, lake nameless, lake rosnoe, lake khulets, lake okonina. lake beloye is so named because the water in it is very clean; once upon a time there were specimens of the common eel, and large sama and crucian carp and roach are also caught here. all these lakes belong to lakes of natural origin, that is, when the glacier moved, it was swept away on its way, leaving holes that were filled with water during the melting of the glacier, the forest appeared later, in childhood, every child probably thinks about how. .. to spend time no longer usefully, with entertainment, to play, since our territory is an area of ​​picturesque lakes with the neighboring children, we visited the lakes, went fishing, in the winter, there are dunes of natural origin nearby the neighboring village, we went for a ride skiing through the forest, in our youth we rode motorcycles on the neighbor's... the guys explored local attractions, forest paths, and it was interesting to visit local lakes, we fished not only on the white lake, but on the nameless lake, the nameless lak

, lake unnamed, lake rosnoe, lake khulets, lake okunino.te lake is named so because the water in it is very clean. once upon a time there were specimens of common eels here; large eels and crucian carp and roach are also caught here. all these lakes belong to lakes of natural origin, that is, when the glacier moved, it swept away, there were holes left in its path, which were filled with water during the melting process of the glacier. the forest appeared later. during childhood, every child probably thinks about how to spend his time no longer. to play with entertainment, since our territory is an area of ​​picturesque lakes, with the neighboring children we visited the lakes, went fishing, in the winter... nearby the neighboring village there are dunes of natural origin, we went skiing in the forest. when i was young, we rode motorcycles with the neighborhood kids and studied local attractions, forest paths, well, it was interesting to visit local lakes, we fished not only on the white lake, but on an unnamed lake, lake... the lake is not

the lake had, pointing out that the plans related to the restoration of this lake with the presence of 6 ministries, two organizations under the presidency, three professors. it has been approved in the urmia lake restoration headquarters, he said last year only in the field of the ministry of energy, 3 thousand billion tomans were allocated to complete the hardware projects, which amount it is significant. all the capacities that have been compiled in the 26 programs of the urmia lake restoration headquarters are being implemented in this government. the issues that were undecided for years have been stuck for years. today, with the efforts of the working group, the ministries and related organizations are witnessing progress. now, we have ups and downs . last year, we actually visited the lake . well, in the summer, due to various reasons, there was an increase in heat , which was perhaps unprecedented in the history of osan. urmia lake side from december this year, through the levels of west azerbaijan and kurdistan, according to the latest statistics, the level of lake urmia has re

in those days, 1866, this canal connected lake lyuban, our lake lyuban, which. located next to divins have passed, more than one century has passed, since then everything has changed. the cossack canal on the side of lake lyuban is heavily overgrown with pine forest, its banks have become completely impassable, large hummocks above the knee create such big problems when you even start going to take photographs. and i go there very rarely, literally once a... for publications in the press, many thank them for learning a lot about the natural world, that is, the same birds that they saw every day, but did not know how they are called, now they know them precisely by my publications or plants that you can pass by and not notice, here in the articles the attention is focused on schoolchildren , i conduct a lot of educational events, show my presentations, so... i tell them, and the children get carried away and then weave some of their own products based on all these events , some flowers they heard about, photographs they saw. i have lived in dyven since birth, when i was little, my gra

a third lake, this very lake is adjacent to the rat, another village, it also goes to the lake , andthere adjoins too. all four, four villages that are adjacent to this lake, of course, then we lived only from the lake, cow lake, that’s all, we had milk, we had lard, kisvinya, everything was fish, and fish ’s first duty was fish , we had both fried and steamed, dried, uh, in short, everything was there , because we only used the lake, so i say, i always say, so as not to be a cow and not and not a fish, then i don’t know, maybe not would have survived like this, but everything was fine with us, fish... sands, of course, this village is old, old, it of course, it is famous for its old, old buildings, as they say, the gateway is, this is the most interesting thing in our life, it’s called our northern gateway, and there’s another one, the southern gateway, which was from the church, everyone, everyone comes here anniversaries, weddings, they pass through our gate, it’s very interesting for them, even to capture it... it’s interesting to come here to this village and see these estates,

this lake was pointing out that the plans related to the restoration of this lake have been approved by the presence of 6 ministries, two presidential organizations and three governorates in the urmia lake restoration headquarters, he said: last year only in the field of the ministry of energy, 3 thousand billion tomans to complete hardware designs were assigned. that it is a significant figure. all the capacities that have been established in the 26 programs of the urumi lake restoration headquarters are being implemented in this government. things that were undecided for many years have been interrupted for years. today , with the efforts of the working group, they are being implemented in the relevant ministries and organizations, so we are witnessing progress. now, we have ups and downs. last year , according to the beginning of releasing water towards lake urmia from december this year through the hundreds of west azerbaijan and kurdistan level. according to the latest statistics, urmia has reached 1270 meters and 31 centimeters, which is 6 centimeters higher than the same time

