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a very dangerous situation. we will certainly keep you up to date. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. here in the east. we're going to have unsettled cool weather. thathat's the weather pattern. unfortunately if you have got plans this week for parts of the northeast, it's going to be a wet one. over to you. >> brian: we shut off our sleeves. >> lawrence: how do we do the show? do we sleeveless. >> brian: cut off right here. not even a flair. we have to stay cool. >> rachel: do it. looks ghood a muscle shirt. >> steve: show this new fashion trend? >> lawrence: he meets gronk one time and all of the sudden. >> brian: i got his shirt. i still got his jeans. every day is a gun show with me. [laughter] >> steve: 7:20. it's a news channel have news with carley. >> carley: i would love to deliver it to you. good morning. italian court upholding the slander conviction against amanda knox 16 years after her original conviction.
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breadth of this red wall, finding out what people think. we will have more throughout the course of the day. more throughout the course of the da . . ~' , ., , more throughout the course of the da . . ,, , ., , . day. thank you very much indeed. time for the _ day. thank you very much indeed. time for the weather. _ it was particularly chilly this morning forjune but the showers have been bubbling up, they have been really frequent across scotland already and we will see plenty more today. and blustery winds to go with them. but those blustery winds are coming down from the north—west, which is why it is chillier during the day ahead, and it will be the case through thursday and friday. thejune sunshine is strong so if you are sheltered from the breeze, particularly in the south and east, in the sunshine it will feel warm, but they will be a lot of showers, heavy and sundry in the north and west, for west further south and east. but wintry over the scottish mountains. a chilly 11 or 12 here. perhaps 17, it may be 18. but that
trying to do here to the rule of law, we're trying to use that the authority to ensure that people can trust our justice system, is essential to maintain a constitutional republic, and they are undermining the faith in that. we are here to hold the line and say no, the rule of law has to be adhered to and we can have prosecutors using our courts for political vendettas and that's exactly what they are doing to donald trump and i can tell you that people around this country see that clearly. i have traveled not -- will hundred 23 cities in 29 states the past six and have once, everywhere i go neil, east, west, north and south it's the same. the energies the same because people are fed up and they see the democrats in the far left have a push this pendulum to four. it has to swing back and we have to do our job in congress to assist with that. hold these people accountable and ensure the law is being adhered to. that is the effort he was deeply out here in the coming weeks to do so many parties are worried about where this is going, larry
and around 17 degrees in london and in plymouth. now as we head into friday, this area of low pressure still swirling to the north of the uk looks set to throw this frontal system southwards that will bring a band of rain southwards across scotland, getting into northern ireland, far north of england, breaking up into showers, further showers following on behind and then further south, more, more in the way of cloud. at this stage, again, the odd shower, a few brighter glimpses. temperatures may be nudging upwards a little bit, 19 degrees there for london, 14 in aberdeen. and it's our area of low pressure that will, i think, win out for the weekend. high pressure trying to build from the west, but not having a huge amount of success. it does mean that where you're closest to that high across the south and the west of the uk, there will be fewer showers, more sunshine, whereas further north and east towards the centre of that area of low pressure, we will see frequent showers and it will still be quite breezy and if anything on the cool side for the time of year, very similar weather on sunday.
and it's here where we'll see most of these blustery showers moving through. again, some could be heavy with a little bit of hail, maybe wintriness us on the very high tops of the scottish mountains. better chance of staying dry with some sunshine towards the far south and east, but highs of only 17 degrees— but highs of only 17 degrees — low teens further north. factor in the wind, it'll feel cooler than those temperatures suggest. thursday, similar story. most of the showers will be across the northern half of the country, closer to the area of low pressure, better chance of staying dry across parts of wales, the midlands southwards. it could be up to 17 or 18 degrees on thursday afternoon. but again, another chilly one in the north. and you can see why. that area of low pressure just hangs around thursday, even into friday and the weekend, with that blue hue denoting the cooler air hanging around, especially across the northern half of the country. further south in the sunshine, it won't be too bad. may hit the 20 celsius mark as we head into the weekend. some decent spells of strong june sunshine, but it'll feel chilly in the north with further showers.
rain will spread south across the country. some of it will be heavy and squally, maybe a few heavy showers ahead of it in east anglia. but skies brightening up across the north of the uk later on behind the rain band, sunshine and blustery showers, but turning chillier here. last of the warmth hanging on ahead of that rain band, which will clear through during tuesday evening. and then we're all into the cooler air, clearer skies, plenty of showers rattling into northern and western areas, some of them heavy, again, with some rumbles of thunder. but a much cooler night to come to start wednesday. we're looking at low single digits pretty widely. so into wednesday, we have that area of low pressure sitting to the north of scotland, bringing the strongest winds to the northern half of the country. and it's here where we'll see most of these blustery showers moving through. again, some could be heavy with a little bit of hail, maybe wintriness on the very high tops of the scottish mountains. better chance of staying dry with some sunshine towards the far south and east, but highs of only 17 degrees — low teens further north. factor in the wind, it'll
showers moving through. again, some could be heavy with a little bit of hail, maybe wintriness on the very high tops of the scottish mountains. better chance of staying dry with some sunshine towards the far south and east, but highs of only 17 degrees — low teens further north. factor in the wind, it'll feel cooler than those temperatures suggest. thursday, similar story. most of the showers will be across the northern half of the country, closer to the area of low pressure, better chance of staying dry across parts of wales, the midlands southwards. it could be up to 17 or 18 degrees on thursday afternoon. but again, another chilly one in the north. and you can see why. that area of low pressure just hangs around thursday, even into friday and the weekend, with that blue hue denoting the cooler air hanging around, especially across the northern half of the country. further south in the sunshine, it won't be too bad. may hit the 20 celsius mark as we head into the weekend. some decent spells of strong june sunshine, but it'll feel chilly in the north with further showers.
most of these blustery showers moving through. again, some could be heavy with a little bit of hail, maybe wintriness on the very high tops of the scottish mountains. better chance of staying dry with some sunshine towards the far south and east, but highs of only 17 degrees — low teens further north. factor in the wind, it'll feel cooler than those temperatures suggest. thursday, similar story. most of the showers will be across the northern half of the country, closer to the area of low pressure, better chance of staying dry across parts of wales, the midlands southwards. it could be up to 17 or 18 degrees on thursday afternoon. but again, another chilly one in the north. and you can see why. that area of low pressure just hangs around thursday, even into friday and the weekend, with that blue hue denoting the cooler air hanging around, especially across the northern half of the country. further south in the sunshine, it won't be too bad. may hit the 20 celsius mark as we head into the weekend. some decent spells of strong june sunshine, but it'll feel chilly in the north with further showers.
dry with some sunshine towards the far south and east, but highs of only 17 degrees — low teens further north. factor in the wind, it�*ll feel cooler than those temperatures suggest. thursday, similar story. most of the showers will be across the northern half of the country, closer to the area of low pressure, better chance of staying dry across parts of wales, the midlands southwards. it could be up to 17 or 18 degrees on thursday afternoon. but again, another chilly one in the north. and you can see why. that area of low pressure just hangs around thursday evening, into friday and the weekend, with that blue hue denoting the cooler air hanging around, especially across the northern half of the country. further south in the sunshine, it won�*t be too bad. may hit the 20 celsius mark as we head into the weekend. some decent spells of strong june sunshine, but it�*ll feel chilly in the north with further showers.