the northwest ordinance. and, you know, this is somebody got your j.d. at the university of minnesota. the northwest ordinance is still got the power of the law of the land. the michigan constitution quotes verbatim out of the northwest ordinance. tell us a little about it. well, the creation of the maine american constitution in philadelphia gets all the love attention you and it should. and it's absolutely crucial american history. and i hope all this work that's being done revive interest in history and civics. the united states puts a lot of attention on the constitution. i know you have gordon wood out here. everyone here should, go hear gordon wood talking in grand. he is the master. he is the expert on the founding of the country and the writing of the constitution. so please go hear him. but as gleave said up in new york, the continental congress was still meeting and they had to decide what to do with this big chunk of land that they ended up acquiring as of the american revolution, many of you proba

the northwest ordinance. and, you know, this is somebody got your j.d. at the university of minnesota. the northwest ordinance is still got the power of the law of the land. the michigan constitution quotes verbatim out of the northwest ordinance. tell us a little about it. well, the creation of the maine american constitution in philadelphia gets all the love attention you and it should. and it's absolutely crucial american history. and i hope all this work that's being done revive interest in history and civics. the united states puts a lot of attention on the constitution. i know you have gordon wood out here. everyone here should, go hear gordon wood talking in grand. he is the master. he is the expert on the founding of the country and the writing of the constitution. so please go hear him. but as gleave said up in new york, the continental congress was still meeting and they had to decide what to do with this big chunk of land that they ended up acquiring as of the american revolution, many of you proba

the pacific northwest, the oregon country, it went through a phase in which the two primary claimants to the region, the u.s. and great britain, agreed to share for indefinite time. the so-called joint occupation i referred to earlier. the convention of 1818 was in agreement with and great britain and the united states that resolved territorial disputes following the war of 1812. the convention of 1818 first established the 49th parallel as the border from the great lakes to the rocky mountains. this is the northern border as we know it today. the border that separates present-day north dakota from manitoba, montana from saskatchewan and alberta and so on. that convention of 1818, it established that border at the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains and the west. and then, the convention of 1818 authorized the joint occupancy of the oregon country. whereby the rights of both british subjects and american citizens to occupy and to trade in the region would be respected. now, the second and, that the pacific northwest becomes american territory, that di

all right, so american interest in the pacific northwest. having stagnated for decades suddenly increases dramatically. it takes the form of both settlers emigrating to the west but then also politicians, american statesmen, increasingly becoming willing to confront the british in order to resolve this boundary dispute in america's favor favor. and again, the respective approach is to colonization on the part of britain and the united states are a study in contrast. remember the hudson's bay. discouraged settlement it made no attempt to bring europe and women to the region to start families and to establish a permanent settler society. no attempt at all. the hbc discouraged ownership of lands. it was purely and extractive resource colony and indigenous were viewed by the hudson's bay company for their utility in company operations. there was no drive the part of the british to dispossess this native peoples of lands, no effort to place them reservations that would have been detrimental to the companies operations to mention its profits. amer

except for poultry raising, the economy of northwest arkansas was stagnant until the middle 1950s. at that time, a group of interested citizens decided that in order to improve conditions and make opportunities for young people to remain in northwest arkansas it would be necessary to attract industry. they had appealing resources, a stable labor supply inexpensive land to develop, good water and power resources and a desirable environment. at the time a leading sporting goods company was looking for a new home. >> we came to rogers back in 1957 and when we first look for a plant site was to look for whether there was an airport facility. when i look at a greenfield rogers airport at the time didn't offer everything i wanted. but i have complete assurance. they too recognized the need for aviation for development and they would do anything within their part to help construct an airport for the city of rogers. and with that we finally decided to move to rogers. >> not only have we contributed economically to northwest arkansas, but the fact that we have been happy and successful here

the economy of northwest arkansas was stagnant until the middle 1950s. at that time, a group of interested citizens decided that in order improve conditions and make opportunity for young people to remain in northwest arkansas, it would be necessary attract industry. they had appealing resources, a stable labor supply, inexpensive land to develop good water and power resources and a desirable environment at the time, a leading sporting goods company was looking for a new home. we came to rogers, actually, in 1957, although the plant wasn't until the of 1958. when we looked for a plant site, one of the very first things we looked for was, whether or not there was an airport facility. and i am frankly adamant that when i look at our greenfield, which was rogers airport at, the time it didn't offer everything that i wanted, but i had complete assurance from the people in rogers. but they, too, recognized the need for aviation as an adjunct to work to a development that do anything within their power to help construct find airport for the arrival. and with t