the lake is transferred to lake urmia through the transfer tunnel. with the completion of the badin abad project. co-contractors who are one of the good contractors of the country , khatam camp, who today are our day of honor in the construction fields, not only in the country. the region in the world, and thank god, with the grace of having a spirit the jihad, which has a very good management and management by the ministry of energy, god willing, this thousand meters left , which i am sorry for, will be completed. the area of ​​lake rumieh has reached 1200 square kilometers, which is 90 square kilometers more than the same time last year and 586 square kilometers more than the beginning of the blue year is 1402 years ago. at 5:00 p.m., the head of the political office of hamas, in a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs, said that the zionist regime has failed to achieve all its military goals and has lost its political support even in the security council. ismail haniyeh delayed the resolution of the security council on the ceasefire in gaza

, cow lake, everything, we had milk, we had lard, everything was fish, and fish was the first thing,d, and steamed, and dried, uh, in short, everything was because we used it only by the lake, so i say, i always say , so that it’s not a cow and not a fish, i don’t know, maybe they wouldn’t have survived like that, but everything was fine with us, fish, milk, lard, there’s everything, more potatoes for us ... you don’t need anything , it can be done in the city, but here, thank god, it would only be about health, especially now, just don’t be lazy, just don’t be lazy, work if you want, everything will work out, it just happens, you can find , everything can be found, but you just have to work, you have to work, because it’s work, it’s what ennobles a person, but there’s no work give birth, everything will be fine, i understand how i live now, thank god, i have everything, everything, everything, thank god, only... my health was still holding up, nothing more, you don’t need to take your own pond, you can catch some fish, sit here everything is possible there, well, who knows , everyon

, this very thing, adjoins the lake, a rat, another village, it also goes to the lake, and the fourthrm adjoining there, that’s all, too, here are four, four villages that adjoin this lake, of course, then we lived only with a lake, a cow lake, everything, we had milk in us, we there was lard, everything, fish, and fish was the first thing fish, we had it fried, steamed, dried , uh, in short, everything was there, because... we only used the lake, so i say, i always i say not a cow or a fish, i don’t know, maybe they wouldn’t have survived like that, but everything was fine with us, fish, milk, salsa, everything, potatoes, we don’t need anything else, it can be in the city , but with us, thank god, it would only be health, especially now , just don’t be lazy, just don’t be lazy, work if you want, everything will work out, just it happens and you can find it, everything can be found, but you just have to work, work. it’s necessary, because it’s work, it ennobles a person , just don’t be lazy at work, everything will be fine , i understand how i live now, thank god, i have everything, e

lake baikal and improvement of water bodies. it is also important that baikalsk becomes one of the 2.0 stronghold settlements that you spoke about in your message. the second location is the baikalskaya sloboda project, which we have begun to implement together with the tourism corporation of the russian federation, on an area of ​​330 hectares a modern full-service resort with 3,500 rooms will be created, the creation of modern public spaces, an all-season water park, spa and thermal complexes. fishing and craft villages, a full service yacht marina, skiing, cross-country and cycling trails, eco-trails, beach area of ​​congress centers, this will attract tourists of different target groups, increase the annual tourist flow by 850 thousand people, the estimated volume of private investment is 32 billion rubles. the project will take 9 years to complete, with phased commissioning starting in 2027. vladimir vladimirovich, we thank you. you for the decision to create a working group on lake baikal issues, headed by presidential ass

in total , we released 95 million cubic meters to uriya lake. a week ago , i started releasing water from the three hundred largest provinces. peace be upon muhammad and his family in the month of asfand. in farvardin and ard behesht, the rest of the waters will also enter the orbit, god willing. 40 million cubic meters from the surface of bukan and sarogh, in total from the surface of ma abad, 20 million cubic meters were considered to be released to the lake from 9 rivers in west azarbaijan province, in fact 240 million to today, water has entered the sea, which is an increase of 3.00% compared to last year it shows the equality. many times, new constructions increased the amount of water flowing into orumieh lake by 3 times . according to the schedule of the national working group to save lake urmia, by the end of ardi behesht next year, the amount of water transferred to lake rumi will reach more than 500 million cubic meters. it has billion cubic meters of water and its water level is one centimeter higher than last year. very well, in the

barbara went to the lake to check out eckley what is going on here. she will be joining us with some answers. >>> let's go ahead and begin with the weather on this wednesday, as we take a live look at the bay area this afternoon. depending on where you are, you might be getting rain, maybe you aren't yet. we are getting ready for a wet rush hour commute. i am here now with vianey arana. where is is expected to come down right now? >> we do have doppler radar scanning the skies right now. that is in the south bay, but that does not mean that san francisco and the north is in the clear just yet. let's take a closer look at exactly where we will see rain coming down. ally look using our satellite radar, you can see the center of that low sitting off the pacific northwest. if i zoom in on our mobile doppler radar, we can see moving into parts of the south bay and some light scattered activity does north of san francisco, then it goes in three parts of ukiah, a bit closer and you can see san francisco has a break with scattered activity into parts of haywa

