In Florida, storm surge warnings have been extended from Jupiter Inlet northward to Sebastian Inlet and from Bonita Beach northward to Venice.
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Meanwhile, Hurricane Jose continues to churn as it drifts northward.
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The hurricane continued to churn its way northward just offshore.
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But after its fleeting stay, restless spring is moving northward.
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Snow or ice is expected from Philadelphia northward to Boston.
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Dorian is then predicted to turn northward early Tuesday morning.
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The system sits east of the Yucatan Peninsula but moving northward.
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Hurricane Matthew is roaring northward after devastating Haiti earlier this week.
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On the other hand, there's more here than a northward gibe.
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Balsam firs showed a northward shift over the last three decades.
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The NHC predicted this northward turn would happen four days out.
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Mexico has been stumbling in its response to this northward migration.
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Our trough is dipping down & starting to lift #Dorian northward ...slowly.
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The NHC also extended hurricane warnings northward along the Florida peninsula.
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Should there be a northward migration it wouldn't the first time.
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"The negroid streak creeps northward to defile the Nordic race," he wrote.
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From there, on March 25, it began its month-long odyssey northward.
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Migration from Central America northward, however, has grown substantially since 2013-85033.
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Global warming is making some geese speed up their northward spring migration.
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One controversial idea, known as assisted migration, involves deliberately moving trees northward.
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Ships traveling there must navigate a dramatic turn, northward, into Newark Bay.
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It was traveling northward at a speed of 40 kph (25 mph).
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Evergreens like firs and pines are shifting northward in search of cooler climes.
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A sinuous feature snakes northward from Enceladus' south pole like a giant tentacle.
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That has pushed northward their favourite food, copepods, a kind of small crustacean.
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But it is easily visible from Australia, and it is rapidly moving northward.
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"Heavy rains and gusty winds continue to spread northward over Florida," it tweeted.
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The route northward from Brazil to the United States is a new one.
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The drugs then make their way northward to the United States through Mexico.
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Bombardier departed a half-hour before the others to find the path northward.
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Together, the migrants overwhelmed the security forces and carried on northward, several said.
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As the remnants of the caravan proceeded northward, the Trump administration readied itself.
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There's also a new so-called caravan of people moving northward from Honduras.
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Hundreds defect from North Korea every year, but they usually go northward into China.
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The heat wave is also likely to seep northward into southern Alberta and Ontario.
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Mexican freight trains carry cargo-like cars and plastics northward to the United States.
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Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard announced Monday that Mexico had reduced northward migration by 36.2%.
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She traveled northward and attempted to enter the U.S. to be with her aunt.
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Then, picking up my son in San Jose, we motored northward along the coast.
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According to them, Trump's decision will not stop the flow of migrants trudging northward.
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Jon, as ever, is looking northward, but circumstances may be pushing him toward Dragonstone.
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Flood or flash-flood watches extend from northern Alabama and Mississippi northward to Ohio.
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Mexico is under renewed pressure from the Trump administration to help slow migration flows northward.
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Members of those security forces contribute to the violence that is causing the northward migration.
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A hurricane watch was extended northward along the state's west coast to the Suwannee River.
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These winds have vaulted warm, moist air into the region and northward into the Arctic.
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The catalytic converters on the 4.9-liter V12 were removed, pushing its 420 horsepower northward.
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As the convoy resumed its northward course through the city, police bullets hit the buses.
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Mr. Hamilton blames climate change, which has driven the whales northward in search of food.
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The course will snake northward for over 900 miles, until the finish line in Nome.
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But the minute that these protests moved northward, the racial narrative was much more uncomfortable.
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This allows tropical storms and hurricanes to survive further northward than they otherwise would have.
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The vehicle lurched northward, toward another event, this one at the Nike store in SoHo.
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It was reportedly fired northward, but the trajectory and its final location are not known.
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Ms. Jackson says the northward expansion is part of the unending search for good wines.
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The gold was mainly transported northward to the North African coast across the Saharan Desert.
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However, the study's findings and climate simulations show that surface warming is actually being transported northward.
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Rather, this group likely trekked northward from their point of origin, venturing through China and Siberia.
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The country is also a major throughway for narcotraffickers who move their products northward, Ottolenghi added.
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Some Houthis pointed artillery purloined from state armouries northward, and said they might march to Mecca.
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This would encourage more northward migration (so Mr Trump might need to build a bigger wall).
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He could open doors northward from Nigeria, through its landlocked neighbor, Niger, and finally to Libya.
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A menacing time lapse turns the storm's relatively slow, northward march into a furious Caribbean invasion.
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Dangerous heat and dry conditions continue early this week from Central California northward to the Northwest.
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Forecasters said rain would become more widespread and heavier as the area moves northward toward land.
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Migrant families still feel compelled to make the often dangerous northward trek, now in large caravans.
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"That's how you get a million people moving northward across the border every day," he said.
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The storm, currently near the Yucatan Peninsula, is forecast to crawl northward throughout the holiday weekend.
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Terrorism has increased and moved northward to Europe, partly as a result of the Syrian crisis.
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After the session, Salem drove northward on the state highway, toward the exit for their town.
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Warmer winters and drier summers had sent invasive insects and diseases marching northward, killing the trees.
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We drove northward toward Chinandega, a sweltering town not far from Honduras, and on to Corinto.
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After we parted, Fernando followed the curtain of vegetation northward, checking Google Earth as he went.
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As the epidemic crept northward with warming weather, drug companies began testing more than 20 vaccines.
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Flood or flash flood watches will extend from northern Alabama and Mississippi northward to West Virginia.
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Greek officials noted that closing routes northward, even if physically possible, would not solve the problem.
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Its patchwork of streets was laid out when the city pushed northward on a rectangular plan.
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The 56-island Kuril chain stretches northward from Japan's northern island of Hokkaido toward Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula.
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Tijuana is the most appealing destination for asylum seekers traveling northward to the US for two reasons.
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The storm is around 500 miles (800 km) south of Bermuda and moving northward towards the island.
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Looking northward Jittery Democrats -- and maybe some Republicans -- have eyed the northern border throughout the election cycle.
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Hundreds of miles to the south, portions of the Mackenzie basin thaw and start to flow northward.
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The National Weather Service said the storm system would continue to push northward into Canada on Thursday.
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Many decided to leave—for Chile, Peru, Argentina—heading back northward in the direction they'd come from.
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Hurricane and tropical storm warnings have been issued in three US states as the storm barrels northward.
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Teeming masses of shorebirds fuel their northward migration along the Atlantic Flyway by feeding on crab eggs.
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Nearly all his other children had joined the northward Great Migration of the nineteen-tens and twenties.
