northern ireland, northwest england may be north wales, but many of the showers will fade through theound dawn, ten, 11, 12 degrees. but with that, most of us will see some sunshine to start sunday morning. a better chance of morning brightness across scotland. there will still be some showers around, particularly through scotland, some for northern ireland, northern england, not as many showers further south and generally speaking, not as many showers as we have today. not as windy as today either. still quite breezy temperatures of 1a degrees in glasgow and 21 in london. now, as we look further ahead, while we will see frontal systems to the northwest of the uk bringing rain at times but not all the time, further south, high pressure will be taking charge of our weather. and with that, it looks like we're going to start to develop a feed of air from the south, bringing some quite significantly higher temperatures. now, this is still a fair few days away, so we'll have to firm up on the details. but it looks like through the latter part of the coming week, we could see highs in the s

weather fronts again trying to get into the northwest meaning more cloud for the northwest of scotlandin northern ireland, northern england and wales. temperatures up to 24 in the south east, just 14 in stornoway thanks to the cloud and rain. pollen levels, will be to have cloud and rain on wednesday will mean pollen levels are suppressed, so it low across scotland but very hearty across the south. wednesday, a similar story, pressure to the south meaning fine weather, perhaps more cloud rolling across england and wales through the day. can obey for the northwest of scotland producing showers, the odd one getting into northern ireland. so that temperature contrast, heating up towards the south east. 0n heating up towards the south east. on thursday, we sought to pick up an increasingly southerly air stream, out comes the warm air from the continent, showers towards the northwest, a short peak in the heat saw the end of the week but potentially 30 for con brian on friday, 31 in cambridge. —— 34 can brand. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley and these are the latest headlines... the governme

breezy for all but windy in the north with gusts of around 50mph in parts of northwest scotland.l, 2! for norwich, 22 in london. but where we have the best of the sunshine and the highest of the temperatures, that's where we also have very high pollen levels. now, through this evening and tonight, showers will continue to feed in on this westerly breeze across parts of western scotland, northern ireland, northwest england maybe north wales, but many of the showers will fade through the early hours of sunday. some clear spells around. temperatures around dawn, 10, ii, 12 degrees. but with that, most of us will see some sunshine to start sunday morning. a better chance of morning brightness across scotland. there will still be some showers around, particularly through scotland, some for northern ireland, northern england, not as many showers further south and, generally speaking, not as many showers as we have today. not as windy as today either. still quite breezy. temperatures of 14 degrees in glasgow and 21 in london. now, as we look further ahead, while we will see frontal syst

a cool 55 now in san francisco and a west northwest wind at seven miles per hour. 50s on the map herelet's humidity progressively as we go through the day as we will see more of a northwest wind instead of that some tropical air that was run over the bay area for all of today. you can see down in the peninsula we are seeing winds at 10 - 30 miles per hour so skies continue to clear as we head towards tomorrow morning. maybe a patch or two of low clouds run the south bay with mostly sunny conditions in a little warmer as we head towards tomorrow afternoon. morning temperatures will warrant at least a jacket with numbers in the low to mid 50s to start and by noon, low to mid 70s around san jose. near 70 in san francisco, mid to upper 70s in oakland, 80s inland for monday afternoon. from santa rosa to the tri- valley and morgan hill and from there temperatures will continue to climb. but tuesday we are in the 80s to low 90s around the inlet and east bay. all 70s to low 80s, but that is also coming to the upper 80s and wednesday looks to be the warmest day of the week. the best chance for

further north more cloud, wetter weather particularly in the northwest of scotland.h wales, perhaps because they will be a bit more cloud run on saturday and maybe a few more showers for the cell, probably going to be dry. most of the show is coming in across northern ireland and scotland, longer spells of rain in the northwest of scotland and windy in scotland with gales of the far north of the country. it may be a little bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland on saturday but warm in the sunshine for england and wales. it will be breezy here, certainly some brisk wind blowing across the trend breach again on saturday for day two of the test match. should stay dry really through the rest of the match itself. those westerly winds tending to ease down. that is because the low pressure is bringing the windy weather and most of the showers but that's moving away as we head into sunday. it won't be as windy on sunday, there will be a scattering of lighter showers across scotland, northern ireland and perhaps the far north of england for the head for the south across