today we came only because of the lake. yes , we came because of the lake. i had heard a lot that lake urmia has dried up, but luckily i see that it is in a very good condition. the volume of this lake has increased to 1.7 billion cubic meters and we have had rains, including releases that we have released this year since december. we have done the surveys of three provinces in east-west azarbaijan and kurdistan, so the volume of the lake has increased to one billion and 71 million cubic meters , which means that compared to the same period on the same day last year , we have increased by 160 million cubic meters, and compared to our water year in mehr last year was one billion and 90 million cubic meters. level the volume of the increase in the volume of lake urmia is actually on april 2, 1403. the restoration of lake urmia has become an environmental concern for many years, and with the implementation of long-term plans and people's participation in the management of water resources, we can hope to achieve this goal. according to the forecasts of the meteo

of the most unique objects here in the nature of the tomashov region - this is an artificial lake, asis lovingly called here, because here, despite the fact that there is a large river western bukh, but there are few reservoirs that would be suitable for recreation, so attractive in all respects, here the orkhov reservoir was built, which is called a lake. the orkhov reservoir is an object that was built according to the latest reclamation requirements. there is a water supply from the western bug, it... is located within the former swamp, where the soil was selected and the bottom is sandy, and even covered with plastic oilcloth, such were the eighties and even the standards, later this reservoir became so interesting for people and for nature , there are a lot of fishermen, and the fish are very diverse, you are unlikely to find in this part of the woodland, such a body of water where eels could be found, it is not clear how it either enters... either, or was brought in shat reservoirs, gobies are found here, here even buffalo, once we found fish of american origin, red book plants

they stopped to spend the night in this cozy place, the lake.ince then, the residents began to call the settlement senate. and now it is a cozy town called sino. let's get acquainted. the reign of prince kazimierz jagielonczyk, 1442, the official date of the establishment of the town, which is mentioned in documents grand duchy of lithuania. the first settlements were wooden, they often burned in order to somehow live, people were forced to engage in crafts. the most profitable business at that time was the production of hay, which was sold at fairs, so the place was called hay or hay for a long time. let's go for the hay market, people said, they were happy to go to the hay market. catherine ii also observed the slaughtering of animal feed sales. the russian empress was amazed by the abundance of hay and granted the city a coat of arms. on a green field there are two golden crossed braids. the road between the sina and shklov is very picturesque in places and looks like an english park. this. entry from the diary of catherine ii. apparently, th

, these are the shatskie lakes, this area.hese cosmic distances, he promised himself to be sure to visit this region at the first opportunity, but he was ahead of him, our fellow countryman, pyotr ilyich klemuk, who was born in this area, who was formed here, he was ahead of him, by several months space... became therefore space themes and tomashovka - these are very similar concepts, and even because in our country there are a variety of museums of all kinds of sizes, formats, there is a central state museum, there is a small museum, to visit the cosmonautics museum, you need to go here to this polesie village of tomashova. and the village itself is not so old, the fact is that the main settlement was located behind god, this is vladava, and this area is high, so picturesque, it was used more for such a sanatorium-resort purpose, estates of wealthy people were formed here, people came here on vacation, and what’s more... the conventional satellite of the village of tomashovka, orkhova is also interesting. then there was a dem

kari lake of 2020 for, her worst enemy is kari lake from two years ago.orth carolina, trump endorsed mark robinson for the governors race. robinson has called lgbtq people "filth," has quoted hitler, cast doubt on holocaust and a recent huffpost report revealed that in 2020 robinson said he'd like to turn back time on women's rights. mr. riggleman: that is like john thune endorsing kari lake. it is like this crazy cat i north carolina. republicans are voting for people who believe lord of the rings is a documentary. at some point you have to make a decision about how you will vote, whether it is for this country or for insanity. you look at mark robinson, you look at north carolina, the fact he got the votes that he did should shock anyone with an iq above moron. as the election gets closer, if joe biden were to win, i think women will come in hard on dobbs. it is people screaming and carrying the "rino" flag. . that might overcome the "maga" flag. i also believe independents and center-right the cannot stomach donald trump were kari lake. laura: denver r

this year's favorable rainfall in the catchment area of ​​lake urmia caused a part of the lake's waterbe supplied from hundreds of reservoirs, and these water levels are sufficient to maintain the lake. we think it will help or not, and whether we should hope for the allocation of this amount in dry and low-rain days . a map for the islamic republic of iran was published by biased people. now there, i said that the urumi sea had completely disappeared, and there was no such thing as shumeh sea in that map, but before the rains of the previous year in bahman and esfand. last year, the organization itself really did very good things that my colleagues did in the province , 11 satellite lakes or marine satellite ponds were in a very good condition, that is, despite the fact that the new year is at a normal level and that this year compared to previous years, the situation is good for the country. we really didn't have it, maybe we were in the worst situation little sense it rained, but 11 hayat lakes did not come to the residential areas and settled there because the situation of water re

