arctic. while the coast guard has received appropriations for two vessels that funding is now unlikely to cover construction for the first polar security cutter. chairman webster and ranking member casha hal, thanks for holding this hearing -- casha hal -- carbajal, thanks for holding this hearing. i yield back. chairman webster: mr. carbajal, recognize you for five minutes. mr. carbajal: thank you, chairman webster, for calling today's hearing. the ko*elg is the premiere agency tasked with projecting sovereignty in the arctic which is a kreuically important mission. the region is slowly opening to all forms of commerce. the arctic region has a $3 billion seafood industry. vulnerable to overfishing, and contains billions of dollars in actual resources. u.s. presence is required to ensure safe and responsible development and protection of resources and the environment. unfortunately, the coast guard ice breaking mission is woefully underresourced. the service is only two ocean going ice breake

arctic. that is why the coast guard is working including efforts to acquire three heavy icebreakers through its polaroid security program. originally construction of the first was scheduled to begin in 2022 with delivery in the mid- 20s. we have reached the mid- 20s in the shipyard, the design is only 60% complete and the coast guard has not determined the delivery date on the final cost. it is important to note that applying these vessels is no easy task. this is the first domestic construction of a heavy icebreaker in the u.s. over 50 years. it only underscores the need for continued investment in u.s. shipyards and shipbuilding capabilities. without a robust industry the coast guard will continue to face challenges on any vessel. that is why it is critical to the u.s. recently, in fact yesterday signing the icepack between canada and finland to share information and technology and increase the supply of icebreakers for our allies. leveraging these is crucial to increase production to reduc

so these arctic projects are definitely a priority for us see for those details. one of these great, the san francisco fellows to the boy got from the actual process of gas extraction requires the construction of infrastructure, the 3 just to a unit, to fully what's covered before the gas can be set to the surface switch over to the land has to be prepared accordingly. glasgow by some glue for size, not a human if you need sand, water, and many other things i've done the last of or show up at the origin mobiles. usually. i've got a guy in the top publish, so they take away a lot of our grazing land because they need the space. but drilling machines and reg is most of the process causes a lot of problems and gas is, you know, keep extracting gas until there's nothing left with your test for you. and you know, the estimated scale will certainly continue for another 50 to a 100 years and shot store the as it gains strategic importance for russia, the game or peninsula is changing rapidly. villages like saw that card had been developed into towns. others, like both on

i often go to the arctic, and what i heard from them there is arctic sovereignty and security isn't occasionally a plane flying overhead or a ship sailing by when the water is out. i said, ok, what do we have to do? it was rather startling, they said infrastructure. they said "we need you to build highways, fiber-optic communications, water plants, runways, deepwater ports. we need you to invest in our community." that is what our country has decided to do, because if we want to maintain our collective security in the arctic, we have to be persistently and reliably present there, we have to make huge new investments. if we are going to operate in the arctic in a defense capacity, we have got to build the infrastructure necessary to support it and build a stronger relationship with the indigenous people and communities in that region so that we can be stronger together. [applause] i think our greatest strength is on display right here in this room. our collective defense. our shared vision of a free insecure world adhering to shared and respected values. that is why we have gathered at the halifa

should we be doing that in the arctics and what it's getting used to it? and the answer is a clear yes. and you study, that's a good thing about what you guys problem is working on it. and what was the name of some of the company, i guess the northern see about as being actively explored at the deal at the last, why are that's a, c, a c, but i'm a model we're on the northern see route will continue to be developed. you said so what was that? and i think the by 2050, i see the arctic shelf belonging to russia and other countries will be an important global supplier of hydrocarbon out in the city. yeah. not nearly every the, the silly and the other name yet. don't know what the future holds, but it will certainly involve dealing with climate change and the other consequences of gas extraction. the maintenance will have to rely on their strengths, their knowledge of nature, and their resilience. only then will they stand a chance of continuing the nomadic way of life they practiced for generations faction. the nature recovers quickly, doesn't tolerate destruc

we are with a team of green berets as they operate in the arctic. we follow them to the closest point to russia on the american mainland. >> some of the areas where our outstations are at less than three miles away from russia. so the actions that our personnel and the operations that our personnel are taking on the ground there, they are going to elicit a response in some form or fashion. >> this is polar dagger, a mission intended to show russia's decision makers what the u.s. military can do in the remote areas of the arctic. >> just being in this location rapidly deploying rapidly force projecting, is going to cause a reaction that then we can look at for future operations. >> but the goal is to keep the arctic stable and prevent the risk of miscalculation with russia and china as they increase their operations in the region. just about 30 miles out from here is big diomede island. that is russian territory. >> to the east of that is little diomede. that is u.s. territory. when the water freezes in the winter, you can literally walk to russia, w

