and then, during sunday evening and overnight, our attention turns to the far south east. now, there is a chance we ll see a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex essex, suffolk could be at risk so we are expecting some icy stretches to develop and, again, some freezing fog patches. but sunday night, very cold with a widespread hard frost. temperatures could be as low as minus 12 degrees as we start monday morning, so an icy and very cold early monday commute, i think. again, a lot of low cloud and freezing fog across much of england and wales. that s going to be quite stubborn to clear. perhaps more sunshine for northern england and scotland. fewer wintry showers than we ve seen of late but, again, it is going to feel cold temperatures generally between around about freezing to perhaps plus three there in belfast. we could just see five degrees for the likes of plymouth. now, heading through into tuesday, and you can see t
again, some freezing fog patches. but sunday night, very cold with a widespread hard frost. temperatures could be as low as minus 12 degrees as we start monday morning, so an icy and very cold early monday commute, i think. again, a lot of low cloud and freezing fog across much of england and wales. that s going to be quite stubborn to clear. perhaps more sunshine for northern england and scotland. fewer wintry showers than we ve seen of late but, again, it is going to feel cold temperatures generally between around about freezing to perhaps plus three there in belfast. we could just see five degrees for the likes of plymouth. now, heading through into tuesday, and you can see the blue colours still very much on the map, so the cold air still with us. the winds coming in from a northerly direction, another cold plunge of air into the middle part of the week. so, looking at the forecast for the next five days, many places looking dry but expect some freezing fog patches, some icy stre
lowest temperatures with the clearer skies in southeastern parts of england and also in northern england, minus seven or so. but some sunshine for these areas. we are going to stay quite cloudy, though, through the midlands. again, a few wintry flurries in there, more sunshine coming out in wales, the showers becoming fewer in south west england and more sunshine i think on sunday for northern ireland and scotland away from the far north. some sunshine for northern england as well. but sunshine or cloud, it s going to be cold for all of us. temperatures maybe 1 to 3 degrees at best. now we re keeping an eye on developments in the south east of england on sunday night. the potential is still there for some snow in particularly kent and parts of essex. but we are also going to find some fog forming in some areas of east anglia through the midlands, other parts of southern england. elsewhere, clear skies, a widespread frost on sunday night and in northeast scotland could be minus 12, the
trend right from the middle of last year up to now, you see trump is loosening a little bit, but more than that, what do you see? you see desantis is starting to consolidate a little bit. 12% middle of last year, 15% the beginning of this year and now up to 23% in an average there. david chalian would want me to point out in republican primaries what you actually need say plurality, not a majority here. so it may be that donald trump wants a lot of candidates to jump in and get some percentage, even if he is well under 50%, he might still be able to win. that aside, what about his favorability? just wrapping up here among those overall as the news cycle has been tough with trump, if you look at his net favorability, favorable versus unfavorable, minus 6 points on march 26th, where it is now, minus 12 points. that s a month by month movement. a month by month movement. trump doesn t want to be in the news for the general public, the general public doesn t like when trump is in t
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