was supplied and water flowed towards this lake.oit this dam 5. a thousand billion tomans have been spent. this year's rains have completed half of the capacity of 13 hundred catchment areas of lake urmia, which is 22% more than last year. with the start of operation of chapar abad ashnoye, the second water transfer system to lake urmia was completed with the construction of water roads. based on 51 million cubic meters of water through hundred. west azerbaijan was one of the most important half-finished projects with environmental goals from 19 years to finally, the promise that was made by this government in the headquarters of urmia lake restoration that a half-finished project would be opened and operated every three months, this promise was also fulfilled. alhamdulillah, we witnessed the opening of the operation of this project with the operation of this saad. as the final part of the second water transfer system for the supply of water to lake urmia, the first time since the end of december , we have started the construction o

with a bone dry lake bed. regular visitor, jeanette rasmussen was caught off guard. >> you know, it is the first time in 30 years i have seen it this low. so i was pretty shocked, to be honest. >> reporter: valley water drained the lake last week, to prepare this dam, built in the 1930s. >> division of safety does inspections with us, so there were some areas of the dam that they said required some sealant, so we are doing that on the concrete and well that, we are also removing a lot of the debris that collect at the bottom of the dam. >> reporter: this is the district smallest reservoir, holding just 463 acre-feet of water at last capacity. it was drained in 2005. with the water gone, you can see debris left behind in the lake, including construction cones. the district says water released is now flowing into the creek downstream, and will be used to recharge percolation ponds. today, district employees were walking the creek bed, searching for invasive plants to try to remove them while water levels are low

the volume of this lake has increased to one billion and 700 million cubic meters.have had rains, and releases that we have done this year from december through the centuries of three provinces in east-west azerbaijan and kurdistan. well, the volume of the lake has reached one billion and 71 millimeter cubic meters, that is, compared to the same period in on this day last year , we increased 160 millimeter cubic meters and compared to our water year in mehr month of the year the past one billion and 90 million cubic meters , the volume of the increase in volume is actually lake urmia on the second of april 1403. the restoration of lake urmia has become an environmental concern for many years, which can be achieved with the implementation of long-term plans and the participation of people in the management of water resources. he hoped to achieve this goal. according to the forecasts of the meteorological organization regarding the increase of rains in april and may this year on one hand and the projects being implemented by the urmia lake restoration headquarters on

svetloyar, a famous lake in the history... of russian literature and russian culture and in russian in general, because it is with this lake that the famous legend about the city of kitezh is connected, and the same city that sank to the bottom of the lake when he began to be threatened by an attack by the tatar-mongols, but this legend was very tenacious among the russian people, every year on the summer solstice holiday a variety of people came to lake svetloyar... people, as a rule, these were representatives of various christian religious denominations, they they made a religious procession around this lake, and it was a kneeling religious procession, that is, they crawled on their knees, and the lake is not very large, but not very small, about 3.5 km in diameter, so they crawled on their knees around this lake , and they sang songs, it was believed that those who have clean eyes, a pure heart, then... this is how the city of kitizh can see the light spiritually at the bottom of this lake, so prishvin, having gone there, wrote his next book, which was called at the walls of the

lake tahoe. >> that's right. there is going to be the northern and the central sierra. i want to give you another way to look at the snowfall that will be hitting the sierra and why it will be so dangerous. what you are seeing here is the current snow pile on the ground across the sierra. we are going to add 1 to 2 feet of snow so it is somewhat manageable. this is a real-life height i am six foot tall and this is what i am seeing about six feet high. this is where it gets treacherous with snow totals going up to potentially nine feet. an additional 2 to 3 feet of snow going into the saturday forecast. snow levels down to 2000 feet. snowbanks that would be up higher than my head throughout the sierra is going to make it impossible to travel on. as we had through tonight tomorrow and saturday that's why we are getting this across the bay area. there is that polar air across california and that's why it's getting hit the hardest. rain at times is a little bit heavier with some shower activity. we have most of that

for kari lake. she is getting the blessing of the senate republican infrastructure and to be honest with you, the nrsc has changed since rick scott left. they are endorsing way more candidates. getting involved in primaries. getting behind the candidates they want. they have a messy primary in ohio. they have resolved their problems in pennsylvania. it's really a mixed bag. to be honest with you, it's not, while d.c. republicans want to get involved, want to choose their candidates, want to make sure they have the best candidate in there, it doesn't always look good when the establishment is backing you. but i think they've got a much more forceful job this time around. >> let's bring in our man who knows arizona. vaughn hillyard. talk to me about the contours of the race in arizona with sinema out. >> reporter: right. there is a lot of questions on whether she was going to run for the obvious reason, that she was expected to pull the vote from gallego. in a new poll that came out two weeks ago, he