one or two blustery showers in the far northwest.monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshire for instance, a bit more rain just pushing into perhaps yorkshire, northern parts of wales, as well. but still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards ac

but from monday, another storm system will enter the country from the northwest. to its arrival, the rains will start in the northwest and gradually these rains will extend to the southern areas of the caspian sea and the southern slopes of alborz. on tuesday, saturday, we expect an increase in the intensity of rains in the southern part of the caspian sea. may the rains in this region increase in speed and have more intensity , as you can see the intensity of the rains in in the eastern parts of istanbul, gilan province, we will see rains in alborz heights , even in the form of snow. on this day, the system will be more widespread , it will extend to the northeastern parts of the country, and the rains will start again in these areas. in the next 24 hours, due to the wind, we expect the caspian sea to be rough, and today it will be rough due to the western regions and the parts of the eastern belt of the country. on saturday to monday, this condition will also be affected by the speed of the wind in the western regions and parts of the belt. in the eastern part o

for tomorrow night, first in the provinces located in the northwest, i.e. the provinces of west azarbaijanst azarbaijan, ardabil , the west coast of the caspian sea, i.e. the provinces of gilan and mazandaran, we will have rain. for tuesday, wednesday and even thursday, the intensity and extent of rains will increase, as you can see, parts of the west, northwest, we have rained in the southern slopes and heights of albar, the northern coasts of our country, and even for thursday in parts of the northeastern part of the country , we issued a warning based on this. we have a yellow alert in provinces such as west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil, zanjan, kurdistan, kermanshah, even for the last days of the week for the provinces located in the west of our country, hamadan, lorestan, qom mazarzi, north of isfahan province, the coastal provinces of the caspian sea for four days . in the future, there will be rain. mazandaran, golestan , in the provinces located on the southern slopes of alborz , we have light and scattered rain for on tuesdays and wednesdays and thursdays, the intensity of

hopefully we don't lose everything to the pacific northwest.e updates as we see these storms heading our way. el nino, it is complicated. as we head through tomorrow morning's forecast, we're going to start off with some low 50s across the bay area and those clouds. a few 40s over the north bay. then as we head through tomorrow, we're going to see temperatures cool off by about 10 degrees. so colder fall weather on the way. 68 in santa rosa. 70 concord. 69 here in san jose. on the seven-day forecast, we'll see a little bit of wind by saturday, 15 to 35 miles per hour. that will elevate fire danger. we'll keep it in the 60s for san francisco. for the inland valleys, we're down to 68 friday, 69 saturday. look at those morning lows, 40s. >> that's cold. >> oh, yeah. coming our way. time to get that heavier jacket out. >> have to get the heater on in the house. all sorts of issues. >> don't blame me, all right? >> thanks, jeff. >>> some of the top minds in science and technology are being honored by president biden. the special award he is giving o

except for a poultry racing and marginal farm tiindustry, the economy of northwest arkansas was stagnant until the middle 1950s. at that time, a group of ve intestines -- interested citizens decided that to make g opportunities for young people to remain, it would be necessary to attract industry and they had a stable labor supply, and expense of land to develop, good water and power resources and a desirable environment. at the time, a leading sporting goods company was looking for a new home. >> we came to rogers in 1957 although the plant wasn't oo completed until the middle of 1958 and when we first look for a site, one of the first things we looked for is whether there n was an airport facility and , when i look at a greenfield which was rogers airport at the time, it didn't offer everything i wanted, but i had complete assurance of the people here that they also recognize the need hafor aviati as an adjunct part of development and if they did anything within their part to construct a fine airport for the city. with that in mind we finally or decided to move to rogers. >> not only h

one or two blustery showers in the far northwest.aks of rain particularly during monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshire for instance, a bit more rain just pushing into perhaps yorkshire, northern parts of wales, as well. but still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're goin

we have them in parts of the north and northwest of our country, which shows the possibility of rain for tonight in provinces like ardabil, west azarbaijan and east azarbaijan. maps and meteorological information show that from tomorrow, with the arrival of the rain system , rains will start in these areas, this time from the north and northwest . but in parts of the province such as west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil, in the west of our country, such as kurdistan, kermanshah, zagros highlands , in provinces such as lorestan. qom and even central we will have rain. it will gradually reach the northern parts of our country. the coastal provinces of khazar, gilan, mazandaran, golestan received heavy rains, and especially in provinces such as zanjan, ghazvin, albors, tehran, the intensity of rains can reach the level of flooding of public roads. it will gradually reach parts of the northeast of the country from tomorrow afternoon to tuesday. provinces such as north khorasan, north semnan and north khorasan razavi province will have the same conditions. the next day, especially in

