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MOTC may close freeways in extremely bad weather

Minister of Transportation and Communications Mao Chi-kuo () said yesterday that the ministry would closely monitor several geologically sensitive sections along the nations freeways and may consider closing some of them if extreme weather conditions created a threat.

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IOC is ready, weather or not (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

With 15 days to go before the opening ceremony, International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge said yesterday the weather is the only unresolved issue hanging over the Winter Games in Vancouver.

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Auckland expected to escape wild weather (The New Zealand Herald)

Severe wind and rain predicted for most of New Zealand last night was expected to bypass Auckland, with the only weather warning in the city directed at boat owners.

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Indy weather: Cool temps here for week (The Indianapolis Star)

Blame it on the Canadian air. This month seems to be wrapping up with cooler weather than usual and according to the National Weather Service, it may stay this way for the rest of the week.

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Indy weather: Cool temps here for week (The Indianapolis Star)

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Zimbabwe: Weather Experts Predict Above Normal Rainfall (AllAfrica.com)

Harare — Northeastern Zimbabwe will most likely receive normal to above normal rainfall in both halves of the rainy season, weather experts said yesterday and the southwest below normal in both halves.

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