your temperature is anywhere from the 40s at clear lake to the 50s elsewhere. showing you a rainy view. watch out for delays through tonight. wet and windy tomorrow. heavier rain and gusty winds, along with a chance of thunder. and this weekend we're talking about a wintry mix. rain snow over the higher peaks and the possibility of hail along with the cold weather. so it's a level one for tonight really. looking at rain, brief downpours, gusty winds strongest over the hills and an isolated chance of thunder as we go. hour by hour you're going to continue to see those showers going into 9 p.m. the wet weather does start to pick up tomorrow. morning. it's moderate in pockets. 10 a.m. you start to notice the light to moderate rain. and then here comes the heavier stuff. 330 in the afternoon. chance of thunder as well. downpours expected through the evening hours. it switches over as the colder air filters in to snow. not just over the higher peaks around cobb mountain, lake, mendocino counties in the hills, but also around mount hamilton. now a winter storm warnin

in antiochl quarry lake in fremont, lake del valle, and livermore, and shadow cliffs in pleasanton.'s famous pliny the younger ipa, ktvu allie rasmus shows us the crowd waiting for the doors to open and what they experienced once inside. >> before theúfirst glasses of the famed pliny the younger ipa river brewing company in santan- rosa, the line to be one of the first customers snaked around the block. some people camped out on the sidewalk overnight. >> it's like a very long extended tailgate party to have pliny before at different beer spfestivals. >> wanted to try it on the pint and also in bottle and just come here first time doing this, it's something you got to do. i thin& at least once in your life as a beer enthusiast, the triple ipa is known around the world for its smooth taste, with a surprisingly and deceptivelyc spthan 10. >> i've always liked to say that it's like liquid sunshine. >> you know, i've heard other people describing it to folks around here, and it's it is it's citrusy, it's piney, it's super well balanced. >> the ipa is only available in person at the russ

lake is a good explanation of that. shows now coming out of arizona that she's up by several points over lake because she is at this point in time, largely cemented her reputation here in the state. when you're looking at sinema in that 15 to 25% support, meghan mccain a week ago said she was on team sinema. when you look at the state of arizona, go back to doug deucey's last win, i think that is part of that independent even conservative, anti trump conservative part of the arizona electorate that was consequential in getting sinema her win in 2020 and joe biden his win in 2020 in arizona. and so far, you have seen a republican party not move away from that tenor of politics on their side. and you've seen jeff flake, john mccain leave the republican party and potentially the consequences of a head to head match-up is that they could lose a senate race for the fourth time in a row. >> all right, so david and bill, i'm going to read a tweet to you and in our closing of this big news that sinema is not going run for re-el

people began to settle on the shores of the picturesque lake even before our era.ding to popular legend, people have lived on its islands ever since. evil and good spirits. they have been opposing each other for many centuries. to avoid any trouble, locals do not advise birthday people. by agreement, he protects them, sends them to the lake, and between people and the good spirit there are a lot of fish and even predicts fate, they in return give him part of what they have, however, not everyone feels the influence of otherworldly forces here. the inveterate traveler catherine ii was traveling with her senate from polotsk. they stopped for the night in this cozy place. since then the inhabitants began to call the settlement the senate, and now it is a cozy town called sennom, let's get acquainted. the reign of prince kazimir jagielonczyk, 1442, the official date of the establishment of the town, which is mentioned in the documents of the grand duchy of lithuania. the first settlements were wooden, they often... burned in order to somehow live, people were forced to

and come child got this is the only lake like that. the volcano goody, only used to have a lake like this before. but that one disappeared after interruption in 2010. so we're left with just this one was in fact the volcano is getting more active now. the water level in the lake is rising, low to and something dangerous may happen soon. the crater wall may collapse august, letting all of this drawn aggressive, acidic water flood the surrounding area. so you, it's a good thing. nobody lives around here. let's talk about geysers. and we know that they're very rare. and we know that they are connected to volcanic activity. what are they? visors are very rare phenomenon. calling darrell hundreds and thousands of thermal springs in the world was 10. very few guys are almost every one of them has a name and its own temper. so, how does it work to you? this area of the valley of geysers is the edge of a large caldera, who's in guys are caldera, which acts as a giant water reservoir, through sub surface rocks of crags, and then, and water filt

