how we start the new week, with some rain and cloud and stronger breeze, this time again in the northwestf scotland, highlands and islands. away from here, just some fair weather cloud, lots of sunshine, light winds, a little bit cooler, perhaps around coastal areas, thanks to some sea breezes. but inland temperatures are continuing to climb, getting close to 30 celsius already on monday in the london area. and across england and wales in particular, temperatures are set to soar over the week ahead with heatwave conditions on the way. and by friday in southern england, temperatures could be reaching 36 celsius. hello, this is bbc news, i'm chris rogers. the headlines... the conflict between israel and palestinian militants continues, despite reports that the two sides have agreed to a ceasefire. at least a0 people, including several children, have been killed in the violence since friday. the two conservative party leadership contenders vying to be the next prime minister outline how they plan to help people cope with the rising cost of living. but former prime minister gordon brown says

that bringing a bit more cloud to the far northwest, bit more cloud to the far northwest, bit of rain, that's when that amber extreme heat warning kicks and across a good part of england and into eastern wales as well. wherever you are, you can feel the heat and disruption due to the high temperatures in terms of health problems, potentially transport problems, potentially transport problems as well. thursday, another hot day away from the northwest of scotland. temperatures widely in mid to high 20s, mid 30s in the south. the 4 degrees —— 35 possible on thursday. most of us baking in that hot sunshine, so the mid—20s to mid 30s. hot sunshine, so the mid—20s to mid 305. if hot sunshine, so the mid—20s to mid 30s. if we zoom into the hottest spots, somewhere here could see 36 on friday. looking towards the weekend, perhaps a degree or so potter into saturday. warm sunshine once again lasting for many of us through the weekend. we hope things start to change a little bit. later on sunday, a few thunderstorms developing across france. then it looks like they will develop widely across th

well, it's been tumbling down across the northwest of scotland in the highlands.'ve had as much as ten inches of rain falling since the 1st ofjuly, and that's about twice the amount of rain that we'd expect at this time of the year. if we look through the next five days, if there is any rain — and it won't be much — it is concentrated on that northwest corner of scotland, otherwise it will be fine and dry. on monday, we've got a weather front bringing some rain to the highlands and islands. most of it will be light. elsewhere dry, nothing more than fair weather cloud developing. in many places, blue skies. light winds, cooler around coasts with some sea breezes but the heat is building inland, close to 30 celsius in the southeast of england, and in london, temperatures may not fall any lower than 16 celsius overnight. there are some much warmer nights to come through the rest of the week and also some hotter days, because temperatures will continue to rise through the week. we'll see heatwave conditions developing across england and wales. if we look at the next c

hasn't been hot eddie two these weather clouds running through the northwest of scotland and overnight we will see more cloud feet in from the north sea into eastern coastal areas. elsewhere lots of clear skies. a warm and i to follow him a warm start to the day tomorrow. some temperatures particularly between coastal areas, temperatures particularly between coastalareas, perhaps temperatures particularly between coastal areas, perhaps the isle of wight again may not see temperatures drop below 19 or 20 celsius. already a head start on those temperatures for tomorrow. still a head start on those temperatures fortomorrow. still some a head start on those temperatures for tomorrow. still some cloud north sea facing co—2nd lap on shore at the time but elsewhere lots of blue sky and such i put up more sunshine tomorrow from mainland scotland, temperatures will rise steadily across england and wales to the low to mid 30s, possibly peeking across central and southern england at 36 or maybe even 37 celsius with up it's all changed on sunday. the high pressure moves away to the east, low press

fresher conditions with some sunshine elsewhere, a few scattered showers across the far northwest ofnd 15—21 celsius — no small difference to the feel of the weather further south, 23—24, but we've certainly lost that high humidity. now, as we move into friday, this weather front will be a very weak affair with a little bump of high pressure building in behind. so, on the whole friday, that frontal system could bring some cloud and a few nuisance showers, as you can see quite clearly, stretching across southern scotland, northwest england, down through wales, and into devon and cornwall. to the east of that, still largely fine and dry. to the north of that, fresher, but with more sunshine coming through. we'll be a degree or so warmer potentially on friday in that sunshine — 25 is 77 fahrenheit. now, as we head into the weekend, high pressure will build — this weather front will tend to sit into the far northwest, and could impact the far north of scotland. but generally speaking, we'll have light winds, we'll have a good deal of dry weather. it's the last bank holiday weekend for no

