it is going to get even hotter? it is going to be very uncomfortable and by night as well especially on friday. we are tapping into some of the heat across france which is said to have his earliest heatwave on record with temperatures into the high 30s. and we will tap into some of that heat across england and wales. temperatures already 25 today and friday looks like the peak but not for all parts of the uk. scotland and northern ireland will stay close to average with outbreaks of rain at times particularly in the north and west. that is because of low pressure and weather fronts close by some of those pretty active thursday night into friday. but the high pressure king stings dry and sunny across many parts of england and wales. keeps things dry. most of the rain is further north and west and picking up across northern ireland, that rain. we already had 25 degrees today and we could get higher. quite widely in the mid 20s. so once again we do have some very high levels
They are so funny we will hear what the vicepresident has to say about his political future, that is coming up in a few minutes but first let get out to katie, katie, no uncertainty about what is coming here. Yes, it is not necessary liz going to grip the region just yet, that arctic chill but it is waiting in the wings and it is coming in the next couple of days and our temperatures are not going to be rebounding well past the lower 40s for majority, not just tail even of the week but weekend and beyond that point. For now, storm system yesterday, it did over achieve what it did, the mount pocono for example. Even though wet weather is essentially done, basically every where we have a Winter Weather advisory that will least main for about another half an hour, just watch for slick travel out there, guys. Even though penndot is excellent at pretreating the roads whenever is there a need for it you could run into slick travel when you have have got Mother Nature working against you like
BEAUFORT — The Carteret County Public Library (CCPL) is set to improve its educational programming with the recent awarding of a Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant totaling $28,686.