storm herminia has been continuing to week damage bringing flooding and landslides to the south—westf england. tens of thousands of displaced palestinians are returning to their homes in the north of the territory. these are the live pictures from gaza. we have seen long lines of people walking along the coast road; there are a few vehicles, but many appear to be carrying their possessions on their back. some have told reporters that they do not know if their homes are still standing. the movement of people was due to start over the weekend under the ceasefire deal — but it was delayed, after israel accused hamas of not releasing an israeli civilian hostage. this is the hostages — arbel yehud. she wasn't freed on saturday when four women soldiers were. hamas says it will now release ms yehud and two other hostages on thursday, followed by three more on saturday. in other developments, egypt has rejected any attempt to relocate palestinians from gaza, after us president donald trump said he'd like to see more than a million of gaza's residents taken in by other arab nations. he told r

that's storm herminia — not as strong as the storm we'vejust experienced, but more bad weather still. the majority of the rail network in scotland remains closed with network rail dealing with around 400 separate incidents. rachel reeves has also been speaking about the role of social media companies in the wake of the conviction of the southport murderer axel rudakubana. the chancellor said social media sites have a moral duty to take down harmful and illegal violent content. she was commenting on a letter the home secretary, going down to london and manchester. around 20,000 homes in scotland without power currently. a slightly worse picture on that front in northern ireland. 75,000 homes without power. and the storms continue to come, because we're expecting heavy rains and strong gales coming that's storm herminia — not as strong as the storm we'vejust experienced, but more bad weather still to come. the majority of the rail network in scotland remains closed with network rail dealing with around 400 separate incidents. rachel reeves has also been speaking about the role of socia

it's storm herminia, but also some impacts here across the united kingdom.warnings in place and this time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so, the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland. there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to 60 to 70 miles an hour, also for some western channel coasts too, and some of these showers are likely to

weather on monday was this time across the southern half of the uk. of up to 70—80 plus mph from storm herminiafor southern england and wales in particularfor tonight eastwards. particularly from tomorrow. but for tonight, well, we're continuing to see these heavy showers just piling from the south and the west. and windy to see any kind of widespread frost. that area of low pressure. western channel coasts. as the low clears. through the morning, then that area of rain be a largely dry day, perhaps one or two showers just across the board as high pressure starts to edge in. there will be plenty of sunshine around — live from washington, this is bbc news. hello, i'm carl nasman. of their loved ones. deal — are dead. gaza. israel doesn't allow gaza. lucy williamson, working with local camera teams

they name their winter storms this is a winter storm herminia.orms they name the winter storms, but that is what the storm is capable of doing, taking place today and take place again tomorrow. >> john: so that storm is what brought this all on, is that right, lonnie? >> yeah, it is like a two-part answer to that. that is the big player, but it came to an on the heels of the big storm that we dealt in just last week. where we picked up a foot of snow on bourbon street in new orleans, that held itself together, guys, made its way all the way across the atlantic and boom, it saturated the ground throughout europe and right on its heels, in comes herminia, and i just showed you what happened there. that storm pushing across the globe, not coming to our area going the opposite direction. what we are going to deal with is a change in our pattern, for california praying for the rain they received last week. now an atmospheric river is set up. and atmospheric river is the jet stream loaded with moisture one bout of rain after another and just pick a lot

it's been named by the spanish authorities as storm herminia, and it's going to be bringing wet and windyfall totals building up, particularly across parts of wales, the midlands, and south—west england, where we could see some localised flooding concerns as we head into the early part of the new week. now, at the moment we've got a little trough pushing eastwards, bringing rain, a bit of sleet and hill snow, mostly above 200m elevation across northern england and scotland, could be a few centimetres actually in scotland and a risk of some icy surfaces wherever we see a frost. so, into sunday morning, actually most of us having a fairly decent start to the day. there will still be some showers and blustery conditions for conditions for northern scotland, and it won't be long before we see the rain and winds pick up across england, wales, and northern ireland. gusts through the irish sea coast reaching around 60 to 70 miles an hour. winds that strong could topple one or two trees, bringing some localised disruption, but it won't be on the same scale of disruption that eowyn brought on frid

it's storm herminia, but also some impacts here across the united kingdom, heavy rain and some stronger warnings in place, and this time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow. just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland, there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to 60 to 70 miles an hour, also for some western channel coasts too, and some of these showers are likely