just the far northwest of scotland, where we see a weather front close by, we'll see a little bit ofh pressure shifts its way slightly more towards the east, that will draw in this really hot air from the near continent, so particularly by the time we get to thursday and friday, we'll see those temperatures soaring, particularly across a good part of england and wales. temperatures to start your wednesday morning between about 11—15 in our towns and cities, a touch lower in the countryside first thing. lots of hot sunshine on the cards for wednesday, that weather front bringing a bit more cloud to the far northwest, bit of rain for the western isles, perhaps. but temperatures in england, scotland and northern ireland in the mid—20s, but down towards the south and southeast, 30—31 degrees pretty widely. then, from thursday onwards, that's when that amber extreme heat warning kicks in across a good part of england and into eastern wales as well. but wherever you are, you can feel the heat and disruption due to the those high temperatures in terms of health problems, potentially transpo

as we head into the weekend, there will be some thicker cloud just working into the northwest of scotlandconditions, lots of sunshine and temperatures just starting to creep up a little bit. 18 for belfast, 23 for cardiff and 26 in london. now, looking at the weather patterns through the second half of the weekend and into next week, we get this area of high pressure becoming much more dominant. that means the winds will be later and with lots of sunshine around, we'll see those temperatures start to build day by day. so, a very warm or even hot spell of weather with temperatures across the warmest spots of england peaking back into the 30s, but getting warmer as well for scotland and northern ireland with a lot of dry weather and sunshine for next week. that's your forecast. i made imade an i made an honest mistake and i hope that in your ruling that it doesn't end my life. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. japan and the us condemn china's military exercises in the waters around taiwan and call for an immediate halt. this afternoon china fired ballistic missiles from the coast of chin

fresher conditions with some sunshine elsewhere, a few scattered showers across the far northwest ofther further south, 23—24, but we've certainly lost that high humidity. now, as we move into friday, this weather front will be a very weak affair with a little bump of high pressure building in behind. so, on the whole friday, that frontal system could bring some cloud and a few nuisance showers, as you can see quite clearly, stretching across southern scotland, northwest england, down through wales, and into devon and cornwall. to the east of that, still largely fine and dry. to the north of that, fresher, but with more sunshine coming through. we'll be a degree or so warmer potentially on friday in that sunshine — 25 is 77 fahrenheit. now, as we head into the weekend, high pressure will build — this weather front will tend to sit into the far northwest, and could impact the far north of scotland. but generally speaking, we'll have light winds, we'll have a good deal of dry weather. it's the last bank holiday weekend for northern ireland, england and wales — and it will be a pretty p

tuesday, it's warmer still again, quite windy across the northwest of scotland with gusts up to 40mphe sunshine, southern eastern scotland, northern ireland, and england and wales — as you can see, temperatures widely in the low 20s, up to 29—30 celsius in the southeast. and then, by around midweek, it looks like we'll see heat wave conditions for england and wales — that's because we'll see temperatures well above average for more than three days. and we could be up to the mid—30s in celsius as we move towards the end of the week. the reason for it is our area of high pressure will start to migrate towards the east of the uk, and that will draw up this very warm air from the near content across the country on a fairly light and moderate southeasterly wind. so, temperatures will be building day by day, and by midweek onwards, you can see those values into the mid—30s across parts of england and wales. always a little bit fresher with a bit more cloud in the north. this is bbc news, i'm rich preston. our top stories... 2a palestinians die in israeli air strikes on the gaza strip. israe