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Guatemalan organized crime is a major driver in the illicit flow of drugs, weapons and people northward.
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So that narrative of who gets to be a legitimate protester shifts dramatically once protests move northward.
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That storm skirted through the Caribbean and then took a nearly 90-degree turn northward toward Florida.
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To the south, the Caribbean plate is moving in the opposite direction, northward, at a similar rate.
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"Select beaches from the Outer Banks northward through New England" may see even larger waves, Korte said.
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In New England, commercially valuable species are shifting northward and out of our fishermen's nets and traps.
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The Taliban succeeded in taking Kandahar province, driving the Western-backed Mujahideen farther northward in the nation.
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A red tide that keeps spreading A red tide continues to move northward along Florida's east coast.
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The northward surge in the jet stream around Alaska means temperatures are actually warmer there than normal.
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The new government, which has vowed to deport them, may instead find it easier to nudge them northward.
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The storm was moving northward at 15 kph and was gradually weakening, Xinhua reported, citing the weather bureau.
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The deployments come after renewed pressure from the Trump administration on Mexico to help slow migration flows northward.
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The imbalance between North America and Latin America fuelled the northward migration that so distresses some American voters.
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Nate is moving very quickly northward at around 210 mph, so it won't linger long over these areas.
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MESSENGER also found that the center of Mercury's magnetic field seems to be shifted northward — another unexplained feature.
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The treeline may even expand northward, something that ecologists are already witnessing in different parts of the world.
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"I think we're going to maybe find out we are finally turning northward on earnings momentum," he said.
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It's possible, too, that heavy snow will extend northward to Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston on Saturday.
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The rising warmth, they said in a recent paper, coincided with the northward movement of the seasonal rite.
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Although winter is closing in, the captain sails northward into the Arctic until his ship is stuck fast.
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It is forecast to weaken slightly over the weekend as it makes a northward turn over the Atlantic.
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Dozens were killed in the Philippines and four more in China when the typhoon continued its path northward.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Some light showers may develop after midnight as the front tries to inch northward.
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The storm that battered Puerto Rico on September 20 before hooking northward into the Atlantic is a memory.
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If it developed a northward bulge, it will allow warmer air to blow north — that is a ridge.
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Farther north, Tropical Storm Jerry was moving northward and was projected to pass near Bermuda by Wednesday morning.
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Crossing the border can be done in a rental car, inching northward from, say, the tumult of Tijuana.
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The rovers made it through the winters by parking with their solar panels pointed northward, toward the sun.
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Still, Trump is clearly hoping that the military deployment will prove a deterrent to the caravan headed northward.
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KNR reported that strong winds and elevated tides moved the iceberg northward, away from the harbor, over the weekend.
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Over time, the iceberg will continue to inch northward toward the open sea, a process that could take decades.
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But the numbers going northward have accelerated since the first week of February, according to Canada's public safety minister.
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The storm is moving steadily northward toward the Florida Panhandle, with time having run out for residents to prepare.
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Both countries hoped the deal would boost Mexico's economy, raising living standards and stanching the flow of migrants northward.
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Tiger mosquitoesare already established across much of the southeastern United States and they are continually moving northward, LaDeau says.
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She reported a story, for instance, on how black vultures have crept northward as average temperatures have edged up.
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Venezuela is also mulling building a gas pipeline from the Paraguana peninsula northward to the Aruba refinery, Luongo added.
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The hemlock woolly adelgid is ravaging their hemlock forests; a southern pine beetle, migrating northward, has reached New York.
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The asylum crackdown came as a caravan of Central American migrants moved northward through Mexico toward the U.S. border.
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The circulation around the storm has sucked a pipeline of moisture-rich air northward from the Gulf of Mexico.
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Our journey along Bedford Avenue continues northward out of Hasidic Williamsburg through Puerto Rican Williamsburg and into hip Williamsburg.
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ET: An area of very heavy rain is headed toward Honolulu as the hurricane slowly churns northward toward Oahu.
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The town has historically been a place of big decisions for migrants making the northward trek from Central America.
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As it stretched ever northward, it overlapped in sections with the major routes of Bloomingdale Road and The Boulevard.
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The sealed-off border also exerts a powerful psychological effect northward, in the very land it's meant to protect.
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"Vase of Flowers" disappeared from public records in 1944 when German soldiers shipped artwork northward, as the Allies advanced.
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This may continue through the first half of tonight, but warmer air will eventually make its way northward overnight.
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The other crack, which gashes northward through the center of the shelf, was stable for more than three decades.
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But Dr. Fry said the flu was widespread in 213 states, especially in the Southeast, and is moving northward.
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The state of emergency extends northward from Columbus to Macon to Augusta; state government closed Wednesday for non-essential personnel.
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The Ferguson fire was churning northward within Sierra National Forest, sending up smoke that obscured valley views in the park.
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The storm is moving northward near 20183 mph (17 kph) and has top sustained winds of 40 mph (65 kph).
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Ebrard said other Latin American countries also needed to share the burden of stopping large groups of migrants heading northward.
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The US has also pushed Mexico to tighten its southern border in order to staunch the northward flow of migrants.
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As soon as my lander opens, I charge northward, jumping as I go since the planet has rather low gravity.
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With a few hasty goodbyes, Najla departed the camps, first northward to Algiers, then on a transatlantic flight bound west.
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"You see this?" he asked, motioning toward traffic crawling northward on a one-way cobblestone street near Hidalgo Garden park.
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Such cases have spiked in recent years as violence and corruption in Central America have prodded thousands of migrants northward.
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Most of the irregular migrants arriving in the EU have come from Turkey via Greece and trekked northward to Germany.
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The path northward takes most extra-continentales through Rio Branco, the capital city of the remote Amazonian state of Acre.
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ISIS also uses the transit routes to move fighters northward, where they gain easy access to Europe and the West.
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As a mayor, he presided over a city begrudgingly accepting African-Americans who had moved northward in the Great Migration.
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He raked his longish hair back across his oval forehead, which tended several degrees northward without going into outright baldness.
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Throughout the coming week, Alberto's rains will spread northward, into the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, as well as the Midwest.
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The caravan started to move its way northward in mid-October, swelling to a few thousand people along the way.
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Their feral descendants are hybrids of Western and African honey bees, and they have crept ever northward over the decades.
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Or it could move with ocean currents and winds in a northward direction, where it will be eroded more quickly.
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It was previously forecasted to move northward on Monday — swirling towards the East Coast, past Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
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News reports suggested the gunman, whose arrest had not yet been announced, might be headed northward as they headed southward.
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And Ankara doesn't want to risk even more Syrian refugees flocking northward to join the 3.5 million it already hosts.
