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WXIX FOX19 Morning News Extra February 5, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WXIX FOX19 Morning News Extra February 5, 2016

In the upper teens in many areas to near 20 degrees. A partly cloudy sky and dry this morning. We will have a sun and cloud mix today with high of 41 degrees. We stay dry for most of the weekend with temperatures of 46 on saturday and 49 on sunday. Our next chance of rain showers late sunday evening with a rain and snow mix possible on monday as temperatures fall back into 30s. Much colder air next week with highs in the 20s and lows in the teens. We will also be dealing with snow showers for the first part of the week. With much colder air even scattered snow showers could cause for slick spo...

Roarsome T. Rex Arrives At Melbourne Museum - Vimarsana News

Roarsome T. Rex Arrives At Melbourne Museum

At 12 metres long, 3.6 metres high and more than 66 million years old, Museums Victoria's latest visitor - Victoria the T. rex - is preparing to make

Melbourne Museum now has a 12-metre, 66-million year old T. rex - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Museum now has a 12-metre, 66-million year old T. rex

Melbourne Museum now officially has a 12 metres long, 3.6 metre high and more than 66 million year old tyrannosaurus rex fossil.

Morning Mail: Coalition reignites climate wars, security council endorses Gaza ceasefire plan, Titmus sends Paris warning - Vimarsana News

Morning Mail: Coalition reignites climate wars, security council endorses Gaza ceasefire plan, Titmus sends Paris warning

Barnaby Joyce and Keith Pitt call for withdrawal from Paris agreement; new push for US-backed agreement

A former champion skier 'driven to distraction' visited multiple Australian museums — and walked out with hundreds of dead butterflies in his pockets - Vimarsana News

A former champion skier 'driven to distraction' visited multiple Australian museums — and walked out with hundreds of dead butterflies in his pockets

In early 1947, the Melbourne Museum discovered the loss of more than 800 specimens of rare Australian butterflies. When other museums reported similar thefts, the trail led to a former champion skier trying to cope with a crumbling marriage.

Source: abc.net.au