this low has been named storm herminia.ed by the uk met office, it's been named by the spanish weather service for the impact it is expected to have in spain, but for us it is going to bring some heavy rain in from the south—west as we go through the day tomorrow, and some pretty brisk winds as well. that rain spreading northwards across england, wales into northern ireland, southern scotland eventually. a bit of snow over high ground. northern scotland seeing some sunshine and relatively light winds, but elsewhere, for western and southern parts, gusts of 50mph, 60mph, possibly 70mph in exposed places. temperaturesjust four degrees in aberdeen, ten degrees in plymouth and in saint helier. this area of low pressure, instead of moving through quickly, isjust going to linger. it's going to spin around just to the west of us as we head into monday, so it's going to remain very windy, particularly for western and southern parts. some outbreaks of heavy rain, which could cause flooding again across the south of the uk. some rain

but storm herminia also bringing impacts here.y into tomorrow. the satellite picture shows this storm, the centre of the storm, well out to the west of us, but through today we've been watching this development here, a hook of cloud appearing along the line of this weather front. actually, we've spun up another very small scale area of low pressure, and that will be shifting northwards through this evening and tonight, bringing a spell of very heavy rain. yes, across england and wales, increasing the risk of flooding. but also as this little feature works its way northwards just on the southern edge, see the little hook in the rainfall pattern there? we could have some very squally conditions for a time. a few places could see gusts of 60—70, maybe 80mph, but that will be quite a localised feature, in other places it willjust be a blustery night. and these small scale features are always hard to predict in terms of the exact track they will take, but it may well be that we see some heavy rain first thing across eastern scotland. i

the atlantic and boom, it saturated the ground throughout europe and right on its heels, in comes herminiawhat happened there. that storm pushing across the globe not coming to our area, going the opposite direction. what we are going to deal with is a change in our pattern, for california praying for the rain they received last week. now an atmospheric river is set up. and atmospheric river is the jet stream loaded with moisture one bout of rain after another and just pick a lot of rain anywhere from central california up into northern california and that stays in play from friday all the way through the weekend. gentlemen? >> john: lonnie quinn spanning the globe. thank you, lonnie. >> maurice: coming up, should the terminally-ill have the right to end their own lives on their own terms? >> john: "eye on america" is next. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs evening news" is brought to you by breztri. visit us at breztri.com. visit us at breztri.com. breztri gave me... better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing

huge waves, and towards exposed channel coast, gusts of wind of up to 70—80 plus mph from storm herminiafurther eastwards. starts to fill, so an improving picture particularly but for tonight, well, we're continuing to see these to see any kind of widespread frost. that area of low pressure. still, maybe a rumble or two of thunder, and it's still windy for many, particularly out towards western channel coast. as the low clears. more rain, but probablyjust into southern counties dry day, perhaps one or two showers just running down a little cooler. there will be plenty of sunshine around, temperatures just 6—8 celsius and the winds will fall light. bye— bye. trump calls the chinese ai app a wake—up call for the tech industry as its rise in us tech industry as its rise in popularity speaks street. the 7lunar new year upon with the lunar new year upon us, we take a at the �*s economy 777777staying staying on 77 7 staying on track. 77 7 7welcome 7 7welcome to 7 is staying on track. welcome to today. let's begin in us, 7 7 us, 7in 7 us, 7in video 77 us, 7 in video losing the us, where in vide

it's storm herminia., heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. there are met office weather warnings in place and this time, it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so, the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this mass of cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60—80 mph but clearing into monday morning, so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow, just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland. there'll be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland, too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coasts of up to 60—70 mph, also for some western channel coasts

it's storm herminia, but also some impacts here across the united kingdom, heavy rain and some strong00

storm herminia is making its presence felt across our shores, so named by the spanish met service becauseonnected with the storm. so, wind for southern parts of england and wales valid until 6am tomorrow morning, and rain for wales valid until midnight tonight. so, we've got the rain that crossed us through the morning and overnight pushing up towards north—east scotland and rotating around the low pressure which is this storm. we've got squally showers — some heavy, some merging to give longer spells of rain — some hail and thunder mixed in there, and gusty winds — the strongest across the west and also the south. temperature—wise, around about average for the time of year. we're looking six to about nine degrees. as we head on through the rest of the afternoon and into the evening and overnight period, the rain continues to push northeastwards across scotland. we continue with this rash of showers moving across england, wales and northern ireland, some of those will be wintry on highest ground. the winds will slowly start to ease, but it still will be blustery tonight, and we're looking

