Today is Saturday 4th November 2017.
Sunrise was two minutes ago, and sunset is at 4.28pm.
There is a fullmoon today.
It has been raining since late last night, and should carry on until lunchtime.
The temperature outdoors is 12°C.
Tomorrow will be dry but colder.
It is Autumn.
You should consider wearing browns, yellows and oranges, as these are on trend.
It is not cold enough to require a scarf.
Please note that the Docklands Light Railway is closed this weekend between Bow Church and Stratford.
There are no replacement buses, so you may be charged more for your journey.
This is the 18th weekend closure this year.
Thankfully only one more is scheduled.
The Overground between Romford and Upminster is also closed this weekend, but this is unlikely to bother you.
There is sufficient milk in the fridge.
The linen basket is only half full.
The washing up can wait until tomorrow.
No visitors are expected.
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If you are going out today, you may like to know that London's Christmas lights are up.
Due to austerity, there is no need to rush out and Instagram any of them.
» Oxford Street - the same lights as last year (switch on - Tuesday)
» Bond Street - the same lights as last year (switch on - Friday)
» Covent Garden - the same lights as last year (switch on - Nov 14)
» Regent Street - the same lights as last year (switch on - Nov 16)
» South Molton Street - the same lights as last year (switch on - Nov 17)
» Strand - the same lights as last year (switch on - who cares)
London Live is screening the film The Arsenal Stadium Mystery at 10.15am. Talking Pictures TV is showing WH Auden's Night Mail documentary at 7.35pm.
It appears you have not yet read the latest Peter Grant book by Ben Aaronovitch.
This one is about ghosts on the Metropolitan line, so you will enjoy it.
The story only has 118 pages, so you should be able to read it in 53 minutes.
The book is available from nearby bookshops for £12.99.
If you can wait until March, the paperback will be £7.99. Amazon can deliver you a copy on Monday for £14.97.
All copies in Tower Hamlets libraries are currently on loan.
