alerts due to the high temperatures, low humidity and strong winds that continue to fan these fires. so come back to the graphics and you ll see the area that has been impacted by the strong winds and the wildfires and it s been across the iberian peninsula that has been really dealing with a heat wave, an immense heat wave that has seen the mercury and thermometer soar to the upper 30s and lower 40s. but this is a nasa product that shows all the hot spots across portugal and into central spain. here is lisbon, just to the north of lisbon, you can see the hot spots that were responsible for the fatalities. .you ve just got to pay attention to the topography across this area. it s more hilly and not more or less mountainous regions, but enough to create those spot fires that easily spread from one location to the next and when you start talking about temperatures in the upper 30s
11 republicans and then you got a couple independents and you ve got five democrats. the other democrats don t matter paid he will come in first, and my guess is upper 30s, lower 40s and the former secretary of state, republican secretary of state is running. if she comes in number two, then you re going to have a runoff election in june and in that district, the reason democrats like it is because trump only one back by 1%. in a state that kind of district is the typical suburban republican people who go, i hate to say this, to the country club a lot but they were not trump people. these are not rural republicans. dana: you don t think he s going to get to 50%? bob: no, if he does, then there really is a huge dana: i want to ask greg
with temperatures in at the lower 40s and some cloudy skies. overall not that bad, above average this time of year. that is new york city. but we do have some other storms that we ll be dealing with, this front has moved through. the same storm but now bringing the lake-effect snow. then hip that, we ll start watching the next system develop across the gulf. so, the potential for some severe weather by saturday evening, and sunday, across texas and that going to brew across the southeast, making it a very up set unsettled weekend. you can see what we ll be dealing with the south. rough conditions torn night for people heading out in atlanta to watch the peach drop. a wet night, want to stay inside. but overall for new year s eve,
viewers. good morning. yeah, you re not going to pay for this kind of weather in the northeast today. check this out, temperatures are worth showing again. this is a dramatic drop from last week. if you haven t broken out your fall jacket, this will challenge you. down into the lower 40s by the middle of this week in burlington, even boston itself, we won t be able to crack 50 degrees by tomorrow and chillier on wednesday. it s a tale of two seasons, though, because we have warmer weather across the central part of the country. in fact, we are checking out summer-like temperatures, so short sleeves and shorts. it s a tale of two seasons where we hav temperatures in the lower 80s here from oklahoma city down to dallas and it will only get warmer throughout the course of the week. tomorrow, temperatures in the 80s. enjoy that sunshine, that warmth. no changes here, mid to upper 70s, atlanta, 80s across the midwest. check out the desert southwest, heat back in phoenix, almost triple dig
of control it is when you talk about firefighters getting injured, professionaling thats that head out there, you re dealing with a big, big fire. about 25,000 acres have so far burned. we understand upwards of 12 perhaps higher the number now 12 homes destroyed. and that s certainly terrible news for those homeowners but no injuries thankfully there. but weather has improved a bit. the temperatures were in the 40s on ply on friday. lower 40s. that would be 108 degrees. we had a front come through just in time. there s your front, moving north and east of the and it has brought in a southeasterly wind. now torrential downpours further