this was the 26th consecutive spare-the-air day. tomorrow and monday are, also, spare-the-air days. abc 7 news meteorologist is here with a look at when things will clear up. frances. yeah, eric, it s going to take a couple more days and want to show you why it looked like that today. here is a look at the visible satellite image from today and look at all the smoke just blowing over the bay area. coming from our south and, also, our east. and we have high pressure in place, right now, but i am tracking a system that s going to move towards oregon. and that s going to bring us an increased onshore flow. even though tonight we have some very thick smoke, notice, tomorrow, with the smoke, we will see less smoke in the bay area and even decreases into monday. and the bay-area management district. but look at tuesday and wednesday. we can expect moderate air quality then and finally get outdoors. eric. all right. frances, thank you very much. this is what the air looked like
southwest middles. higher steppers on friday around 37, may be dropping across eastern scotland with the breeze from the sea. saturday to it all again by which point it will be london where we see the peak of those temperatures. just confirm how widespread the heat and sunshine is, capital city is forecast over the coming days, there could be some showers on sunday but we will need most of it to undo the dry ground at the moment. showers on sunday but we will need most of it to undo the dry ground at the moment. ., ., ., , the moment. extraordinary temperatures. the moment. extraordinary temperatures. thank - the moment. extraordinary temperatures. thank you. | the moment. extraordinary . temperatures. thank you. and the moment. extraordinary - temperatures. thank you. and that the moment. extraordinary temperatures. thank you. and that is the bbc news at six on wednesday the 10th of august. keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six o clock
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