(pedro escobar) the azores was colonized in the 15th century.uld have a big patch of land, but they would divide it between their children. so the land has been systematically been cut in little pieces, and recut, and cut again. and it's something that has been happening for hundreds of years. this is kind of the main reason why you may find an intricate patchwork of small fields throughout the islands. in sao jorge, the top part of the island, it is very good, especially for the cows. the farmer will have different patches of land on different parts of their parish, or even in another parish, which means that they have to commute their cows from one patch of land to another patch of land. (sophie fouron) good morning! good morning! (sandy ramos) how are you? - bright and early! - we already have the machine. everything's ready for the cows. they're just finishing washing it, and then the cows will leave in a minute or two. - because you've milked them already. - exactly. - you start milking them at... - 5h30 or 5h45. today is the day that the c

in the azores, there are more cows than there are humans.

clearly visible atlantic cyclone, making its way deep into the russian plain, but the crest of the azores anticyclone from europe is also clearly visible, which the day before began to spread its influence to the black sea region. the center of high pressure will block the flow of air masses saturated with sea moisture into the area of ​​the cyclonic vortex. so the intensity of precipitation in its zone will rapidly decline. today, for example, fields of rain clouds will continue to cover the territory from the kola peninsula to the troughs of the caucasus, but in most areas the shower will be small only places in the far west and northwest. it can pour out about 10-15 mm. flags per day. in general , the anticyclone over the black sea will return the weather in european russia to normal in the coming days ; flow in atlantic air in st. petersburg. thunderstorms will continue today tomorrow, but they will be local short-term in nature and will not prevent the sun from warming up the air to + 23-26, and from friday the rainfall will definitely become more daytime and the temperature will imm

we've sourced our air around an area of high pressure all the way from close to the azores.ng in mild air all the while on a north—westerly breeze behind a warm weather front. and that weather front will bring some quite heavy rainfora time for scotland and then some quite persistent but lighter rain sets in across western scotland for the day on wednesday, perhapsjust fringing into northernmost england as well. northern ireland hopefully brightening up as the day goes on. best of the sunshine will be across england and wales, but 20 degrees in aberdeen is up on the highs that we saw earlier in the week, and i think we'll see 2a, maybe 25 in the south—east of england. very high levels of pollen still across some parts of england and wales, with the cloud and rain at much lower levels for northern and western scotland. it looks like we'll continue with uninterrupted play for wednesday at wimbledon. here, again, temperatures up a little on those earlier in the week. thursday looks like it will offer up another fine day as well. lighter winds on thursday. it's going to be prett

a big ridge of high pressure extending out from the azores frees much warmer air into the southern halfit's actually going to be milder across scotland and northern ireland but we will also have a tendency in the days ahead to have more cloud around here. there will be rain across western scotland through wednesday, quite misty and murky around many of our coasts and across the hills, perhaps a spot of drizzle or two for northern ireland initially. it should brighten up here later, a little rain possible for northern england. still possibly 20 in aberdeen, will looking at the mid 20s in the south—east of england. as we look ahead to the weekend, you can see how the sunshine starts to really nudge up those temperatures across england and wales, perhaps close to 30 in eastern england somewhere on sunday. this is bbc world news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: borisjohnson fights to survive as prime minister, as two big names resign from his cabinet in quick succession. rishi sunak is no longer chancellor, saying borisjohnson isn't competent or serious, while sajid javid resigns from hea

in the azores, there are more cows than there are humans.

we've sourced our air around an area of high pressure all the way from close to the azores.—westerly breeze behind a warm weather front. and that weather front will bring some quite heavy rainfora time for scotland and then some quite persistent but lighter rain sets in across western scotland for the day on wednesday, perhapsjust fringing into northernmost england as well. northern ireland hopefully brightening up as the day goes on. best of the sunshine will be across england and wales, but 20 degrees in aberdeen is up on the highs that we saw earlier in the week, and i think we'll see 24, maybe 25 in the south—east of england. very high levels of pollen still across some parts of england and wales, with the cloud and rain at much lower levels for northern and western scotland. it looks like we'll continue with uninterrupted play for wednesday at wimbledon. here, again, temperatures up a little on those earlier in the week. thursday looks like it will offer up another fine day as well. lighter winds on thursday. it's going to be pretty windy wednesday across scotland. we'l

