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But it will clears off into the afternoon. elsewhere for the rest of the uk, there will be more sunshine than on thursday. the winds are a little lighter, but the daytime heating could help to spark off a few heavy, even thundery downpours, but they will be fairly localised temperatures again on a par with thursday, so 13 to 15 degrees celsius. a local 16 always possible in all of that mild air. and of course, the air stays mild on friday night into saturday. another weather front approaches wes...

Across the southeast of england. there will be some clear spells further north and west, more showers just moving into southern and western areas of scotland too. temperatures dipping to between 6—10 celsius, so a mild start to the day on friday. now, on friday morning, our weather front that�*s been out across the channel islands willjust start to reinvigorate across southeast england and east anglia. so the rain likely to pop up for a time through the morning, eventually clearing eastwards...

Weve got daytime heating and i think thises start to perk up and the cold front moves through across the mississippi river valley today, thursday and friday. here is a look at severe weather today. this is thursday, today we will see potential from texas up toward the ohio valley and east of the mississippi river valley tomorrow. rain, we could see potential for heavy rainfall and flash flooding, you see a couple inches as the front moves through. kansas city, we have a big parade today, today l...

A flood threat still exists for southern california. lets bring in our meteorologist derek van dam to tell us more. >> reporter: this is so from the remnants of what was tropical storm kay as it made its final approach towards southern california. the ground here extremely dry leading up to the arrival of the tropical storm and now with this amount of rain in a 40 hour. there has been some localized flash flooding and that flood threat hasnt quite diminished. national weather service recognizing...

We have a flood warning in effect for northern miami-dade county and as well as broward county here. we expect on top of what we already picked up additional 3 inches or so. some areas a little bit more than that over the next 24-to-48 hours as the system moves slowly to the north. it is not just the flood threat. we have to watch for a qui quick isolated tornadoes and up to the coast to the southern tip of the peninsula. that is where the system departs today. notice it is a slow moving system....

On the district and hammersmith and city lines. 0nto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. lots of dry weather in the forecast as we head through the next few days or so across the capital, but there will be some showers at times. notably so today and tomorrow. this morning, its locally quite a chilly start to the day, temperatures having dropped right back into mid single figures for many of us last night. some early brightness, some sunshine around this morning. we will ...

Lots of dry weather in the forecast as we head through the next few days or so across the capital, but there will be some showers at times. notably so today and tomorrow. this morning, its locally quite a chilly start to the day, temperatures having dropped right back into mid single figures for many of us last night. some early brightness, some sunshine around this morning. we will start to see the cloud building, low pressure is over us, there will be some showers forming as the daytime heatin...

Didnt cant rule out the potential of a tornado. and storms will develop from the daytime heating of the sun. and some of the storms moving over the same location for several hours could easily dump 2 to 3 inches of rainfall within these metropolitan areas. so that could lead to some localized flash flooding. temperatures are going to be cool to start off the memorial day weekend, but warm up from here for many of the east coast cities. laura, hopefully that wasnt too bad of news for you. >> im n...

I had to watch that over and over and over again in the replay booth. i want to talk about the context because weve had a banner severe weather season. 119% average on the count of tornados typically up to this date. we would typically see 524. this season so far, 625. yesterday we had two tornados are reported in eastern texas. cant forget about the wind and hail damage reports that have really moved through across much of deep south. its thanks to a storm system marching eastward. heres the la...

Wind gusts. this is all part of the severe weather story that is marching eastward across the deep south. heres the radar. lots of line moving through the new orleans region. but no severe threat at the moment. that will change once we get the daytime heating from the sunshine. we talk about that so often. that is the catalyst to help fire the thunderstorm off along with the cold front. our triggering mechanism. and the warm humid air from the gulf of mexico. when this cold front moves eastward,...