we go off grid in the arctic to find out.ar could be a very good thing for the summer part lara: this week, a question — how do you switch to renewable energy when the sun's down for half the year? we go off grid in the arctic to find out. solar could be a very good thing for the summer part of the year, and then you would need something else for the rest of the year. is this me? i'm doing this? spencer: paul's checking out a new technology that - could make old diesel machinery cleaner and greener. ooh, i wonder what type of diesel engine he decided to try out. yes, it's a complete mystery. you'll never guess. and we're pulling away. and as you will have seen, no emissionsl coming from the exhaust. now, how would you like to meet one of the most popular and highest—earning instagram models? well, you can't, because she doesn't exist. but we go behind the scenes with the team that created her. and what's this? lara checking out her health? surely not! icertainly am. honestly, i'm worn out just watching you. does that count as

the around the world interest in the arctic is growing rapidly. and it's also a top priority for russia as major artic infrastructure projects are being actively pursued every year, the international gas form is held in st. petersburg for the russian states and the countries are ruling elite. the goal is simple. to become the world's leading energy ex, border, and pressures. let's look, let's you probably know that more than 80 percent of natural gas reserves and more than 20 percent of oil reserves are located in the arctic live too. so these arctic projects are definitely a priority for us, the, to the details of the great, the san francisco tell us to the boy, the glass on the actual process of gas extraction requires the construction of infrastructure, the 3 just to a human for us to fully was a little before the gas can be set to the surface switch over to the land has to be prepared accordingly. by some waterloo for site is not a human. you need sand, water, and many other things. i've done the last of what show up at the ocean locals. you m

we are with a team of green berets as they operate in the arctic. we follow them to the closest point to russia, on the american mainland. >> some of the areas where our outstations are at, less than three miles away from russia. so, the actions that our personnel and the operations that our personnel are taking on the ground there, they are going to elicit a response in some form or fashion. >> reporter: this is "polar dagger," a mission intended to show russia's decisionmakers what the u.s. military can do in the remote areas of the arctic. >> just being in this location rapidly deploying, rapidly force projecting, is going to cause a reaction that then we can look at for future operations. >> reporter: but the goal is to keep the arctic stable, and prevent the risk of miscalculation with russia and china, as they increase their operations in the region. just about 30 miles out from here is russian territory. to the east of that is u.s. territory. when the water freezes in the winter, you can literally walk to russia, which is why this area is so

we go off grid in the arctic to find out.olar could be a very good thing for the summer part of the year, and then you would need something else for the rest of the year. is this me? i'm doing this? spencer: paul's checking out a new technology that - could make old diesel machinery cleaner and greener. ooh, i wonder what type of diesel engine he decided to try out. yes, it's a complete mystery. you'll never guess. and we're pulling away. and as you will have seen, no emissionsl coming from the exhaust. lara: this week, a question — how do you switch to renewable energy when the sun's down for half the year? we go off grid in the arctic to find out. solar could be a very good thing for the summer part of the year, and then you would need something else for the rest of the year. is this me? i'm doing this? spencer: paul's checking out a new technology that - could make old diesel machinery cleaner and greener. decided to try out. yes, it's a complete mystery. you'll never guess. and we're pulling away. and as you will have see

as well. china calls itself a near arctic state. you need to have a little bit of imagination to, to, to say so, but that's what china says. so we see more and more involvement from china with unclear intentions. and therefore, we, we keep it, we keep a closer eye on what is happening there. admiral power, chair of nato's military committee. thank you so much for talking couch the in india, illegal mining is having a devastating impact on an ancient mountain range and don't local residence. tiffany: look at how much dust there is everywhere. my father is during the phase $1.00 oh, $1.00 east travels to india to investigate. my name's gimme a ralph. as he mounted on out is a rough how is reported to look at actual information on the ground looks at the way that this issue is framed and the media. how is used to justify the escalation fu escalation. i need a new years that are known as a media and they think it's how it is weaponized is this online course has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female. let operationa

as well. china calls itself a near arctic state. you need to have a little bit of imagination to, to, to say so, but that's what china says. so we see more and more involvement from china with unclear intentions. and therefore, we, we keep it, we keep a closer eye on what is happening there. admiral power, chair of nato's military committee, thank you so much for talking couch the a legit. actual information on the ground looks at the way that this issue is framed in the media. the escalations who escalate any the new years that are using mediately visit the listening pace because the media on out is era. the the the why it's in the heart of amsterdam that does capital is on edge days off. the violence involving is really football fans the venue. it's good to have you with us. this is elza 0 live from the also coming up is really forces once again target a so called safe zone in southern gaza at least 10 displaced palestinians are killed in on the last.