and there will be further splashes of rain across northwest scotland, over the northern and western islesotland. most of the sunshine, though, and warmth will be across england and wales. so we've got the low 20s across the north in the sunniest spots, the high 20s further south. we could be up to around 29 degrees in a few spots across the midlands and southern england. monday night, then, dry and clear for most, a bit of mist developing here and there. it'll stay cloudy and breezy across the north and west of scotland, further splashes of rain here. and temperatures will begin to creep up, 10—16 degrees will be the low. and as we move through the week, the nights will get warmer. so for tuesday, then, it's a fairly mild start to the day, plenty of sunshine across the country. again, the far north and west of scotland will see most of the breeze and the cloud. quite windy across the west highlands, into the western isles. 17 degrees here, the mid—20s further south, and we could be close to the 30 celsius mark across parts of england and wales. until wednesday, i think a sunnier picture a

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tuesday it's warmer still again, quite windy across the northwest of scotland with gusts up to 40mphreland, and england and wales — as you can see, temperatures widely in the low—20s, up to 29—30 celsius in the southeast. and then, by around midweek, it looks like we'll see heat wave conditions for england and wales — that's because we'll see temperatures well above average for more than three days. and we could be up to the mid—30s in celsius as we move towards the end of the week. the reason for it is our area of high pressure will start to migrate towards the east of the uk, and that will draw up this very warm air from the near content across the country on a fairly light and moderate southeasterly wind. so temperatures will be building day—by—day — and by midweek onwards, you can see those values into the mid—30s across parts of england and wales. always a little bit fresher with a bit more cloud in the north. welcome to bbc news, i'm rich preston. our top stories... 2a palestinians die in israeli air strikes on the gaza strip. israel says it's targetting the militant group isla

fires up there on the northwest coast and in and around oregon. being brought in by the northwest onshore winds. moderate air quality tomorrow. about the same levels we had today. you may notice that especially during the morning hours as the winds are light and pick up afternoon. the smoke may disperse a little bit. smoke stepped up set up in the bay area, on the northwest coast appeared toward southern oregon. the six rivers lightning complex fires. moving down the coast in onshore wind. looking up to some of those areas of drizzle. inland valleys may have a little bit of hazy skies and fog staying on the coast. one change tomorrow, see the high clouds passing by north of calistoga, there is an upper level low. it may track inland and it may try to fire off an isolated shower. for the bay area it is reinforcing the onshore winds. temperatures to start the week nice and comfortable. 50s to start off most of the bay area by the morning. a little bit warmer. if you go to fairfield and livermore up into the 80s tomorrow. hotter as we go through the

, everywhere, north of the bryants line, vladimir kazan, we expect the most powerful ones in the northwestthe countries of the vologda, novgorod, leningrad regions and karelia may fall over 20 mm. moisture per day in moscow the weather deteriorated at night by morning in the capital could already pour out more than for the entire past august, the probability of thunderstorms with rains will remain in the megapolis until the evening rush hour, as for the temperature, it will get colder, but so far not very much up to plus 21 ° , and the real autumn cold will come to the center of russia on september 1 by this moment of arctic. zhenya will capture most of the russian plain in the black earth region in the south of the central region and in the prikam the temperature will drop below plus 20 in the north and northwest. in general, we expect no higher than +10, the abnormal heat will recede to the south, therefore, for example, in the donbass the day of knowledge promises to be warm and comfortable today in donetsk +32. tomorrow, +29, the following days, the thermometer readings will decrease a

and there will be further splashes of rain across northwest scotland, over the northern and western islesland, much of central, southern and eastern scotland. most of the sunshine, though, and warmth will be across england and wales. so we've got the low 20s across the north in the sunniest spots, the high 20s further south. we could be up to around 29 degrees in a few spots across the midlands and southern england. monday night, then, dry and clear for most, a bit of mist developing here and there. it'll stay cloudy and breezy across the north and west of scotland, further splashes of rain here. and temperatures will begin to creep up, 10—16 degrees will be the low. and as we move through the week, the nights will get warmer. so for tuesday, then, it's a fairly mild start to the day, plenty of sunshine across the country. again, the far north and west of scotland will see most of the breeze and the cloud. quite windy across the west highlands, into the western isles. 17 degrees here, the mid—20s further south, and we could be close to the 30 celsius mark across parts of england and wales