now it's named after and it's located around the azores is, are islands belonging to portugal. we see that right fair off of the, in the atlantic way off from the coast of africa, your team, which is just published research in the journal nature g of science and concluded that unprecedented changes to that high pressure system are impacting the climate of western europe. so talk to me about what role does the as your high pressure system play in our weather? yes. so there is as high as a sub tropical high pressure system and an important climate feature in the north atlantic. the size and position of the a's us hi can steer the path of rain bearing weather systems from the north atlantic on to europe during winter time. and for example, the iberian peninsula receives large portions of its n winter rain falling on during that time. and when days high is unusually large during winter, it essentially blocks the passage of rain bearing weather systems and dry conditions reside in the iberian peninsula. on the other hand, for the north, a stock stronger storm track i. e, that prefer

we've sourced our air around an area of high pressure all the way from close to the azores.e're actually going to be pulling in mild air all the while on a north—westerly breeze behind a warm weather front. and that weather front will bring some quite heavy rainfora time for scotland and then some quite persistent but lighter rain sets in across western scotland for the day on wednesday, perhapsjust fringing into northernmost england as well. northern ireland hopefully brightening up as the day goes on. best of the sunshine will be across england and wales, but 20 degrees in aberdeen is up on the highs that we saw earlier in the week, and i think we'll see 2a, maybe 25 in the south—east of england. very high levels of pollen still across some parts of england and wales, with the cloud and rain at much lower levels for northern and western scotland. it looks like we'll continue with uninterrupted play for wednesday at wimbledon. here, again, temperatures up a little on those earlier in the week. thursday looks like it will offer up another fine day as well. lighter winds on t

what will happen is this ridge — part of the azores high — settles across the south of the uk, keepingw pressures running closer by, and so it will be windy at times with some rain. and for scotland and northern ireland there probably will be a spell of rain towards wednesday. more rain on the cards towards the end of the week and the weekend, whereas for most of england and wales, underneath that ridge of high pressure is dry — so sunny spells for manchester, quite warm here. but, again, temperatures picking up across parts of eastern and southern england. we could see highs into next weekend getting towards that 30—degree mark once again. that's the latest weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: long queues are forming for a second day at the port of dover with warnings that the travel disruptions could be worse today. there have been major cues overnight. there have been ma'or cues overnightfi there have been ma'or cues overniaht. ., , . there have been ma'or cues overniaht. ., , , overnight. more tourist traffic is head

we've sourced our air around an area of high pressure all the way from close to the azores. north—westerly breeze behind a warm weather front. and that weather front will bring some quite heavy rainfora time for scotland and then some quite persistent but lighter rain sets in across western scotland for the day on wednesday, perhapsjust fringing into northernmost england as well. northern ireland hopefully brightening up as the day goes on. best of the sunshine will be across england and wales, but 20 degrees in aberdeen is up on the highs that we saw earlier in the week, and i think we'll see 24, maybe 25 in the south—east of england. very high levels of pollen still across some parts of england and wales, with the cloud and rain at much lower levels for northern and western scotland. it looks like we'll continue with uninterrupted play for wednesday at wimbledon. here, again, temperatures up a little on those earlier in the week. thursday looks like it will offer up another fine day as well. lighter winds on thursday. it's going to be pretty windy wednesday across scotland

we've sourced our air around an area of high pressure all the way from close to the azores.arm weather front. and that weather front will bring some quite heavy rainfora time for scotland and then some quite persistent but lighter rain sets in across western scotland for the day on wednesday, perhapsjust fringing into northernmost england as well. northern ireland hopefully brightening up as the day goes on. best of the sunshine will be across england and wales, but 20 degrees in aberdeen is up on the highs that we saw earlier in the week, and i think we'll see 2a, maybe 25 in the south—east of england. very high levels of pollen still across some parts of england and wales, with the cloud and rain at much lower levels for northern and western scotland. it looks like we'll continue with uninterrupted play for wednesday at wimbledon. here, again, temperatures up a little on those earlier in the week. thursday looks like it will offer up another fine day as well. lighter winds on thursday. it's going to be pretty windy wednesday across scotland. we'll have a little bit of a no