as well. china calls itself a near arctic state. you need to have a little bit of imagination to, to, to say so, but that's what china says. so we see more and more involvement from china with unclear intentions. and therefore we, we keep it and we keep a closer eye on what is happening. there. admiral power, chair of nato's military committee, thank you so much for talking couch the, in the united nations 29th conference on climate change, the sci fi, many most countries with and to cut the fossil fuel emissions crucial side to say, to avoiding the worst effects of climate breakdown will they rise to the challenge? stay with the 0 for an in depth coverage. told me to let you know the the peas randy midsize, target palestinians sheltering in tens with the war on gaza and it's 400 days. the play you watching out a 0 life from the house for the back to the also ahead. protests in spain strive, hate valencia region. the government is criticized for any bad, a quick response. on john henry at outside mara lago where president elect dona

as well. china calls itself a near arctic state. you need to have a little bit of imagination to, to, to say so, but that's what china says. so we see more and more involvement from china with unclear intentions. and therefore, we, we keep it, we keep a closer eye on what is happening there. admiral power, chair of nato's military committee, thank you so much for talking couch. the donald trump will return to the white house, becoming the us president for a 2nd time with the promise of with goals and 0 for the country, early the oil to me in a line, ma moment in us politics. stay without your 0 to discover what the result means for america. the rest of the world, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the i money inside this is and these are life coming off in the next 60 minutes. is where the strikes target a home in northern gauze are kidding such as 3 palestinians, many of them children and 11 on recovery teams. search for victims under the rubble often is ready strike most of say roots killed. 23 people police in amsterdam brea

as well. china calls itself a near arctic state. you need to have a little bit of imagination to, to, to say so, but that's what china says. so we see more and more involvement from china with unclear contentions. and therefore we, we keep it, we keep a closer eye on what is happening there. role power, chair of nato's military committee. thank you so much for talking couch the in the united nations 29th conference on climate change, sci fi. many most are countries when aids are caught, fossil fuels, emissions crucial side to say to avoiding the worst effects of climate breakdown. will they rise to the challenge? stay without a 0 effort in depth coverage? october 29th, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm real about this, and this is the news on life in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, the young climate summit gets under way and azerbaijan, carbon emissions, rising sea levels on the return of donald trump, are likely to be discussed under 12 or 40 for back here in as advised young when they 1st drill for oil white back in the 1

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so it's simply a function of the warming of the entire planet and the arctic as well. seeing here are so rapid. thank you so much, flavio, and thank you for standing out in the freezing cold. and we'll be here making a film about this incredible place, its bears and its people, and you'll be able to see that film later on this year. and our bbc colleagues will be covering the un climate talks throughout. thank you to victoria for that. i'm lewis vaughan—jones. this is bbc news. goodbye. hello again. the cold and frosty start to the day some icy patches around very similar conditions in the next couple of days. today also a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine. still wintry showers coming on across the north of scotland, down the east of england as well. also through northern ireland, wales and the south—west we could see a fee. it's a cold day and temperature exacerbated by the wind. through this evening and overnight we continue with wintry showers across the north and we've also got some coming in across northern ireland and wales. this next system introducing more

so it's simply a function of the warming of the entire planet and the arctic as well. this incredible place, its bears and its people, and you'll be able to see that film later on this year. and our bbc colleagues will be covering the un climate talks throughout. thanks to victoria for that. i just want to bring you some of the latest developing lines we have on our main story this hour out of ukraine. we can take you to the capital, kyiv, and this is live pictures of the square in kyiv. first, the us embassy is temporarily closed, as it says it has received information of a potential significant error attack. the second development is that the us president has agreed to give anti—personnel landmines. —— air attack. that is from a defence official telling the bbc. i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello. this cold spell of weather does look set to last for another few days, before what could be quite a dramatic change over the weekend. more on that in a moment. in the short term, for the day ahead, after a frosty and icy start, we will see quite a lot of sunshi