most the rain going remain up in the pacific northwest. but there's a slight chance we could see a few light showers north of the golden gate bridge will have weather coming up in a few minutes. >> lauren, thank you. a disappointing loss for warriors fans. tonight. the team fell to the phoenix suns final score 108, to 104. yeah. those are down big but they roared back. made it close in tonight. fans were really excited to get. >> back to worries. base basketball chase entered a whole new season in kron 4, sarah stinson caught up with fans at thrive city and inside the arena. >> warriors lost by 4 points. fans disappointed and the team could have done better. but overall, people are hopeful for the rest of the season out little little bobby, but first game going a little bit. but >> we still got 100 plus games. so with the first game, it is wet is big enough on out there. only a few diehard fans braved the cold watching game one at thrive city tuesday night. dubnation filed into chase center, though when doors opened, fans went wild after s

few showers once northwest and a few showers once again the northwest again towards the far northwestat 15 or 16 degrees, a little at fresia' towards the south at 15 or 16 degrees, a little at fresia 10 wards the south at 15 or 16 degrees, a little at fresia 10 to rds the south at 15 or 16 degrees, a little at fresia 10 to 11s the north at near a 10 to 11 celsius. as for monday, well, once again, outbreaks of rain affect some central and southern parts uk . if affect some central and southern parts uk. if anything, parts of the uk. if anything, tending the tending to pep up through the day so some heavy day in some parts. so some heavy bursts developing across parts of the midlands and of wales, the midlands and locally far locally down towards the far southwest as we southwest of england as we go through towards through monday towards the southeast brighter picture through monday towards the soutia ast brighter picture through monday towards the soutia few brighter picture through monday towards the soutia few showerser picture through monday towards the soutia few showers and cture

northwest syria has, for the past many years, been the subject — and it still is, in a different wayach that, which is what your amnesty international people would be saying to me... in extremis. ..in extremis — first of all, it wouldn't have worked. the security council wouldn't have agreed to it. iam bound... that's the point. well... i mean, let's not get too stuck on syria, but would you, as a senior un official, agree that right now, the way the un security council works, the system of permanent five having a right of veto, which goes back to the settlement after the second world war, and the big powers carving up sort of international power and domination... mmm. ..it is entirely inappropriate for the 21st century, is it not? it's not working. but the humanitarian world does not depend on the security council for all its operations. in fact, there are many humanitarian agencies — the red cross, msf and others — who, as a matter of principle, do not want the security council to discuss humanitarian issues. and i have a lot of sympathy with that. for that reason, i was one of tho

brigades, the military of hamas of announced that they have been fighting the israeli forces in uh northwest of them of gaza, so ash as we've been speaking a lots of things going on, i hope i have not seen any news yet on the uh the algos hospital being hit, of course it has received this warning of evacu. situation were talking they you were just telling me that they had nowhere to go and that the israelies are still claiming that that's hospitals are being used by resistance forces and even doctors inside those hospital saying that no such a thing is true so let's talk about that a bit okay first of all just for i start uh minutes ago there was a couple of explosions right behind me and not not far from the gates of hospital in khan unis and soon you will see ambulances coming and this the the daily routine when the explosions happen close up and the ambulances come in now as in regards to uh the clashes between the israeli forces and the hamas fighters they are still taking place northwest of of of gaza sea and today uh wit is said to have seen israeli tanks driving on the coastline of...

this storm system here that is hitting the pacific northwest.out with one to three inches of rain. watch this as it loops around right there. that counterclockwise spin, the center of the storm toward canada. this is now the third storm we have seen like this nailing them while we remain dry. it may have you thinking, we are in el nino. shouldn't we be getting heavier rainfall? this takes me back to 2015 and 2016 when we had a very strong el nino and pacific northwest ended up with all of the action while we had much less rainfall to the south. that's certainly something we will be following as we move through the next several months with el nino. does it stay centered over the pacific northwest, or will we get in on some of this? showers across the bay area. nothing heavy. we will hold on to showers in san francisco through 5:30 tonight. may hold up into oakland through 6:00. that's the nature of what we will see tonight. 7:00, showers near san francisco and the coast. that moves to the south bay by 10:00 p.m. that system we have right now is g

