it is moving across norfolk now, we are in a conference with the environment agency and from that we will be gauging the weather patterns for the coming few hours and making plans accordingly around that. we are seeing pictures on the screen of flooded roads. quite incredible pictures. our people having to leave their homes? we have been quite fortu nate their homes? we have been quite fortunate in terms of property —related flooding. we have had a number of property floods, but we have tended to not have too many where we are looking at an evacuation. we have managed to get in and support homeowners where we can. a lot of property related flooding tends to subside after a while, the drainage takes hold and is able to take the water away. so it hasn't been too severe from that perspective but it is the sheer volume of calls, it has been tough this afternoon but the crews have coped really well, the control room and front line crews come out the supporting the community and our partners to keep things moving. 0k, assistant chief fire officer for norfolk fire and rescue, thank you very

the met office has released an amber warning for parts of suffolk and norfolk.tial flooding and really poor travelling conditions. some patchy rain in other eastern areas, quite breezy as well and windy towards the south—eastern corner. tonight brings a brief dry interlude before this next weather system pushes in from the west. wind strengthens as well with gusts up to 70 miles an hour for the western isles of scotland. this wet wet weather will push its way eastward through the day tomorrow perhaps not quite as much as we have seen over the past 24—hour spot it could cause further problems. a mixture of sunshine and showers in the afternoon for scotla nd showers in the afternoon for scotland and ireland and through the week ahead it stays very unsettled. heavy rain at times with sunny spells in between and often windy. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, says he's willing to look at concerns about how political leaders in northern ireland would give their consent to the government's brexit proposals. borisjohnson urge

in norfolk, parts of norfolk, 14—15 millimetres of rainfall. the rain as it has been falling through the course of the night, a new band coming in from the west, drifting eastwards. that is courtesy ofa drifting eastwards. that is courtesy of a plethora of weather fronts coming away. if you look at the high suppose, particularly in the north—west, the squeeze tells you it will be a windy day, particularly so in the north—west, but in other parts of the uk as well. gusting at the moment in the outer hebrides, up to 65 mph. it will be fairly gusty this morning through the irish sea and also the english channel. even inland we have gusty winds around this band of rain, which is continuing to move from the west and east. this heavy at the moment. it will turn a little later and more patchy in nature as it makes its way into east anglia and the south—east. behind its brightest guys, some sunshine, but still a few heavy showers coming our way. —— brighter skies. moving on that brisk wind. through the evening and overnight we see the back edge of that

the met office hasissued norfolk and suffolk.alid untilfull has issued an amber warning which is valid until full pm. has issued an amber warning which is valid untilfull pm. the rain after that point should begin to ease. expect further localised flooding and further travel problems and some thunderstorms have broken out across the london area down into the south—east. those could continue for a while. further west, south—east. those could continue for a while. furtherwest, drier, brighter weather with some sunshine. quite breezy, particularly across the south—eastern corner as the rain pulls away. then we get a brief and dry interlude overnight. but moray will push into the west late in the night, turning mild in the west and windy. the wet weather will affect all areas and there will be strong winds in western scotland. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 3: police in hong kong charge protestors with batons and use tear gas once again, a day after the government brought in emergency legislation banning the us

that was the scene for a weather watcher earlier on in norfolk.orfolk and suffolk in particular. the rain now starting to fizzle away and clear south—eastwards, so we have a drier interlude to come through the rest of tonight. some clear spells overhead. it may turn a bit misty in places. the drier interlude won't last long because we've got more rain pushing in from the west by the end of the night and increasing strong wind. with the cloud and rain and wind it will be fairly mild in the west but a cool night further east, some spots dropping down to around five or six degrees. so, into tomorrow. low pressure once again is in charge of the weather. a lot of isobars on the chart. really strong wind blowing over the north west of the uk. the western isles may see gusts of 60, 70 mph for a time. strong wind elsewhere. a band of rain pushing its way east. there probably won't be quite as much rain as we saw in same places during today, but still, 20, 30 millimetres on top of what we've already had could cause some problems, may be some further locali

