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The minor periods are shorter. NIGHT SKY Patrick Rowan ALMANAC IN THE SKY MOON PHASES REGIONAL FORECAST TEMPERATURE Staunton Waynesboro PRECIPITATION Staunton Waynesboro TODAY A shower and thunderstorm 80 56 83 55 79 57 TUESDAY Mainly cloudy, a shower or two 79 58 88 59 WEDNESDAY Warm; a stray p.m. t-storm 86 58 78 53 THURSDAY A shower and thunderstorm 79 56 72 46 FRIDAY Rain and a thunderstorm 70 48 Harrisonburg Staunton Waynesboro Charlottesville Elkins Richmond Fredericksburg Arlington Washington, DC Baltimore Lynchburg Chase City Winchester Roanoke Newport News Williamsburg Norfolk Shown is weather. Temperatures are highs and lows. RealFeel RealFeel RealFeel RealFeel RealFeel Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation.
Temperature bands are highs for the day. Forecast temperatures are for selected cities. A shower and thunderstorm this afternoon. A shower and thunderstorm tonight. A heavy thunderstorm tomorrow.
Wednesday: a thunderstorm in spots. Alexandria 79 65 77 64 sh Arlington 79 65 78 64 sh Blacksburg 76 57 80 61 Bluefield 73 57 75 62 Charlottesville 81 65 82 64 Danville 80 62 82 62 Elkins 77 56 76 60 Fairmont 76 59 77 62 Fredericksburg 80 65 79 64 sh Harrisonburg 78 59 78 59 sh Lewisburg 76 57 75 57 Lexington 84 62 83 62 pc Lynchburg 81 61 84 63 Marion 74 57 76 61 Martinsburg 76 59 76 61 sh Martinsville 79 61 81 62 Moorefield 79 59 78 63 Newport News 79 67 81 66 Norfolk 79 69 80 66 Petersburg 80 64 82 63 Richmond 80 64 81 65 Roanoke 81 62 83 65 Virginia Beach 76 68 77 66 Washington 79 65 77 66 sh Winchester 76 59 76 61 sh Wytheville 73 55 78 61 Major today 10:29 a.m. 10:55 p.m. Minor today 4:16 a.m. 4:42 p.m.
Major Tuesday 11:19 a.m. 11:46 p.m. Minor Tuesday 5:05 a.m. 5:32 p.m. Early these moonless evenings, the Big Dipper floats upside-down, almost overhead in the north.
Its curved handle arcs toward golden Arcturus in the east. Lower in the southeast, the star Spica shines whiter. May 7 May 15 May 23 May 30 New First Full Last Statistics through 3 p.m. Sunday High 70 69 Low 54 52 Normal high 71 Normal low 49 Record high 87 in 1958 Record low 30 in 1966 24 hours through 3 p.m. Sun.
0.16” 0.23” Month to date 0.78” 0.67” Normal month to date 0.64” Year to date 10.40” 10.13” Normal year to date 12.67” Sunrise today 6:14 a.m. Sunset today 8:12 p.m. Sunrise Tuesday 6:13 a.m. Sunset Tuesday 8:13 p.m. Moonrise today 5:11 a.m.
Moonset today 6:49 p.m. Albuquerque 72 45 80 49 Anchorage 49 37 50 38 pc Atlanta 80 66 85 69 Austin 89 73 92 71 Baltimore 78 65 77 63 sh Birmingham 86 69 88 70 Bismarck 64 49 60 42 Boston 70 55 69 53 Burlington, VT 74 51 sh 72 50 Charleston, SC 85 70 87 69 Charleston, WV 79 61 79 62 Chicago 71 60 pc 76 56 Cincinnati 73 62 sh 80 61 Cleveland 64 52 75 60 Dallas 83 71 90 72 Denver 59 40 pc 60 35 pc Des Moines 77 56 75 55 pc Detroit 68 49 pc 69 58 Fairbanks 48 34 56 38 pc Honolulu 84 72 sh 84 73 sh Indianapolis 70 63 sh 76 59 Kansas City 77 57 78 55 pc Key West 86 77 85 77 Knoxville 79 63 82 65 Las Vegas 79 59 85 57 Little Rock 85 71 85 71 Los Angeles 74 54 72 56 pc Louisville 74 66 85 65 Madison 74 56 73 53 Memphis 84 71 84 71 Miami 86 74 87 75 pc Milwaukee 65 52 70 52 Minneapolis 73 57 70 52 Morgantown 76 60 76 63 Nashville 83 67 84 69 New Orleans 87 75 88 75 pc New York City 73 61 76 60 pc Oklahoma City 78 58 82 64 Omaha 76 50 78 54 pc Orlando 90 68 91 70 Philadelphia 77 62 77 62 Phoenix 86 63 90 66 Pittsburgh 75 56 79 63 Raleigh 82 66 85 69 Sacramento 70 45 74 51 St. Louis 78 65 84 63 Salt Lake City 55 43 48 38 San Francisco 64 51 66 52 San Diego 69 55 69 59 Seattle 53 43 58 44 Washington, DC 79 65 77 66 sh Wichita 75 49 80 52 TODAY TUESDAY TODAY TUESDAY Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. TODAY TUESDAY TODAY TUESDAY Cloudy and warmer, a shower and thunderstorm this afternoon. High 78 to 82.
