Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Forecasters are saying today should be the hottest of the week, with a high that could hit 101 degrees. Winds should be calm throughout the morning but this afternoon a 5 to 8 mph breeze should develop out of the south-southeast. Overnight lows should be in the mid-60s. The National Weather Service is predicting the high temperature will step back to about 97 degrees. For the rest of the week, the highs are expected to linger in the 90s under clear skies, and the lows are supposed to stay in the 60s. For additional weather information visit www.chicoer.com/weather.
Forecasters expect the overnight lows to be in the 60s this week.
The weather will be cold and wet in Southern California
the warm area can be outdoors
Since high pressure moves in from the east, westerly winds indicate good weather.
According to the patent abstract, there were multiple chocolate chip cookie signals at different boiling points.
Westerly winds indicate bad weather is already to your west.
Tropical Storm Arthur will vary in strength.
the warm area can be outside the home
There will be another earthquake in a week because of this earthquake that just happened. 
It was windy outside.
 Chambers County had lower temperature last week than they did thirty years ago
Chambers County had lower temperature last week than they did last year
It was a warm evening.
Boulton presents weather on the show.
National Weather Service has people working for them
Chiroe-dong has an  altitude of 6 feet.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) gives hourly advisories.
warm air must perculate
Chambers County has never had lower temperature than last week
Chambers County has never had lower temperature in their history than last week
The weather is bad.
There will be a string of rainy days in Southern California
They said today would be the coldest day of the week
They think it might get as hot as 102 degrees
The high temperature is due to a warm front brought in by the high winds.