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elizabeth wanted 4000 people at a rally in norfolk yesterday.rsupportive of drawing attention that you could fit more people in. there was some crowdsmanship going on. this candidate is as active as ever and people should not be writing him off. >> this is the first major rally that bernie sanders has held since his heart surgery. the rally is called "bernie is back." what they -- what do they need to accomplish with this rally? >> the crowd in the speech will take care of themselves. bernie sanders is a very consistent candidate. he has been giving a speech, some elements of which have not changed in 30 years. york,k for people in new they are going together their usual names. sign-up some people to make phone calls, volunteer in new hampshire and things like that. for the image people will see be ad the country it will demonstration this candidate who, yes, is the oldest candidate running and had a health scare, he remains in the mix of candidates. i have been in iowa multiple times in the last week. people that were with and before they are l

norfolk southern, not as good quarter., you know what, they suffer from comparisons if they had gone first coal down 13%. coal is i think the stick in the fork in it cargo the operating ratio, so important for the rails, not as good as the precision rail at csx or union pacific it is the one to watch because this group held up a whole group of other stocks. so let's watch this. it might be the key to this market >> might be the key to this market i diabedn't feel as though -- yu have to put it in perspective. it was a good quarter based on -- >> the operating ratio. >> right >> not because -- they are seeing -- it is autos. it is coal it is energy down >> i know. but the operating ratio, 65.4, the lower the better, people should understand that but i think norfolk southern is a great railroad i think the rails are a terrific place to be. again, not unlike cat, do we talk about the companies making much less at this point in the economic cycle, but norfolk southern too linked to coal, some people say too linked to autos, ot

on friday at 6:00 p.m., live on c-span, elizabeth warren holds a town hall in norfolk, virginia. and live saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, senator bernie sanders at a bernie's back rally in new york city. watch on c-span, any time on c-span.org or listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >>> the british government and the european union announced a brexit agreement today which now goes to parliament for consideration. earlier this week, queen elizabeth ii addressed the state opening of british parliament. her remarks commonly referred to as the queen's speech outlines the priorities for the new parliamentary session. >> please be seated. >> my lords and members of the house of commons, my government's priority has always been to secure the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of october. my government intends to work toward a new partnership with the european union based on free trade and friendly cooperation. my pministers will work to implement new regimes, fisheries, agriculture, and trade, seizing the opportunities that arise from leavi

spot this was how it looked for a weather watcher in norfolk a little earlier on and if i show you thess these eastern areas. you can see the dark blue colours on our radar picture affecting parts of norfolk and suffolk for a good part of the afternoon. that rain easing through the next few hours and it will clear away as we get into the overnight period to leave a drier interlude. but only a brief one because behind me you can see our next weather system approaching from the west. outbreaks of rain splashing in here. brisk winds as well. a mild night in the west, but a rather cool one further east where we see, temporarily at least, some clear spells. but tomorrow's weather will be dominated by this, a deep area of low pressure. notice a lot of white lines here on the chart, a lot of isobars, some very windy weather to come across the far north—west of the uk. we could well see gusts of 60 to may be 70 mph across the western isles. windy elsewhere as well and as we go through the day, we see these outbreaks of rain tracking eastwards across the country. this rain could deliver 20 or 3

steve joins us from norfolk, virginia. republican line. good morning. calling -- myjust opinion on all of this is the has not done anything incorrectly or wrong. witchhunts of those that -- we are trying to protect obama and biden because the truth about everything comes out. we are going to find out that obama was incompetent, or that he knew about everything. i think we are looking at the wrong direction. i think the president has the right to investigate and look into things. we are trying to figure out what really is going on in our federal government and why we are spending millions of dollars -- basically wasting them. host: -- guest: there are a lot of people who agree with you. points i am making is that as the events unfold, people who are concerned about the weight of the evidence will have more to work with. ordinary citizens are going to be bombarded with the flow of information. from traditional media, social media. want all sides of the story to come out are likely to get their way -- for better or worse. host: cocoa, florida.

