#temperatures

#temperatures

Mild temperatures persist, with highs of 12-15 degrees and lows of 7-10 degrees overnight.

The Bay Area is experiencing two cold storm systems, with the first leaving light showers and the second set to arrive with more rain.

Rain warnings issued for Cork and Kerry until Friday, with potential flooding and travel difficulties expected.

London is expected to experience a brief warm spell with temperatures peaking at 22C, followed by wet conditions later in the week.

The UK's recent weather patterns are significantly influenced by human-induced climate change, leading to temperature extremes and confusing seasonal changes.

Southern California is transitioning from a heat wave to cooler temperatures, providing relief for residents after recent high temperatures.

Expect a mostly cloudy start with rain in southern areas, followed by a warm and sunny week ahead.

Residents in the Bay Area can expect continued light rain through Sunday with varying amounts across the region.

A pattern of warm weather was broken by cool winds, bringing showers to the Bay Area after a 10-day stretch without rain.

Temperatures will remain cool on Sunday in the South Bay and the East Bay but are expected to rise to the mid-60s on Monday.

New York City is expecting a few inches of snow instead of the major storm originally forecasted.

Temperatures are expected to be in the 20s and wind chills could push temperatures into the single digits.

London is predicted to get a second round of snow next week, with temperatures plummeting below freezing.

The snow is likely to affect central and southern England, with snow showers and sleet expected on January 17.

South Florida is experiencing back-to-back cold fronts, bringing cooler temperatures but weaker impact compared to other regions.

The cold front will increase the risk of rip currents, marine hazards, high surf, and coastal flooding in vulnerable locations.