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now, today, there is a chance of some thunderstorms — the met office has a yellow weather warning in place, valid from midday through the afternoon into the evening. not everywhere will see them once again — but, if you do, heavy, thundery downpours, some hail mixed in. elsewhere, dry, sunny spells between any showers we do get, and temperatures reaching 28 celsius. now, into this evening, that shower starts to fade, it moves away — dry and clear overnight. the minimum temperature — it's going to be warm again — between 12 and 15 celsius. and we're hanging onto the warm air as we head into tuesday, as well. in fact, we're going to hang on to this warm air for much of this week. tomorrow, it's looking dry, fine and sunny, we've got high pressure in charge, and temperatures once again at reaching around 28 celsius. now, as you can see, there's not a huge amount of rain in the forecast — it's dry, lots of sunshine throughout, and temperatures in the mid—to—high 20s. a more to get your sun cream if you are heading — a more to get your sun cream if you are heading out today. back a more to get your sun cream if you are heading out today.— are heading out today. 8ack in half an hour.
the 24 hours of smog and high temperatures in puerto rice gre >> it's hot in june in puerto rico. did you know that to her policy prescriptions? it bears repeating how we are for the climate crisis. we must adapt our food systems ,energy grids, infrastructure, health care, etc. asap to for what's to come and catch up to what is already here. >> dun dun. >> but famed meteorologist anthony watts, she's wrongtruc on both counts. he's here now to explain whilete anthony, great to see you tonight. eirst on the insistency watts and this drumbeat has continued now for quite some tim e that wildfires are increasing the numbers of wildfires. is that actually the casfires a >> well, no. and in fact, there was a huge wildfire event in canada on may 19th, 1789, and that caused the entire new england area to dark out, so much so that people had to light candles to see midday.
>> steve: there is plenty of pollution this morning. nicole, thank you for the live report. >> brian: better today than it did last night. >> ainsley: measures from 0 to 500. janice says the highest it goes is 500. and certain parts of pennsylvania it's almost all the way up there yesterday we had 353 in new york. normal for new york is about 100. >> steve: and look at that that is the view from one of our sky cams right now, courtesy of total traffic. yesterday, during the midday, it looked -- everything was yellow. it looked like -- if you were on the surface of mars, that's what it looked like. i have heard from family members all across the country said what's it smell like? what does it taste like? yesterday, when i was sitting here in the studio, when we turned on the air conditioner it actually smelled like some burning wood. >> ainsley: you could smell it. >> steve: you could shot smell it because covid: that's what
operation, this is coming to us from the reuters news agency who are quoting another news agency, and something else that is coming to us here, the pope is set to remain in hospital we understand some time. the visit yesterday was to carry out what was described as some clinical tests which took place in the morning and the pope then returned to the vatican before midday, so he has now been hospitalised this morning for an intestinal operation, we don't know when that is going to take place. he has had some ill—health over the last few months, certainly in march you will remember he was in hospital in rome for a few daysin he was in hospital in rome for a few days in relation to a respiratory infection, he was seen earlier this year, in fact he has been seen on a number of occasions in his wheelchair, in february he took a trip to sudan to the african continent there also seen again in
showers are starting to come in towards the south—west where we have highs of 23 and possibly 2a and maybe even that bit higher. but it's as we head on into the weekend and all sundry downpours pushed steadily north eastwards, not all of us will catch one and temperatures are on the up towards the high 20s and it is going to feel humid. coming up to midday which means it is time for prime minister's questions. every premise to oliver dowden standing in for rishi sunak, who is in the us. he will be facing angela rayner across the dispatch box. our political correspondent damian grammaticas is in westminster for us. what are you expecting labour to go on today? i for us. what are you expecting labour to go on today?- for us. what are you expecting labour to go on today? i think you would have _ labour to go on today? i think you would have to _ labour to go on today? i think you would have to think— labour to go on today? i think you would have to think that _ labour to go on today? i think you would have to think that the i labour to go on today? i think you would have to think that the issue | would have to think that the issue around the covid inquiry and the
suspected prince harry's cross-examination should end by midday. but then his attorney wants the attorney to question him. so we know that there is at least one full day left of testimony from prince harry before this trial moves forward. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. and a lot to cover in our second hour of chris jansing reports. let's get right to it. ♪♪ at this hour, new urgency on capitol hill today to, quote, compel answers from the gop activist and billionaire harlen crow. and the case tied to the tragic death of a mother shot by her neighbor after a years' long feud. and apple unveiling its vision of the future at the developers conference with a fresh round of skepticism over the question of just how much