rains also occur in the northwest, west and northern coasts. you can see that in the southeast of our country, for the next few hours , in the south of sistan and baluchistan province, the east of hormozgan province, and the southern heights of kerman province , scattered rains will occur in the next few hours . for tomorrow, we expect to see these rains in the northern part of our country for ardabil provinces. eastern west azerbaijan , zanjan, kurdistan, gilan, mazandan, golestan, gradually for north khorasan, north khorasan razavi and the domain high alvarez, scattered rains will continue for tomorrow as well. we will also have scattered rains for tomorrow in the south-east of our country, in the south of sistan and baluchistan, east of hormozgan and the southern heights of kerman. another important point is the momentary strong winds. for today, in the west, northwest, parts of the slopes of alborz in the central regions of our country , you can see that the strong wind brings with it the rise of dust, so we expect that due to this strong w

it is expected to be relatively calm, especially in most areas , but in the northwest of the country,the northern parts of west azarbaijan province, north east azarbaijan and ardabil, and to some extent the northern parts of the country will have rain today and tomorrow. gradually, for the middle days of the week, for example, on tuesday and wednesday, the amount and intensity of rains will increase. in addition to the north-west , we will have good rains in the caspian sea. god willing, in the slopes and heights of alborz, including in the northern parts of the province, such as zanjan ghazvin . alborz and even in the north of tehran we may see rain and gradually for the end of the week on wednesday and thursday, it will reach the northeast of the country, and the rainfall will increase in the northern parts of our country . it is not too far from the western parts of the country to expect heavy rains in the western parts of our country, such as kurdistan and zanjan . for the end of the week, we currently have a yellow level warning, but it seems that for the second half of the week,

on thursday, these rains will occur in the northwest parts of the country, in the western areas of the western part of the caspian sea and in the central slopes of zagros. on wednesday and thursday , the rains will continue in the highlands. the south of kerman and sistan baluchistan will continue in the form of scattered showers during the afternoon and early night until tomorrow due to the wind in the eastern parts of the country and in these areas , i thank you. negev was on one of the terrorists' shoulders, he was just screaming all the time that he wanted to get off. צנועה, and we reach the border, אני רוא אוד חוליה של מהבילים, they saw me, i took the children, they hid us behind the sand, they didn't hurt us and they continued to fight when my children were attacked when they were sleeping, i went to them in the shelter and closed the door. i told the children that it is dangerous outside and there are bad people there. i heard the sound of the attack on the door of the house . they are talking in arabic. بعربي دمن شلي حبيت عني منساء لاحزيککھیگ i tried to hold the shelter door ti

action, the villages were buried and more than 1,300 houses were destroyed due to the earthquake in northwest afghanistan, the number of earthquake victims increased to 2,053 people, and the treatment of children under 7 years old is freed. 100% increase to 4 thousand the bed has arrived. in the name of god. o allah , peace be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and speedy their fate. good morning and have a good day, dear compatriots . welcome to the detailed news of this hour. the number of martyrs of the zionist regime's airstrikes on gaza. in the last two days, the death toll reached 465, of which 78 are children and 46 are women. 19 palestinians were martyred in an air attack by the zionist regime on residential areas in beit hanonun in the north of the gaza strip. the number of martyrs of the attack by airstrikes on rafah in the south of the gaza strip increased to 18 people and to five people in the east of khanyounos . with the martyrdom of 4 palestinians in qalandiya and dovan palestinians in hebron and south of nablus , west bank palestinians reached 9 people on sunday. in res

tonight, the rains continue in the western parts of the northwest, and the same is true in the alborz heights. but what will happen tomorrow ? tomorrow, rain is expected in the provinces of west and east azarbaijan, as well as ardabil on the other hand, in the question of the caspian sea, in gilan, those who are in mazandaran should wait for rain in golestan province, in the same way in the northern provinces of tehran, semnan, qazvin al-bobarz and zanjan, it is not unlikely that there will be scattered rain in the province. we also have the western parts of the country ahead of us. the western part is in the kermanshah province of hamedan kurdistan. i would like to say that in the central province, of course, it rains sporadically . in the ilam province, it rained today , while it is predicted that there will be a chance of lightning in the central alborz highlands. be also the north in the west of the country, lightning will occur mostly in the afternoon. it fell, but the wind that will happen tomorrow will be in the eastern areas of the country as well as in the central areas of th

