now it will be affecting the western region of indochina peninsula and it has a history of generating about 300 millimeters of rainfall in taiwan and that will be closer to the western regions. we have another storm system which will be developing into tropical storm -- now in the east of the mariana islands to ap tropical storm status in the next 24 hours. to the north, we have high pressure covering much of the continent and japan, also, is seeing very clear skies. and the skies provided favorable conditions for moon viewing last night. let me show you pictures coming from tokyo a. ideal conditions to watch the harvest full moon. many people gathered at one of the three great gardens in japan to watch the moon while they listened to japanese traditional music. meanwhile, other people enjoyed the view from a boat, together with food and beer. the full moon celebration typically takes place on the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar. we're going to be seeing some clear skies again today with 30 degrees in tokyo with plenty of sunshine. now, moving over to europe, the no

very messy across the indochina peninsula.eports of about 230 millimeters in the past 24 hours in some locations but it's going to get worse with all the thunderstorms that pop up. manilla looking melsy. tokyo, fine, clear skies and a sunny day at 29 degrees. 18 degrees over here and if you can recall last week you saw temperatures down to about single digits for your high so recovering there. now over to mexico, we have two storms to talk about. let me show you the condition here. not a good way to start off this week. tropical storm man-yi drenched the south pacific coast over the weekend and several people fell victim to heavy rain and landslid landslides. trees were toppled by fierce winds. military personnel arrived in flooded areas to help the locals. manual has lost some steam but people can expect wet weather in its wake for the next couple of days. pull back you can see the satellite, messy conditions across much of mexico, especially in much of the southern areas due to a couple of systems. this is a remnant. we've s

drenching rain for the western parts of the philippines, as well as the eastern part of the indochina peninsulaor the next several days. now across the americas, the coldest air of the season invading from the north, creating significant snowfall for the northern rockies. we're dependent expecting about 60 sent mecentimeters in the highest elevations. strong winds and heavy snow could cause low visibility and making for quite dangerous situation. traveling is going to be hazardous. ahead of the system we have severe weather because this is the area where cold air meets up with warmer air from the south. there's a possibility of severe thunderstorms from north dakota down towards wyoming into the next several hours or so. now yet again rain for the florida peninsula, the ground is already very well saturated. the ground cannot take any more rainfall. so very serious conditions will continue into the weekend. now temperatures are going to be in the low to mid 20s across the east. 22 in toronto, 24 degrees in washington, d.c. but if you look at the west, they're usually warmer this time of year. 2

. >>> a tropical storm over the south china sea is heading toward the indochina peninsula. mike from the weather team has been following the story. mai, what's the latest? >> the south china sea has been developing a lot of storms over the water. this is the one that just formed. it is now a named storm system at the speed of 10 kilometers per hour, making its way toward vietnam. already packing up to 90 kilometers per hour and waves as high as much as two to three meters in the surrounding countries. the waves and also the winds will be winding down. however, the tropical moisture development will not be -- will be very persistent. it will be bringing ongoing downpours through western luzon and here in the philippines. the surge of the moisture, this is the -- it will be dumping a lot of moisture to the western side of the storm. and if it does make its way toward central vietnam, this is like likely to certainly up the flooding and landslides. we'll watch this for the next 72 hours. now, across much of the northern areas, high pressure will be predominant with clear skies

days or so and the counterclockwise circulation is also affecting the eastern parts of the indochina peninsulan vietnam, more than 100 millimeters is likely into the next few days. so flooding, lands slides, all of them are going to be a very big concern. temperatures are going to be a little bit chill you're sign across the area at 22 degrees with rainy weather. but seasonal temperatures across the noort north including beijing, seoul and tokyo. across the americas a low pressure system moves across the northwest dropping heavy rainfall and a cold front after affecting manitoba and nevada. heavy rain and damaging winds with possible into tonight. back behind there, there's still cold air enough to cause snowfall for the mountains and wyoming, colorado and utah. about 8 sent mers of snow on friday into the. a new system in british colombia, the pacific north wrn parts of the u.s. and northern parts of california into saturday. and ahead of the system, we're seeing very clear conditions, mainly across the northeast, lots of sunshine and we can say finally good-bye to the rainy weather across th