it hit about seven miles northwest of pittsburgh. people felt it from as far south as santa cruz and north to santa rosa. a lot of them jumped on social media to share their experiences and others say it is just another day. >> we're so used to earthquakes here in california. and i experienced that big one in san francisco. it was really a huge rumble. so to me, it was, you know, kind of like, you know, the usual since we're so used to earthquakes here. >>> happening tonight, president biden set to speak on the surge of mass shootings. the white house saying he's talking about plans to press congress on gun laws. the speech comes as investigators in tulsa are looking into a shooting where a gunman shot and killed four people before killing himself. nine days have passed since 19 school children were killed along with two teachers in uvalde, texas. and it has been 19 days since a racist mass shooting left ten black people dead in buffalo, new york. >>> to the coronavirus now, pfizer submitted for authorization for children 6 months to

another system, though into the pacific northwest.king more aim towards the pacific northwest and not us, but we get the tail into these systems called mild to warm sixties seventies eighties upper eighties to near 90 degrees. this again this time of year days are long doesn't take much. but the highest really having a hard time building in because those systems in the pacific northwest won't allow it, but we'll get a quick jump on the temps not really so much today. but thursday, friday then here goes right back down as we head into sunday monday. fifties and most of the temps sixties. a couple in there, but san jose is 59 santa rosa 55. there's really not much of a difference here on the temps sixties, though pittsburgh and also for clayton, and then even martinez at 60, degrees hayward now the meter closed. even panola 59. they can be a cool location. they're not today and a lot of mid fifties, so i said thermal is what we call 68 reading the 58 uk, a sacramento, fresno and bakersfield, california, all in the sixties upper forties

and we just use those pacific northwest ingredients to do that. [sea gulls calling] bonnie: sonny is a fisherman that we've been working with since kachka's opened. he's part of the quinault tribe in washington. what's unique about sonny is that he really understands the product in a way that a lot of other fish purveyors don't. it's really wonderful when you find those sorts of relationships. sonny: so this is the quinault river here, and that's the mouth of the river down there. we have on the reservation 28 miles of coastline. the reservation itself is about 210,000 acres. and right now, we're fishing for coho and kings. that cycle, that pattern of harvesting in the fall time, is really ingrained in us. and it's like, you know, everybody gets excited when fishing starts, and it's really a special time. on the reservation, we manage our own river, our own system. we've been doing it for thousands of years. we know what we're doing, and we do the best we can. bonnie: i think that's what's really special in our relationship is that you know what w

low pressure diving in from the pacific northwest. changing our weather as we extend into the next couple days. more clouds settle in. the flog can bleed off into the afternoon. high clouds into the skies all the way into our forecast for the rest of this week. high temperatures today, not nearly as warm as yesterday or the day before for that matter. santa clara valley only getting into the upper 70s, lower 80s as we head all the way off in the east, cooler near walnut creek where we're sitting near 83 today, 89 near fairfield. a nice cool day along the coast. san francisco getting up to 67 for our daytime high today. napa and sonoma, low 80s. let's take a look at the reason why this is happening. low pressure starting to developing just offshore. that's changing the direction of our winds, allowing for more clouds to push in. to add to that, we have a chance of showers thanks to the system pushing in as early as sunday. here is the area of low pressure diving its way in heading into the weekend. it's a lot cooler of the forecast. no

you can see the curl of clouds off the pacific northwest coast.will be a lot of rain for oregon and western washington. friday, we see clouds passing through. don't be surprised, we might see something around here, on the north coast, as temperatures cool down into next weekend. the interesting seven-day forecast, for june, continuing. the warming trend takes us to the middle of the week, minus humidity, which will be refreshing. the warmest day should be wednesday, with cooler changes. stay tuned, friday might see showers, again, in the north, but then clearing out towards saturday and sunday. a bit of a warm-up. >> thank you. >>> back, the pandemic. we will take you to the return of the beloved san francisco concert series. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix

wind direction in santa rosa is northwest wind and that will be a drying breeze, he will see more oft on monday and it will help clear out the clouds and eventually warming temperatures. in the south bay, a few showers off to the north of san jose. and in mt. hamilton and a few more showers and west side of the mountains. north of san francisco, starting to see chances going away as the clouds smile go south. hawaiian eric conditioning, that will scoop to the south with the clearing and drying setting up for monday. tomorrow morning, the clouds will are mostly gone maybe a patch or two. mostly sunny skies as we await the warm up. clearing skies, cooler start. we started this morning in the mid sixties. tropical moisture. it feels comfortable, like jacket weather back tomorrow morning in the fifties, around noon sixties and seventies, less humidity the wind changes direction, north northwest wind seventies and eighties. tuesday starting to climb up. by wednesday, you will notice the numbers in the inland into the nineties. midweek warming and another taste of thursday and friday, rain

that's the big reason why the winds are pushing from the northwest, pushing south along the coast. it clears us up significantly but that's going to change as we head into mid portions of this week. the big change for us, no matter whether you live in concord area or along our coastline we'll see a gradual cooling trend around thur ekend. san francisco getting up to 68. 69 degrees in the afternoon, a lot more significant up in the higher elevations. we'll talk about that in the full forecast. gianna, how are things looking? >> off to a good start. we're dealing with the trouble spot as you head along 580. there's an accident near eden and the brake lights working your way near the dublin interchange. crowded toward 680 and a busy ride, look at the cars backing up for the drive 205 to 580 into the altamont. bay bridge toll plaza not bad, everything clear into the city and right now, the san mateo bridge is off to a great start in both directions. >>> game five goes to the warriors, this nba finals series. we've seen the team refuse to go down without a fight. >> vern glenn breaks do

another atlantic cyclone is rushing to the northwest of our country.will rain more here because of this, daytime warming will be limited to 13-18 ° only a little warmer, and in the south of this region in the center of the country the weekend promises to please comfortable weather. and although in some places it will rain. they can even thunder thunderstorms at a temperature of very e, comfortable + 225 °, in the urals, due to the proximity of atmospheric fronts, there is also an increased probability. e rains, which in some places may be accompanied. cascading thunder on saturday in the region 22:27, and on sunday the reward will be cooler, but in the south of siberia, the weather continues to spoil the hovering here, and the cyclonic whirlwind and it will continue to generate order in their clouds and limiting daytime heating on saturday to plus 20-25. but on sunday it didn’t even recover, less and less and flowed up to 22-27 days, coastal feces. today the storm front will cross, the heat has frozen and sunday in the region is already expected to be

around the pacific northwest, as hot as 102 in eastern washington and in the 90s in portland and seattle degrees above seasonal values in a area that struggled to get to 80 up until a couple of days ago and now searching past that. you will notice areas into las vegas in the 100s, you will notice the historic temperatures have been observed in northwest and oregon, 92 was observed on sunday afternoon, the previous record was 85. from monday into tuesday, a significant drop in temperatures. marine push brings temperatures back down to reality. mid 60s eventually by wednesday, rain showers possible and eventually we settled back down approaching the holiday weekend. temperatures climb back up to 80 across the region. a 100% or 98% across arizona, that is the drought coverage we have been in place. wildfire activity has been sick second but the moisture has been in full effect and beneficial rain has come down. are meteorologist just noticed the containment numbers for the calf canyon fire is up to 92%, this is the largest fire in state history. both of them still burning at this hour but t

we see a very strong subsidence in the northwest.efore may this fall was there in the nature of 25%, 30%, and in the month of june. this is already about 85% in terms of, as it were, in terms of container cargo turnover, because the northwest is located in the most uncomfortable european geopolitical environment for us, and therefore, uh, cargo from european markets and cargo from european manufacturers, respectively, european buyers. this is the first thing that suffered from that set of set sanctions from the set of uh such restrictive measures that were applied. as for the black sea and the far east, the drop there is quite moderate, but somewhere. somewhere it is generally leveled by the redistribution of cargo flows, for example, in the black sea somewhere it causes a character there 10-15% maxim gennadievich and what consequences do you see of the reorientation of supply chains, what will we see next? well, the consequences are likely to be as follows. first, we will logistics will definitely and inevitably become a little more