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i think arctic would be a very positive place to address the challenges we will face because we are seeing the incursion by russia and china into the arctic, it's a problem for canada, a problem for united states, and for all of the countries that border the arctic, and we better get busy and recognize the challenge we need to start addressing. >> let me put a fine point on this to address at, when president trump first took office, three nations were making their 2%. today because of his pressure we have only a handful that aren't doing the 2%, and one of them is canada. jean and i both deal with europeans all the time and there are a lot poorer countries and countries and more difficult financial positions in canada is that are stepping up and doing the 2% right now. we need to all get on board. >> on that note we are out of time but a great way to begin, so many ideas for us to continue to think about and talk about for the rest of the weekend, thank you both. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> i'm going to go off script for a moment. [applause] i think for many of us, these videos are

similar sort of picture for thursday and friday, but beyond friday, we open the floodgates to an arcticountry during the course of the weekend. variable cloud building at times as we move towards the end of the week, still sunny spells around, nights will be chilly and then something much colder pushing in for next weekend. live from london, this is bbc news. donald trump has reportedly spoken to president putin after his election victory last week, urging him not to escalate the war in ukraine. this is the live pictures from baku, the capital of azerbaijan, where the latest cop climate conference is underway. world leaders will try to agree on how to potentially avert catastrophic climate change. sir keir starmer will mark armistice day commemorations in france. the first uk prime minister to do so in 80 years. rita ora pays an emotional tribute to herfriend, the one direction singer liam payne at the mtv europe music awards. hello, i'm sally bundock. us president—elect donald trump spoke with russia's president vladimir putin just hours after his election win last week, urging him not

look at the wind arrows pointing from the norwegian sea and the arctic. see a widespread frost across the uk whether you are north or south. for many of us, scenes like the frosty countryside on the way, and by day temperatures could be only around five or six celsius. so yes, colder weather on the way but notjust yet. a few more days of this relatively mild weather. live from london, this is bbc news. joe biden welcomes president—elect donald trump to the white house as the transition of power gets under way. congratulations. thank you. and lookinu congratulations. thank you. and looking forward _ congratulations. thank you. and looking forward to _ congratulations. thank you. and looking forward to having - congratulations. thank you. and looking forward to having him i looking forward to having him like we said, his smooth transition. fix, like we said, his smooth transition.— like we said, his smooth transition. �* . , ., ., �*, transition. a transition that's so smooth. _ transition. a transition that's so smooth, it'll— transition. a transition that'

we are with a team of green berets as they operate in the arctic.follow them to the closest point to russia on the american mainland. >> some of the areas where our outstations are at, less than three miles away from russia. so the actions that our personnel and the operations that our personnel are taking on the ground there, they are going to elicit a response in some form or fashion. >> reporter: this is polar dagger, a mission intended to show russia's decision makers what the u.s. military can do in the remote areas of the arctic. >> just being in this location rapidly deploying, rapidly force projecting is going to cause a reaction that then we can look at for future operations. >> reporter: but the goal is to keep the artic stable and prevent the risk of miscalculation with russia and china as they increase their operations in the region. colonel matthew tucker says the military's ability to operate here shouldn't be taken as a threat. >> the bering strait is literally right here. we need to make sure that we have freedom of navigation within

here's the arctic. but as we don't know yet how it's going to affect that actually told you this morning with miles to last year, the same day we have minus 12 and we have this plus or so. so it, so it's a different year. as the climax in the arctic rooms center is ho hoping flow like christmas fold 5 is up next softer. so frank duck going the we are all set and we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new will on about come by as information for free might say do to name my name is the calls back. said loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that.

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similar sort of picture for thursday and friday, but beyond friday, we open the floodgates to an arctice weekend. variable cloud building at times as we move towards the end of the week, still sunny spells around, nights will be chilly and then something much colder pushing in for next weekend. live from singapore, this is bbc news. as global talks open in azerbaijan aimed at combating potentially catastrophic climate change, how will a second trump presidency affect the outcome? russia and ukraine exchange the largest number of drone attacks since the war began. and hezbollah has been all but defeated claims israel's new defence minister, but both sides continue to exchange strikes and rocket fire. welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. we begin this hour in azerbaijan, where the latest cop climate conference begins today in the capital, baku. once again the world's nations will try to agree on how to combat potentially catastrophic climate change. this year, for the first time, average global temperatures are expected to exceed 1.5 degrees celsius above what they were before the industria