it's been named by the spanish authorities as storm herminia, and it's going to be bringing wet and windy of wales, the midlands, and south west england, where we could see some localised flooding concerns as we head into the early part of the new week. now, at the moment we've got a little trough pushing eastwards, bringing rain, a bit of sleet and hill snow, mostly above 200 metres elevation across northern england and scotland, could be a few centimetres actually in scotland and a risk of some icy surfaces wherever we see a frost. so, into sunday morning, actually most of us having a fairly decent start to the day. there will still be some showers and blustery conditions for conditions for northern scotland, and it won't be long before we see the rain and winds pick up across england, wales, and northern ireland. gusts through the irish sea coast reaching around 60 to 70 miles an hour. winds that strong could topple one or two trees, bringing some localised disruption, but it won't be on the same scale of disruption that eowyn brought on friday. that really was an exceptional system. m

it's been named by the spanish authorities as storm herminia, and it's going to be bringing wet and windyotals building up, particularly across parts of wales, the midlands, and south—west england, where we could see some localised flooding concerns as we head into the early part of the new week. now, at the moment we've got a little trough pushing eastwards, bringing rain, a bit of sleet and hill snow, mostly above 200m elevation across northern england and scotland, could be a few centimetres actually in scotland and a risk of some icy surfaces wherever we see a frost. so, into sunday morning, actually most of us having a fairly decent start to the day. there will still be some showers and blustery conditions for conditions for northern scotland, and it won't be long before we see the rain and winds pick up across england, wales, and northern ireland. gusts through the irish sea coast reaching around 60 to 70 miles an hour. winds that strong could topple one or two trees, bringing some localised disruption, but it won't be on the same scale of disruption that eowyn brought on friday. th

it's been named storm herminia for impacts it is going to have in spain, but i suspect it will also haveheavy rain driving northeastwards across england, wales, northern ireland into southern scotland. bit of snow over high ground. northern scotland staying mostly fine but with a few showers. but it is going to be windy for parts of northern ireland, western coasts of england and wales, down along the south coast as well. gusts of 50, 60, 70mph in the most exposed spots, so that could cause some issues and temperatures of four to ten degrees. and instead of clearing through quickly, this area of low pressure isjust going to spin close to the uk as we move out of sunday and on into monday. so for monday itself, we will see further showers or longer spells of rain. some places, particularly say parts of wales, central and southern england, could have enough rain to give some flooding issues. it's still going to be pretty windy. gales around some exposed coasts and temperatures in many spots around five to nine degrees. stays unsettled through tuesday into wednesday. things then look like t

it's storm herminia, but also some impacts here across the united kingdom, heavy rain and some strongthis time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow. just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland, there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to 60 to 70 miles an hour, also for some western channel coasts too, and some of these showers are likely to have some thunder, som

it's been named by the spanish authorities as storm herminia, and it's going to be bringing wet and windyarticularly across parts of wales, the midlands, and south—west england, where we could see some localised flooding concerns as we head into the early part of the new week. now, at the moment we've got a little trough pushing eastwards, bringing rain, a bit of sleet and hill snow, mostly above 200m elevation across northern england and scotland, could be a few centimetres actually in scotland and a risk of some icy surfaces wherever we see a frost. so, into sunday morning, actually most of us having a fairly decent start to the day. there will still be some showers and blustery conditions for conditions for northern scotland, and it won't be long before we see the rain and winds pick up across england, wales, and northern ireland. gusts through the irish sea coast reaching around 60 to 70 miles an hour. winds that strong could topple one or two trees, bringing some localised disruption, but it won't be on the same scale of disruption that eowyn brought on friday. that really was an exc

this one has been named as storm herminia, which has been named by the spanish authorities.same scale as storm eowyn, it won't cause the same kind of damage and disruption, but it is going to be a windy day with some severe gales around and a band of heavy rain. this time it's the north of scotland that will have the driest and the brightest of the weather conditions. once that lot has eased through, into the early part of next week, the weather is going to stay unsettled with heavy rain at times. it will stay on the windy side as well. live from london, this is bbc news. the senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. donald trump's divisive nominee for secretary of defence, pete hegseth, has been confirmed following a late night vote in the us senate. president trump visits california to survey some of the areas devastated by deadly wildfires that destroyed thousands of homes in los angeles. a powerful atlantic storm batters ireland and parts of the uk leaving nearly a million homes without power. four female i

