in the process was in scotland and some ranger later in the day and rain crazing and wells in the far westu feel a bit warmer. looking through monday, the slow spending down here towards the slow spending down here towards the southwest, this will contain the remnants of what was tropical storm daniel should be moving across spain and portugal with a soggy spell of weather to come but what the storm system will do is feed some warmth into the southern half of the uk to be quite high temperatures on monday across parts of southern england and wales to the south of this band of cloud and rain. there will be sitting across from central parts and i'll separate the warm air in the south, 26 degrees and much cooler air further north in a the south, 26 degrees and much cooler airfurther north in a much fresherfuel cooler airfurther north in a much fresher fuel for scotland, cooler airfurther north in a much fresherfuel for scotland, northern ireland and the far west of england. the social a good fit to do to stay in some ran across southern counties behind that, the wind direction shifts and back

it showed up as far west as at the shores of the florida coast. but, one thing i have to point out. when we think about offshore oil drilling, we typically focus on the oil derricks over water. where the greatest damage comes from is the infrastructure on shore. all of the oil has to be taken from the gulf of mexico and moved on shore to the refineries. that's where you see the majority of the spells, the classics bills -- the spills, the classics bills, the runoff and pollution associated with any industrial site. peter: your subtitle the making of an american sea. what was the point of that? jack: the u.s. shares gulf coastline with both mexico and cuba. almost through the exact mile. the u.s. coastline is 50% of the total gulf coastline. we really dominate the sea, politically, but also, economically, industrially. i chose that subtitle because the gulf of mexico rarely appears in history textbooks. if it doesn't. , it's just -- if it does appear it is just mentioned in passing and i want readers to know that this sea has played an important role in american history. so, i also u

i think if we look at the fact so far, west intelligence hasn't seen any real change to rush nuclear preparations, not in the sense that these nuclear weapons are being brought out of the storage. but there are increasing voices here in europe that say that is really worth paying attention to these threats and to not underestimate them. and there is a fear in ukraine that lots of western european countries fearful of some kind of nuclear escalation, will pressure ukraine to make concessions, and to come to some kind of deal with russia. russia certainly underestimated day ukraine in many ways. what it, what about the latest on the battlefield? well, there is a normal caveats. important to say that the news comes out with a couple of days lag. and we've seen that she pundits be wrong time and time again . in the last few months. in the summer, we were expecting a counter offensive in the south and it ended up happening near hot give. but it does seem now that a significant russian troops have been surrounded by ukraine near the steve, the man that's the north western part of dumbass,

as for real cyclones, only one in the far west is slightly visible on our map, it can give rain for theryansk, belgorod , pskov, kaliningrad regions, while the north is still daytime with all without precipitation, the temperature is standard for september or even slightly higher, this is the prokolsky peninsula and night frosts of things, but the weather of the southern regions, as if on a positive note , the likelihood of precipitation is already decreasing in the caucasus and on the coast, and the temperature is steadily growing in petersburg tomorrow.

refocusing the nation's attention on the migrants suffering and accentuated the death of the dream of the far west of the promised land. continuing the theme of the inhumanity, steinbeck captured the racism that white oklahomans expressed at home and experienced in trying to find home in the grounds of california. hetiro emphasized how it was fod in part through their experience of conquest and settlement, writing grandpa took up the land and had to kill the indians and drive them away but when they were driven away themselves by the banks and the tractors, they've become the new targets as evidence in the comment of one service station attendant to another. he's got no sense and no feeling. a human being wouldn't live h le they do. a human being couldn't stand to be so dirty and miserable. this is steinbeck's pen but it wasn't his voice as he highlighted the reactive regionalism.e the depiction of the conditions in oklahoma and californiam. led to a backlash from the conservative politicians and business interests. oklahoma critics emphasized the irreverent treatment of religion, like analyzing o

beyond that, the sun is out as far west as perth which is hanging on at 19°. change very much. the rain, though it leaves queens down shore all the way through south wales. even moving through sydney and reaching into the capitol and victoria as well. as for new zealand, the same sort of risks with the potential for flash flooding. you can see all the way down to christchurch is cold enough for the snow on the top of some mountains. otherwise it's looking fine. >> in southeast asia, temporarily a bull gin what should be a retreating monsoon trough is bringing rain back up to new delhi thursday. >> jesus is king. donald trump's art president. >> with guns in their hands and faith on their side many americans believe that the 2020 election was stolen from donald trum >> it is authoritarian and antidemocratic. >> how the spread of wild conspiracy theories is undermining u.s. democracy. americans authoritarians on al jazeera. ♪ >> welcome back, you are watching al jazeera live from london. the main stories now. the ukrainian president has laid out five conditions