sadness, joy, song of life. smeter today, for the northwest and parts of the northwest of the country thunder, and wind. predicted in the provinces of ardabil, east azerbaijan, west azerbaijan, zanjan, kurdistan, hamadan, kermanshah, gilan, mazandaran to tadriz for golestan, as well as in the highlands of qazvin, alborz, tehran and semnan, rainfall occurs in these areas. the rains are more intense in ardabil province, parts of north east azerbaijan, west azerbaijan and gilan province. the possibility of the water flow of abrood rising. there are houses , we predict the possibility of tagag rain along with it rains and temporary strong winds occur . we ask that you avoid staying on the banks of rivers. during this period, the caspian sea is also experiencing an increase in wave height, marine activities should be done with some restrictions. along with the rains , the temperature will drop in the northern regions of our country , especially in the northern coasts of our country, the temperature will drop significantly for the next 3 days. we also predict that in terms of the wind pheno

today, the meteorological organization has predicted rain for the northwest, north, northeast and southernpes of alborz and areas of the west of the country. snowfall is not expected in some of these areas. the details we ask more from the weather expert. mrs. ahmaddi, hello, good morning. please tell me for which one of the regions today. it is raining in the country. well, as you mentioned, rain is active in most of the northern half of our country . we predicted the peak and intensity of the rains in the caspian sea. well, it is the rainy season in the north of our country, which means that there is nothing abnormal about the province. we want a name. let's take the vast areas from the north-northwest of west and east azarbaijan , zanjan, kurdistan, kermanshah, even to the north of ila province. zagros from this direction to even the north of lorestan. for tomorrow, north of isfahan province, qom, central hamadan, in the southern slopes and heights of alborz, provinces like zanjan, ghazvin, alborz, tehran, especially on thursday , it is completely rainy, we are moving eastward , the nor

this is the second uranium mine in the northwest of kishore, whose operational operations began with the presence of the head of the atomic energy organization of iran. please start exploitation and mining operations and start investment operations for the industrial development of this area. after carrying out exploratory studies since 2019 in the dilkordi chaldaran range, now extracting uranium and related elements from this mine. it happens that there are about 500,000 uranium stones with a series of accompanying elements such as musk again, the amount is about 500, and god willing, we will be able to do the exploitation work . according to the studies, in the next one and a half years, in addition to uranium extraction , the construction of a uranium processing plant and related elements will also take place, an investment of 500 billion tomans . what is important is that this processing and this industry as a whole is an ecological knowledge of the processing of other elements for the development of nuclear fuel and support for power plants from the programs of the atomic energy

of the country until monday, it will enter from the northwest of the country. the blowing of the wind that occurred today in parts of the eastern part of the country caused a decrease in the quality of the air in these areas. we will gradually improve the quality of hora in these areas, but in in the central and western parts of the country, the increase in wind speed tomorrow can cause a decrease in air quality. good night. tomorrow, saturday, the 20th of mehr, is sharia midnight tonight at 23:09, the call to prayer tomorrow morning in tehran at 4:46 and sunrise at 6:00. it is minutes. very grateful dear and honorable, we are coming to the end of this news section, while saying goodbye to the respected viewers of channel one, i invite you to watch the talk of the tv channel on the topic of the psychological performance of the sahoonists, cover up the failures, and have a good night. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, in the name of god , the most merciful, the most merciful, my dear compatriots, my dear viewers of the network greetings

[000:00:00;00] there are three axes, one axis is the northwest axis, al-rashid street or al-rashid street is in the karam area, where they are entering, the second area is the northeast area, in beit hanoun and jabalia, baitullah area , they are entering from that area, and the third area is the axis, which is in the south it is gaza, so they want to turn a square in the north of gaza into a square of three axes, attack it, besiege it and slowly advance in the gaza strip , but that point, the north of gaza, is the densest point in gaza, and there are many buildings. tanks in them are very difficult to place mines in there is a high possibility of carrying out drone operations or hitting nuclear devices and escaping into the tunnels. therefore, the zionist regime has a very, very difficult task, especially if i say this , especially since on the first day of the first week of the war, according to his own statements, his helicopter was attacked and hit, and according to israel's own statement, an f-16 plane was hit, and its pilots ejected and jumped out , so the israeli ground force does n