northwest winded 20 full forecast is coming up.er of minutes, pam alright, thank you, roberta. well happening today it is the first day back for school for many students and teachers in the bay area. ktvu is amanda quintana is out of school in san ramon with a look ahead at the new school year. some people may be sad to see summer go others very excited to start school, amanda yeah, i think here in san ramon. they're very excited to just get back to the classroom. get those students back and get to see their friends again. today is the official first day of school here in san ramon valley unified school district. they're gonna have to kick off here this morning and welcome back event here at twin creeks elementary school, and they're just really excited to get everyone back. the district says that they have been working all summer long to prepare getting those classrooms cleaned four student and preparing those classrooms. now they're also getting lesson plans ready? they want to make sure students feel safe. they feel included acc

just the far northwest of scotland, where we see a weather front close by, we'll see a little bit ofsure shifts its way slightly more towards the east, that will draw in this really hot air from the near continent, so particularly by the time we get to thursday and friday, we'll see those temperatures soaring, particularly across a good part of england and wales. temperatures to start your wednesday morning between about 11—15 in our towns and cities, a touch lower in the countryside first thing. lots of hot sunshine on the cards for wednesday, that weather front bringing a bit more cloud to the far northwest, bit of rain for the western isles, perhaps. but temperatures in england, scotland and northern ireland in the mid—20s, but down towards the south and southeast, 30—31 degrees pretty widely. then, from thursday onwards, that's when that amber extreme heat warning kicks in across a good part of england and into eastern wales as well. but wherever you are, you can feel the heat and disruption due to the those high temperatures in terms of health problems, potentially transport pro

and there will be further splashes of rain across northwest scotland, over the northern and western isles, much of central, southern and eastern scotland. most of the sunshine, though, and warmth will be across england and wales. so we've got the low 20s across the north in the sunniest spots, the high 20s further south. we could be up to around 29 degrees in a few spots across the midlands and southern england. monday night, then, dry and clear for most, a bit of mist developing here and there. it'll stay cloudy and breezy across the north and west of scotland, further splashes of rain here. and temperatures will begin to creep up, 10—16 degrees will be the low. and as we move through the week, the nights will get warmer. so for tuesday, then, it's a fairly mild start to the day, plenty of sunshine across the country. again, the far north and west of scotland will see most of the breeze and the cloud. quite windy across the west highlands, into the western isles. 17 degrees here, the mid—20s further south, and we could be close to the 30 celsius mark across parts of england and wales. un

and there will be further splashes of rain across northwest scotland, over the northern and western isles, much of central, southern and eastern scotland. most of the sunshine, though, and warmth will be across england and wales. so we've got the low 20s across the north in the sunniest spots, the high 20s further south. we could be up to around 29 degrees in a few spots across the midlands and southern england. monday night, then, dry and clear for most, a bit of mist developing here and there. it'll stay cloudy and breezy across the north and west of scotland, further splashes of rain here. and temperatures will begin to creep up, 10—16 degrees will be the low. and as we move through the week, the nights will get warmer. so for tuesday, then, it's a fairly mild start to the day, plenty of sunshine across the country. again, the far north and west of scotland will see most of the breeze and the cloud. quite windy across the west highlands, into the western isles. 17 degrees here, the mid—20s further south, and we could be close to the 30 celsius mark across parts of england and wales. un

tuesday it's warmer still again, quite windy across the northwest of scotland with gusts up to 40mphnd, and england and wales — as you can see, temperatures widely in the low—20s, up to 29—30 celsius in the southeast. and then, by around midweek, it looks like we'll see heat wave conditions for england and wales — that's because we'll see temperatures well above average for more than three days. and we could be up to the mid—30s in celsius as we move towards the end of the week. the reason for it is our area of high pressure will start to migrate towards the east of the uk, and that will draw up this very warm air from the near content across the country on a fairly light and moderate southeasterly wind. so temperatures will be building day by day — and by midweek onwards, you can see those values into the mid—30s across parts of england and wales. always a little bit fresher with a bit more cloud in the north. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: 24 palestinians die in israeli air strikes on the gaza strip. israel says it's targetting the militant group islamic jihad