from much cooler air further north, a much fresher feel for scotland, northern ireland and the far north—westt band of rain will sink its way southwards into tuesday, so some rain across southern counties, behind that the wind direction shifts back to northerlies this time, so it will feel cooler. 17—23 degrees, but there should still be some good swells —— spells of sunshine. that is because high pressure is likely to be building in by this stage, still low pressure spinning to the south of us that may throw a frontal system into southern counties of england, maybe parts of south wales as we go through the day on wednesday. at this range, the detail may change, but for many, we should see some spells of sunshine, perhaps some cloud filtering into some of these northern and eastern coasts. top temperatures of 17 for glasgow, for belfast, 20 for plymouth, 21 in london. later in the week, i want to point out this area of low pressure, likely contain the remnants of hurricane earl. it looks like that might get scooped up by another low pushing out of north america, that will push wet weather nor

it was vital for the soviet union to push the german army as far west as possible to buy time and gather forces from all corners of its colossal empire. the molotov revenue truck packed ended up being a crucial factor in a soviet and ultimately an allied victory. if i hadn't had that extra 2 or 300 kilometers to travel, they might better well have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that god, that it said lenin cuz the german armies were very close to lemon grad as well. hitler had already declared that he was gonna kill all the inhabitants of leningrad and destroy the city and give it to finland. the finish leader marshall mannheim was a 100 percent in favor of that. meanwhile, honoring his promise to the american people not to get involved in the war, roosevelt passes the neutrality act. during this period, the when is clearly shown as hostility towards the soviet union by the spring of 1940 all relations between the 2 countries of frozen. the americans remain neutral, which rose about later regretted because he understood this was the time to stop the nazis. and the said, t

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but it's everybody is looking for for an easy, lame game and it's a kind of black and white. far west. you know, they're, they're, they're, they're the good and the bad weather. yeah. yeah. yeah. it's, it's, it's this, mary. ok. hi, attitude down low grade tones. any more down or colors and desist, much more present in the region where i lift many years ago. and while i'm living again in the middle east, where luckily, there is not this black and white thinking, there's honest here a bit more of pluralism in the political debate is not fascinating. it as always, we just so appreciate you coming in the program and break, breaking down all those issues for us really. thank you. karen can i saw austria's former a foreign minister your most. why can't think of for the kind of, for her always sung and charming conversation as always, maria the, have you thank you, karen. oh, i wish you a good afternoon yet. you're watching r t international just after half past 4 in the russian capital still to come in or 60 minutes of news to day already devastating flooding in pakistan could lead to a ma

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how would this haste develop in the far-west here?p in the sevensems, then we need concrete, yes, unknown things to do. we need to have weapons when in this situation. well, it will be sleepy, but the situation may come to the point that a certain force will act in the west. by the appeasement of ukraine and putin well, it will actually be beneficial for putin this is the situation that is unfolding now , tell me, mr. zone, don't you be afraid that if putin fails to implement his idea of ​​joining ukraine, he can again turn to the idea of ​​joining belarus, because we see that the russian leadership i would say not even since 2000 , but since 1991, it has been running between these two all the time. it is an alternate issue. should belarus be annexed without ukraine or not? is belarus itself needed or not? well, now, when does it become it is clear that ukraine will not be conquered so quickly and easily, but the desire to annex territories remains. what is the level of threat to your country in this situation, the greatest threat is

the sun is out as far west as perth, which is hang on to 19 degrees now doesn't change very much. during friday, the rain. unfortunately though, it leaves queens and it's still on shore all the way down through new south wales, maybe moving in land through sydney, reaching the capital and into victoria as well as the new zealand. same sort of risks from the point of view of potential flash flooding significant in north. and as you can see, running down from has been all we're down to christ church. it's cold enough for the tops of some mountains and south wanted to see snow, otherwise looking fairly fine in south east asia. the heavy right is still light, been sub vietnam, cambodia, and parts of thailand. and same is true, also western borneo and back down to java and sue martin, quite wet too, and temporarily a bulge in what should be a retreating monsoon trough is bringing rang back up to new delhi during thursday. ah ah, with guns in their hands and face and god that their site. many american republicans believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen from donald trump. white