there is a removal lorry behind this big splash of water in norfolk yesterday, a large part of its october

localised flooding in parts of suffolk and norfolk.lia are bearing the brunt of most of the heavy rain which could lead to minor flooding on the roads leading to some travel disruptions. stay tuned to the forecast and the bbc local radio. this is front is the culprits. it has been almost stationary running cloud and rain through the afternoon. it will pull away from scotland and turn a little bit drier there. a few showers across the west. showery burst and windy in the northern isles. northern ireland and into much of wales and the south—west of england dry with some sunshine. a few showers further east and the odd heavy thundery one and it stays wet therefore norfolk and suffolk, perhaps into lincolnshire as well. the risk of minor flooding continues. it will also turn quite windy, not just across continues. it will also turn quite windy, notjust across the east coast but parts of wales with gusts of up to a0 miles an hour early afternoon but it shouldn't feel too bad in the sunshine. the showers in the rain began to ease away from c

that was the scene for a weather watcher earlier on in norfolk.how the rain piled its way in over parts of norfolk and suffolk in particular. the rain now starting to fizzle away and clear south—eastwards, so we have a drier interlude to come through the rest of tonight. some clear spells overhead. it may turn a bit misty in places. the drier interlude won't last long because we've got more rain pushing in from the west by the end of the night and increasing strong wind. with the cloud and rain and wind it will be fairly mild in the west but a cool night further east, sunspots dropping down to around five or six degrees. so, into tomorrow. low pressure once again is in charge of the weather. a lot of isobars on the chart. really strong wind blowing over the north west of the uk. the western isles may see gusts of 60, 70 mph for a time. strong wind elsewhere. a band of rain pushing its way east. there probably won't be quite as much rain as we saw in same places during today, but still, 20, 30 millimetres on top of what we've already had could caus

live on c-span elizabeth warren holds the town hall in norfolk virginia.tch on c-span anytime on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> also from the senate floor today connecticut democratic senator chris murphy spoke about the trump administration's foreign

that was the scene for a weather watcher earlier on in norfolk. and suffolk in particular. the rain will now start to fizzle away, and clear south—eastwards, soy a drier interlude to come through the rest of tonight. some clear spells overnight, possibly turning misty in places. but the drier interlude will not last long, because more rain pushes from the west. and increasingly strong winds. so fairly mild in the west, but turning cooler, some spots dropping to five 01’ cooler, some spots dropping to five or six celsius. into tomorrow, low pressure, a lot of white lines on the chart, really strong winds blowing across the north—east of uk. gusts of up to 70 mph, at least for a time. strong winds elsewhere as well, and this band of rain will push eastwards. not quite as much rain as we saw in some places during today, but still, a further 20 or 30 millimetres on top of what we have already had could cause some problems. maybe some further localised flooding, certainly potential for travel problems. brighten up for scotland and northern ireland, a m

you can see the way in which the rangers piled its way in across parts of norfolk and suffolk in particularzzle away and clear south—eastwards, we have a dry interlude to come through the rest of tonight. some clear spells overhead, it may turn misty in places. that dry interlude will not last long, boring pitches in from the west by the end of the night, increasingly strong winds as well. with the cloud and rain and wind, it will be fairly mild in the west, a cold night in the east, 5 or 6 celsius. low pressure in charge tomorrow, really strong winds blowing across the north—west of the uk, the western isles could see gusts of 62 be 70 mph, strong winds elsewhere as well. this band of rain will push eastwards. there probably will push eastwards. there probably will not be quite as much rain as some places today, but still, a further 20 or 30 millimetres on top of what we have already had could cause some problems, it may be some further localised flooding, certainly the potential for some travel problems. brightening up for scotla nd travel problems. brightening up for scotland and norther

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he says he also believes current arrangements for diplomatic immunity as seen at that base in norfolkto the oval office where there was a meeting spring on them at the last minute when the president tried to get harry dunn's parents to come face—to—face with the woman who was believed to be behind the wheel when that accident occurred. mps are likely to have the chance, and possibly multiple chances, to vote on the prime minister boris johnson's brexit deal in the next few days. they'll be voting on the withdrawal agreement bill, nicknamed the wab, the document that puts the new deal into uk law. on saturday, mps voted not to ratify the deal itself until all of the necessary legislation had been written into the domestic statute books — a process the government hopes to wrap up by passing the wab by thursday, a week before the october 31st deadline. an ambitious time frame for a significant piece of legislation. let's speak now to our political correspondent jonathan blake, who's in the houses of parliament. we are waiting for that bail to appear, jonathan, and it will be the first ti