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Looking across them toward Northward Hill, two miles away, I feel my city eyes widening, adjusting to the open space.
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Isacson said most of the migrants taking the Latin American path northward are seeking economic opportunity in the United States.
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" The storm is currently passing over other Caribbean islands, and Rosselló says he hopes the storm's path "continues up northward.
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Winter storm watches and warnings are in effect from north central Florida northward all the way through eastern New England.
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But Kelly may be right that the mere promise of a crackdown is preventing people from making the journey northward.
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"As warmer air lifts northward, the snow could end as some drizzle or even freezing drizzle in some areas," Adamson said.
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But most, he said, had sent their children northward and stayed on to work the land, hoping coffee prices would recover.
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The same tariffs would damage the Mexican economy and thereby revive the flow of immigrants northward, as people seek opportunity. 3.
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Nintendo's stock blasted northward again on Wednesday, following the surprise appearance of Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto at Apple's iPhone 7 event.
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At one time a Category 215 storm, Hugo followed a curling uppercut path that reached eastern Puerto Rico before steaming northward.
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The forecast warns Florida residents to prepare for "dangerous storm surges" and flash flooding as the storm makes its way northward.
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A storm with tropical origins will race northward and merge with a non-tropical storm from the Midwest later this weekend.
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U.S. residents were urged to monitor the storm's progress in case it should turn northward toward Florida, Georgia or the Carolinas.
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The storm continues to march northward toward Georgia and South Carolina, with deadly six to nine foot surges possible into weekend.
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At least 6 inches of snow are likely along the Interstate 95 corridor northward through New York City and Long Island.
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Trump in the run-up to the midterms repeatedly warned of a caravan of Central American migrants moving northward through Mexico.
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ISIS uses these North-South transit routes to move fighters northward, where they can more easily access Europe and the West.
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Trump's tough talk on illegal immigration, however, spurred them northward to Canada, whose government they viewed as more welcoming to migrants.
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We worked, ate, drank and camped together, just like the old days when groups of mowers followed the season, cutting northward.
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The Zika virus is invading new regions, carried by infected mosquitoes that some say are being driven northward by warmer temperatures.
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The storm continues to churn northward, making landfall in the Caribbean islands of Turks and Caicos as a Category 3 hurricane.
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But disease and drought have destroyed local production, bankrupting many small-scale farmers and adding to the flow of northward migrants.
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One of our characters [a Homeland Security investigator] is of Mexican heritage, and he deeply empathizes with the people coming northward.
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Back in the U.S., gardeners and growers are seeing flowers, shrubs and trees shifting northward as temperatures warm across the country.
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On the ground, Mexico's stance has looked very different: It's cooperated extensively with the US in cracking down on northward migration.
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This law encourages families to put children in the hands of smugglers to bring them alone on this dangerous trek northward.
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Val Barlow, a visitor from Kent, England, was in the crowd that was inching northward up the Boulevard de la Liberté.
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The largely Hindu republic has strong historic and cultural ties to India, but its government has tilted northward in recent years.
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A northward shift was expected, the researchers said, but the fact that many species are moving west came as a surprise.
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The European currency has been trending northward over the past few weeks as the region's economy strengthens and national politics stabilize.
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Deer ticks, for example, spread Lyme disease, and climate change models suggest they have a rosy future as they expand northward.
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The concentration is shifting increasingly northward as the architectural ruination of West 57th Street continues to take out longtime gallery buildings.
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"The great majority of the species have moved northward significantly and somewhat inland as early winter temperatures are moderating," LeBaron says.
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As Mashable's Andrew Freeman explains, we can blame a northward shift in the jet stream in the Northern Pacific around Alaska.
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Well part of his reason was to discourage people, again, from making that harrowing journey northward, putting themselves and children in danger.
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"Warmer water and air temperatures mean the animals that migrate northward arrive a little earlier and stay a little later," Burgess said.
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Hermine will meander northward in the Atlantic on Tuesday and is on track to be off the New England coast by Wednesday.
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Spirit was eventually lost when it got stuck in a sand trap and couldn't tilt northward during its fourth winter in 2009.
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Hurricane force winds are expected to be felt everywhere from Key West to Jacksonville, and possibly northward into Georgia and South Carolina.
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What's happening: Some of the 86 species studied are indeed moving northward (about 55%), but about 65% are shifting westward as well.
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As of midday Thursday, the greater Washington metro area -- from Fredericksburg, Virginia, northward, incorporating all of Maryland -- was under a blizzard warning.
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It is Sarah's gift to Franz, a replica of Beethoven's own compass, which was altered so it pointed not northward but eastward.
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ISIS uses these North-South transit routes to move fighters northward, where they can gain more easily access Europe and the West.
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Over the last decade, warming in the Gulf of Maine has driven zooplankton, which the whales feed on, northward into Canada's waters.
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The midterm elections turned into a bitter contest over the threat represented by a column of migrants wending their way slowly northward.
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It's also unclear why Trump would be showing a week-old projection during Wednesday's "update," especially since Dorian has since pivoted northward.
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I decided I had to go to his village of Aldea Las Guacamayas to see for myself what had propelled him northward.
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That image came to mind early this month, when President Trump gave Mexico an ultimatum to stop the northward flow of narcotics.
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The company's shares have traded at all-time highs in recent months, matching the northward march of many other technology companies' equity.
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The beetle's northward spread is a reminder of the seemingly countless ways that climate change can upset the established order of ecosystems.
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In the early weeks of 2020, hundreds of Central American families once again woke up and started a long northward journey together.
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As we rumbled northward, her face was in full fluorescent light, and I wondered if people ever bothered her during these rides.
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From there, the 700-passenger ship will sail to New Zealand and Australia before heading northward to Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.
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The Omega Block can be seen, with the two circles on the coasts and a northward bulge in the jet in between.
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Tropical Storm Isaac is expected to pass south of Puerto Rico and Cuba, while Hurricane Helene was moving northward away from land.
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While the Golden Girls restaurant will open slightly off the tourist beaten path, LaRue is confident that the restaurant can bring tourists northward.
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Still, flights on approach to LaGuardia Airport frequently fly northward above the west side of Manhattan or Hudson River at about 3,000 feet.
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It would colonize upstate New York and spread northward and southward on the East Coast, specializing in a kind of thrift-minded novelty.
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This would not only mitigate the need to choose sides, but also stem the growing flow of migration northward from the Africa continent.
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Under pressure from the United States, Mexico is grappling to halt the northward flow of migrants fleeing violence and poverty in Central America.
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If anything, Mr Trump's recently announced cutting of aid to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras risks propelling more migrants from those countries northward.
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Militarily, Colombia exports its expertise northward, helping to train security forces in Central America, the epicenter of the United States' own migrant crisis.