we've sourced our air around an area of high pressure all the way from close to the azores.reeze behind a warm weather front. and that weather front will bring some quite heavy rain for a time for scotland and then some quite persistent but lighter rain sets in across western scotland for the day on wednesday, perhapsjust fringing into northernmost england as well. northern ireland hopefully brightening up as the day goes on. best of the sunshine will be across england and wales, but 20 degrees in aberdeen is up on the highs that we saw earlier in the week, and i think we'll see 24, maybe 25 in the southeast of england. very high levels of pollen still across some parts of england and wales, with the cloud and rain at much lower levels for northern and western scotland. it looks like we'll continue with uninterrupted play for wednesday at wimbledon. here, again, temperatures up a little on those earlier in the week. thursday looks like it will offer up another fine day as well. lighter winds on thursday. it's going to be pretty windy wednesday across scotland. we'll have a l

concentrating their main efforts on defense , while shelling the city of kharkiv in the black sea and azores sea zones of the russian naval group is concentrating their main efforts on blocking civilian shipping, while warships in the black sea threaten the territory of ukraine because they have four carriers of winged caliber sea-based missiles at the same time the russian occupiers continue to lose manpower as well as combat equipment on the territories of the ukrainian state at the beginning of the great war, the russians had already lost in ukraine 37,570 people, 1,649 tanks, 3,832 armored combat vehicles, 839 artillery systems, 247 rocket salvo systems, 109 air defense systems, 217 aircraft, 188 helicopters - 2,669 units of automotive equipment, 15 ships, boats, 155 cruise missiles, 6,768 drones units of special equipment suffered the greatest losses during the past day in the mykolaiv direction about the situation in the eastern south and also in on the northern front of ukraine, we will speak today with the colonel of the sbu, the natural deputy of ukraine roman kostenko, mr. roman, i

lots of warm sunshine bursting through the azores high, starting to not just way in across north western passive year in is forcing any weather systems across northern areas just cost far north of scotland. there costs aberdeen. she rolling in across a good parts of norway. sweden easing down across the baltic. stacey got these weather systems. they will see some showers down towards a se, back towards the west that where the glorious sunshine is a saturday afternoon to london, 26 celsius touch woman to go on into sunday. in fact, we do have heat warnings in force across parts of southern and east and england as we go on. it's very part of next week. we are looking at some very high temperatures. it's hotter still down towards the southwest, into the high thirty's, even into the low fourties cause parts of spain and portugal. so those are where to whether we speak of across a central and eastern parts of europe over towards the west. there's that sunshine, sharp showers all the way down into the balkans, into grace pushing into western parts of turkey, found a joy across northern africa,

lots of fine and dry weather, clear blue skies banking hot sunshine coming through there with the azores high now nestled across sir the british owl. sir, we are going to see when is coming in from a southerly direction. as a result of that, things a little more lively, ever towards east and past with a re some unsettled weather and cooler weather around. so temperatures well touching 20 degrees will. so just a round sweden and the bowl takes between 19 celsius. therefore berlin, it's 10 degrees warmer sunday afternoon. you notice there in that london into the high twenty's, i. thirty's there across passive southwestern europe. and that heat is going to build as we go on through the next day or so. so 31 celsius for paris and for london, warming up there for berlin, grassy those temperatures nudging higher as we go on through the next couple of days. could talk 28 in berlin by the time we come to wednesday. but we could see 40 renter the forty's there, across spots the spain and portugal so dangerous. he coming back here and it is fight and try there was i say showers their longest bows

we've sourced our air around an area of high pressure all the way from close to the azores.eze behind a warm weather front. and that weather front will bring some quite heavy rainfora time for scotland and then some quite persistent but lighter rain sets in across western scotland for the day on wednesday, perhapsjust fringing into northernmost england as well. northern ireland hopefully brightening up as the day goes on. best of the sunshine will be across england and wales, but 20 degrees in aberdeen is up on the highs that we saw earlier in the week, and i think we'll see 2a, maybe 25 in the south—east of england. very high levels of pollen still across some parts of england and wales, with the cloud and rain at much lower levels for northern and western scotland. it looks like we'll continue with uninterrupted play for wednesday at wimbledon. here, again, temperatures up a little on those earlier in the week. thursday looks like it will offer up another fine day as well. lighter winds on thursday. it's going to be pretty windy wednesday across scotland. we'll have a litt