just the far northwest of scotland, where we see a weather front close by, we'll see a little bit ofowards the east, that will draw in this really hot air from the near continent, so particularly by the time we get to thursday and friday, we'll see those temperatures soaring, particularly across a good part of england and wales. temperatures to start your wednesday morning between about 11—15 in our towns and cities, a touch lower in the countryside first thing. lots of hot sunshine on the cards for wednesday, that weather front bringing a bit more cloud to the far northwest, bit of rain for the western isles, perhaps. but temperatures in england, scotland and northern ireland in the mid—20s, but down towards the south and southeast, 30—31 degrees pretty widely. then, from thursday onwards, that's when that amber extreme heat warning kicks in across a good part of england and into eastern wales as well. but wherever you are, you can feel the heat and disruption due to the those high temperatures in terms of health problems, potentially transport problems as well. so, thursday, anothe

tuesday it's warmer still again, quite windy across the northwest of scotland with gusts up to 40mphas you can see, temperatures widely in the low—20s, up to 29—30 celsius in the southeast. and then, by around midweek, it looks like we'll see heat wave conditions for england and wales — that's because we'll see temperatures well above average for more than three days. and we could be up to the mid—30s in celsius as we move towards the end of the week. the reason for it is our area of high pressure will start to migrate towards the east of the uk, and that will draw up this very warm air from the near content across the country on a fairly light and moderate southeasterly wind. so temperatures will be building day—by—day — and by midweek onwards, you can see those values into the mid—30s across parts of england and wales. always a little bit fresher with a bit more cloud in the north. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 24 palestinians have been killed by israeli air strikes on gaza, as the military continues its campaign for a second day. more than 120 people have been injure

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just the far northwest of scotland, where we see a weather front close by, we'll see a little bit ofifts its way slightly more towards the east, that will draw in this really hot air from the near continent, so particularly by the time we get to thursday and friday, we'll see those temperatures soaring, particularly across a good part of england and wales. temperatures to start your wednesday morning between about 11—15 in our towns and cities, a touch lower in the countryside first thing. lots of hot sunshine on the cards for wednesday, that weather front bringing a bit more cloud to the far northwest, bit of rain for the western isles, perhaps. but temperatures in england, scotland and northern ireland in the mid—20s, but down towards the south and southeast, 30—31 degrees pretty widely. then, from thursday onwards, that's when that amber extreme heat warning kicks in across a good part of england and into eastern wales as well. but wherever you are, you can feel the heat and disruption due to the those high temperatures in terms of health problems, potentially transport problems a

and there will be further splashes of rain across northwest scotland, over the northern and western islesch of central, southern and eastern scotland. most of the sunshine, though, and warmth will be across england and wales. so we've got the low 20s across the north in the sunniest spots, the high 20s further south. we could be up to around 29 degrees in a few spots across the midlands and southern england. monday night, then, dry and clear for most, a bit of mist developing here and there. it'll stay cloudy and breezy across the north and west of scotland, further splashes of rain here. and temperatures will begin to creep up, 10—16 degrees will be the low. and as we move through the week, the nights will get warmer. so for tuesday, then, it's a fairly mild start to the day, plenty of sunshine across the country. again, the far north and west of scotland will see most of the breeze and the cloud. quite windy across the west highlands, into the western isles. 17 degrees here, the mid—20s further south, and we could be close to the 30 celsius mark across parts of england and wales. until