here later in the day, see rain here later in the day, see rain grazing into wales, maybe the far south—west of sunshine, a shift in the wind direction, a southerly wind will start to make it feel a little warmer. if we look at monday's weather charts this low spinning down here to the south—west, this will contain the remnants of what was tropical storm danielle, most of the rain from that will be moving in across spain and portugal, a soggy speu spain and portugal, a soggy spell of weather to come. what the storm system will do is feed some warmth northwards into the southern half of the uk, so some high temperatures on monday across parts of southern england into wales, to the south of this band of cloud and a rain, will be sitting across the central part and that will separate the warm air in the south, 26, from much cooler air further north, a fresher feel for scotland, northern ireland and the far north—west of england. it looks like a band of rain will sink its way southward into tuesday, so some rain across southern counties, find that the wind direction shifts back to normal is this

but they can tell you about themselves later. distinguished colleagues, how far west and colleagues of deviated from reality in their fantasies about the violent movement of ukrainians to the church. russia is clear from the situation on the ground, even the western media accounting nor the fact that a vast number of your credit in citizens are trying, by hook or by crook, to get from ukraine to the areas liberated by russia. alone lion built up outside these apart osha checkpoint, through which each day up to $700.00 people are returning home. once they've learned from their friends and loved ones about objective information about peaceful life taking place in the towns and villages. in particular, the i experts were able to see this, they are on their way to these photos in nuclear power plant. they went pulses cure and they were able to talk to the ordinary people. that this is a clear indicator of the fact that many ukrainians already prefer to live with russia, not believing the corrupt and criminal care regime. and if we're going to talk about the violent actions against the civi

and tonight, northern ireland and south—west scotland, the rain really sets in, some really heavy bursts through the night, some getting into parts of wales, the far england. it stays windy to the far north—east, and partly because of the strength of wind and where it is coming from, a mild direction, a mild night, 13-16 c. mild direction, a mild night, 13—16 c. tomorrow, parts of northern ireland in south—west scotland see the heavy rain, which could cause localised flooding and travel disruption. some rain infringing into wales and the south—west of england. we could see shop showers across the north of england, possibly midlands and into east anglia. the further east you are, more dry. 2a celsius for norwich, just 16 for belfast. on saturday night, to the south—west, this squeeze in the isobars, there will be a swathe of strong winds through sunday morning across the south of england and into wales, more rain here. more rain from northern ireland and south—west scotland. it keeps coming. the further north and east you are, more dry weather. top temperatures on sunday between 19 and 25 celsius. quite a lot on the weekend ahead, some brisk winds

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could see see rain grazing into wales, maybe the far south—west of england.f sunshine but a shift in the wind direction, a southerly wind, that's going to start to make it feel a little bit warmer. now, if we look at monday's weather chart, this big low spinning down here to the south—west, this will contain the remnants of what was tropical storm danielle. most of the rain from that will be moving in across spain and portugal — pretty soggy spell of weather to come — but what this storm system will do is it will feed some warmth northwards into the southern half of the uk, so some quite high temperatures on monday across parts of southern england into wales, to the south of this band of cloud and rain. that will be sitting across central parts and that will separate the warm air in the south, 26 degrees, from some much cooler airfurther north — a much fresher feel for scotland, northern ireland and the far north—west of england. looks like that band of rain will sink its way southwards into tuesday, so some rain across southern counties. behind that, again,

as for real cyclones, only one in the far west is a little visible on our map, it can give rain for theansk belgorod pskov kaliningrad regions, that's right. with no precipitation at all, the daytime temperature is standard for september or even slightly higher, this is the prokolsky peninsula and night frosts are in the order of things, but the weather in the southern regions, as if on a positive note , the likelihood of precipitation is decreasing, and in the caucasus and on the coast the temperature is growing steadily. and in petersburg tomorrow a little warmer than today and with some rain in moscow too light rain in the afternoon maximum temperature plus 10-12 next week still a little higher than me. while everyone is watching the weather on ntv, the cash-in-transit ford lays the turn why did the actor sergey puskepalis die? is it really easy for an armored body to die, like a tin can, no one has canceled two and a half tons against wool. we'll be back soon after the accident. he lived for about an hour, and the alleged culprit, walking in a fur vest camp pea coat. why haven't you