it's been named by the spanish authorities as storm herminia, and it's going to be bringing wet and windyrly across parts of wales, the midlands, and south west england, where we could see some localised flooding concerns as we head into the early part of the new week. now, at the moment we've got a little trough pushing eastwards, bringing rain, a bit of sleet and hill snow, mostly above 200 metres elevation across northern england and scotland, could be a few centimetres actually in scotland and a risk of some icy surfaces wherever we see a frost. so, into sunday morning, actually most of us having a fairly decent start to the day. there will still be some showers and blustery conditions for conditions for northern scotland, and it won't be long before we see the rain and winds pick up across england, wales, and northern ireland. gusts through the irish sea coast reaching around 60 to 70 miles an hour. winds that strong could topple one or two trees, bringing some localised disruption, but it won't be on the same scale of disruption that eowyn brought on friday. that really was an excep

this one has been named as storm herminia, which has been named by the spanish authorities. not on the same scale as storm eowyn, it won't cause the same kind of damage and disruption, but it is going to be a windy day with some severe gales around and a band of heavy rain. this time it's the north of scotland that will have the driest and the brightest of the weather conditions. once that lot has eased through, into the early part of next week, the weather is going to stay unsettled with heavy rain at times. it will stay on the windy side as well. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: nearly one million homes remain without power in the uk and ireland as emergency teams try to fix the damage done by storm eowyn. the the damage done by storm eowyn. clean—up opera northern the clean—up operation here in northern ireland is well and truly under way. hello there. we are waking up as storm _ hello there. we are waking up as storm eowyn is now moving out of the way. storm eowyn is now moving out of the wax it _ storm eowyn

numerous warnings in force tied in with storm herminia. sunday and into monday as well. look at the tightly packed isobars, at the tightly packed isobars, a large storm, spells of rain running through and it means that for some part in the south and west, there will be bigger impact. we could see up to 80 millimetres of rain before the end of the day and overnight. with more to come in the next few days. there are warnings. that rain will move to northern ireland through the afternoon. a little bit of snow on the hills but those wins have been gusting too close to 80 miles an hour across the south—west. enough to cause disruption. we will see that rain continuing north overnight tonight through this evening with snow on the hills and another spell of rain rushes through across england and wales and that is what i was talking about. rainfall amounts adding up on the already saturated ground that we have. the likelihood of flooding will increase through the day, tonight and into tomorrow. lots of heavy showers, hail and thunder, lots of ligh

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pressure again in charge, another named storm, named by the spanish weather service, it is storm herminiature clearly shows the centre of the storm. but i also want to draw your attention to what is happening down here, along the line of this weather front, we can see this cloud developing. it may see we see another very small scale area of low pressure forming and that could bring a swathe of very strong winds overnight tonight for some of us. it is windy through the afternoon. a band of rain pushing its way northwards, some very heavy thundershowers following on behind. as we get into this evening, there is still some uncertainty in the forecast. the centre of the area of low pressure will be out to the west. some computer weather models allow this separate small—scale area of low pressure to develop bringing a big lump of heavy rain and maybe some flooding on the southern flank, we could see some very strong winds. there is uncertainty about exactly where that feature may track its way northwards across england and wales. it may even be that we see wet and blustery weather into eastern

this one has been named as storm herminia, which has been named by the spanish authorities., it's not on the same scale as storm eowyn, it won't cause the same kind of damage and disruption, but it is going to be a windy day with some severe gales around and a band of heavy rain. this time it's the north of scotland that will have the driest and the brightest of the weather conditions. once that lot has eased through, into the early part of next week, the weather is going to stay unsettled with heavy rain at times. it will stay on the windy side as well. this is bbc news. live from washington. on his first domestic trip as president, donald trump visits two states hit hard by disasters and says he might abolish the federal disaster relief agency. the us freezes nearly all foreign aid with exceptions only for emergency food, and military funding for israel and egypt. and we'll be discussing some of the other executive orders president trump signed this week from january sixth pardons to declaring a national emergency at the us—mexico border. hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to