the colder air will arctic in the uk. the colder airwill begin to arctic in the uk. degrees in aberdeen. some clear skies must follow and wintry showers continuing in northern parts in scotland and weather weather in northern scotland crossing the sea. the winds will ease overnight in scotland and we will have clear skies in the east and north—east of england. frost and a bit of ice in places early on sunday morning but some sunshine here. more cloud elsewhere and where showers will continue to affect scotland. wintry in the north over the hills and some wetter weather in northern ireland, heading over the sea and heading over the sea and heading into wales and england. temperatures in double figures in southernmost parts of england and wales but a lack of their fold england and wales but a lack of theirfold —— a lot colder further north and less cold in scotland. as we head into monday milder air towards the south and longer boundary between the two and a deepening area of low pressure which is possibly bringing in snow monday night. wintry showers continuing in nor

saturday, shows that big low across scandinavia, sending those stronger winds from the north and that arcticnt, so not an awful lot of rain, just cloud, and i think patchy rain, middle of the afternoon, across central and southern parts of england and wales. to the north it's brighter with some late sunshine and with showers increasingly turning wintry. and then we've got that stronger wind from the north. look at that. five degrees in aberdeen. chilly winds and again showers becoming wintry across the scottish hills, but temporarily. look at this damp, really unpleasant weather spreading into central parts of the uk. and then the following nights will be really chilly. widespread frosts are expected north or south, away from the coasts, and then this cold arctic air establishes itself across the uk during next week. so, we're all in for some colder weather. is it going to snow? well, it does look as though parts of scotland, especially the hills and the mountains, will get some snow, the pennines, possibly too. in the south, it's more likely to be rain, but the winds will be quite unpleasan

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but then it hits the rocky mountains and it flows north into the arctic. it's one of the only rivers that flows north. so when you hit the rocky mountains and started going north, he knew he was in trouble. and then he hit the arctic, which was full of ice, and had to turn around and come back. so my friend was recreating this journey to try to tell the story of of how this trip was done, but also to tell this story of how he was basically 250 years too early because now the mackenzie river is a passage to china. it is used to bring materials in and out because the arctic is melting and the the icebergs that were there in his day, in the 1700s are not there today. so i went along on this trip with him, which was an absolutely incredible opportunity to be stuck in a canoe for 16 hours a day with an author who you want to be like someday. so i basically got to pick his brain. 16 hours a day. once the trip was over and he wrote the book, he was doing some events just like this. and before he went up on stage for one of the events that i went to, he told me th

here's the arctic. but as we don't know yet how it's going to affect, that's actually so this morning we've miles to last year, the same day. we have minus 12 and we have this plus or so. so it's so it's a different year. as the climax in the arctic rooms center is ho hoping for like christmas more than 30 pilot whales that stranded themselves on and use even beach has been safely return to the ocean . nearby residents joined conservation work is to keep the whales waste and eventually gets them into sheets or on to shoot specs with health reflect in the beach. on the most island of new zealand is considered a hotspot for stranding. it's a phenomena that researches are still trying to understand why more than 30 wales survived marie cultural ceremony on it for whales that didn't make as well. so considered sacred bye mary, and that's in use dates coming up next is planted, a looking at the dark secrets behind the us oil, but you can stay up to date that's visiting our website, the w to com. i'll be back

it originates from the arctic, spreads across the norwegian sea, across the uk and further south.at could spell some snow, more especially for the hills of northern england and also scotland. the mountains for sure will get some snow, but we'll find out just how much of it will fall. it's very tricky to forecast that at this stage. that's it for me. live from london, this is bbc news. breaking news this hour. serious allegations of abuse made against the younger brother of mohamed al fayed, salah fayed. salah was also a former co—owner of harrods. republicans raise concern as donald trump nominates the controversial far—right congressman matt gaetz as his attorney general. democrats are calling for a dropped ethics report into gaetz behaviour to be released. a turkish man suspected of being a major supplier of boats across the english channel is arrested in amsterdam. dealing drugs and asking inmates for sex — why a record number of prison staff have been sacked for misconduct. we have a special report. and scientists to discover the single largest piece of coral in the southwest

but the colder air�*s moving around this area of low pressure from the arctic — already across northernhwards. but across the south of britain, it will stay fairly mild, but with a lot of cloud around. now, the boundary is this cold front with some rain on it as it continues to push southwards, so a rather grey day on saturday, central and southern areas. behind the cold front, the cold air is digging in, so it's brighter with sunny spells, scattered showers — these will be wintry over the hills across scotland. you can see the temperature contrast from north to south — milder in the south, pretty cold in the north, particularly factor in the strong northerly wind. and then through saturday night, the colder air continues to trundle southwards, eventually reaching all areas, and will continue with wintry showers, mainly around coastal areas. and a risk of ice, as well — it will be a cold night to come across the northern half of the country, and turning colder in the south, but it does mean sunday will be cold but brighter, with sunshine across large parts of england and wales. further