echo lake, 51, south lake tahoe 48. so you combine that with the snow and the wind. that's why you're going to have some serious issues there trying to make any any headway, if you will. so that's why they're advising you don't go i mean, if you're already up there, congratulations. but don't do anything until probably maybe sunday to start to improve a little bit here. but the wind and the snow will make for a tough, tough go here. as far as local snow, our best bet would probably be around 2000ft or 2500ft. saturday evening. sunday. the key will be will there be enough moisture? i don't think it will make it down to 1500ft. maybe a rain and snow mix. extremely cold air though, is on the way. that doesn't come in until friday or excuse me, until saturday. what's happening now is you're seeing enhancement. the jet stream is punching in, and this low will drive in. so rainfall rates are going to pick up. maybe even some thunderstorm activity. some hail, funnel clouds and a valley would not surprise me in the least. so get ready here. wind advisory starts at noon, goes

let alone the lake in the distance lake level 4 to 8 feet of snowfall to be accumulated by this. the next 24 hours going to be bringing the very heaviest of snow fall to the sierra nevada and roadways out there. if not close down in many spots will be soon likely as mountain passes are going to be receiving feet upon feet of snow. bay area comparatively quiet, but breezy nonetheless. and we do have marine wood. sandra fell seeing some heavy pockets of rain pushing through rainfall for the latter half of the day is actually going to be more significant than what we've seen so far this morning. and as we work our way into the latter half of the day, you can expect just a little bit more of that orange and red popping up on the map indicating thunderstorm potential for a lot of us back here at home now. i know so many people have plans on getting up to the sierra this weekend where peak season now. but even if you can't get the refund on those reservations, stay put and stay safe. 0 visibility, multiple feet of snowfall. blizzard warnings in effect as we make our way through the wee

the volcano goody, only used to have a lake like this before. but that one disappeared after interruption in 2010. so we're left with just this one was, in fact the volcano is getting more active now. the water level in the lake is rising and something dangerous may happen soon. the crater wall may collapse, letting all of this strong aggressive, acidic water flood the surrounding area. so you, it's a good thing. nobody lives around here. let's talk about geysers. and we know that they're very rare and we know that they are connected to volcanic activity. what are they? visors are very rare phenomenon called darrell hundreds and thousands of thermal springs in the world with standard. very few guys are almost every one of them has a name and its own temper. so, how does it work? you? this area of the valley of geysers is the edge of a large caldera, who's in guys are caldera, which acts as a giant water reservoir, through sub surface rocks of crags, and then, and water filters down through those cracks to the body of magma close to the surface t

the third brings us to arizona senate candidate keri lake. she previously ran go governor in 2022 where she emerged as one of the fiercest defenders of trump's coup. and antagonistic to the press. >> we had a fraudulent election and corrupt election. fake news wants us to think that guy got 81 million votes. okay. all right. i am going to not only be the governor of arizona for four years. i will do two terms and be your worst freaking nightmare for eight years and we will reform the media as well. we will make you guys into journalists again. get ready. it will be a fun eight years. i can't wait. >> it will be fun. she lost. but i guess to her perverse credit, she really fully committed to the bit. going around to any fringe maga outlet. claiming the 2022 midterm election she lost were stolen as well. >> we know we won and showed up in droves and know that they intentionally sabotaged election day so we will fight to get the rifle duly elected governor myself into office. >> we won the election. i know my opponent who is sitting in the gover

komsomolskoye lake was rebuilt and improved for decades after the war., alleys, embankments, recreation areas, and bridges from the islands located in svisloch appeared here. a unique park area with various trees, all this makes this corner of the capital especially attractive for residents and guests of minsk. by the way, the pies are just as delicious as they were back then. after large-scale reconstruction , many symbolic places appeared here, for example, this fountain made of 53 granite parts, this is exactly the number of divisions that participated in the liberation of minsk. over the years of independence , changes have affected literally all districts of the belarusian capital, including pobediteley avenue. once upon a time, a tatar settlement, tatar vegetable gardens, that’s what the area was called compact residence of tatars here, known since the 15th-16th centuries. in the same place, in the post-war period, a modern avenue began to take shape. you can trace its history from the objects located here. in the seventies and eighties, a building

michael prostate has been found in old limits, lakes and in the mountains to lake geneva. as water may look, crystal clear. but micro plastic isn't always visible to the naked eye. again, i'll say what am i still got the lake geneva where we are now has around the same proportion of micro plastic a certain hotspots in the mediterranean. and it will, we're finding really large amounts of plastic. that's not surprising. given that a lake is usually a closed system or at least has little in and out flow. so everything accumulates. each year late, geneva, or a loan takes in some 55 tons of plastic, mainly in the form of micro particles. it's estimated that around $580.00 tons of now accumulated in the lake, transported by rivers about 20 tons of micro plastics on switzerland and to the ocean. every year. i contribute to pollution worldwide. so how can this problem be solved? classical name is a plastic problem, is a global problem that requires a variety of approaches. it's not just about finding one that will work. you need different options on a variety of levels. so you can