the winds are pushing from the northwest.riving factor as to why it's so clear for us today. this afternoon gustier in the coastline near san bruno, 25 to 35-mile-per-hour winds are expected for us and to add to that talk about our temperature outlook for the next six to ten days above average. our friends in solano county and contra costa county, where last week we were dealing with the heat advisory, not the case for us anymore. yes, it's warm but it's only as warm as mid 80s for us near concord and fairfield, low 80s for us over in the napa valley area as we extend into daytime highs today, san francisco getting up to 71. we warm up a little bit more as we head into mid portions of this week due to the ridge of high pressure pushing its way in from offshore. look what's behind it, this is the exciting part of the forecast. this trough builds just enough to cool us off mid portions and late portions of this week going to shift our winds, too. we started off the week with northwest winds, at this point diving from the south

here with these atlantic weather systems just brushing the northwest of the british isles, and bitsrn isles, perhaps the north of northern ireland through the day. there's another weather front heading our way, but that's to come thursday night. but look at the temperatures — 28 in london, widely mid—20s into yorkshire, for example. we could actually hit 30 celsius on thursday. now, here's a reminder of the pollen levels — if you've been struggling with your nose and itchy eyes, the pollen levels are very high. and also, its worth mentioning the uv levels — we are approaching the longest day of the year, the sun's high in the sky. you know, make sure you're very careful if you're out for any lengthy period of time in that sunshine. so, here's a look at the weather for friday. this will actually be the peak of the heat — so these south—southwesterly winds draw up that hot air from the south, 33—34 celsius, all the hot air coming in from france. the northwest of the country, much fresher here — this is that cooler atlantic air already starting to spread in. 17 celsius in glasgow. and

here with these atlantic weather systems just brushing the northwest of the british isles, and bitsps the north of northern ireland through the day. there's another weather front heading our way, but that's to come thursday night. but look at the temperatures — 28 in london, widely mid—20s into yorkshire, for example. we could actually hit 30 celsius on thursday. now, here's a reminder of the pollen levels — if you've been struggling with your nose and itchy eyes, the pollen levels are very high. and also, it's worth mentioning the uv levels — we are approaching the longest day of the year, the sun's high in the sky. you know, make sure you're very careful if you're out for any lengthy period of time in that sunshine. so, here's a look at the weather for friday. this will actually be the peak of the heat — so these south—southwesterly winds draw up that hot air from the south, 33—34 celsius, all the hot air coming in from france. the northwest of the country, much fresher here — this is that cooler atlantic air already starting to spread in. 17 celsius in glasgow. and this is what h

here with these atlantic weather systems just brushing the northwest of the british isles, and bitsisles, perhaps the north of northern ireland through the day. there's another weather front heading our way, but that's to come thursday night. but look at the temperatures — 28 in london, widely mid—20s into yorkshire, for example. we could actually hit 30 celsius on thursday. now, here's a reminder of the pollen levels — if you've been struggling with your nose and itchy eyes, the pollen levels are very high. and also, it's worth mentioning the uv levels — we are approaching the longest day of the year, the sun's high in the sky. you know, make sure you're very careful if you're out for any lengthy period of time in that sunshine. so, here's a look at the weather for friday. this will actually be the peak of the heat — so these south—southwesterly winds draw up that hot air from the south, 33—34 celsius, all the hot air coming in from france. the northwest of the country, much fresher here — this is that cooler atlantic air already starting to spread in. 17 celsius in glasgow. and th