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The storm is heading northward through the Atlantic and may come near northeastern states midweek including Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Rhode Island.
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Mann said that's a possible indication that the ocean currents that bring warm water northward—and heat to western Europe—may be stalling.
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Thousands of Central Americans resumed their journey northward on Sunday despite a Mexican government order to submit to processing by the immigration authorities.
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But, particularly as one presses ever northward into the Scottish highlands, the moorlands can also make for a challenging and sometimes perilous landscape.
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The problem is that even when Mexico has made major seizures in recent years, the northward flow of narcotics to Americans hasn't stopped.
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Warm southwesterly winds shifted northward by high pressure patterns in the Northeast and low pressure in the Southwest, according to Mr. Gottschalck's analysis.
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Hurricane Maria is slowly moving northward well offshore in the Atlantic, kicking up large ocean swells along much of the U.S. East Coast.
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As it moves northward the storm will continue to weaken but will remain a tropical storm as it turns toward Bermuda on Wednesday.
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Forecasts put the hurricane "dangerously close" to the Atlantic Coast, where it is expected to move slowly northward along Georgia and South Carolina.
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As winters become milder, weather becomes drier and higher elevations become warmer, bark beetles are able to thrive and extend their ranges northward.
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Even coral is on the move: Some Japanese reefs are expanding northward at up to nearly nine miles per year, researchers have found.
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EDT Thursday, the noonday sun's daily march northward will suddenly halt and reverse direction, an astronomical phenomenon traceable to the tilt of Earth's axis.
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Forming more northward than most storms, Ophelia traveled to the east picking up dust from the Sahara and smoke from large fires in Portugal.
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Farther north, long-lived Hurricane Jose continued to head northward well away from the U.S. East Coast but causing dangerous surf and rip currents.
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Conditions in the Northeast will improve for the weekend as the sizable coastal storm begins to move northward out of the area on Saturday.
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Native to Central America, Mexico, and the southeast United States, the beetles are now invasively expanding northward on a path paved by climate change.
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What's next: By Thursday, the storm was moving northward into Canada and weaken, leaving floodwaters, wind damage and extensive snow cover in its wake.
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The region at risk for severe thunderstorms will push eastward on Thursday as warm, humid air is drawn northward from the Gulf of Mexico.
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Farther north, snowfall amounts will increase, with a foot to a foot-and-a-half projected from just northeast of Philadelphia northward into Boston.
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But the high, along with an accomplice between northeast Canada and Greenland, is also serving as a block against northward movement by the storm.
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The Trump administration has cut hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, punishing them for the northward migration.
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Today a similar dynamic is beginning to play out, though one that will instead shift the global balance of power northward to the Arctic.
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The United States is well justified in asking the authorities of its southern neighbors to help regularize and control the flows of migrants northward.
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The premise of the shutdown—and the promise of the wall—was that the United States was under imminent threat from migrants proceeding northward.
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Below, the map of wind speed and direction anomalies shows the enhanced flow of mild air from the Gulf of Alaska northward (the arrow).
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"We are seeing a much wider spread northward for some of these formerly tropical diseases that are now in Texas and Florida," Rosenbach said.
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What we're watching: Computer models show the storm making a sharp northward jog, putting the storm closer to the islands since projections on Monday.
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The big picture: The storm is creeping northward at just 5 miles per hour, prolonging the wind and flooding threats for the Hawaiian Islands.
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One major project involves extending the Second Avenue subway northward, which the Regional Plan Association says is vital to better serving neighborhoods in Manhattan.
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The storm will continue to move northward and impact much of eastern China, including Shanghai, dropping up to 200 millimeters (8 inches) of rain.
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Rather than continue marching northward, the theater industry settled thanks to a shift in mentality in the early 20th century, according to Ms. Tepper.
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Late on Saturday, a cold front sweeping northward from the southwest is forecast to move across the region hardest-hit on New Year's Eve.
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But the southern separatists we talked to sounded unwilling to fight northward through Houthi lines for territory that they may never call their own.
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The storm is now expected to move northward and possibly bring hurricane-force winds to Florida Monday night before moving up the east coast.
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In our polling over the last two months, Biden is getting northward of 20003% of the vote among black voters 45 years and older.
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Slow moving tropical Depression Imelda will continue bringing heavy rain to the Upper Texas Coast and northward along the TX/LA border through Friday.
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When warm air pushes northward, it can pinch and push some of that arctic air south, producing the incredible cold temperatures we saw this week.
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Flames that burned the southwestern corner of the county were making their way northward, fueled by wind gusts of at least 50 mph, Fudge said.
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As the state's average temperatures rise, different types of trees may start growing in some spots, as entire ecosystems shift northward with the intense cold.
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The researchers do admit that bat speed is relative; they could've started migrating northward in the last decade or over the past few hundred years.
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The purse-web spider's range is likewise moving north, shrinking in the southwest corner of the United States while spreading northward beyond its usual habitat.
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It said the wide range reflects uncertainty about the number of migrants that journey northward, their use of smugglers and the fees they ultimately pay.
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By the end of the week, that high pressure area, known as a "blocking high," is forecast to halt the storm's northward progress almost completely.
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It is expected to dump up to 6 inches (15 cm) of rain as it moves northward to lower Michigan by Wednesday evening, officials said.
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Instead, like Pineda, they are escaping northward with their sights on the United States, where many before them have sought asylum and a better life.
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Meteorologists say temperatures are being driven higher by a hot air mass moving northward from Africa, which is also bringing dust from the Sahara Desert.
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European powers and Egypt are concerned about potential northward flows of migrants from Sudan, which is on one of the transit routes toward the Mediterranean.
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The northward progression of the track is significant for many reasons, but most importantly, the farther north the storm travels, the greater distance to landfall.
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"That's why we've seen such a dramatic increase in Lyme in the US." These factors are helping Lyme's geographic range spread, both northward and southward.
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If trade winds become lighter as predicted later this week, vog could pool northward over parts of the island by Friday, the weather service says.
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Civilian militia groups are reportedly headed to the border to try to help enforce U.S. immigration law as roughly 6,000 immigrants move northward through Mexico.
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"Climate change is likely playing a role in the northward expansion," Ostfeld adds, but acknowledges that we don't know what else could also be contributing.
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Their visit is just one more brief, disastrous stopover as Josie packs up the old Chateau and rumbles northward in search of something more reassuring.
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Primarily carried by the yellow-fever mosquito, the virus is creeping northward from South America, the Caribbean and other regions in which it is circulating.
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"That's why we've seen such a dramatic increase in Lyme in the US." These factors are helping Lyme's geographic range spread — both northward and southward.
