much in northeastern asia, looking at cooling temperatures.orea also looking at scattered showers by friday as well. let's tell you what's going on here across europe now. actually, a few areas i want to mention. one is really this trail of low pressure system dominating the region here from parts of france into germany. actually some severe thunderstorm warnings in place in southern france today. the tail end of this cold front, continuing to stretch through there. as that works its way towards the east, it's going to encounter cooler air off towards western russia. it's really just a siberian air mass, continuing to dominate over there. a lot of snowfall in the forecast. in parts of the baltic states, 10 to 15 centimeters on the ground. kiev, as well, just a high of 3 wednesday and snowfall as well. here's your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hum >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. x0 reporter: this week global 3000 aims straight for the taste-buds. algae it seems is the n

back towards the north, high pressure dominating much of northeastern asia, across korea, over towards japan, but we do have this storm system kicking off here in northern japan, that has been bringing some rough weather out there, and then back towards the west, we have another low coming in that's going to bring in showers across kyushu. look at the forecast saturday morning for okaido. 126 clm kilometer per hour winds. could see an additional 15 centimeters of snowfall overnight. let's talk about the americas, severe thunderstorms still flaring up across the east coast, actually flood warnings in place across the ohio river valley. they have seen this persistent flow. this frontal area really being fielded by that intense action. out ahead of it, record breaking highs were seen earlier this week in new york and d.c., but it's going to be cooling off. take a look at this three-day outlook, halifax 18, 11 on sunday, new york dropping down to 14, they were in the 30s earlier this week, by saturday. here's the extended outlook. >>> we have one more story to share with you before we go.

south and drop down some of the coldest temperatures we have seen thus far this autumn across northeastern asiaiday's high 13, seoul at 17, 17, tokyo. the three-day outlook, seoul drops to 13 by saturday, tokyo looking at a high of 17, it warms up a little bit on saturday, but 15 for the high, below the average there on sunday. even hong kong gets a little taste of this as well. 30, really warm there for you, still summer like, but it does drop down to about 25 and partly cloudy skies by the end of the weekend. meanwhile we take a look at the americas, eastern areas of the u.s., you have seen some prate messy weather here as well. some winter weather advisories are in places like upstate new york. as much as 20 centimeters of snowfall is expected. very wet snow is expected, that will accumulate on branchs, especially branches with leaves on them, that does bring the threat of snapping them and downing power lines as well. something you really want to watch out for. for the most part, this is going to shift over to rain as that heads to the northeast with cooler dry air working back in behind it

back towards the north, high pressure dominating northeastern asia, making at least for some decent witherhere. actually even into tokyo, mid-september temperatures. i do want to talk about what's going on in the americas as well. fairly messy across the north. in the south things are actually in the dry and warm side. dry and windy in the southwest. that creates all sorts of different problems. let me show you video out of nevada. this just is absolutely impressive footage. very dangerous wildfire taking place. started back on friday. winds actually reported upwards of 180 kilometers per hour in this area. the nevada governor declared a state of emergency. the wildfire has destroyed 23 homes, 17 buildings, several barns. the winds are still there, gradually calming down, but you still have those santa ana winds continuing to kick up into southern california. so that red flag warnings are in place there as well. even back towards the east, so very dry. that makes for all those dangerous conditions there. back towards the north, we have a spronl area pulling through the great lakes into the

asia. it hit vietnam overnight. 24 people have died. it slammed into the northeastern coast of the philippines last night, packing 140 miles per hour winds. the storm knocked down plenty of power lines and flooded streets. officials say more than 150,000 people have been displaced. 100 flights were canceled at the international airport, leaving thousands of travelers stranded. >>> in the philippines, an anti- -u.s. protest turned violent. police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters outside of the embassy in philippines. ten people were hurt when they were hit by a police van that drove through the crowd. 29 people were arrested. >>> the fight to retake mosul continues. >> some u.s. forces on the ground are said to be performing noncombat rules but as connor powell reports, the pentagon acknowledges they are in harm's way. >> reporter: the offensive to retake mosul enters the third day. but with thousands of civilians escaping the fighting, there are new concerns about a growing humanitarian crisis in the area. coalition forces now scrambling to set up refugee cams