outbreaks of rain towards the far south—east, parts of kent, essex, coastal suffolk and norfolk.e outbreaks of rain edging towards the northern isles later in the day with a freshening south westerly wind and temperature ten to 1a degrees with sunny spells developing more widely as we go on to the day. it will actually be a chilly night for england and wales going into tuesday morning with winds light here and there will be fog patches developing there will be fog patches developing there could be dense in a few places. bear that in mind ahead of the tuesday morning commute. i bet it's still here and very few isobars indicating light winds. a brighter picture for scotland, northern ireland and part of england as well. afairamount of ireland and part of england as well. a fair amount of cloud around on tuesday. most will be dry but we do have outbreaks of rain in the far north of scotland and a few sunny spells after the fog clears away and temperatures are edging up a few degrees. take a look at the big picture for wednesday. low pressure is getting closer and also a weak weather

on friday at 6:00 p.m., live on c-span, elizabeth warren holds a town hall in norfolk, virginia. and live saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, senator bernie sanders at a bernie's back rally in new york city. watch on c-span any time on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> at our table this morning, congresswoman debbie lesko, republican of arizona, member of the judiciary committee. twipt start with your rreactio to the last couple of days and recent testimony behind closed d doors of the impeachment inquiry. we learned yesterday that from former assistant secretary that there was concern from john bolton down the way the ukraine was being handled by rudy giuliani. john bolton the formerrenade na security adviser referring to him as a hand grenade. and that instructing the officialsls to go to white housy lawyers with what they were yes learning.te you also have then testimony yesterday by an official who hao experience in ukraine saying he. was told to lie lowow when he raised concerns about rudy ite u giuliani. do youugu have concerns about w wa

outbreaks of rain towards the far south—east, more especially parts of kent, essex, coastal suffolk and norfolks further inland as well. some outbreaks of rain edging towards the northern isles late in the day with a freshening south—westerly wind. temperatures around 10—14 degrees. some sunny spells developing more widely as we go on through the day. it will actually be a chilly night for england and wales going into tuesday morning with winds light here. there will be some fog patches developing. they could be dense in some places, just bear them in mind. out of the tuesday morning commute, high pressure is still here, very few isobars indicating the light winds. a breezier picture for scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england. a fair amount of cloud around on tuesday. most will be dry but we will have outbreaks of rain in the far north of scotland, a few sunny spells after that early fog clears away for the rest of england and wales and temperatures are actually edging up a few degrees. taking a look at the big picture for wednesday, low pressure is getting closer and there is

the host city, norfolk virginia is known as america's first port.it is a settlement dating back to 1607. so it's rich with history in terms of the james town settlement. it is the largest naval base in the country. it's the sixth largest containerized cargo complex in the united states. president brandon and mic and i were very impressed with the tours that we saw. there's a robust shipbuilding and repair industry a thriving export and roll on, roll off and cruising. so really kind of an he can electric itan activeport. the conference is interesting. there was an excellent panel on coastal resiliency. there were other topics related to economic development and green port. we had an unparalleled opportunity to network with colleagues across the country. and we of course got to receive i already announced the aap communications award for the embarcadero seawall campaign. so it was nice to be there and see our own staff awarded an honor. the next convention will be held in september in quebec city. this is an important opportunity for us to network. i

these pictures were taken by a passenger in a car in norfolk.really very difficult travelling conditions with rain falling for a good part of the day. now that wet weather sliding away to the south—east but there is more to come. another weather system pushing its way in from the atlantic, bringing some heavy bursts of rain again on monday and some really strong winds as well. we could see gusts of 50 to 60, maybe 70 mph across the western isles. as we go through the day, this wet weather will stagger its way eastwards. probably not as much rain as we have seen but still a further 20 or 30 millimetres of rain in places and the ground is so wet at the moment, that could cause some further problems. brighter skies developing for scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon but still with some hefty showers. top temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees. as we move through monday night and into tuesday, that first frontal system clears away but this area of low pressure will still be in charge. it lumbers its way very close to the north of the