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Hundreds of flights into and out of Florida have been canceled as Hurricane Dorian makes its way northward along the eastern coastline of the state.
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The areas are "the Strait, the northern interior, the mountains, the East Puget Sound Lowlands, and the interior from southern Snohomish County northward," forecasters say.
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More than 1,000 people arrived in Guatemala on Monday, part of a second caravan, but have since divided into smaller groups to push on northward.
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On a day with silvery light coming through clouds and Lake Superior to our right, she was piloting us northward from Duluth, on Highway 21970.
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That northward shift would give a further advantage to Quebec, which already produces over 250% of the world's maple syrup and sets the world price.
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But that same cold front had also delivered high winds through Saturday night, creating fresh emergencies as it pushed the conflagrations northward into new terrain.
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Power outages from this storm, for example, are likely to spread from the Washington, D.C., area, northward to upstate New York, and eastward to Boston.
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Some 30,000 migrants are now stranded in Greece, waiting for Macedonia to reopen its border so they can continue their northward trek, mostly to Germany.
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Most of the caravan is intent on taking the Pacific coast route northward to the border city of Tijuana, and their next stop is Guadalajara.
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Most appear intent on taking the Pacific coast route northward to the border city of Tijuana, which is still about 23,22 miles (2697,245 kilometers) away.
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The fact that this has occurred at a range limit may suggest that there is potential for the species to continue to creep farther northward.
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They also migrate between competing national jurisdictions, and their movements are growing more complicated as global warming drives shoals in the North and Atlantic seas northward.
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"Some development of this low will be possible during the next day or so while it moves generally northward over the western Atlantic," the NHC said.
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The second powerful nor'easter in less than a week lived up to expectations, and then some, from the Philadelphia area northward into New York and Boston.
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Steven Strivelli said the child they&aposre calling "Baby Jane" was found near Boynton Inlet on June 1 had "very likely" floated northward from Broward County.
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It's the latest escalation in Trump's rhetoric about a caravan of up to 4,000 immigrants who are heading northward from Honduras in part to flee persecution.
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With little access to news or social media among the caravan members, word of Mr. Trump's fixation on their northward journey spread via word-of-mouth.
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Rapidly intensifying low pressure is forecast to develop hurricane force winds on Thu as it lifts northward along the outer portion of our offshore zones. pic.twitter.
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Birds like the bobolink, a grassland bird that nests in tall prairie grasses in Illinois and Minnesota, are predicted to move northward into the boreal forest.
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This storm appears to be colluding with weakened Arctic sea ice, allowing more warm air and moisture to push northward and spill over the north pole.
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A tropical storm watch has been issued from the central Florida Keys northward to Golden Beach, including Marathon Key, Miami and the Fort Lauderdale metropolitan area.
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Yet NASA figured out a way to tilt the rovers northward, pointing their panels at the Sun, which appears in the northern sky during the winter.
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During the monsoon season, warm, moist air sneaks northward from the Gulf of California, triggering showers and thunderstorms across the desert Southwest, from California to Arizona.
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In the image above, you can see how warm tropical air is pulled northward, like a conveyor belt, to mix with colder air in the north.
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These storms transfer extra heat to the upper atmosphere, where the winds fan the heat exhaust northward, where the air then descends, dries out and warms.
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They have to figure out the route northward on their own and, like drawing a constellation in the sky, connect the dots from location to location.
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These ideas could help recalibrate and reinitiate U.S.-Mexican cooperation to address migrants heading northward and work with Central American governments on the causes of migration.
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The draft declaration, which delineates how tariffs would be imposed on Mexican goods, mentions nine instances of Mexico's "failure" to control northward migration from Central America.
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The hurricane strengthened as it headed toward the Southeastern United States on Thursday after killing at least 140 people, mostly in Haiti, on its northward march.
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Most projections, including the official National Hurricane Center forecast, show the storm center remaining at sea as Lane turns northward and then sharply westward after Thursday.
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The Rivera brothers, who led a trafficking organization called Los Cachiros, built a fortune as middlemen, moving cocaine from hidden airstrips northward to the Mexican cartels.
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Traffic cones were placed every which way, trees released poisoned leaves to the green, a light northward breeze perfumed the air with drywall dust and soot.
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Climate change may be aiding the lone-star tick's move northward too, Rick Ostfeld, a disease ecologist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, told me.
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Beiyuanmen Street, which extends northward from the Drum Tower, was a natural place to start an impromptu food tour, and I launched my exploration from there.
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Ms. Ramírez said she spoke with her son from time to time as the family made its northward trek, but he did not reveal many details.
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Tusks from savanna elephants were initially coming from southeastern Tanzania and northern Mozambique, the data showed, but the illegal trade then shifted northward to southern Kenya.
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Southwest Florida could see a storm surge of 242 feet above ground level, and entire neighborhoods stretching northward from Naples to Tampa Bay could be submerged.
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Because of the prevailing current, most of that sewage flows northward to the Israeli beach town of Ashkelon, the site of Israel's second-biggest desalination plant.
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The death toll across the Caribbean from Hurricane Irma climbed Sunday while fears of more damage from Hurricane Jose eased as the latter storm turned northward.
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In Trump's initial threat last week, he called on Mexico to apprehend more migrants moving northward from Central America, eventually attempting to enter the US illegally.
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A high-pressure system over the western Atlantic is blocking it from moving northward, and a weakness in the high-pressure system is slowing it down.
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The Corn Belt covers a broad swath of the nation, from the East Coast to as far west as Nebraska and from Louisiana northward into Minnesota.
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At the same time, existing surface heat is carried northward by gale-force torrents, causing Earth's northernmost pole to shoulder most of the weight of global warming.
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China doesn't want that either, as a war between the US and North Korea would destabilize the Korean Peninsula, sending millions of refugees flocking northward toward China.
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A tropical depression is likely to form by late this week or over the weekend while the low drifts generally northward, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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Global Health Tropical diseases — some of them never before seen in the United States — are marching northward as climate change lets mosquitoes and ticks expand their ranges.
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This low is pulling warm, moist air northward from the Gulf of Mexico and causing the air to rise, cool and condense into heavy showers and thunderstorms.
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He had planned for a two-week journey northward across the Sahara desert into Libya, from where he would set off in a boat across the Mediterranean.
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Afghanistan and the Taliban Without NATO forces fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan, radical Wahhabist forces will spread northward and take control of central Asian populations and resources.
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"It's particularly important now as Iraqi forces relocate from where we have trained and equipped them, northward importantly to Mosul, and their moving around," Mr. Carter said.
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It tore along the island's northern shore for some 200 miles (322 km) - lashing tourist resorts on the island's pristine keys - before turning northward to batter Florida.