but storm herminia also bringing impacts here. in force through the rest of today into tomorrow. the satellite picture shows this storm, the centre of the storm, well out to the west of us, but through today we've been watching this development here, a hook of cloud appearing along the line of this weather front. actually, we've spun up another very small scale area of low pressure, and that will be shifting northwards through this evening and tonight, bringing a spell of very heavy rain. yes, across england and wales, increasing the risk of flooding. but also as this little feature works its way northwards just on the southern edge, see the little hook in the rainfall pattern there? we could have some very squally conditions for a time. a few places could see gusts of 60—70, maybe 80mph, but that will be quite a localised feature, in other places it willjust be a blustery night. and these small—scale features are always hard to predict in terms of the exact track they will take, but it may well be that we see some heavy rain firs

i will see you in a across the southern half of the uk. from storm herminia, named by the spanish met us, it should be a largely a little cooler. weather fronts edge in from the west. bye— bye. focused on reshaping the us military. of the tempest in london's west end, starring sigourney weaver. be a wake up call to us firms. has become the most downloaded free app in the united states since its launch earlier this month.

it's storm herminia.s time, it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so, the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this mass of cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60—80 mph but clearing into monday morning, so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow, just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland. there'll be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland, too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coasts of up to 60—70 mph, also for some western channel coasts, too, and some of these showers are likely to have some thunder, some lightning and some hail i

but this one named by the spanish weather service, for impact it is going to have in spain — storm herminiasatellite picture very clearly shows the centre of our storm, the centre of our area of low pressure. but i also want to draw your attention to what is happening down here along the line of this weather front. we can see this hook of cloud developing, and it may be that we see another very small scale area of low pressure forming, and that could bring a swathe of very strong winds for some of us overnight tonight. but it is windy out there through the afternoon, a band of rain pushing its way northwards, some very heavy thundery showers following on behind, this as we get into the evening, but there is still, even at this short range, some uncertainty in our forecast. the centre of the area of low pressure will be out to the west of us, but some computer weather models allow this separate very small scale area of low pressure to develop, bringing a big lump of heavy rain and maybe some flooding. butjust on the southern flank of that, there is the chance that we could see a swathe of ve

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pressure again in charge, another named storm, named by the spanish weather service, it is storm herminiar wind and rain. the satellite picture clearly shows the centre of the storm. but i also want to draw your attention to what is happening down here, along the line of this weather front, we can see this cloud developing. it may see we see another very small scale area of low pressure forming and that could bring a swathe of very strong winds overnight tonight for some of us. it is windy through the afternoon. a band of rain pushing its way northwards, some very heavy thundershowers following on behind. as we get into this evening, there is still some uncertainty in the forecast. the centre of the area of low pressure will be out to the west. some computer weather models allow this separate small—scale area of low pressure to develop bringing a big lump of heavy rain and maybe some flooding on the southern flank, we could see some very strong winds. there is uncertainty about exactly where that feature may track its way northwards across england and wales. it may even be that we see wet

so there are numerous warnings in force tied in with storm herminia, and it is likely to last throughoutd isobars. it's a large storm. spells of rain will run through around that low pressure system, and it means that for some parts, particularly the south and west, there will be bigger impacts. we could see up to 80mm of rain before the end of the day today and overnight, with more to come in the next few days. so there are warnings out, as i say, that rain is going to move its way into northern ireland through the afternoon, across all of england and wales. so the sunshine fades and southern scotland, a little bit of snow on the hills, but those winds have been gusting to close to 80mph across the south—west approaches inland. 40—50 miles an hour is enough to cause disruption. certainly 60 to 70mph gusts of wind, which is gale or severe gale—force winds, right the way across southern and western coasts, up into dumfries and galloway and into northern ireland as well here. so we'll see that rain continuing north overnight tonight, through this evening. with snow over the hills and anoth

it's been named storm herminia for impacts it is going to have in spain, but i suspect it will also have northern ireland into southern scotland. bit of snow over high ground. northern scotland staying mostly fine but with a few showers. but it is going to be windy for parts of northern ireland, western coasts of england and wales, down along the south coast as well. gusts of 50, 60, 70mph in the most exposed spots, so that could cause some issues and temperatures of four to ten degrees. and instead of clearing through quickly, this area of low pressure isjust going to spin close to the uk as we move out of sunday and on into monday. so for monday itself, we will see further showers or longer spells of rain. some places, particularly say parts of wales, central and southern england, could have enough rain to give some flooding issues. it's still going to be pretty windy. gales around some exposed coasts and temperatures in many spots around five to nine degrees. stays unsettled through tuesday into wednesday. things then look like they will calm down for the end of the week. live from lo