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it is moving across norfolk now.be gauging the weather patterns for the next few hours and making our plans around that. we are seeing pictures on the screen here of flooded roads. quite incredible pictures. our people having to leave their homes? we have been quite fortunate in terms of property —related flooded. we have not had too many where we are looking at evacuation. we have managed to get in and support homeowners where we can. a lot of property —related flooding tends to subside after a while, the drainage ta kes subside after a while, the drainage takes hold and is able to move the water away. so it has not been too severe from that perspective. but just the sheer volume of calls we have had, it has been a real test this afternoon, but our crews have coped really well. they are out there supporting the community and supporting our partners as well. greg preston speaking to me earlier. roman catholic bishops have begun a three—week meeting at the vatican which will include discussions on whether to allow mar

csx transportation, norfolk southern, union pacific, and bnsf railway are the companies named in theds had a price fixing scheme to illegally boost profits. the railways have not commented on the lawsuits. >>> a federal judge is pushing carnival corporation executives to work faster to fix ocean pollution problems by the world's largest cruise line. earlier in year, carnival admitted violating probation from a 2016 criminal pollution case as its ships continue to cause environmental harm. the company was hit with a $20 million penalty on top of a $40 million fine imposed in the original case. >>> and tech giant microsoft has announced a series of new devices including a new dual screen tablet. the new microsoft surface neo is made of two nine-inch screens, the screens are connected by a hinge and opens up like a book. it won't be available until late next year, but microsoft will release a new set of wireless earbuds this christmas. anne-marie? >> well, it looks cool. but the real question is, am i going to have to take out a small loan to afford it? >> and how many more screens coul

england, south wales, up towards east anglia, and it is this zone here from cornwall up towards south norfolk locally heavy rain. to the north of this, more cloud across the north of this, more cloud across the midlands, but also some spells of sunshine for many. there will be some showers across the western side of northern ireland, a few for north—west england and north wales. but elsewhere, away from this rain, some spells of sunshine are not as windy as it has been over the last couple of days. on the cool side for many, temperatures typically 14— 15 celsius. could see a few higher temperatures in the best of the sunshine. could get up into southern parts of scotland by the end of the night. further north across scotland it stays dry, with some clear skies. also driver northern ireland. where we have the clear skies, 3— four celsius overnight. holding onto double figures where we have the cloud in the rain. a really messy picture, one way or another most of england and wales will see some spells of rain pushing their way into southern scotland. looks like northern ireland, northern and we

group transfers out following 3% take a look at some of this week's worst performers, delta, ryder, norfolk southern. american airlines. our chart master says this could be the beginning of a bigger branch out ahead >> just that imagine a recovery in the market transports are down 3% it says a lot about a lot of things a one decade chart doesn't tell you much, most everything is up over the past decade relative performance from the transports to the s&p, we are basically, we've undone the entire thing we are back to where we were in '09. >> that is the issue >> that is the problem it's this persistent and chronic slide. even as the index, itself, has had advanced all right, take a look at one or two things another what i to look at it more immediate rather than a ratio chart is a comparative chart. so over the past five years, you see the two colors, the two lines. s&p here of course, transports. so even as the s&p has managed to make incremental new highs. not impressives a doesed by dan and others what we know is the transports have continued to do that we got this divergence that is the

breeze the few showers in the outbreak of rain towards the far southeast, especially intent, essex and norfolksome outbreaks of rain towards northern ireland with a fresh south—westerly wind and temperature is around ten to 14 wind and temperature is around ten to 1a degrees, some spells developing more widely us to go through the day. in england and wales going into tuesday morning with winds, the reason for the patch developing dents in a few that in mind. for tuesday morning, high—pressure still here indicating the light winds, breezy picture for us, the northern ireland and parts of northern england is welcome a fairamount of of northern england is welcome a fair amount of cloud on tuesday. most will be dry but he my brakes of rain in the far north of scotland, few sunny spells and boxers away, the rest of england and wales and temperatures are actually edging up a few degrees. and a few looks at the picture for wednesday, low— pressure the picture for wednesday, low—pressure getting closer and a week weather front heading towards the southeast and weather front is coming ina the southeast

. >>> norfolk southern with tariff uncertainty and global weakness could impact the coal and steel transport. notspg southern shares slipped more than 2% to 184.87. >>> and shares of resid owe technology fell following the company lowering revenue guidance. the smart home and security products company also sai c its cfo will be leaving and it has beguhn gun a kprens. shares lost nearly 40% of value to finish at $9.50. and after. the belel ford postea lower than expected profit as higher warranty and incentive costs and slowerand i china hit the bottom line. the auto maker also a cut full-year didedens. shares initially fell following the news but closed the regular seseion up about 1.5% to 9.21. also after the bell, tesla shares initially spiked after the electric car maker posted a surprise profit for the quarter. but revenue did fall slightlen from a year ago. and you can see the after hours move after closing the regular session down a fraction to 254.68. >>> well price target hikes are common within wall street but today a couple caught our attention. wells fargo and morgan stanley incre

