flight every year. more than 4 billion presents have already been delivered. he is heading for new brunswick in canada. en route to someone, puerto rico, apparently. there we go. sanjuan. now, let s look at the weather here on earth. good morning. the countdown is over it is now christmas day and a popular weather question for christmas day is, of course, will it be a white christmas? starting us off today, you d be forgiven for thinking no chance! we re in some fairly mild air, really, top to tail across the uk, which is being pulled in from the atlantic on a south westerly wind. but there is some much colder airjust sitting to the north of the uk, on the northern flank of this area of low pressure. this low will drive the weather across the uk this christmas day. it will push bands of showers through with some sunny interludes between times
and almost 4 billion presents have already been delivered. you will be to france in one minute. it s all right, kids, as long as you have been good. good morning. the countdown is over. it is now christmas day. and a popular weather question for christmas day is, of course, will it be a white christmas? starting us off today, you d be forgiven for thinking no chance. we re in some fairly mild air, really, top to tail across the uk, which is being pulled in from the atlantic on a south westerly wind. but there is some much colder air just sitting to the north of the uk, on the northern flank of this area of low pressure. this low will drive the weather across the uk this christmas day. it will push bands of showers through, with some sunny interludes between times, but occasionally the showers lumping together into more persistent spells of rain, perhaps for northern ireland and northern england through the afternoon, later in the day towards the southeast. mild to the south.
sent his progress here lots of kids were worried that the snow in the us would affect deliveries but as long as you are on the right list he s headed towards the west sahara, you will be all right. good morning. the countdown is over. it is now christmas day. and a popular weather question for christmas day is, of course, will it be a white christmas? starting us off today, you d be forgiven for thinking no chance. we re in some fairly mild air, really, top to tail across the uk, which is being pulled in from the atlantic on a south westerly wind. but there is some much colder air just sitting to the north of the uk, on the northern flank of this area of low pressure. this low will drive the weather across the uk this christmas day. it will push bands of showers through, with some sunny interludes between times, but occasionally the showers lumping together into more persistent spells of rain, perhaps for northern ireland and northern england through the afternoon, later in the day
to continuing coverage of the devastating tornadoes that we have been following for the last few hours and really throughout the day here on msnbc. i want to bring in meteorologist michelle grossman who s been tracking these major weather events since yesterday. the overarching question is how the heck does this happen, michelle? it seems like every one of these events gets worse with more loss of life. yeah. you know, and i think that s going to be the bigger weather question. it s going to be the climate change, it s going to be the warming planet. but i think right now we have to focus on, you know, this is probably the deadliest tornado event for the month of december. it s certainly quite possibly and most likely, most definitely going to be the deadliest event in kentucky in history. and it will probably maybe be in the top five overall in our u.s. history. those are lists because you do not want to be on. those are things we re certainly going to look at and talk about and del
told he told the washington post, meaning the president, some were unnecessary. some were possible traps. i keep going back to the point that robert mueller is not going to trap the president into is it raining that day or not? the weather question. that s absurd. if you have nothing to worry about, what s taking so long? and what could possibly be a trap if you did nothing wrong? the president and his lawyers don t have 100% visibility into this investigation but the questions themselves that came to the president are probably the best indication, or move that ball forward in the sense of communicating to trump and his lawyers, you know, some of the detailed stuff that the special counsel has been assembling. and that has got to be unnerving to them. when you all of a sudden are forced to answer not sort of generality questions about did you or didn t you? is there or isn t there collusion but rather specific questions, did you participate