tuesday it's warmer still again, quite windy across the northwest of scotland with gusts up to 40mpheland, and england and wales — as you can see, temperatures widely in the low—20s, up to 29—30 celsius in the southeast. and then, by around midweek, it looks like we'll see heat wave conditions for england and wales — that's because we'll see temperatures well above average for more than three days. and we could be up to the mid—30s in celsius as we move towards the end of the week. the reason for it is our area of high pressure will start to migrate towards the east of the uk, and that will draw up this very warm air from the near content across the country on a fairly light and moderate southeasterly wind. so temperatures will be building day—by—day — and by midweek onwards, you can see those values into the mid—30s across parts of england and wales. always a little bit fresher with a bit more cloud in the north. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rich preston. our top stories. 24 palestinians die in israeli air strikes on the gaza

still breezy towards the northwest, lighter winds elsewhere.builds and from the south in time for the weekend. friday into saturday, a lot of dry weather, sunshine on the card, temperatures in the warm spots in the mid—20s. bye— bye. temperatures in the warm spots in the mid—20s. bye—bye. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. ukraine is preparing to mark its independence day, six months since russia's invasion. president zelensky has repeated this warning. we just received some information that there could be some provocations on the part of russia. we just do not wish to have crowds of people on the street. in the next few minutes we're going to look at division within the european union on whether to ban tourists from russia. also coming up... twitter�*s former security chief accuses the company of "egregious deficiencies" that pose a risk to users and even us national security. jupiter as you've never seen it before. stunning new images from nasa's james webb telescope. and... man's emotional best friends — how dogs can cry with

as we head into the weekend, there will be some thicker cloud just working into the northwest of scotlandof sunshine and just starting to creep up a little bit. 18 for belfast, 23 for cardiff and 26 in london. now, looking at the weather patterns through the second half of the weekend and into next week, we get this area of high pressure becoming much more dominant. that means the winds will be later and with lots of sunshine around, we'll see those temperatures start to build day by day. so, a very warm or even hot spell of weather with temperatures across the warmest spots of england peaking back into the 30s, but getting warmer as well for scotland and northern ireland with a lot of dry weather and sunshine for next week. that's you forecast. hello and welcome to outside source. a russian court sentences the us basketball star brittney griner to nine years in prison. aldo i made an honest mistake and i hope that and the rulinr , honest mistake and i hope that —.ic the ruling, it goes honest mistake and i hope that —."ic the ruling, it goes in my liking. the olympic gold medallist was a

crews are busy digging. 25 feet down on the northwest side of the building. >> the load transfer fromer said by design the piles aren't supposed to be rigid but more like adjustable cushions and he worry that with only 18 the piles won't function as well as if there were 52. >> you don't stop continuing settlement. so that's a basic flaw in the design. >> now that the city has approved the plan the work done at the corner of the iting tower should be done by the end of the year and they stand by their assertion that the 18 support piles are enough to stop the sinking. >> he has been covering the story from day 1 and he continues to break new information on it. you can watch all of the previous reports on the website. just go to nbc bay area.com and search millennial tower. >>> up next what started as picking up one piece of trash has blossomed in to an organization that is helping clean up san francisco. the story that will make you bay area proud. next. ♪ go on and check my drip. ♪ ♪ take a bite. feelin fit. ♪ ♪ we're breaking the mold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ e

just the far northwest of scotland, where we see a weather front close by, we'll see a little bit ofghtly more towards the east, that will draw in this really hot air from the near continent, so particularly by the time we get to thursday and friday, we'll see those temperatures soaring, particularly across a good part of england and wales. temperatures to start your wednesday morning between about 11—15 in our towns and cities, a touch lower in the countryside first thing. lots of hot sunshine on the cards for wednesday, that weather front bringing a bit more cloud to the far northwest, bit of rain for the western isles, perhaps. but temperatures in england, scotland and northern ireland in the mid—20s, but down towards the south and southeast, 30—31 degrees pretty widely. then, from thursday onwards, that's when that amber extreme heat warning kicks in across a good part of england and into eastern wales as well. but wherever you are, you can feel the heat and disruption due to the those high temperatures in terms of health problems, potentially transport problems as well. so, thur