there is a removal lorry behind this big splash of water in norfolk yesterday, a large part of its octoberverage rainfall in just one day, now it is quiet and so far today, but there is more rain on the way later, and in fact for all of us at some stage this week we are going to see some rain, some of us quite often, wet and windy, and the reason why, no pressure packed just to the north of the british isles this week. if you look at these white lines, the isobars are close together, so you know it is going to be windy, there are weather fronts coming around the area of low pressure, showers moving on through, but sunshine occasionally too, some good weather at times, the sunrise that many of us enjoyed this morning. let's see how the rest of the morning is playing out, a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain, prepping up cloud, outbreaks of rain, prepping upa cloud, outbreaks of rain, prepping up a little bit towards the east and south—east, turning dry in wales, northern england. writer in northern ireland and scotland, if you heavy showers around. gusty winds, but the strong winds in northern

outbreaks of rain towards the far south—east, more especially parts of kent, essex, coastal suffolk and norfolk the day with a freshening south—westerly wind. temperatures around 10—14 degrees. some sunny spells developing more widely as we go on through the day. it will actually be a chilly night for england and wales going into tuesday morning with winds light here. there will be some fog patches developing. they could be dense in some places, just bear them in mind. out of the tuesday morning commute, high pressure is still here, very few isobars indicating the light winds. a breezier picture for scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england. a fair amount of cloud around on tuesday. most will be dry but we will have outbreaks of rain in the far north of scotland, a few sunny spells after that early fog clears away for the rest of england and wales and temperatures are actually edging up a few degrees. taking a look at the big picture for wednesday, low pressure is getting closer and there is also a weak weather front heading towards the south—east. weather fronts are coming in. t

love the study and the group of people who study the study is charging people with human rights in norfolk in charge of every issue to you when you show up to challenge people after you said after concretely when there is a criminal investigation unit that investigation has been launched by may 3rd local media said huge sums of money were missing from this company a matter of whether the girl let the let the court decide on it as prime minister he was supposed to look after the public places the military was supposed to follow your orders. and you for seem to fail spectacularly to make them do that since you feel any remorse at the crimes you were allowed to take place when you were prime minister no i think i have resigned because i was not able to change dramatically whether mitch has to come be going to week. i say fiction actually i have my own this train this and i have my own weaknesses and you have to not to look into only the weaknesses but you have to also see the strength of this country has gone and you know you know that my country has been visited during my tenure by 6 of the

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as see a few spots in land but you can see most of it will be towards kent, ethics, coastal norfolk ashile the to the afternoon and a chilly night in england and wales, there could be some fog patches to begin the day, high pressure around but few isobars to show, not but on the way of a breeze but a breezy picture this got the northern ireland and of them good. when a friend go to the north of scotland, here are some of our packs of elsewhere in scotland and northern ireland competitive monday most away from northern ireland will stay dry and after any fog quiz weather could descendants patches around, so too. clear on tuesday morning, but is in southern england especially expect to say spells to develop. temperatures edging up a few degrees. the fronts on wednesday, feeding across northern scotla nd wednesday, feeding across northern scotland and ireland, close to the south—east of ingham, could produce a few showers. not much in the way of randomly thinking that one but was essentially heading to northern ireland and scotland especially in the west was up in between the weather fron

so really in a line from cornwall towards southern norfolk. across parts of wales, north—west england, the west of northern ireland, also for the highlands of scotla nd ireland, also for the highlands of scotland and into the northern isles. but for many, perhaps escaping the showers, mainly dry. the wind is not as strong as they we re the wind is not as strong as they were yesterday and temperatures generally around the mid—teens. perhaps we could get up to 16 or 17 across parts of the midlands and east england in the best of the sunshine. so through tonight, keeping an eye on our frontal system which by this stage will be starting to slowly put its way northwards, probably staying dry across northern ireland and much of scotland. some of that rain could get into southern scotla nd of that rain could get into southern scotland by the end of the night. where we have the rain, temperatures generally holding up into double figures, where we have clear skies, four or five celsius. it is a really messy picture tomorrow. 0ne four or five celsius. i