temperatures here very messy across the indochina peninsula. it's going to get worse with all these thunderstorms that pop up. manila looking messy as well. tokyo, sunny, at 29 degrees. last week, temperatures were down to about single digits for chongquinn. now to mexico, we have two storms to talk about. let me show you the condition here. not a good way to start off this week. tropical storm manuel drenched mexico's southwestern pacific coast over the weekend. many people fell victim to heavy rain and land slides. roads flooded and trees toppled by fierce winds. military personnel arrived in flooded areas to help the locals. people can expect wet weather in manuel's wake in the next couple of days. you can see the satellite very messy conditions across much of mexico, especially in much of the southern areas, due to a couple of systems. this is a remnant low. manuel from the video, now changed to a low-pressure system. it will be bringing drenching rain across the area. ingrid used to be a tropical storm, now a tropical depression, but it co

the enhanced monsoon bringing herry rainfall for you as well and similar conditions in the indochina peninsula. if you look at hokkaido it's been relatively cooler with the high pressure ahead. right around 34 degrees and getting on the chilly side, and similar conditions there in western europe. the cold air spilling in, with the cold front which indeed has been bringing some unstable weather out here across the low countries. wind advisories in germany up to 120 kilometers per hour possible and put that in perspective and that is similar winds that we're seeing with our typhoon near the philippines. so very unstable conditions down here and if you want to go somewhere calm and relatively warm. madrid with a high of 28 on thursday. that's a look at your weather, here a here's the extended forecast. >> a cyclist on a high-tech bicycle has set a world record. he took his bike to more than 133 kilometers per hour. dutch cyclist sebastian boair set the mark at an international event for recompany bent bicycles in the u.s. state of nevada. riders of those kinds o bikes sit in a reclining position.

also, tropical depression expected to become a tropical storm moving to vietnam and indochina peninsula you'll be seeing heavy rain showers through the coming days. over towards the americas, remember last week, we had the severe flooding throughout much of colorado. good news, fair weather is working in. clear skies popping up overhead. but that heavy rain has shifted farther towards the east across the central plains. we'll be seeing rain showers out here. what's pushing it farther to the east is the strong southwesterly winds that are very dry across much of the desert southwest. we have fire weather warnings in place across much of utah, nevada, southern california, even portions of arizona. that really dry air pushing through here, sometimes gusting up to 80 kilometers per hour, will bring the risk of wildfires. if they do develop, they could spread rapidly. farther to the northeast, if you want cooler weather, these are the lows on tuesday. take a look at this, buffalo with a high of 4. toronto with a 4. new york, just getting down to 9. it's feeling very fall, almost winter-like

wide spread heavy rain for the indochina peninsula. temperatures will be hotter than usual. shanghai, 34. 30 degrees for this area toward tsz north and 9 for you in the north more like mid october. across the atlantic, we have a hurricane. this is humberto. humberto is not going to affect any land masses and that's good news. it should weaken to a tropical storm within the next 24 hours. more concern is the tropical storm gabrielle located off the east coast of the continent. this would should weaken to a tropical depression by friday, however, it's got in track with a cold front and producing stormy conditions for atlantic canada on friday going into the weekend. we're forecasting gusts reaching in the 90 kilometers per hour with rainfall of 70 millimeters so stormy conditions starting likely on friday and in fact, the system is already affecting much of southeastern canada as well as the northeastern u.s. severe weather is likely for the next several hours. as we go into friday, much air is coming in from the north and creating some dry and nice conditions on your friday.

dropping heavy amounts of downpour not only in the eastern side but also the western seaboards of indochina peninsula as well. thailand already has seen about 100 millimeters of rainfall in the past 24 hours in localized areas so the land is well saturated, the soil is very loose. any additional amounts could trigger flooding, landslides, as well as mudslides. any additional amounts could top as much as 100 millimeters across these areas with the storm surging all the moisture and enhancing the southwestern monsoonal flow, not very good news. we'll keep a close eye on this one as well as a couple of other storm systems that very active in the pacific ocean. these also look like it will become a tropical storm status into the next 24 hours. this one looks like it will be moving as it did in the previous storm which made landfall. looks like it will be making it toward that and moving into the northeast. but for now, it's still a tropical depression over the water. more rain to come across the korean peninsula. that will be moving into hokkaido. thunderstorms are likely. northern kyushu will likely be