armenians have this very a poetic name for lake sivana: they say: blue-eyed beauty, because the lake lake, by the way, rivers, the sea, everything that symbolizes the feminine in a horizontal position, in a vertical position, well, for example , mountains, this is... the masculine principle, it turns out that the blue-eyed beauty is in the strong masculine embrace of the mountains. i had already been to sivan during my last visit, but this time i could not pass by. who could? it's so beautiful! here you can go for a boat ride on the lake, ride a jet ski, catamaran or water ski, or visit the ancient sevanavang monastery. or you can just sit on the shore and admire this idyllic picture, but it’s even better to admire it while sitting in one of... friends, i promised to show you where crayfish spend the winter, here they are, they spend the winter in my plate, well, more precisely, they are on lake sivani they spend the winter in armenia, they don’t show off on my plate and are pleasing to the eye, look at the color, but bright red-orange, even coral, incredibly beautiful, it is believe

, please show me the grave lake, here is the grave lake, the next frame shows the layers of the graveted on... a peninsula with the barintsev sea nearby, salt water enters through the bridge, it stratifies the top layer is fresh, then elephantine, salty bacteria, and saturated with hydrogen sulfide due to the fact that mixing does not occur there, accordingly, their own species live in certain layers, you can talk a lot about this lake, this lake, its origin was clarified only in the 19th century, when sea cod was caught, and it did not become clear why it was like a fresh lake, and a sea cod, there were no sources from below, so from below, only what was from the sea, it stagnated, stagnated and through the jumper salt water comes in from the ocean. it is denser than pressed, fresh is on top, salt is down, they don’t mix and a native layer is formed, also regarding the magical properties, why is this connected with some kind of witchcraft attitude, why do people treat this way, because that water reflects the surrounding world, so mystical, magical, therefore in witchcraft and sorcer

miss lake re morris. they would maybe future contestants will be encouraged to use more truck to in their speeches of the american indian day festivities of winding down after a day full of native american tradition. peyton and his friends celebrate with another american tradition, hamburgers and coke. the macon state. we native americans are still american and we do have the american food burgers, pizzas, check in, cries and coke. just says regular americans, personally, i enjoy the native condition more is that fryeburg may be peyton's generation. will take the best of these traditions and create new ones, unique to the young choctaws of mississippi, the, the land that would later become the state of mississippi. we settled by europeans in the late 17th. an 18th centuries. they built their own culture and customs with them and to build european style houses the many of those living in the lower mississippi delta still take pride in preserving some of those traditions. julie bo check nick named mustang j

road across the lake difficult, through a squally wind, washed out and cracked. need to be prepared to meet them. baikal ice does not forgive mistakes. a car was passing here, but after that, apparently, it was torn apart and formed such collisions and gaps on top of each other. but behind the ice floes is the main danger, because there... finding a safe passage takes time, so all your attention is on the ice, every detail is important, from the thickness of the cover to the blowing of the wind. having crossed the crack, it is necessary to deliver the main cargo, drags, backpack, skis are back on the road. a strong mudflow wind, now the barguzin is blowing, as well as hummocky fields that are found along the entire route and ice fields, force us to. kilometers of ice roads along winter baikal, and this journey, of course, is not for the sake of distance, not for the sake of some sporting achievements, but in order to touch this beauty, this beauty, to see sunrises and sunsets again, to experience what what i once experienced in my youth, vesti correspondent vladi

the volume of the lake is wide enough to reach one billion and 71 cubic millimeter, which means that we increased by 160 million cubic meters compared to the same period on this same day last year, and compared to the year of water. in october of last year, one billion and 90 million cubic meters of volume increased, in fact , lake urmia is on the second of april 1403. the restoration of lake urmia has become an environmental concern for many years, which has been implemented with the implementation of long-term plans and people's participation in management. the sources of water use can be expected to achieve this goal. according to the forecasts of the meteorological organization. on the increase of rainfall in april and may of this year, on the one hand, and the plans being implemented by the urmia lake restoration headquarters, on the other hand , the level of the precious turquoise water of west azerbaijan is expected to increase even more in the next few months . written and digital religious works of their own

del valle, but also at shadow cliffs lake in pleasanton and quarry lakes in fremont. do take it seriously, william conklin, an emeritus biology professor at san francisco state university, says blooms are becoming more common across the globe and they're starting to happen earlier in the year. >> with this increasing water temperatures. and we've seen that all through california that they're inching up due to climate change. that gives these blue green algae that a little, advantage over the others. >> for fremont resident matthew stewart, that means not taking his toddler to the beaches of quarry lakes. despite living within walking distance. >> i mean, i know that they opened like this stretch of beach over here a long time ago. and since my kid was a toddler, i've wanted to take her there. but i haven't been able to because it's been closed ever since. >> but rosenfield says if the bloom becomes big enough to drop oxygen levels in the water, fish will be at risk. next, similar to the red tide, algal bloom that happened in lake merritt two years ago, which killed of