this low has been named storm herminia. expected to have in spain, but for us it is going to bring some heavy rain in from the south—west as we go through the day tomorrow, and some pretty brisk winds, as well. that rain spreading northwards across england, wales into northern ireland, southern scotland, eventually. a bit of snow over high ground. northern scotland seeing some sunshine and relatively light winds, but elsewhere, for western and southern parts gusts of 50mph, 60mph, possibly 70mph in exposed places. temperaturesjust four degrees in aberdeen, ten degrees in plymouth and in saint helier. this area of low pressure, instead of moving through quickly, isjust going to linger. it's going to spin around just to the west of us as we head into monday, so it's going to remain very windy, particularly for western and southern parts. some outbreaks of heavy rain, which could cause flooding again across the south of the uk. some rain further north, as well. it will be quite blustery for all of us. temperatures north to sou

it is from storm herminia.ill be bigger in impacts. they will be more rain to come in the next few days so there are warnings at. it will go to northern ireland and across all of england and wales as the sunshine fades and southern scotland. snow on the hills a bit but winds close to 80 miles an hour postop in mind 40 or 50 miles an hourand an hour postop in mind 40 or 50 miles an hour and class description. and it's the sustained period, really, of potentially gale force, even severe gale force winds and bouts of heavy rain. that concerns us. you can see this storm system out in the atlantic already. as i say, that rain is in the south and west. it's pushing northwards. another spell of rain with winds and lots of heavy showers pressing on behind these weather fronts. rain with winds and lots of heavy showers pressing on behind these weather fronts. how and lightning as well. we have those severe gale force winds continuing around our coastline is in the west and south. temperatures done at sunshine between th

it is storm herminia. we have a range of yellow warnings for wind and range.at is happening here. we can see this hook of cloud developing and we may see another small scale area of low pressure forming and that would bring strong winds overnight tonight. but it is windy through the afternoon. a band of rain pushing north. some very heavy thundery showers following on behind. as we get into this evening there is still even at this short range some uncertainty in the forecast. the centre of the low pressure will be to the west of us. but some compute irmodels allow this separate and small scale area to develop and bring heavy rain and flooding. but we could see a swathe of very strong winds up to 80mph. but there is uncertainty about where that feature may track its way northwards across england and wales. we may see some wet and blustery weather in eastern scotland tomorrow morning and that could give some significant snow over high ground. tomorrow, this band of heavy rain will move north. that could some snow mixed in. a lot of showers to the south. another

this one has been named as storm herminia, which has been named by the spanish authorities.a — husts of 60—70 mph. ok, it's not on the same scale as storm eowyn, it won't cause the same kind of damage and disruption, but it is going to be a windy day with some severe gales around and a band of heavy rain. this time it's the north of scotland that will have the driest and the brightest of the weather conditions. once that lot has eased through, into the early part of next week, the weather is going to stay unsettled with heavy rain at times. it will stay on the windy side as well. part of it also is just repealing all of the environmental efforts live from washington. this is bbc news president trump arrives in california to tour damage caused in the la wildfires, and shows a united front with the states's democrat governor, gavin newsom earlier trump also visited hurricane—hit north carolina, and said he might abolish the federal disaster relief agency. thousands of anti—abortion demonstrators march in washington — a day after president trump pardoned 23 abortion activists.

it's been named by the spanish authorities as storm herminia, and it's going to be bringing wet and windyarts of wales, the midlands, and south west england, where we could see some localised flooding concerns as we head into the early part of the new week. now, at the moment we've got a little trough pushing eastwards, bringing rain, a bit of sleet and hill snow, mostly above 200 metres elevation across northern england and scotland, could be a few centimetres actually in scotland and a risk of some icy surfaces wherever we see a frost. so, into sunday morning, actually most of us having a fairly decent start to the day. there will still be some showers and blustery conditions for conditions for northern scotland, and it won't be long before we see the rain and winds pick up across england, wales, and northern ireland. gusts through the irish sea coast reaching around 60 to 70 miles an hour. winds that strong could topple one or two trees, bringing some winds that strong could topple one or two trees,- some - winds that strong could topple one or two trees._e - winds that strong could to