and following on from that, the winds are coming in from the arctic, bringing in that colder air.d on sunday morning. showers will develop again in scotland and again there'll be wintry over the hills in the north, more cloud elsewhere in the uk, but most of the rain affecting northern ireland and then pushing into wales and the northwest of england. temperature wise, probably a little bit colder on sunday. across the board. won't be as windy in scotland, mind you. we've still got double figures in the southwest of the uk, colder elsewhere and where those two air masses meet, you have a weather front. and not only that, but a deepening area of low pressure heading into the cold air, bringing the risk of some snow later on monday and into monday night. during the day, though, on monday still got some more snow piling up over the higher ground in northern scotland, elsewhere clouding over some patchy rain for wales and southern england. but it gets wetter in northern ireland as that area of low pressure approaches and begins to move into the colder air. so during monday evening and

they're pointing all the way from the norwegian sea and the arctic.oss the uk. whether you're north or south around coastal areas, it'll probably be above freezing, say three or four celsius. but for many of us, scenes like this frosty countryside on the way and by day temperatures could be only around five or six celsius. so yes, colder weather on the way, but notjust yet. a few more days of this relatively mild weather. hello, i'm ben brown. you're watching the context on bbc news. politics is tough and it's not a very nice world but it is a nice road today and i appreciated very much. , , , ., today and i appreciated very much. , ., , much. this republican team is united and _ much. this republican team is united and we _ much. this republican team is united and we are _ much. this republican team is united and we are on - much. this republican team is united and we are on one i much. this republican team is l united and we are on one team, where excited to reclaim the majority and get to work with our colleagues to enact president trump's agenda.

and following on from that, the winds are coming in from the arctic, bringing in that colder air.d on sunday morning. showers will develop again in scotland and again there'll be wintry over the hills in the north, more cloud elsewhere in the uk, but most of the rain affecting northern ireland and then pushing into wales and the northwest of england. temperature wise, probably a little bit colder on sunday. across the board. won't be as windy in scotland, mind you. we've still got double figures in the southwest of the uk, colder elsewhere and where those two air masses meet, you have a weather front. and not only that, but a deepening area of low pressure heading into the cold air, bringing the risk of some snow later on monday and into monday night. during the day, though, on monday still got some more snow piling up over the higher ground in northern scotland, elsewhere clouding over some patchy rain for wales and southern england. but it gets wetter in northern ireland as that area of low pressure approaches and begins to move into the colder air. so during monday evening and

. >> for letters is cold across much of the country, we in the arctic air bundled up indicated a fore cold air were looking at temperatures laissez st. louis, 37 degrees average low is 33 degrees we normally get to 50, much cooler air in-store further south, 55 degrees, how about new york city after the rain the interior picked up quite a bit of snow temperatures in the mid 40s that is closer to average, we've not seen the arctic air yet but is going to be on the move, one area that we have to watch it's really hard when we look across the country you might think pretty good weather to the great lakes, marquette 29 degrees we have snow. it significantly affects no event has started to set up and will continue through wednesday and in places like erie, pa, watertown new york we're talking five or 6 feet worth of snow by wednesday the arctic air moving over the lakes producing significant snow. cheryl: the global warming, never mind, stephen morgan thank you so much you can catch "fox weather" for simulcasting on fox business weekdays from five twomac 6:00 a.m. eastern right before "mo

a big storm an arctic outbreak will be taking place.ight now a big storm is moving through the northeast where they are seeing heavy snow along with some rain as well. so as we look at the projection, the precipitation will start to move off across the area, out towards the canada area. but there is this big arctic outbreak that is going to come into the northern plains. it's already underway and it is going to spread snow across parts of buffalo, new york going into sunday night, which of course, the niners are going to be there playing the bills sunday night. this is going to be dicey as they are expecting feet of snow across parts of the northeast. there are winter storm warnings and lake effect snow warnings up for the northeast. looking at those temperatures right now, new york is at 45 degrees. we've got a good it's nine degrees in fargo right now, 74 in phoenix. here's a look at the black friday forecast. if you're stepping out this evening 40s and 50s a few clouds. you need those jackets later on tonight. the chill in the air. a