this is in the south at the moment, and what is causing it is the azores high pressure. this north—westerly draft, which is keeping temperatures down more than it otherwise might be. the other factor is the sun is very strong at this time of year, the insulation that we receive from that makes it such that you can get sunburn very easily, particularly with a clear sky. so beware. there are a lot of weather alerts around to stay safe, a lot of children, particularly, we don't want to be exposing them to the sun for prolonged periods of time, but in recent weeks there has been a bout of really good weather. every time that happens, we get warnings that this is what we need to expect, that this is climate change, is that true? this is climate change we are seeing. this is always a difficult question for meteorologists to answer. if you go back to 1976, there was a great big heatwave then, and that droned on for six weeks. the problem that we have got is that we get this kind of weather every so often anyway, don't we? yes, we do. however, when it starts to break records, an

of course, much of western europe can be hot sunshine, as well as our area of high pressure, the azores high, which is just nudging its way in. and that's really keeping seeing settled and fine across that western side of here. then, little more unsettled, further east. i, which was scandinavia towards the baltic states west tad called a hare temperatures in london. 27 celsius is a 30, therefore paris we getting up to 37 in metro b. c. fresh weather, 21 degrees there in berlin in those state that can't always be gone through the next couple us on the 19th on sunday afternoon, but a 29 in london. and we could touch or be 30 degrees here. as we go on in to where tuesday, so plenty of warmth, cross western parts of europe, 30 fif paris. touching 40 degrees celsius, their co, spain and portugal, as on settle whether the showers therein to jeremy keep these little fresh s my wet or whether they're further east as well around the baltic states right down into the balkans. northern parts of greece could also see some sherry right in the similar picture as we go on into sunday. meanwhile, acros

here in the atmosphere there are azor gases, oxygen, carbon dioxide and particles, liquid and solid,example, dust, pollen and water droplets can be more than milk or these particles the more, the redder the lights are brighter. today he is kind, by the way. it’s crumpling to us now, well, the scarlet blossoms are still a great rarity and the kindness of the rising sun, its main property is richly red fatal, rather summer sunsets at dawn , too, but there are fewer of them, because this one weighs the dwelling. well, after the night there is no less heated earth that would send it into the atmosphere to dissipate for your pleasure. only sunset. it's time for him to sleep. sunrise is always the beginning. especially now in the summer when there is a whole long day ahead, and physics is or magic, it’s not so important to twist mikhail fedorov’s fours. stanislav evzhnikov units ponomarev channel one continues, we will no longer have a second chance to make a first impression on you. eh, what is it, in general, the impression from the point of view of science and why is the same person one

this is in the south at the moment, and what is causing it is high—pressure the azores. down more than it otherwise might be. the sun is very strong at this time of year, the insulation that we receive from that makes it such that you can get sunburn very easily, particularly with a clear sky.— sunburn very easily, particularly with a clear sky. there are a lot of weather alerts _ with a clear sky. there are a lot of weather alerts around _ with a clear sky. there are a lot of weather alerts around to - with a clear sky. there are a lot of weather alerts around to stay - with a clear sky. there are a lot of| weather alerts around to stay safe, a lot of children, we don't want to be exposing them to the sun for prolonged periods of time, but in recent weeks there has been about a really good weather. every time that happens, we get warnings that this is what we need to expect, that this is what we need to expect, that this is climate change, is that true? there is always a difficult question for meteorologists to answer. if you look back at 1976, there was a great big hea

continues to build into thursday and friday, we will tap into milder air on a westerly direction from the azoresratures in the south could really be invigorated. through thursday and friday, they climb and saturday and sunday the red colours spread and temperatures up into the mid to high 20s. coolerfor scotland and northern ireland. but it will become warmer than at the moment. cloudy in the north through the latter part of week. but not much rain. furthersouth latter part of week. but not much rain. further south fine weather and up rain. further south fine weather and up to 28 degrees in london. thank you. a reminder of our top story... the bbc says it has received six complaints about the dj tim westwood. that's all from the bbc news at one. so, it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's just after 1.30pm. this is your latest sports news. the action at wimbledon continues today — it's normally known as manic monday, but with play yesterday, it's not so manic today. but there is plenty to look forward to, including the return of ni

high pressure coming in the azores high as keeping things calm, settle. i'm very, very sunny, a little more cloud the way which was eastern part of europe this. so where the system here, just freshening things up attached to will be some share with some of them on the shop side. where to whether they're up towards latvia, pushing down across at east side of poland all the way down towards south northern areas of greece. could see some rather shocked and foundry showers over the next hour. a little bit of whether to into our eastern areas are remaining pushing across you crank him at around $25.00 degrees celsius as that was $29.00 celsius in london. on friday after day we're getting into the mid to high thirty's, across spain and portugal and similar conditions as we go on into sas day. more glorious sunshine. what is to show as they are into a jeremy pushing into central parts, the wet weather, a which was at east an area of here across the made its fine and dry lots of very warm sunshine. want to lots of sunshine across northern parts of africa. was sec