it's constantly drifting towards the northwest. and that hotspot plume that's creating these islands is stationary. it never moves. so as the islands drift further and further northwest, the volcanoes become inactive. dead volcanoes. because those islands can no longer grow larger in size, they slowly sink back into the ocean, slowly over time. and that's why the further northwest you go, the smaller the islands become. they're far older than this one. and this one is actually growing larger rather than sinking back into the ocean. we're some of the youngest land in the world. when people jokingly say they're older than dirt, they're being very literal here, because some of the youngest earth on the planet is actually erupting right now as i'm speaking. and our youngest volcano, kilauea, has been erupting nonstop since 1983. (sheldon lehman) we're taking you out to where the lava first crossed the road here and cut off this road. this road goes all the way back to another subdivision. and this is where it finally made a crossing an

here with these atlantic weather systems just brushing the northwest of the british isles, and bitsttle heavy in the western isles, perhaps the north of northern ireland through the day. there's another weather front heading our way, but that's to come thursday night. but look at the temperatures — 28 in london, widely mid—20s into yorkshire, for example. we could actually hit 30 celsius on thursday. now, here's a reminder of the pollen levels — if you've been struggling with your nose and itchy eyes, the pollen levels are very high. and also, it's worth mentioning the uv levels — we are approaching the longest day of the year, the sun's high in the sky. you know, make sure you're very careful if you're out for any lengthy period of time in that sunshine. so, here's a look at the weather for friday. this will actually be the peak of the heat — so these south—southwesterly winds draw up that hot air from the south, 33—34 celsius, all the hot air coming in from france. the northwest of the country, much fresher here — this is that cooler atlantic air already starting to spread in. 17

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the pacific northwest that has the heat today, this is more of a drier heat.dless, it's still going to be extremely warm for the area. we're talking temperatures 20 to 25 degrees higher than where they should be this time of year, especially inland away from the coast. seattle to portland, hot day ahead of you. there is some relief in sight but you have to wait until monday or tuesday for that. across the san joaquin valley and southern california, this area could have excessive heat today, too. look at a sample of some of the records that were tide or broken yesterday. that being saturday from louisiana through tennessee into washington as well. breaking a high temperature there in the region. five record temperatures tied or broken today. including gulf coast states but also the pacific northwest. here's temperatures for the afternoon. i think we'll reach 100 degrees today in dallas. that's about seven degrees where we should be for this time of year. we have to wait until tuesday to see cooling into atlanta. across the pacific northwest, this is what is mos

another round of rain for the pacific northwest.or us is it's not going to be so much the front it's going to be a low that's going to do this. it's like all the way down here. yeah pretty close and seasonably deep for this time of year. now again, if it goes even maybe more south and then i might change this little bit. right now, i think mostly energy will be around to the north and east. that means northern sonoma county, napa county, medicina lake, northern sacramento valley and tahoe truckee, as we had into friday, and for sure, on saturday, using eureka also you kaya and truckee . some measurable rain. there would not be surprised. we get some pretty good buildups on saturday here. sixties seventies eighties, anywhere near the water and then operators and low nineties inland for today, tomorrow we start the cooling and boy, does it really cool off mr clark friday and saturday? okay see time is 7 53. some fourth of july celebrations could be in jeopardy and may not happen coming up in the next hour. would bay area cities are sa

danger all thanks to this system that is moving through the pacific northwest.ually our inland cities. nearing 100 degrees by tuesday. let's take care of what's happening outside right now, though a relative humidity is up , 72% reported in the sonoma mountains, 82% reported over areas of santa cruz santa cruz mountains this morning. temperature wise 55 degrees in san francisco. we have upper fifties and napa. hello, fifties . i rush. it's a low sixties already this morning in brentwood and 61 over san jose, if you're going to watch the ace play later today, game time, one oh, seven mostly sunny skies upper sixties in the forecast with the west freeze. about 15 mph. so, so nice weather here. nice weather if you're going out to the alameda county fair seventies. here we are mid june and we have seventies in the forecast today for inland cities 76 in the north bay of santa rosa, mid sixties san francisco upper sixties to low seventies expected around the bay, the extended forecast here. temperatures will begin to warm tomorrow on father's day seventies in the fore

