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More online. this is bbc news. july has got under wayjust where jun left off with lots of heavy showers abound. this is one of the showers abound. this is one of the showers crossing aberdeenshire and he take a look at the vader and lichen detector you can see todays bigger storms have been across eastern scotland and down the seasoned saint of england as well but already our attention is turning to this next area of a million from the western over the next few hours this is going to extend from...

Will be back with more for you at the top of the hour. this is bbc news. hello, there. july has got under way just wait you left off, lots of heavy showers around. this was a shower in aberdeenshire, and if we take a look at the radio and lightning detector, the bigger storms have been across eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england as well. already, our attention is turning to this next area of rain moving in from the west and over the next few hours, that will extend from northern...

Can in ten minutes...this years contestants have now completed the pre—event weigh in— with 35,000 spectatros due to watch the contest in person hello, there. july has got under wayjust wherejune left off, with lots of heavy showers around. this was a shower in aboyne aberdeenshire, and if we take a look at the radar and lightning detector, youll see todays biggest storms have been across eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england as well. already, our attention is turning to this...

Storm cleanup continues Saturday following a confirmed tornado touchdown in Hanover County Friday evening.

The sun will rise Saturday at 6:25 a.m. and there is a 100% chance of rain at 6 a.m. By about 9 a.m. we should start seeing the mix.

The next storm system comes in Friday night into Saturday morning.

Things start to turn a little bit more interesting going into Saturday.

There as well as in slaughterville at 8:37. as it continues east-southeasterly, moving a pretty good pace, around 30 miles per hour. as far as tornado speeds, thats probably in the average range from 20 to 30 miles per hour. but at a pretty good pace. so it will be moving into norman at 8:22. of course, people in norman, very familiar with having to take cover at times. were not out of the woods yet. once that passes, look at all this activity we have seen on the southern end of this and in mink...