includes clear lake, lake ford and the upper lake we have the winter storm running in effect 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. sunday. it looks like snow levels in this location could be anywhere between 1000 to 2000 feet. exciting on that front to get snowfall. we had some last year . it will make it icy and maybe even power outages. 1 to 3 inches. near bypass levels, plus interest. we are tracking it through the weekend. let's take you down to stormranger doppler radar. we have been 21 lightning strikes over the past half hour. team will be out here with the next round of rain moving in. pushing storm cells after north and east. will keep some of the heavy rain through crockett into 7:08 tonight. rain through the peninsula into the east bay for the next 45 minutes we have seen on- again/off-again rainfall in the south bay continues. the way i see it right now, as we roll through tonight we will see more rain redeveloping with heavy downpours at times. doing anything this evening, make sure to have the umbrella with you. as we head through tomorrow morning, we'll break it down to spotty chan

we had light showers around the north bay, and now it's quiet around lake tahoe, but the wind will pick up. tomorrow, winter storm watch returns to the sierra, not a big impact for travel home sunday. monday and tuesday could see another 18 inches of snow above 5,000 feet. around this time tomorrow we'll see changes. most of sunday will be dry but wind will pick up in the afternoon. past 5:00, 6:00, 11:00 tomorrow night, rain moves in. another thing as we move forward, wind speeds 15 to 30 miles per hour. so we'll be dealing with wind and rain to wrap up sunday. one more weather system tuesday, then a big-time warm-up ahead. when upper 70s could arrive, we'll look in a few minutes. >> keep tabs on the weather from your phone. download our free nbc bay area app, point the camera at the qr code to take you to our radar. >>> the justice department has started a criminal investigation involving the alaska airlines plane that lost a door panel midflight. it was headed to ontario, california, from portland, oregon, in january when a section blew off, forced an emergency landing. according to

let alone the lake in the distance lake level 4 to 8 feet of snowfall to be accumulated by this. the next 24 hours going to be bringing the very heaviest of snow fall to the sierra nevada and roadways out there. if not close down in many spots will be soon likely as mountain passes are going to be receiving feet upon feet of snow. bay area comparatively quiet, but breezy nonetheless. and we do have marine wood. sandra fell seeing some heavy pockets of rain pushing through rainfall for the latter half of the day is actually going to be more significant than what we've seen so far this morning. and as we work our way into the latter half of the day, you can expeus

this is a live look at highway 50 in south lake tahoe. you see right there, somebody going very slow. the snow blanketing those roads. and it's bringing warnings to stay home unless you have an emergency that really forces you to get out and drive. so if you have to drive between placer and nevada counties put chains on your tires. you know it's real, jess, when you have to put chains on your tires. >> oh absolutely. especially during this time of year. but this is one of the strongest storms we've forecasted so far for our friends up in the sierra. so let's dive into the forecast here and we're going to get straight into the tahoe region in just a minute as we wake up this morning to cloudy skies throughout some of the bay area. we're also talking about 40s and 50s for our current temperatures. today's going to feel a lot cooler than yesterday as that winter storm approaches us. it's going to dip our temperatures down into the upper 40s and lower 50s this weekend. @ current temperatures right now are actually going to be the daytime high

by the lake, in a large, comfortable country house.of the city, while others, on the contrary, are closer to ancient cities, in any case you can choose. hotels are also being actively built; the demand for holidays in these parts only increases every year. growing. and this place in the malskaya dolina natural landscape park has every chance of becoming a real resort. in general, this park, so to speak, is part of a unique attraction of the pskov region, from borsko-malskaya to... its landscape was formed 12,000 years ago during the passage of a glacier. from the steep shore of lake maiskoe you can see views that literally take your breath away. it seems that you can wave your hands and fly away, but you definitely don’t need to fly away, you should at least spend a weekend or vacation, moreover, from here it is only 30 km to the pskov kremlin and very close to the ancient city. izborsk look, it's an oil painting. in our country, zelenogradsk leads in number. kaliningrad region cats? yes, well, the pskov region is in no way inferior. l

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conditions in south lake tahoe took a rapid decline. what started as a light snowfall early this morning took a turn for the worse. a long line for the lift, heavenly, one of the only tahoe resorts with chairs turning friday. >> might not happen tomorrow, so we'll do it today. >> reporter: with a get it while you can mindset on the slopes. >> we're really excited. >> reporter: most braving the blizzard-like conditions in south lake tahoe and from out of town and making the most of it. >> we're on school vacation and, yeah, super excited to have a storm. >> if i do one run, that's better than none. >> just here to have some fun, explore, just have a positive twist on it. >> reporter: but it's not all fun and games. the storm bringing heavy snow and high wind with low visibility friday as crews raced to keep up on the roads. >> waa waa. >> reporter: that's how you feel about today? south lake tahoe under a blanket of snow, several inches thick as more keeps moving in. >> this is what we needed. so we're excited. hopefully it continues all