six miles northwest of pittsburg.contra costa counties, solano county woke up feeling this. we haven't seen reports of any other earthquakes or after shacks. we'll keep you updated. first i'll send it over to you. >>> we got new video from a viewer in antioch her security camera capturing the sound of the quake as it happened. check it out. creepy. 4.1 magnitude hitting about seven miles northwest of pittsburg near bay point and suisun bay bay. then there was a 2.2 earthquake registered in that same area within the past half hour, so a possible aftershock there. taking a live look in concord, one of the hot spots where a lot of people reported feeling the first quake just after 5:00 a.m. almost 4,000 people reported feeling it to the usgs. a lot of people jumping on social media to share their experiences, mainly of waking up in a shaking bed. of course 4.1 is not a huge earthquake, no injuries reported. we're not expecting widescale damage by something like that. as is standard protocol, b.a.r.t. has to check its tra

here with these atlantic weather systems just brushing the northwest of the british isles, and bitsrth of northern ireland through the day. there's another weather front heading our way, but that's to come thursday night. but look at the temperatures — 28 in london, widely mid—20s into yorkshire, for example. we could actually hit 30 celsius on thursday. now, here's a reminder of the pollen levels — if you've been struggling with your nose and itchy eyes, the pollen levels are very high. and also, it's worth mentioning the uv levels — we are approaching the longest day of the year, the sun's high in the sky. you know, make sure you're very careful if you're out for any lengthy period of time in that sunshine. so, here's a look at the weather for friday. this will actually be the peak of the heat — so these south—southwesterly winds draw up that hot air from the south, 33—34 celsius, all the hot air coming in from france. the northwest of the country, much fresher here — this is that cooler atlantic air already starting to spread in. 17 celsius in glasgow. and this is what happens du

it's a northwest wind.ollows signs with mid 80s in the forecast. >> today is a good example of what woor starting off our work eventually it's going to push its way to the coast line. originally we at that a lot with that air mass from the north. and to add to that in nm daytime highs pretty much across the board, upper 60s and lower 70s in san francisco. we're really only peaking into the 90s just by wednesday. for now it's traffic. how is it looking out there? >> it's already busy for a monday morning. mobile 5 looks okay here. he's getting ready to krs and so far everything is rity pri. this isn't san jose. sut 101. the big rig caught fire, the trailer detached, and a the and as woo get closer to that 7:00 haur, things get busier there. also a bitty ride this morning. heads up if you're working your way up into the multia were. >>> well, you might want to bring out the telescope or dust off the binoculars. this. the full news will appear red in color but the fact that it. f we will a pear prm f can you p

cloud and rain comes and goes, i think, in the northwest of the country, and then eventually most ofd wales, we could see showers brewing in the afternoon — again, very hit—and—miss. and our temperatures, 22 in london on friday, up to 20 degrees in the western isles of scotland, but for some of us, it'll be closer to the mid—teens, particularly on the north sea coasts. and that's because of the fresh winds blowing off the north sea. and this is the forecast for friday night. so, friday night, many of us having dry weather, but through saturday, there is a change taking place to the south of us, a weather front here. high pressure in the north, so it's scotland, from saturday, that has the best of the weather — windless weather, clear blue skies, stunning conditions here. fine weather also stretching into the lakes and northern ireland, but in the south, there will be more cloud and a good chance of catching some showers, from southern wales, along the southern counties, maybe a little bit further north. and then, saturday night into sunday, there is a risk of thunderstorms across sou

watch what happens as northwest winds pick up during the day mixing in drier air. so the humidity numbers should start to come down heading through tomorrow afternoon. morning temperatures mid- to upper 50s, misty skies, still a chance of drizzle through late morning. then by lunchtime beginning to see clearing skies inland and temperatures tomorrow should be in the upper 70s closer to san jose, 60s for san francisco, mid-70s in oakland over towards concord and fairfield into the 80s and similar temperatures to santa rosa and morgan hill southward. it was nice to have the rain today, but here a bit of a reality check between weather and storms going now back to the pacific northwest peaking in intensity thursday to friday. that will lead to a jump in temperatures. you'll notice it a little wednesday, but friday even for this time of year we talk about heat. you think it's june, it's normally this hot. it's going to be about 15 degrees above average for early june. you'll notice these temperatures jumping up. let's show you now the three warmest days of the week sta

