in the east bay in terms of pollen, the numbers have come down from the high category for tree pollen, but you've got moderate for all of cedar and pine grass. pollen has come down. that's some good news in terms of weed pollen. it's ragweed and nettle, which is in the low category. so now about the smoke from that lumber facility, fire along 880 reports of smoke and ash out towards lamorinda lafayette police reporting that about two hours ago, given the wind direction, i think there's a chance you might smell some of that smoke, obviously not just around oakland or san leandro, but maybe into the tri-valley and out

of them between 20 or 23 degrees in the warmest across the west of scotland and cold around the east coastthe sea fog rolling in becoming more extensive in northern england and further inland we have this spells but could be patchy to start your saturday morning. fairly mild first thing and light winds around and low pressure close to the near continent on saturday morning and you can see the warm front moving through which could bring outbreaks of rain to kent and sussex, down towards the channel isles the rain could be persistent and sea fog is still lingering for parts of eastern scotland, burning back during the day but as the showers drift west there could be the odd thunderstorm in wales, south west midlands as well but showers are hit and miss, so a good deal of dry settled weather and if you have outdoor plans, above average but few degrees cooler close to the north coast. similarly on sunday low cloud again moving in from the north sea and scotland is cloudy and one or two showers are not quite as warm but showers are not quite as warm but showers are not quite as warm but showers

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