Unfortunately, the trains were cancelled for today, so just trying to get back home for the holidays now. i came down from peterborough for this, got a ride down from my brother in law, and he s coming back now to get me. and then we ll see what we re going to do. i m waiting for a cab to go - to a hotel and stay there for a day, hopefully it s just a day, l and i go back to toronto. officials are urging people to stay at home to avoid temperatures as low as 45 degrees celsius, capable of turning boiling water into snow and bubbles into ice balls. but meteorologists say the subzero temperatures brought by this sudden storm are likely to lift rapidly, with conditions easing as early as boxing day. howard johnson, bbc news. it s a similar story injapan, where heavy snow in the north and surrounding areas has left
Centimetres on ground in some areas will definitely melt away and this will be another secondary conversation and we are talking about extreme flooding probable so a lot happening with the temperature warming up, making for a definite goodbye and nice goodbye, pleasant one indeed, to 2022 and hello to 2023. i have to say, we are loving the earmuffs! anchor indy for joining us here on bbc world news. , , joining us here on bbc world news. 3 i, joining us here on bbc world news. , i, ~ , news. it s my pleasure, merry christmas- it s a similar story injapan, where heavy snow in the north and surrounding areas has left more than a dozen people dead and at least 80 injured. over 10,000 households have also been left without power, and the meteorological agency has warned that snowstorms and high waves along the sea of japan coast could lead to snow drifts up to 60cm deep. the international community has condemned a new taliban order banning women in afghanistan from working for non gov
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Trucks to get in so they have started resorting to burning whatever they can just to stay warm. it s a similar story injapan, where heavy snow in the north and surrounding areas has left more than a dozen people dead and at least 80 injured. over 10,000 households have also been left without power, and the meteorological agency has warned that snowstorms and high waves along the sea of japan coast could lead to snow drifts up to 60 centimetres deep. let s get some of the day s other news. the us has condemned an order by afghanistan s taliban rulers to ban women from working for local and international aid agencies. the islamist group has warned ngos that their licences would be cancelled if they delayed implementation of the directive. the taliban said female employees had not followed their interpretation of islamic dress code.
Unfortunately, the trains were cancelled for today, so just trying to get back home for the holidays now. i came down from peterborough for this, got a ride down from my brother in law, and he s coming back now to get me. and then we ll see what we re going to do. i m waiting for a cab to go - to a hotel and stay there for a day, hopefully it s just a day, l and i go back to toronto. officials are urging people to stay at home to avoid temperatures as low as 45 degrees celsius, capable of turning boiling water into snow and bubbles into ice balls. but meteorologists say the subzero temperatures brought by this sudden storm are likely to lift rapidly, with conditions easing as early as boxing day. howard johnson, bbc news. it s a similar story injapan, where heavy snow in the north and surrounding areas has left more than a dozen people dead and at least 80 injured.