fresher conditions with some sunshine elsewhere, a few scattered showers across the far northwest ofas you can see quite clearly, stretching across southern scotland, northwest england, down through wales, and into devon and cornwall. to the east of that, still largely fine and dry. to the north of that, fresher, but with more sunshine coming through. we'll be a degree or so warmer potentially on friday in that sunshine — 25 is 77 fahrenheit. now, as we head into the weekend, high pressure will build — this weather front will tend to sit into the far northwest, and could impact the far north of scotland. but generally speaking, we'll have light winds, we'll have a good deal of dry weather. it's the last bank holiday weekend for northern ireland, england, and wales — and it will be a pretty perfect one if you've got outdoor plans with the family. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: as ukraine continues to put up a strong resistance to the russian forces, we have a special report from the southern front. six months on, the question is

and there will be further splashes of rain across northwest scotland, over the northern and western isles of the sunshine, though, and warmth will be across england and wales. so we've got the low 20s across the north in the sunniest spots, the high 20s further south. we could be up to around 29 degrees in a few spots across the midlands and southern england. monday night, then, dry and clear for most, a bit of mist developing here and there. it'll stay cloudy and breezy across the north and west of scotland, further splashes of rain here. and temperatures will begin to creep up, 10—16 degrees will be the low. and as we move through the week, the nights will get warmer. so for tuesday, then, it's a fairly mild start to the day, plenty of sunshine across the country. again, the far north and west of scotland will see most of the breeze and the cloud. quite windy across the west highlands, into the western isles. 17 degrees here, the mid—20s further south, and we could be close to the 30 celsius mark across parts of england and wales. until wednesday, i think a sunnier picture across much o

weak weather fronts brushing the northwest. a little bit of cloud and some spots of rain in the very far north and the northwest of the uk, but otherwise it's unbroken sunshine, easily 30 degrees on tuesday in the south and the southeast in the north east of england, the mid maybe even the high 20s. this is tuesday, let's have a look at wednesday. now, the weather will be the same. a lot of sunshine, just a bit more cloud in the northwest there, low 30s likely across central england as well as parts of wales. and then by thursday, friday, i think we will be approaching the the mid 30s in some parts of the country, and the high 20s to 30 degrees, certainly possible across yorkshire, but look how sustained that heat is. so, cardiff there the low, possibly the mid 30s into sunday. of course, the same goes for london. how hot might it get? well, we think up to around 35 or 36 degrees is possible this time. not the dizzy heights of a0 we had last time. is there any fresher weather on the way and more importantly, rainfall? yes, we t

we are in the northwest, the temperature is still at a height of 25-30 in the kaliningrad region.ser to the night it will start to rain during the thunderstorm, the precipitation will reach the leningrad region in the center of the last such hot day. which will be even ahead of the climate norm eight degrees in the west +26 in the east, 33 in the volga region, cooling and rain will come very late, only at the end of next week, and to the west of the european territory it will rain with thunderstorms with gusty winds up to 17 m / s in the smolensk bryansk kursk and belgorod areas in the south of the european territory are still the same unstable weather with local rains and thunderstorms.

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northwest breeze is a cooler direction.te the upwelling when you get that and that's why we're seeing a little bit cooler conditions here. 51 santa rosa and petaluma. some low fifties and a lot of there's a few mid forties and some of the higher elevations but 58 59 , berkeley and san francisco 55 . now san carlos and palo alto fremont standard 58 napa airport 58 degrees. we are running 1 to 4 degrees cooler than 24. hours ago, nevada and petaluma had minus four. no tropical moisture really worry about. so if you're going to tell your good even even much of the sierras moves, also seeing a decrease in that monsoon, it's staying east and south. we will see some low clouds and fog. so highest today, very similar to yesterday , sixties seventies eighties and a few alley well inland near 90. steve global hazards exposed because of the war in ukraine, coming up the growing concerns about russia's military taking over a nuclear power plant. and vice president kamala harris continues her visit here in the bay area. the issues she