and west wales and arrive later in northern ireland, maybe the far north—west of scotland. fog, there will be some sunshine at times, little or no showers really. probably a bit warmer especially in england and wales. thank you very much. there will be a full account of the day's events on bbc one at ten o'clock. now a little later than usual, wejoin our colleagues in the nations and regions for the news where you are. from all of us here for now, goodbye. welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the world for our special coverage following the death of queen elizabeth ii. this evening, king charles iii has addressed the nation and the commonwealth for the first time since the death of his mother, queen elizabeth. the king said he had been brought up to "cherish a sense of duty to others" and to uphold the country's traditions. the king said his "darling wife" camilla would be his queen consort, and he revealed his elder son, william, would become prince of wales. he also expressed his love for harry and meghan. i speak to you today with feelings of profound sorrow. thro

be higher across sunday with sunny spells where they will start weather and breezy air across the far westediate action to help people with the cost of their energy bills and giving people certainty to make sure that they are able to get through this winter. the that they are able to get through this winter-— that they are able to get through this winter. ., , ., , ., .., this winter. the money has to come from somewhere _ this winter. the money has to come from somewhere and _ this winter. the money has to come from somewhere and she _ this winter. the money has to come from somewhere and she knows - this winter. the money has to come | from somewhere and she knows that every _ from somewhere and she knows that every single pound and excess profit she chooses not to tax as an extra pound _ she chooses not to tax as an extra pound and — she chooses not to tax as an extra pound and borrowing that working people _ pound and borrowing that working people will be forced to pay back a decade _ people will be forced to pay back a decade to— people will be forced to pay back a decade to come. as

refocus the nation's attention on the migrants suffering that accentuate the depth of the dream of the far west as a promised land. continuing the theme of man's inhumanity to man, steinbeck captured the contours of racism expressed at home and experience in trying to find home in the meeting grounds of california. he emphasized how their sense of place was formed in part to their experience of conquest and sediment writing grandpa took up the land and he had to kill the indians and dried them away. but when the joad's driven away themselves by the banks and tractors reached california they become the new targets as evidence in a casual comment of one attendant to another, has gone down have no sense or feelings they are human human being would not live like them human being could not stand to be so dirty and miserable under miserable they are better than guerrillas. steinbeck's pendant but not steinbeck's voice as he highlighted the active regionalism. steinbeck's depiction of the conditions in oklahoma and california led to a backlash from conservative politicians and business interest. oklah

still the potentialfor some rain in the far north—west of scotland.se i think it will be drive. temperatures will be 8—9 c, perhaps lower in rural areas, and there could be mist and fog patches to start the day in england and wales. sunshine more widely to start the day tomorrow, then cloud will build up, spread out and limit the sunshine in the afternoon. if there is any rain, it is more likely to be in the north—west of scotland again. southerly breezes picking up a notch or two, southerly breezes picking up a notch ortwo, dragging in warmerair. temperatures could make 21 celsius around the moray firth and in east anglia and the south—east of england. the rain is coming from this weather front england. the rain is coming from this weatherfront here, england. the rain is coming from this weather front here, and that will start to change things later in the week. rain coming in overnight across scotland and northern ireland. during thursday, that will track over the irish sea into northern england and wales. ahead of it, some sunshine but the cloud wi

showery outbreaks of rain gather into the far north west of scotland and northern ireland.peratures perhaps at around 18 celsius the high — but it will be another hot and humid afternoon for central and eastern england, with temperatures into the high 20s. all change as we move into the weekend — for some, there will be some thundery showers around or longer spells of rain, and it will turn increasingly windy for all. as an area of low pressure anchors itself out to the west, spiralling around that low in an anti—clockwise direction is a series of weather fronts that'll bring some rain, some of it fairly persistent, through northern ireland and southwest scotland throughout the weekend — and that could have an impact. it will certainly have an impact on the feel of the weather. elsewhere, sunny spells and scattered showers. not a bad day to the far north of scotland, highs of 19 here — but in the sunshine, in east anglia, if you dodge those showers, you should see highs of 2a celsius. more wet weather in a similar position coming up through southwest england, wales, and the