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Temperatures are forecast to reach or exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit from the coast of Southern California to inland areas, including parts of Silicon Valley, northward into Oregon.
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Category 33 Hurricane Lane is slowly churning northward toward Hawaii, affecting the Big Island and Maui on Thursday before lumbering toward Oahu and Kauai in coming days.
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Early on as the storm, which was then a hurricane, moved northward, the European model accurately forecast how it would intensify, shift westward and strike the coast.
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The governors of North and South Carolina urged residents to brace for more heavy rain and storm-force winds as Michael plows northward up the Atlantic seaboard.
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One of the roof timbers dates has been dated to 1111, when the center of the Chaco civilization was moving northward into what is now southwestern Colorado.
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Up to 3,000 migrants, according to organizers' estimates, crossed from Honduras into Guatemala on a trek northward after a standoff on Monday with police in riot gear.
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Warmer winters also invite tree pests such as the hemlock woolly adelgid, emerald ash borer and southern pine beetle to expand their ranges northward into the Adirondacks.
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It now faces a different phenomenon: thousands of mainly Guatemalan families a month driven northward on buses and intent on presenting themselves to border guards once in.
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The holdup: Administration officials aren't sure whether President Donald Trump wants to withhold the funds for these countries to punish them for the northward flow of migrants.
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THEREFORE, THE GREATEST UNCERTAINTY WITH THE SNOWFALL AMOUNTS RESIDE ON THE NORTHERN EDGE OF PRECIP SHIELD (FROM I-78 NORTHWARD) AND IN THE COASTAL PLAIN DUE TO POTENTIALMIXING.
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The Chiapas-Mayab railroad, which has suffered from chronic underinvestment, begins in the southern state of Chiapas and connects with a network of freight trains that head northward.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - The Pineda family trudged northward for more than a month with a caravan of Central American migrants who are now stuck at the U.S. border.
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Turkey, which already hosts 3.6 million refugees, fears Russian air strikes and a recent northward surge by Syrian troops threatens to send millions more refugees toward its border.
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By flight two, I was squatting underneath the item, shoving it in a northward direction and cartwheeling it over itself any time it got stuck on a stair.
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A massive northward bulge in the jet stream, also known as a ridge, has set up across Alaska, bringing the state record warmth for this time of year.
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Stretching about 150 miles, it&aposs affecting communities from Naples in the south to Anna Maria Island in the north; the latest bloom appears to be moving northward.
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The NHC had earlier reported that the Mexican government discontinued a hurricane warning for Baja California, after the storm failed to pick up strength on its path northward.
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Trump had earlier threatened to impose tariffs on Mexico unless it stopped more migrants, and the U.S. neighbor has since used its military police to contain migration northward.
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There is also the possibility that the storm will hug the coast, and possibly cross over the coast of Florida as it moves northward on Thursday and Friday.
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Given the harrowing journeys northward that such migrants endure, wrenching kids from their mothers once they reach the US hardly seems in the "best interests" of the children.
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Before heading back to Garden Key, Glenn swung the boat northward to East Key, where he offered me the chance to see more of the park's preservation work.
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The unit advanced another mile northward, stopping about 212 meters (yards) from the al-Shuhada district, the southeastern part of city's main built-up area, army officers said.
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The Arctic Ocean's boundaries are getting fuzzier as Atlantic waters push further northward and sea ice thins and melts more with each passing year, a new study finds.
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Each year, a wall of towering showers and thunderstorms forms at sea, before creeping slowly northward over India, dumping beneficial rains used to grow rice and other crops.
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The storm formed in the Western Caribbean and moved steadily northward, which is typical for this time of year, and will strike in October, well before the Nov.
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As Dorian tracks northward, but off the coast, New York is closing city beaches Friday and Saturday as a precaution due to expected big waves and rip currents.
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Dorian also devastated parts of the Outer Banks Islands in North Carolina, on Friday and it continued to push northward along the U.S. Atlantic coast early on Saturday.
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My mother, who grew up on a peanut farm in Lower Alabama, believed that the growing season expands northward at the rate of a hundred miles per week.
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The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, a conveyor belt of ocean currents that move warm, salty surface waters northward and colder, deeper water southward, is in the news again.
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Second, it would incentivize Mexico to stop the northward flow of migrants from Central America with the knowledge that those they allow in will eventually be Mexico's responsibility.
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"Some additional development of this system is possible during the next few days while it moves slowly northward through early next week," the Miami-based weather forecaster added.
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"A tropical or subtropical depression could form during the next couple of days while it moves north-westward and then northward over the open Atlantic," the NHC said.
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More than 60,000 refugees and migrants have been trapped in Greece since Balkan countries along the northward overland route to western Europe sealed their borders in March 2016.
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Now they're stuck in the border town of Paso Canoas, Costa Rica, waiting for the travel documents that will let them enter the country and continue their journey northward.
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Except for those who managed to elude fingerprinting at dockside and slip northward into other European countries to claim asylum there, the vast majority filed asylum requests in Italy.
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Temperatures were being driven higher across the Iberian peninsula by a hot air mass moving northward from Africa, which is also bringing dust from the Sahara Desert, meteorologists said.
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A hot air mass was moving northward from Africa, authorities said, warning that the mercury could peak at 93.23 degrees Celsius this weekend in some areas of southern Portugal.
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Why not enter into an accord with Mexico to identify ways it can secure its own southern border, where many of the undocumented immigrants first make their journey northward?
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With rare exception, Kurdish peshmerga, a professionalized guerrilla army, whose name translates as "those who face death," retreated northward in a snaking, convoy of Humvees, tanks and armored vehicles.
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"The geographic range of Lyme disease cases has expanded since its first appearance in Lyme, Connecticut, in 1975 and has consistently spread northward, southward, and westward," the report says.
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Changing the Dublin rule could also ease human rights concerns, because migrants seeking to move northward across Europe to destinations like Germany have been effectively trapped in inhospitable conditions.
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A branch of the Chisholm Trail, which the cattle herds followed northward from Texas after the Civil War, crossed the Cimarron River not far from present-day Highway 2005.
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The best way to curb immigration from Central America is to address the factors that are pushing people to leave their homes to embark on a perilous northward journey.
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Warming waters are hurting our commercial fishermen, as lucrative stocks move northward to colder waters and other fisheries suffer from an influx of invasive species, disease, and ocean acidification.
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On September 22000, 21969, he boarded a train and arrived in Chicago, another addition to the Great Migration, the northward exodus of black Southerners that began four decades earlier.
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By comparison, Scott warned this week that Irma was wider than all of Florida and could swamp it from coast to coast, during a northward push through the state.