as they continue to move into the pacific northwest.let this high build northward now wants the system goes through, then it will for a few days, which is why we'll get warmer. few high clouds kind of breaking breaking on through to the other side, and that will be over us today. any rain or no. but the pattern does show another system digging in which will enhance the fog bank and cool us down starting sunday into monday. possibility of submarine around the 17th of the north doesn't look that strong but something to watch sixties seventies and eighties on the temps tomorrow, about the same, then we warm it up thursday and friday that last, though still, some cooler weather starts to spill on saturday. and a really pours in on sunday. alright. thanks, steve. well, there are high levels of bacteria in one section of the american river. we'll tell you what's behind that problem and the impact it's having and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. wha

i mean, but west wind at sfo, west winded hayward northwest. livermore san carlos has a little puff of the west or not seeing a north northeast. these are significant changes, even though they're very you know, small scale. it makes a huge difference systems continue to just march into the pacific northwest. it will be warmer for most today. i mean, let's face it. the days are long. warmer thursday, hot friday. these will be the temps for friday and then guess what? by saturday. the coast starts to cool down and on sunday will drop 20 degrees across the board. maybe some rain mendocino county northward , but it will be windy and cooler with fog for us as we had this sunday and the monday sixties seventies eighties, some nineties inland. that's the easier forecast tomorrow will be hot for some now it won't be 100 for all. but if you're well inland coast and bay start to cool down saturday, and there's your sweeping cool down on sunday day. look at that time is 4 41 worshippers at a church in the south basic, they're going to rebuild after their

again, cloudiertowards the northwest across england and wales, temperatures will start to rise into theour high pressure just gradually moves eastwards, and the cold front will sink southwards, introducing that cooler—feeling air. but if we take a look at the temperatures, you can see that across northern ireland, 19—20 celsius — whereas across cambridge, 31 celsius by friday. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines: there's fierce fighting in the battle for severodonetsk, as ukraine's grip on the strategic eastern city seems to weaken. we have a special report. this is a deliberate tactic — bomb, shell, burn and leave nothing but scorched earth. the uk government publishes plans to override part of the brexit agreement involving trade rules for northern ireland and insists it's not breaking international law. president trump's former attorney general testifies that his boss became detached from reality, as he made

light winds from the north, northwest. temperatures will warm up to the 70s.h the inland areas we do have several changes ahead, including a change in the wind and temperatures. the full forecast in a minute. >>> taking a life look out here at fremont. lights northbound are stacking up. there is no construction. no crashes but clearly something is slowing traffic down. it looks like only one lane is going by right now. we will check on that and an alert for sunnyvale on south 101. >>> thank you, very much. good morning. wall street could see more losses at the opening bell at the market is struggling to recover from one of the worst weeks of the year. the dow dropping 4 1/2 percent while the s&p 500 is down 5% and tech heavy nasdaq down over five and half percent. most losses came on friday following a report showing consumer prices rising at the fastest annual pace since 1981. inflation data coming ahead of the big federal reserve meeting. the fed is expected to increase interest rates by half a percentage point on wednesday. also reports on producer prices,

a hint of rain, not in the center nor on northwest prefer coolness, then you go north.without precipitation, it is even colder in the republic. the komi cold wind blows through the urals. and on the border of the european heat and the ural cold, it turns out that the middle volga has tremendous contrasting temperatures here. and against this background, strong thunderstorms in kazan 27 in ulyanovsk 28 without precipitation will cost only in the southern regions of the saratov region, while they remain in stormy weather. only in the lower reaches of the volga and in order and sunny, and in the krasnodar territory in rostov region, heavy showers with thunderstorms, squally winds at night and fog descends in the morning.