we know it is going to intensify quickly, the question is how far west or how far east does it end upit approaches the state of florida. right now 100 miles or so south of the cayman islands, about 350 miles south of the western tip of cuba. 70 miles per hour, meaning sustained wednesday just about 4 miles per hour shy of a category 1 hurricane. we believe that will occur in the next few hours it becomes a category 1 hurricane. it moves across land depending on which track it takes. hurricane warnings have been prompted across the cayman islands and parts of cuba because the system has what it takes to not only become a hurricane but potentially rapidly intensify. this is the warmest body of water across the atlantic, warmest region so we know the system will be fueled rather quickly across this region. notice 9 to 14 foot storm surge the forecast around western cuba. catastrophic storm surge, parts of southwest florida initial forecasts have storm surge threat as high as 7 feet across that region. here we go with the timing, we think landfall sometime in the early morning hours of tu

the sun is out as far west as perth, which is hang on to 19 degrees. that doesn't change very much. during friday, the rain, unfortunately though it leaves queens and it's still on shore all the way down through new south wales, maybe moving in land through sydney, reaching the capital and into victoria as well as the new zealand. same sort of risks from the point of view of potential flash flooding significant in north. and as you can see, running down from has been all we're down to christ church. it's cold enough for the tops of some mountains and south wanted to see snow, otherwise looking fairly fine in southeast asia, the heavy right is still lights been sucked. vietnam, cambodia, and parts of thailand. and same is true, also western borneo and back down to java and sue march at quite wet 2 and temporarily a bulge in what should be a retreating monsoon trough is bringing rang back up to new delhi during thursday. ah, ah, this is al jazeera for.

be higher across sunday with sunny spells where they will start weather and breezy air across the far westowing his invasion of ukraine are the biggest current threat to the world economy. iam i am talking about west sanction fever, it's brazen and aggressive attempts to force others to behave, deprive them of their sovereignty and fooled them into submission. we'll look at what other claims vladimir putin made in that speech and at russia's disinformation campaign around this war. here in the uk liz truss takes part in herfirst prime minister's questions, and says she plans to help people with rising energy costs. i, as prime minister, will take immediate action to help people with the cost of their energy bills and i will be making

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it will be western areas that are more likely to see some rain, this rain mayjust rush the far south—westesternmost parts of wales but the wet weather likely to be here in northern ireland in the afternoon. much of scotland, much of england and wales drie, some spells of sunshine, early mist and fog around in the morning but temperatures getting to 23, will feel warmer in the north—east of england. this area of low pressure has some remnants of an ex— hurricane danielle which is heading towards iberia. this area of low pressure will drift down across the uk and bring these weather fronts, bringing rain overnight, scotland and northern ireland, the rain probably coming to west across the rain probably coming to rest across northern england and north wales, becoming lighter and more patchy. following that we have a north—westerly breeze and a few showers, also some much cooler air in the north—west, whereas ahead of the rain in the south—east it will be a warm day to start the week, temperatures into the mid— 20s. that weather front then moves away, and if there of england. moving in. headi

several from venezuela was dropped off as far west as sacramento and today the massachusetts governorthe state's national guard to help after 50 migrants were flown to martha's vineyard. i am joined live from new york. gloria, what can you tell us about people being relocated to different parts of the states? >> reporter: that's right, fred. in new york 11,000 migrants have been processed in the last couple of months. people have been getting dropped off in martha's vineyard,parts of new york, here in manhattan at the port authority bus terminal a total of six buses arrived this morning in addition to six other buses arriving yesterday so this is now becoming a continuous drop-off of people that the city is having to receive and connect with resources. you ask about the condition they are arriving in, we have reports of people that are arriving dehydrated, haven't had access to proper food while they make the several days' trip. the mayor has been critical of the republican governors who are not coordinating with the city of new york or any other jurisdictions saying it is making help

made landfill a few, a few hours ago, of course, and just to make up the i, the storm just to the far west of gib to the west of havana there. it will continue to make his way further northwards. i say it's kind of like to storms in one here, really because look at the movement of that is making its way north at 20 promises per hour as quite a lick. it is a beefy storm 205 kilometers per hour. significantly higher gusts, of course, those damaging gust will add to the problems here. so it does come with life threatening storm surge flash floods and the mud slides that we would expect. it is moving very quickly as i say. and by the end of tuesday, it's pretty much gone. there will be quite a legacy of showers, just rolling back him behind it was that western side of cuba, few i with was east as well as sir. make our way a little further north and into the gulf of mexico, and this is when things really do pick up some what those wins. they'll get up to around 220 kilometers per hour. that's we went to a cat before storm, so catastrophic flooding, catastrophic wind damage, certainly possible t

