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This past weekend was a continuation of the same weather we had nearly ALL of last week. Don t worry. Things are changing today and overall the weather should be fairly quiet. Warmer too!
Average highs this time of year are still around 38 degrees and average lows are around 21 degrees. We only reached highs in the lower 30s on Saturday and Sunday.Â
We also dodged a major snow storm to our south which blasted Texas with 8 or more inches of snow. This snow was experienced even in Houston and Austin, locations typically too warm for winter weather when storm systems pass by.
Absolute tragedy : Dire toll sees a person die nearly every day on our roads in 2020
31 Dec, 2020 10:35 PM
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A crash on State Highway 1 near Tokoroa that claimed the lives of two people in July. Photo / John Van der Ven
A crash on State Highway 1 near Tokoroa that claimed the lives of two people in July. Photo / John Van der Ven
NZ Herald
The Ministry of Transport has today released the provisional road toll for 2020, revealing a heartbreaking 320 people died in crashes - on average six people every week.
Despite improving on 2019 s toll, the ministry is calling it an absolute tragedy .
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December 28, 2020
KARACHI/ ISLAMABAD: The Met Department on Sunday forecast that the metropolis could record its lowest temperature in seven years today as the cold wave across the country and the city was likely to get more severe from next week.
In 2013, Karachi had recorded a minimum temperature of 6°C. Another cold wave is expected to take hold of the city in January and, according to the Met Department, it could rain in Karachi from January 6-7.
A new wave of westerly winds has entered the country due to which the severity of cold will increase in Karachi from Monday to Friday. Moreover, strong winds are likely to blow in the city from Sunday. The Met Office said that the weather was expected to drop down to the single digit in Karachi.
“Terra Firma, Part 2” resolves Emperor Georgiou’s arc on
Discovery this season. Her body had been slowly breaking down from dimensional and temporal displacement thanks to travelling from not just her own reality but nearly a thousand years into the future. It threatened to violently tear her apart but also managed to give the character a way out that didn’t end in, well, violently tearing her apart.
Last week’s Star Trek: Discovery laid the groundwork to a question that has lingered in the background since the climax of its first season. This week, it answers: albeit with a response that puts one hell of an onus on Michelle Yeoh more than it does with what Discovery has.Read more