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Like many media outlets around the world, however, Al Jazeera has been critical of Isra- military operation in Gaza. Israeli PM and his military wanted every- thing to happen and be concealed without anybody reporting or talking about said Al Jazeera reporter Hani Mahmoud. Hamas called decision on Al Jazeera a violation of freedom of the press, and a re- pressive and retaliatory measure against Al professional role in exposing the crimes of the occu- The U.N. Human Rights also criticized the closure. regret cabinet decision to close Al Jazeera in it said on X.
free independent media is essential to ensuring transparency accountability. Now, even more so given tight restrictions on report- ing from Gaza. Freedom of expression is a key human right. We urge govt to overturn parliament last month a law allow- ing the temporary closure in Israel of foreign broad- casters considered to be a threat to national security. The law allows Netanyahu and his security cabinet to shut the in Israel for 45 days, a peri- od that can be renewed, so the shutdown could stay enforced until the end of July or until the end of major military operations in Gaza.
Netanyahu: Deal to end war now would keep Hamas in power Netanyahu warned that Israel will make no deal that would free hostages in exchange for ending the war, saying that would keep Hamas in power and pose a threat to Israel. However, he said Israel is will- ing to pause in Gaza in order to secure release of the approximately 130 hostages still being held by Hamas-led militants. while Israel has shown willingness, Hamas remains entrenched in its extreme positions, among them the demand to remove all our forces from the Gaza Strip, end the war, and leave Hamas in Netanyahu said. cannot accept Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh said the militants re- main committed to a that guarantees withdrawal from Gaza. He blamed Netanyahu for continuation of the ag- gression and the expansion of the circle of and sabotaging the made through the media- tors and various Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said it ap- pears that Hamas accept the latest hostage deal and that the military will launch its into the southern Gaza city of Rafah in near the Times of Israel reported.
The U.S. is among scores of nations urging Israel not to invade the city, packed with more than 1 million Palestinians who have the elsewhere in Gaza. Israel believes thousands of Hamas are holed up in Rafah, along with potentially dozens of hostages. Such an incursion would put hundreds of thou- sands of lives at risk and be a huge blow to the aid op- erations of the entire enclave, the U.N. humanitarian said on Friday.
The war began after Hamas stunned Israel with a cross-border raid on Oct. 7 in which 1,200 people were killed and 252 hostages taken, according to Israeli tal- lies. More than 34,600 Palestinians have been killed, and more than 77,000 have been wounded in assault, according to health ministry. The bom- bardment has devastated much of the coastal enclave and caused a humanitarian crisis. Hamas owns Israel-Gaza border crossing attack Israel shut down humanitarian aid shipments through the Karem Abu Salem border crossing after a nearby rocket attack injured several people, Israeli of- said Sunday.
Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack. military said 10 projectiles were launched from Rafah in southern Gaza towards the crossing, which it said was now closed to aid trucks going into the coastal enclave. However, other crossings remain open. armed wing said it rockets at an Israeli army base by the crossing, but did not where it them from. Shortly after the Hamas attack, an Israeli airstrike hit a house in Rafah killing three people and wounding several, Palestinian medics said.
The Israeli military the counter-strike, saying it struck the launcher from which the Hamas projectiles were as well as a nearby launches carried out by Hamas adjacent to the Rafah Crossing are a clear example of the terrorist systematic exploitation of humanitar- ian facilities and spaces, and their continued use of the Gazan civilian population as human it said. Hamas denies accusations it uses civilians as hu- man shields. Contributing: Reuters Al Jazeera Continued from Page 1A.
