officials had notified initials a response was coming but the u.s. was not involved in the strike. so far both the u.s. and israel appear to be playing down the significance of the strike. we'll have more on this developing story throughout the morning. first let's go for a check on the weather. angie lassman, a meteorologist and my friend, please tell us what's going on in the world. >> good morning, my friend. we've got some rain, no surprise. we've got this next system that's been working across the eastern half of the country. it's bringing potential for rain, some folks are waking up to it. detroit, columbia, lexington, all waking up to that rain this morning. and folks even down through the southeast could see showers and thunderstorms on the table through the day today. and then as we transition into the weekend, it's kind of a soggy one for the southern tier of the country. we've got some showers that will develop over parts of texas, louisiana, oklahoma, arkansas. that's where we'll see some of the heaviest of rain the last cup oldays, but parts of the
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the north sea coastline will drift inland at times, getting in, for example, to yorkshire, eastern parts of norfolk and suffolk, but we'ill continue with snow showers also in northern ireland and some wintriness in the showers across wales and the south—west. but in between, a lot of dry weather. 3 degrees in norwich, but when you add on the strength of the wind, the wind chill will make it feel more like —3. it will feel more like —7 in aberdeen. now, through this evening and overnight, we continue with the snow showers in the north. there'll be a lot of dry weather. the cloud builds in the west, introducing a combination of rain, sleet and snow to some western areas. there'll be a hard and widespread frost. in fact, in sheltered glens in the northeast of scotland, temperature could fall away to —8. so this is the culprit bringing in the combination of rain, sleet and snow during the course of tuesday night and into wednesday. it's slowed down a little bit, so the worst, the heaviest of the snow could well miss, for example, glasgow during the rush hour. but it is slowly pushing from the west to the east. we'll have about 2—5 centimetres of snow from this band and 10—20
of tuesday night and into wednesday. it's slowed down a little bit, so the worst, the heaviest of the snow could well miss, for example, glasgow during the rush hour. but it is slowly pushing from the west to the east. we'll have about 2—5 centimetres of snow from this band and 10—20 across the higher ground in northern scotland. for northern ireland and northern england, it's a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, but as we push furthersouth, it's going to be largely dry. but, once again, wherever you are, it is going to feel cold throughout the day. then as we move from tuesday into wednesday, the cold air is already in place. we've got this weather front skirting along southern counties. still a little bit of uncertainty about its exact placement. but as it engages with the cold air, we could see a period of heavier snow across cornwall, devon and dorset, clipping kent before it clears. we continue with the snow showers across northern scotland and northern ireland, but in between, a lot of dry weather but, once again, it is going to be cold. where we've got the cloud, though, temperatures a little bit higher.
eastern parts of norfolk and suffolk, but we'll continue with snow showers also in northern ireland and some wintriness in the showers across wales and the south—west. but in between, a lot of dry weather. 3 degrees in norwich, but when you add on the strength of the wind, the wind chill will make it feel more like —3. it will feel more like —7 in aberdeen. now, through this evening and overnight, we continue with the snow showers in the north. there'll be a lot of dry weather. the cloud builds in the west, introducing a combination of rain, sleet and snow to some western areas. there'll be a hard and widespread frost. in fact, in sheltered glens in the northeast of scotland, temperature could fall away to —8. so this is the culprit bringing in the combination of rain, sleet and snow during the course of tuesday night and into wednesday. it's slowed down a little bit, so the worst, the heaviest of the snow could well miss, for example, glasgow during the rush hour. but it is slowly pushing from the west to the east. we'll have about 2—5 centimetres of snow from this band and 10—20 across the higher ground in northern scotland.
and suffolk, but we'ill continue with snow showers also and suffolk, but we'll continue with snow showers also in northern ireland and some wintriness in the showers across wales and the south—west. but in between, a lot of dry weather. 3 degrees in norwich, but when you add on the strength of the wind, the wind chill will make it feel more like —3. it will feel more like —7 in aberdeen. now, through this evening and overnight, we continue with the snow showers in the north. there'll be a lot of dry weather. the cloud builds in the west, introducing a combination of rain, sleet and snow to some western areas. there'll be a hard and widespread frost. in fact, in sheltered glens in the north—east of scotland, temperature could fall away to —8. so this is the culprit bringing in the combination of rain, sleet and snow during the course of tuesday night and into wednesday. it's slowed down a little bit, so the worst, the heaviest of the snow, could well miss, for example, glasgow during the rush hour. but it is slowly pushing from the west to the east. we'll have about 2—5 centimetres of snow from this band and 10—20 across the higher ground in northern
in northern ireland and some wintriness in the showers across wales and the south—west. but in between, a lot of dry weather. 3 degrees in norwich, but when you add on the strength of the wind, the wind chill will make it feel more like —3. it will feel more like —7 in aberdeen. now, through this evening and overnight, we continue with the snow showers in the north. there'll be a lot of dry weather. the cloud builds in the west, introducing a combination of rain, sleet and snow to some western areas. there'll be a hard and widespread frost. in fact, in sheltered glens in the northeast of scotland, temperature could fall away to —8. so this is the culprit bringing in the combination of rain, sleet and snow during the course of tuesday night and into wednesday. it's slowed down a little bit, so the worst, the heaviest of the snow could well miss, for example, glasgow during the rush hour. but it is slowly pushing from the west to the east. we'll have about 2—5 centimetres of snow from this band and 10—20 across the higher ground in northern scotland. for northern ireland and northern england, it's a mixture of rain,
thanks for watching. i'm whit johnson in new york. good night. the rain is back, but the heaviest of the storm is still on the way. you can see it here on live doppler seven, all lit up in green tonight. we are tracking that storm. good evening and thanks so much for joining us. i'm dionne lim. we are on storm watch with abc seven news team coverage reporter cornell bernard is live for us in petaluma, where he spent the day talking to people dealing with the wet weather. but we begin now with abc seven news. weather anchor spencer christian with the latest
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potentially large amounts of snow. a look at the forecast for today, the bulk will be focused across the southwestern u.s., then we shift over into the southern plains and the central u.s. by the time we get to the evening and especially into monday morning. this is also when wind becomes a factor with this system. now you've got snow but also blowing snow, reducing that visibility down to basically zero for several states, making travel a virtually impossible in some of these states. then the system continues to make its way east bringing heavy rain along the gulf coast but beginning to shift snow and ice into areas of the midwest, places like chicago, milwaukee, even omaha, in the southeast it's not just the heavy rain but also the potential for severe thunderstorms, too. you're talking about a lot of moisture regardless of whether you're getting snow or rain, it's going to be a lot of it. a lot of these areas where the snow you're looking at widespread totals of at least a half a foot, some areas 10, even 12 inches total. the rainfall, the heaviest will be across the southeast and then up and down the eastern