they have not gone as far as the west would like them to in speaking out against the war. it is clear from comments that some of their leaders have made that they are losing patients, a little bit of patients with president putin. i think in light of what he announced, mobilization of up to 300,000 russian troops going into ukraine and holding these elections which the uss will be sham referenda and what looks to be a prelude annexing more territory from ukraine. of patients seems to be wearing thin i think it's going to be very interesting to hear what world leaders have to say about the latest developments and whether or not they are marveling to speak out about what russia is doing particularly as president biden, the british, the french, the germans and all the western leaders are making a case. now is the time to stand up for the principles the united nations was founded on. host: when it comes to president biden what are we expecting for message and tone for him to deliver today? guest: the president is very clearly going to make the case again that what russia is do

showery outbreaks of rain gather into the far north west of scotland and northern ireland.mid afternoon for central and eastern england, with temperatures into the high 20s. all change as we move into the weekend — for some, there will be some thundery showers around or longer spells of rain, and it will turn increasingly windy for all. as an area of low pressure anchors itself out to the west, spiralling around that low in an anti—clockwise direction is a series of weather fronts that'll bring some rain, some of it fairly persistent, through northern ireland and southwest scotland throughout the weekend — and that could have an impact. it will certainly have an impact on the feel of the weather. elsewhere, sunny spells and scattered showers. not a bad day to the far north of scotland, highs of 19 here — but in the sunshine, in east anglia, if you dodge those showers, you should see highs of 2a celsius. more wet weather in a similar position coming up through southwest to england, wales, and then, sitting across northern ireland and southwest scotland. showers elsewhere — i

into the far north—west we are going to see cloud and rain gradually arriving.rnight temperatures around 9 degrees under clear skies, 16 where we keep the showers. the showers keep going, hit and miss across central and southern england, bit of height out, the best sunshine further north and east, some of the rain heavy across western fringes of scotland and northern ireland. here eyes of 18 but we could see 26 or 27, it will be hot and humid yet again. but take a look at the weekend, low pressure sitting out to the west spiralling around that low, a series of weather fronts, bringing some heavy rain at times, pretty relentless across northern ireland and western scotland. not exclusively, there will be showers in wales and south—west england and a few sharp showers elsewhere. if you keep some sunshine will still have some warmth into the weekend, 25 degrees, still 77 fahrenheit. and there are more showers and strong winds to come as well as we head into the weekend, so a little bit more of an autumnal flavour to our weather and that continues into next week. ma

up towards the north—west we see a weather front starting to arrive from the atlantic. may be bringing a bit of rain into the faroudy note, but probably dry in most places. sunshine for a while in wales and england. we could see more sunshine in eastern parts of scotland as the southerly breeze picks up. some rain in the far north west of scotland otherwise dry. temperatures higher than today as around 17—19. we have high pressure in charge to start the week. it will gradually be eroded by weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic. the first on wednesday, mainly stuck in the north—west of scotland and perhaps north of northern ireland. in other parts, it might start sunny. cloud filling in more. we have the southerly breeze bringing more warmth, picking up during the day. temperatures could reach a pleasant 21 degrees across many parts of england and into eastern wales. the next weather front has more about it by thursday. we have more about it by thursday. we have more persistent perhaps heavier rain to come. it will push its way across scotland and northern ireland. we could see some rain arriving in the nor

intense, possibly thundery, downpours are likely to continue, with the winds strongest in the far south—westn flank of the low is where we will see the strongest winds, maybe gusts in excess of 30 miles an hour at times, that will drive in the bands of showers around that low pressure, just like we've seen over the last few days. so, one band of intense rain clearing the far north of scotland, another hot on its heels behind, further showers pushing into the south—west and some of these will move further inland as we go through the afternoon. blustery winds, particularly when you get the showers, but the strongest of the winds are likely to be down around the southwest. in terms of the feel of the weather, perhaps not quite as humid as the last couple of days, a little bit fresher, 15—21 degrees generally but we might, across eastern england, once again see highs across england of 23 celsius. into the evening, the risk of some sharp, thundery downpours coming in across the channel, particularly where we have seen the warmest of the weather but the story will slowly start to change. as we mov