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A hot air mass was moving northward from Africa, authorities said, warning that the mercury could peak at 47 degrees Celsius this weekend in some areas of southern Portugal.
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Right whales: Last year, critically endangered right whale populations moved northward, out of the Gulf of Maine and into the Gulf of St. Lawrence, presumably to search for food.
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The "hot spot" in the Barents and Kara Seas tends to favor the formation of a ridge, or northward bulge, in the jet stream over that area, Francis said.
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Singapore on Monday got a break from the haze that hit the island state last week, as shifting winds pushed the smoke from Indonesia's Sumatra island northward over Malaysia.
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The clockwise flow of air around it is drawing hot, sultry air northward from the Gulf of Mexico, bringing unusually humid conditions as far north as Quebec and Ontario.
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The bees, bred in Brazil from African and European stock in hopes of boosting honey production, had escaped decades before and had been breeding and moving northward ever since.
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In Russia, for example, agriculture has migrated northward as permafrost melts, Mr. Koolhaas said, while farming communities have become increasingly isolated by hundreds of airport closures around the country.
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That number is lower today, but of the countries that make up Central America's troubled Northern Triangle region — Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador — Guatemala sends the most children northward.
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An army of 223,22001 troops, 20043 tanks and 22004,275 armored personnel carriers advanced northward and within two weeks had commenced a harrowing siege and bombardment of Beirut's western neighborhoods.
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The Miami Herald reported Monday that the storm had weakened into a Category 4 storm as Floridians wait to see if it turns northward away from the Florida coast.
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EDT (0300 GMT Saturday), Matthew's eye was about 115 miles (185 km) south-southeast of Charleston, South Carolina, and moving northward at 12 mph (19 kph), the NHC said.
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Late Monday, Michael's center was about 485 miles south of Panama City, Florida and 450 miles south of Apalachicola, with the storm moving northward at 12 miles per hour.
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Hong Kong (CNN)More than three million people have been moved to safety in southern China as Typhoon Mangkhut moved northward and continued to wreak havoc across the region.
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As Mr. Mohar points out, even if their final destination is the United States, tens of thousands of Central Americans marching northward can put stress on Mexican communities, too.
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France's whites retreat northward, but are eventually absorbed by the demographic shift, and the trend spreads throughout Europe, as indigenous populations and other "hoards" are inspired to rise up.
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The bees, bred in Brazil from African and European stock in hopes of increasing honey production, had escaped decades before and had been breeding and moving northward ever since.
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No official decision has been made on when the trek northward will resume, but there is talk among the migrants that it could be as soon as this weekend.
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It goes northward to the beaches, obviously up in La Hoya, Delmar, up the coast where the navy seals train as well, and you&aposve seen this first hand too.
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They both believe that neighboring states, such as Angola, need help to set up their protected areas better to allow elephant populations to expand northward, rather than deeper into Botswana.
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The National Hurricane Center extended the hurricane warning northward up the state's east coast to Sebastian Inlet and along the west coast to Anna Maria Island, just south of Tampa.
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Depending on the exact intensity, track and speed of the storm, coastal flooding from strong onshore winds will also be a potential threat from the Delaware coast northward into Massachusetts.
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" The DWR wrote on its Facebook page, "Officials are anticipating a failure of the Auxiliary Spillway at Oroville Dam... Residents of Oroville should evacuate in a northward direction, toward Chico.
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The first multi-state tornado outbreak of the spring season is forecast on Tuesday from Texas northward into Nebraska, with storms rolling eastward into Missouri and Illinois through early Wednesday.
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He sent drugs northward with fleets of planes and boats, and had detailed accounting ledgers and an encrypted electronic communication system run through secret computer servers in Canada, witnesses said.
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"This typically happens in June where you get a subtropical high (pressure system) that ends up shifting northward," said meteorologist Bianca Hernandez of the National Weather Service office in Phoenix.
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As a caravan of migrants is proceeding northward through Mexico, the President has committed to sending at least 5,000, and as many as 15,000, active duty troops to the border.
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What that means is that Con Ed's revenues are pretty much known in advance, which explains why the company's profits and cash flows have been northward bound in recent years.
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This part of the Arctic slope extending northward from the Brooks Range to the Arctic Ocean is a critical site for polar bears to make their dens and give birth.
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A handful of migrants who had the money hailed taxis to go northward, said Ayman Slidi, a spokesman for the Syrian community in Athens who was at the sit-in.
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Hurricane Lane was expected to turn northward on Friday toward the islands, with the center of the storm moving over land over the next two days, the Weather Service said.
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And the experience of recent refugee crises has demonstrated to European leaders both how easily populations can move northward, and how much harder assimilation may be than they once hoped.
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Florida emerged from Hurricane Irma on Monday as a landscape of blacked-out cities, shuttered gas stations, shattered trees and flooded streets, while the now-weakened storm kept sweeping northward.
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Ezer, a physical oceanographer, says Dorian actually slowed down the Gulf Stream current, which flows northward from Florida along the coast up to the North Atlantic, by almost 20173 percent.
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The NHC said at 5pm ET Saturday that gale-force winds would "gradually develop" along the coasts of northeast Florida and Georgia and spread northward to the Carolinas on Sunday.
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Jacob Lawrence may be best known for his Great Migration series of paintings, depicting the movement northward of millions of black Americans from the South in the early 20th century.
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In the past 215 years, Honduras has suffered waves of violence and social breakdown, sending tens of thousands fleeing northward to Guatemala, Mexico, and, above all, to the United States.
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Conversely, some of the famous boreal breeding birds — American three-toed woodpecker, spruce grouse and Cape May warbler — have all but disappeared, their breeding ranges having withdrawn northward into Canada.
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"Large Mexican flags were taped to many of the 35 olive-green Mexican Army trucks and tractor trailers as they rumbled northward toward the border," CBS News reported at the time.
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A tougher forecast exists for whether or not heavy snow creeps northward to New York City and Boston, since these areas will be on the northern edge of the significant precipitation.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I offer this with no judgment, simply an observation: Recently while riding the B train northward, I noticed the hands of the two people sitting opposite me.
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When Voyager 22, which is headed northward from the solar equator, crossed the heliosheath between 23 to 22, it witnessed a steady increase high-energy particles, called galactic cosmic rays (GCRs).
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Back in June, as part of an advocacy campaign aimed at protecting the Arctic Ocean from oil and gas extraction, Greenpeace sent its ship Arctic Sunrise northward with some unusual cargo.
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The fire was creating its own weather pattern and shifted northward into Lower Lake in the afternoon, said Suzie Blankenship, a spokeswoman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Violent crime in El Salvador and other countries in the region is one of the main reasons why people seek to emigrate, often moving northward through Mexico to the United States.
