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population densities as well, minneapolis to moines, south into kansas city, and then take note just south of oklahoma city into dallas and jackson. this is an area we're monitoring with some severe thunderstorms that are moving just to the south and east of oklahoma city. in fact, there is a severe thunderstorm watch across both southeastern oklahoma until about 5:00 a.m. local time because of this band of showers and thunderstorms and it's not just strong gusty winds frequent lightning and some hail that's come out of these storms. heavy rainfall. in fact, one to three inches, radar indicated flash flood warnings just south south of oklahoma city, including more. that's valid for the next 20 minutes or so. and a few other warnings to the south and east of that as well with this band of showers and storms. so here's the rough weather time i mean it out about 4:00 p.m. across the minneapolis saint paul region. and then we focus our attention on another flare-up of showers and storms across the deep south. that's why we have that slight risk, including dallas and points northward. we're going to focus our attention on the severe weather here. but this is all building across this collision
across the north—west of scotland bringing rain. they will move southwards through the rest of the day getting into england and wales later and then in scotland and northern ireland, we are into heavy potentially thundery and blustery showers and brisk winds, especially on the coasts of scotland and northern ireland and the hills of northern england. not as windy further south. northern england. not as windy furthersouth. if northern england. not as windy further south. if you are in the sunshine, the sun is strong at this time of year. temperatures 10—19. as the cold front moves south cooler air will move in behind. 0vernight, rain clears from the south—east. a lot of clear skies. a lot of showers across scotland, northern england, also into northern ireland and possibly north—west wales. it will be a cold start tomorrow stop we are looking at a low of between 5—9. in
we will carry on with the showers across northern areas. scotland, northern england, northern ireland. and here also brisk winters. temperatures 10—16 north to south. and many southern areas will be dry but cooler this week. the north will see showers. and cooler notjust by day but also by see showers. and cooler notjust by day but also by night. the liberal democrats are today setting out plans to provide free personal care to support older or disabled people, in england, in their own homes — in a move they say will ease pressure on the nhs. we're joined now by the leader of the lib dems, sir ed davey. thank you for letting us interrupt your water sports. thank you for letting us interrupt yourwatersports. it thank you for letting us interrupt your water sports. it is good to have you here. what are you offering in terms of social care? how is what you propose help people watching?
the north tomorrow sunshine and showers. some will have hail. wintry on the tops of the mountains and may be thunder and lightning in the north—east of scotland. heavy showers in northern ireland, northern england, north wales. further south, we cannot rule out a shower, and it will feel cooler with a high of 17. i hope one day we find a cure and live in a world free of mnd. those were the final words of rugby league legend rob burrow, shared in a bbc documentary, following his death. to honour that wish and continue his work to raise awareness of the condition, yesterday, construction began on a new treatment centre named after rob with a ceremony attended by his close friends and family. 0ur reporterjayne mccubbin has more.
of showers coming in in the brisk winds across the northern half of the country. still wintry on the tops of the mountains. and it's going to be a colder night than it was last night. so that's how we start the day tomorrow. tomorrow, we still have low pressure driving our weather. we've said goodbye to our weather front. you can see from the isobars still brisk winds coming in from this chilly direction, still bringing in a plethora of showers and still wintry on the tops of the mountains in scotland. we can see some of these showers across northern england, also northern ireland, a few getting into north wales. but south of that it's going to be largely dry with sunny spells. we could see the odd shower, but that will be the exception rather than the rule. and a bit cooler than today with highs ten to 17 degrees. then as we head on into thursday, closest to this area of low pressure to the centre is where we'll see all the showers. still blustery winds, a lot of seeing dry conditions with some sunshine, but cloud building through the course of the day and temperatures ten to about 18 degrees. then as we head beyond that, it still remains unsettled.
you're welcome. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello, again. we�*ve got some rain moving southwards across the uk today, but beyond this we�*re looking at really the conditions turning that bit cooler notjust by day but also by night. and we�*re also looking at sunshine and showers. a lot of the showers will be driven in on brisk winds across the northern half of the country. low pressure once again, it�*s driving our weather. these are the fronts attached to it sinking south. you can see from the isobars, brisk winds in the north, but coming from a chilly direction, namely from the north—west. so, all the blues returning to the north, temperatures slipping through the course of the day, hanging on to the milder conditions for longest further south today. so, here�*s the rain. it will have moved out by the afternoon of scotland and northern ireland. sinking south, some of this will be heavy and squally.
behind it for northern ireland, northern england and scotland, it�*s a return to strong sunshine, but some heavy showers, some of which will be wintry above 800 metres on the mountains in scotland. and brisk winds. temperatures at best ten to 20 degrees. through this evening and overnight, we say goodbye to the remnants of that rain. clear skies follow, but still a lot of showers coming in in the brisk winds across the northern half of the country. still wintry on the tops of the mountains. and it�*s going to be a colder night than it was last night. so that�*s how we start the day tomorrow. tomorrow, we still have low pressure driving our weather. we�*ve said goodbye to our weather front. you can see from the isobars still brisk winds coming in from this chilly direction, still bringing in a plethora of showers and still wintry on the tops of the mountains in scotland. we can see some of these showers across northern england, also northern ireland, a few getting into north wales. but south of that it�*s going to be largely dry with sunny spells. we could see the odd shower, but that will be the exception rather than the rule.
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delivered israel's proposal to hamas. the white house said that happened thursday night. overnight, israel carried out new deadly strikes in central gaza, including against a refugee camp, amidst growing tensions in the south near rafah between israel and egypt about israel's strikes that close to the egyptian border. on monday, israel announced their forces found the remains of four more hostages, three in their 80s. more than a third of the hostages taken on october 7th are now believed to have died. tensions between president biden and prime minister netanyahu are on full display in a new interview with "time." when asked if netanyahu is prolonging the law because he cannot be pursued for bribery and other charges that are facing him, mr. biden responded, there's every reason for people to draw that conclusion. joining me now is michael allen,
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