big ridge of high pressure extending out from the azores freeze much warmer air into the southern halfy of our coast and across the hills, perhaps as part of drizzle for northern island, should bring up later. a literary possible for northern england, possibly 20 in aberdeen come at the mid 20s in the southeast of england as we look ahead to the weekend you can see how the sunshine starts to really nudge up those temperatures across england and wales, perhaps 30 and eastern england somewhere on sunday. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: borisjohnson fights to survive as the uk's prime minister, as two senior ministers resign from his cabinet in quick succession. rishi sunak is no longer chancellor — saying borisjohnson isn't competent or serious — while sajid javid —— saying the public expected the government to be conducted properly, competently and seriously. sajid javid resigns from the department of health — questioning the prime minister's integrity. we'll bring you news of their replacements, as the prime minister shows no sign

you can see it when he gets to the azores and about 8 or 10 days.ch. and we're just so proud of. and he's just a young person who's just changing the world by helping show people what can be done. >> absolutely. i think in a time when where there's so much bad news, it's just been really heartening and exciting for us to to have this really bright spot of a big news adventure and excitement accomplishment that he's doing this summer. an incredible story of bravery in and sand certainly inspiring many, many people. >> thank you so much, james, in training for being with us this morning. >> thank you. thank you for having us. we'll be right back. >> take a look at this. the first images from the world's most powerful space observatory includes new nebulas and even a far away planet. nasa says the images provide an unprecedented look into the deepest reaches of the cosmos, the james webb space telescope looked at the karina and southern ring. that villas the galaxy known as steven stephens quintet it and the wasp 96 be exo-planet. that's a giant planet

through today and tonight but that is riding around this large area of high pressure, it is called the azoresain will move across the country from north to south. it�*ll be a warm morning tomorrow southern england and wales. freccia in northern scotland. tomorrow, starting off further clouded for many, clouds are soon breaking and ending up being quite a sunny afternoon and really quite warm again in the south—east. very pleasant day on a north sea coast. similar weather on friday. just a little bit of rain in the north—west of scotland. elsewhere, bright or sunny day and turning quite warm already. across many central parts of england, low and mid 20s. that�*s the trend into the weekend. it�*ll be very warm and sunny, fresh around the coast, really quite pleasant as this high pressure builds. in the very farm north—west of scotland were closer to weather fronts so not quite so sunny. saturday already reaching mid or high 20s across many parts of england. scotland and northern ireland, the high teens up to 20. in the southern half of the uk temperature really build on that next week and this

he was about 1000 miles away from the azores. is near the coast of portugal. goal is to land in spain or portugal, but his parents say his landing spot will depend on the weather. specifically the wind. if you want to see that interview head to kron 4 dot com. all right. we've got time for one more check of the weather britney's got your 7 day coming brittany. yeah, make sure you're prepared as we take a look around the region. san francisco just a tick above average. we're looking at highs at 72 oakland. >> you're about 10 degrees higher than average. 77 in san jose. it's hot. 91. >> that 7 day forecast shows you it's going to heat up and then slowly drop down this weekend. but overall, we're looking at those warmer temperatures will stay connected throughout the day. >> okay with them all right. that's about all the time we've got here for kron. 4 news at 3. thanks for joining us. we will see you right back here at 5 o'clock. have a good one. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently

lots of warm sunshine bursting through the azores high, starting to not just way in across north western passive year in is forcing any weather systems across northern areas just because far north of scotland bear cross aberdeen. she rolling in across a good parts of norway, sweden easing down across the baltic. stacy got these weather systems healthy, some showers down towards the southeast, back towards the west. that's where the glorious sunshine is a saturday afternoon in london, 26 celsius touch woman. she go on into sunday. in fact, we do have heat warnings in force across parts of southern and east and england as we go on. it's very part of next week. we are looking at some very high temperatures. it's hotter still down towards the southwest, into the high thirty's, even into the low fourties cause parts of spain and portugal. so those are where to whether we speak of across or central and eastern parts of europe over towards the west as that sunshine, sharp showers all the way down into the balkans into grace. pushing into western parts of turkey found a joy across northern afric