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Hurricane Matthew is expected to move generally northward over the west-central Atlantic during the next couple of days, and could track east of Florida later this week, official forecasts show.
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Since the 1970s, Los Angeles has experienced a profound, once-unthinkable demographic shift, with Mexicans and Central Americans––Ulloa and Moreno's parents included––migrating northward in search of peace and opportunity.
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MAPASTEPEC, Mexico (Reuters) - So many migrants have stopped in the southern Mexican town of Mapastepec in recent months that longstanding public sympathy for Central Americans traveling northward is starting to wane.
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He sent drugs northward with fleets of planes and boats, and had detailed accounting ledgers and an encrypted electronic communication system run through secret computer servers in Canada, the court heard.
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The early winter storm is expected to move northward along the eastern seaboard leaving a trail of snow and slush along major airline routes, including the New York area and Boston.
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Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow finally decide to consummate their mutual attraction while on a boat sailing northward, confirming a long-anticipated romantic pairing of two of the series' main characters.
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Throughout the week, Mr. Trump has railed against the caravan on Twitter, threatening Honduras and other Central American nations with the suspension of foreign aid unless they stop the northward march.
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According to the Uffizi, before retreating from Florence in 1944 as the Allies advanced, German soldiers shipped artworks northward, and that is when "Vase of Flowers" disappeared from the public record.
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A new bill about to be introduced by Congressional Democrats would, among other things, allow asylum-seekers to apply for humanitarian relief in their home countries, without making the dangerous trek northward.
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From Friday through Monday, thunderstorms, some of them severe with strong winds, large hail and tornadoes, will fire up from Texas northward to Minnesota, with some shower activity arcing eastward into Michigan.
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The forecast track has been adjusted northward compared to previous forecasts, with the possibility that the center of the storm will track between the Viti Levu and the island of Vanua Levu.
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The migration is not unique to the US, with the butterflies known to create magnificent migration displays in Europe as they fly northward from North Africa, the Middle East, and central Asia.
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"By Tuesday night and Wednesday, upper-level winds are expected to increase, limiting the chances for additional development, while the system moves northward near the southeastern United States coast," the NHC said.
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But salty water, seeping northward from the Gulf of Mexico, killed the trees off long ago; just a few blackened stumps remain, protruding from the open water that now surrounds the Isle.
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The AMOC involves the northward movement of warm, salty water in the upper layers of the Atlantic, as well as the southward return flow of cold, dense water in the deep Atlantic.
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EDT (0200 GMT Saturday) Matthew's eye or center was about 90 miles (140 km) east-southeast of Savannah, Georgia and moving northward at 12 miles (19 km) per hour, the NHC said.
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But Sofia's move coincided with tightening border controls along the main migration corridor from Greece northward through Macedonia and Serbia, raising concern increasing numbers of migrants may try alternate routes through Bulgaria.
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Delmin Lopez was found badly dehydrated but alive, and spoke to his mother from hospital for the first time since setting off on the perilous journey northward two months ago, she said.
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The "potentially catastrophic" category 4 hurricane that took a northward path to the Florida Panhandle is reported to be producing maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour and even higher gusts.
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It became a victim of the very prosperity it helped bring to the neighborhood — and today it is following the northward creep of restaurants from the square that it also set off.
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In what has become an annual rite, often around Easter week, hundreds of migrants, most of them Hondurans, started their northward procession from the southern border city of Tapachula on March 25.
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After surviving the Saharan dust, however, Dorian headed northward across the eastern tip of Puerto Rico, then turned east and chugged across the Caribbean, picking up energy from the warm surface waters.
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EST (1500 GMT), it was edging northward at a speed of at least 2 mph (3 kph) about 215 miles (345 km) south-southeast off the coast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
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Who's next: Rain is pelting Florida, and forecasts put the hurricane "dangerously close" to the coast in coming hours, where it is expected to move slowly northward along Georgia and South Carolina.
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This all comes at large cost to taxpayers, and the provision of frontline medical care to illegal crossers and asylum seekers will only act as more incentive to make the journey northward.
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The threat of more flooding continues as rivers in the Carolinas begin to crest in the coming days, even as the remnants of Florence tracked northward after dumping days of drenching rain.
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Last week, as thousands of Central American migrants made their way northward through Mexico, walking a treacherous route toward the US border, talk of "the caravan," as it's become known, took over Twitter.
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Tropical storm warnings are in place for a larger portion of the region, encompassing the coast of Mexico from Chetumal to Sabancuy, and from Belize City in Belize northward to the Mexican border.
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The reason why this part of the world is getting drier is thought to lie in a northward movement of subtropical dry zones, areas that used to be confined to north-central Africa.
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"Environmental conditions are expected to be conducive for the system to become more organized later this week as it moves slowly northward over the northwestern Caribbean Sea," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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Athens angrily recalled its envoy, Chryssoula Aliferi, in February after being excluded from a meeting hosted by Vienna that coordinated the border restrictions across the Balkans to limit the northward flow of migrants.
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While Irma's track may waver, and its intensity may fluctuate, the storm is locked in on a path that will cause massive devastation from the Florida Keys to Miami and northward to Orlando.
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Scientists tracking the rite globally have found that, in the Northern Hemisphere, the reproductive frenzy moves northward in a wave as springtime warmth starts to raise the temperature of normally cool ocean waters.
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Canada recently dropped plans to lease in its Beaufort Sea; the Russians announced a 10-year moratorium; and while Norway is pushing its leasing northward, it is avoiding seas covered by winter ice.
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Australia happens to be on one of the fastest-moving pieces of all, and by geological standards it's practically flying: about 2.7 inches northward a year, with a slight clockwise rotation as well.
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Although authorities established a surveillance zone to follow the trajectory of the hurricane northward along Mexico's western coast, there were no evacuations of tourist spots like Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta and Cabo San Lucas.
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LONDON — The route that more than one million migrants have used to traverse southeastern Europe was effectively shut down Wednesday, when four Balkan nations stopped waving the migrants through on their journey northward.
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In Greece, a nation still grappling with severe economic problems, many thousands of migrants have become trapped because Macedonia, which is not a member of the European Union, has blocked their passage northward.
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Mexican leaders are expected to show White House officials on Wednesday that they are taking steps to stem the northward flow of migrants, but Trump said the talks might not resolve the issue.
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What we're watching: Maui, Oahu and Kauai run the biggest risk of a close pass with the storm's fiercest winds and heaviest rains, depending on when the storm turns northward and then westward.
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The storm, swirling northward through the Gulf of Mexico, was upgraded to Category 3 and is expected to make landfall on Wednesday with powerful winds, torrential rains and a potentially devastating storm surge.
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