conflict for few days. the secret talk needed a comfortable place and it was situated in washington northwest road top of the forested hills. it was camp david, the country retreat to the president of the united states. it is a place filled with trees, good weather and also important secrets. of course, this was not the first time that the united states had itself accountable for israel. jimmy carter was not the only one who had this sense of responsibility. in us government, the first and perhaps most responsible us president on the palestinian issue was harry s truwman, the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it was possible create nation with the vote of tagarity and give them land in the same place. those are favor will say yes, those are against will say no. the next arab israeli dispute was over waterway built in 1869 in egypt, this canal connected port said on the mediterranean coast to the gulf of sweez in the red. this waterway later became known as a

strong wind is a phenomenon that occurs in many areas of the west and northwest, parts of the centerhe southern slopes of alborz , including tehran. it also happens, it can be accompanied by the rise of dust in prone areas , in parts of the east of our country, we also have this phenomenon for the end of the week, but in terms of temperature conditions , we do not have a special trend in most parts of our country, but on wednesday, thursday and friday. in the northern parts of our country, with increased rainfall a relative decrease in temperature will also occur, which is estimated to be between 5 and 8 degrees. good time and god willing, tomorrow is monday, the 16th month of rabi al-awwal and the 2nd of october. the sharia midnight tonight is at 20:00. . thank you very much for your support , dear viewers. i invite you to be a viewer of tonight's special news talk with the performance of my colleague mrs. emami. i greet you. mr. zahoor , i greet you, god bless you, i say hello to all my hard-working colleagues in broadcasting the news of sima, and i say good time to the presence of

one or two blustery showers in the far northwest.ernoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshire for instance, a bit more rainjust pushing into perhaps yorkshire, northern parts of wales, as well. but still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk

one or two blustery showers in the far northwest.be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshire for instance, a bit more rain just pushing into perhaps yorkshire, northern parts of wales, as well. but still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk through the day. s

one or two blustery showers in the far northwest.of rain particularly during monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshire for instance, a bit more rain just pushing into perhaps yorkshire, northern parts of wales, as well. but still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to

we are going to have a little bit of a northwest wind happening today into tomorrow morning. so just be prepared for that right now. not too bad. you can see about 14 miles per hour there, half moon bay, 30 miles per hour at sfo. little breezier. those to the north bay santa rosa starting to see that northwest flow there at about 60 miles per hour. other than that, though, we've got the beautiful blue skies that are happening out there. not just here, but across a good portion of california. you can see just a little bit of precipitation trying to make it into the far northwest corner of california. the rest well to the north of us. and of course, that front the track through brought us just a tiny bit of rain last night has already rolled through. so temperatures right now. 66 degrees in san francisco where 69 in napa we hit 70 in novato and san jose. same story in hayward here are starting to warm up to be a couple of degrees warmer today than it was yesterday. but mostly it's going to be about the blue skies in the fact that we're still a little bit below average, right? s

the northwest wind direction is the most unfavorable for st. petersburg.trong northwest wind drives surface waters across the baltic sea into the narrow gulf of finland, then into the even narrower neva bay, and then into the very narrow bed of the neva against the backdrop of the sea. at night, the wind speed in the waters of the gulf of finland reached 221 m per second in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bkronstatt 16, by the morning the vusti neva recorded gusts of up to 20. 1 m northwestern wind direction opposite to the direction of the neva flow, the wind literally drives the water back into the river bed, while the river flow brings new volumes of water every second. as long as the strong wind blows, the water level rises during the famous flood 1824, the surge height was 4 m. well, now the city is protected by dams, there were no severe floods. but still today the water rise may exceed one and a half meters. so, the active cyclone is moving along the waters of the gulf of finland, following the most dangerous trajectory for the city, just north of the city

fairfield reporting a northwest breeze at eight miles per hour or north. should say, and a west breeze for napa right now, eight miles per hour. the temperature change out there. novato is down by 13 degrees. san carlos down by seven. hayward down by eight. so noticing a difference already as we begin this cooling trend. 64 right now in san francisco. so low 60s over napa upper 60s in walnut creek and the south bay into the mid 60s. temperatures coming down slightly from where we were yesterday and then as we get into wednesday, a weak system that is moving through the pacific northwest will bring us more cloud cover and cool things down a little bit more. and then we get into the possibly of not only cooler weather, but a little bit of unsettled weather. by friday. i'm going to show you that in the extended forecast. let's focus on today, 75 in santa rosa, mid 60s at san francisco, upper 60s in oakland, 76, in livermore and 75 over areas of san jose. so we're very much seasonal for this time of year. just a little cooler than where we were yesterday along