lots of fine and dry weather, clear blue skies, baking hot sunshine coming through, they were the azores high, now nestled across sir, the british. i'll say we are going to see wins coming in from a southerly direction. as a result of that, things a little more lively, ever towards east and past where there is some unsettled weather and cooler weather around. so temperatures well touching 20 degrees or so just to round to sweden and the baltics between 19 celsius. therefore berlin, it's 10 degrees warmer, sunday, off maybe noticed there in that london into the high twenty's, i. thirty's, there across parts of southwestern europe. and that heat is going to build as we go on through the next day or so. so 31 celsius for paris and for london, warming up there for berlin, mo, grassy those temperatures nudging higher as we go on through the next couple of days. could touch 28 and berlin. by the time we come to wednesday, but we could see 40 rent of the forty's there. a corresponds to spain and portugal, so dangerous he coming back in. it is fine and dry, though, as i say, showers their longes

the azores high, which is just nudging its way in. and that's really keeping soon settled and fine across at western side of here, then, little more unsettle, further east over to war scandinavia towards the baltic states, whereas tad kohler here temperatures in london. 27 celsius is a 30, therefore parents were getting up to 37 in madrid, but you see fresh weather 21 degrees there in berlin in those state that can't always be gone through the next couple us on the 19th on sunday afternoon, but a 29 in london and we could touch or be 30 degrees here, as we go on into we're tuesday, so plenty of warmth, cross western parts of europe. $33.00, paris touching 40 degrees celsius, their co, spain and portugal as an unsettled whether the showers therein to jeremy, keep these little fresh s my west or whether they're further east as well around the baltic states right down into the balkans. northern parts of greece could also see some sheri right in a similar picture as we go on into sunday. meanwhile, across northern parts of africa. hot and

this is better than the heat and dryness of the azores anticyclone, which in the very near future willian plain has already ignited half of europe in fire portugal south, france and italy croatia montenegro greece in spain burned 70,000 hectares of vegetation, which is twice the average annual indicators. but russian be-200s to help, they are unlikely to arrive europe itself closed the sky for russian aircraft yuriy yes they are thank you anna volkova the contrasts of weather in russia and southern europe the fan card is a new digital service for safe and comfortable attending football matches card number is needed for purchase tickets and subscriptions , you can apply for registration from july 4 on the public services portal this summer, the service will be launched in five cities. in orenburg in samara nizhny novgorod rostov-on-don and sochi get a fan card and cheer for football how was the nazification of ukraine? why did the poisonous flower of nazism bloom in this country after 80 years as one of the reasons? why did this happen this different level of education rewrote the histo

here in the atmosphere there are azor gases, oxygen, carbon dioxide and particles, liquid solids, forst, pollen and water droplets, this cannot be, and the more milk or these particles, the brighter the light becomes redder. today he is kind, by the way. it will return to us now, but scarlet dawns are still a great rarity and the kindness of the rising sun, its main property is richly red fatal rather summer sunsets at dawn, there is also an effect, but it is less, because this suspension flying after night. there is no less heated earth that would substitute it into the atmosphere to dissipate for your pleasure. only sunset. it's time for him to sleep. sunrise is always the beginning. especially now in the summer, when there is a whole long day ahead, and physics or magic is not so important. varvara fedorova mikhail tcheverikov stanislav evnyakov and denis ponomarev channel one. well, the day woke up and it's time for us, and the best way to cheer up early in the morning. it is, of course, the russian dance champion ivan miskevich who has been waiting for us to dance. good morning.

clearly visible, the atlantic cyclone, making its way deep into the russian plain, but the crest of the azores anticyclone from europe is also clearly visible, which the day before began to spread its influence on the black sea. the high pressure center will block the flow of air masses saturated with sea moisture into the area of ​​the cyclonic eddy. so the intensity of precipitation in its zone will begin to decline rapidly. today, for example, fields of rain clouds, will continue to cover the territory from the kola peninsula. yes, it’s a touch in the caucasus, but in most areas the downpour will be small, only in places in the far west and the north-west it can pour out about 10-15 mm flags. the day as a whole, the anticyclone over the black sea coast will return the weather in european russia to normal in the coming days, the abnormal heat, which has been holding almost from the very beginning of july, will recede into the zone of its direct influence in the southern region, and on the periphery of the fochava, it will become a traditional west-east transfer to the northern middle latitud