phing its way allows for winds to push in from the northwest.thwest winds for nus the bay area mean clear conditions and clear skies. that will change the next couple of days. winds tonight up to 20 miles per hour on average in the bay. over the weekend, low pressure makes its debut once again, bringing the north coast up closer to eureka area, they'll get rain. as for us, dealing with the clouds, all the remnants of us. the next several days, it's beautiful heading into the weekend. partly cloudy skies return on friday with the southwest wind. and off into the inland areas, it's a very similar trend. i know a lot of events are going on this weekend. off the grid on friday. it's going to be a busy weekend but beautiful for everyone. >> good. so much to do and see. so you'll need that nice weather. >> hopefully celebrating with a warriors victory. >>> we have a safety tips you can use in this week's travel tuesday. >>> and coming up on our streaming service, we are live at the top of the hour with the latest local headlines and another check of y

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we have still very active pattern in the pacific northwest.h, will start to build in for us. it already has just amazing to see this for almost mid june, but more rain moving in there get a little bit of a break before the next system moves in. that will start on thursday into friday, though we are under clear skies that is easy to see the almost full moon which is what, two minutes away. 48 water temp of bodega bay, the climate prediction center. we call him cpc just came out with their what's called their outlook for the rest of the fall and into the winter in london, you looks like it's going to continue. there's a lot of cold water. out in the pacific. and there's some right in our back door if you will 48 50 51 degrees. remember, though not all latinos are alike, but this would be four years in a row. north wind mad diablos up to 48 mph. you'll just have to trust me. almost everyone else is out of the north but less than about 20 mph warmer today fifties for lows were a little cooler yesterday morning, so we'll be a little warmer today, s

a wind from the northwest 12 miles per hour and low humidity at 13%. tomorrow the numbers will cool a bit. that will help. i will stress, if you are near crestview drive, you have the evacuation warning. you want to follow those. the way the wind is blowing, it could push embers into the neighborhood. we will have more on all things weather, including the thunderstorm chances tomorrow. >> we will talk to you then, jeff. we have told you power is out to 9000 people in that area. there is a heat advisory in effect for parts of the bay area. temperatures are mild soaring, over the triple-digit mark. it is hot outside. jerry hernandez is in contra costa county where officials are warning people to take the cautions. >> reporter: this pause it in concord is usually packed. you can see there is hardly anyone here today. it was 103. officials say it is a day to stay indoors. >> it is difficult if you are a senior or are exposed. you feel like you are being cooked alive. >> reporter: this 70-year-old kathy describes how the triple digit heat feels with the hea

there will be a a few showers, this time across wales, northwest england, western scotland and northernsis is still on some warm spells of sunshine, for most. temperatures quite widely reaching the high teens to low 20s. now, this weekend, the weather will stay fine across the north of the uk, so scotland, northern ireland and northern england keeping the dry weather and sunshine, but the weather starts to get more iffy in the south. you see, on saturday, we'll start to see some thundery showers move up from the near continent, the greatest risk of those probably across the southwest of england and south wales. there will be a few more storms coming up through saturday night, and then into sunday, the storms kind of merge together to give some spells of heavier rain across parts of england and wales. now, this rain band could vary in position a little bit by the time we get to sunday, but, nevertheless, warm spells of sunshine, a few showers over the next few days, but we are going to see some heavy, thundery rain developing over the weekend. welcome to bbc news, i'm chris rogers. our t

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from the northwest. the future cast here.uds along the coastline crossing inside the bay and by sunset closer to 8 30 or so we will have it all the way along the east bay shore and perhaps moving farther inland. tomorrow morning, we wake up with patchy drizzle widespread cloud cover. and that cloud cover all the way through the delta into areas of the sacramento valley temperatures right now. 57 degrees at half moon bay. it's cool for you there. it's a mile 74 in the north bay of santa rosa. it's still a warm one for inland east bay, but nothing like what we have seen in recent days. 82 degrees in concord, upper seventies right now, in livermore. tomorrow morning, we start out with the temperatures in the fifties, low fifties in napa mid fifties in oakland and in the east bay 53 expected for livermore with mostly cloudy skies, patchy drizzle and then as we get into the afternoon clouds will remain along the coastline. we will turn partly cloudy to mostly sunny for the rest, but temperatures continuing to cool 64 for the city