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- Showers developing ahead of our latest storm system, now moving into the western @WDEFNews12 viewing area.
Some rumbles of thunder possible tonight.

HiRISE 3D: Pits Sourcing a Channel

This image shows collapse pits at the edge of an infilled basin adjacent to the heavily faulted Ceraunius Fossae. These pits may be volcanic. A channel originates from one of the pits and continues into the basin.

Full image: uahirise.org/anaglyph/ESP_0756

IN EFFECT FROM 4 PM THIS AFTERNOON TO 10 AM EST THURSDAY.

* WHAT...SE winds 15-25 mph w/ gusts up to 50 mph expected.
* WHERE...SE Monroe County in the @WDEFNews12 viewing area.
* IMPACTS...Gusty winds will blow around unsecured objects.

Thanks to @WDEFNews12 viewers Angela & Marty Wagnon from Cleveland for a spooky view from this past Halloween night... Tuesday's @LangleyRoofing .

Tuesday: Dry tonight and early Wednesday. Rain chances increase into tomorrow night with maybe a rumble of thunder possible.
Details on your forecast tonight on @WDEFNews12.

The public is invited to a free Star Party at 's Clarence T. Jones Observatory.
Look through Chattanooga’s historic 20.5″ telescope. View a show with the new planetarium projector.
Gates open at 5:30. Lecture and Planetarium show begin at 6:00. Telescope viewing until 8:00.
All times Eastern.

calendar.utc.edu/event/star-pa

Brain Terrain on the Floor of a Crater

The objective of this observation is to examine “brain terrain” on part of the floor of a crater in Claritas Fossae. Pictures like this can help us understand past climate and why nearby craters have slight differences in the expression of brain terrain. In some areas, the coverage is complete; in this one, only part of the floor is covered in brain terrain.

uahirise.org/hipod/ESP_075501_
NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona

"By joining our Revolutionary War Project, you’re not just transcribing documents; you’re helping to preserve and honor the legacy of African American soldiers.

You can ensure their stories, their sacrifice, and their dreams are not forgotten. Dive into history, transcribe with us, and help make the legacy of heroes...accessible for generations to come."

archives.gov/citizen-archivist

"We’ve been doing this kind of farming way before the Europeans came, and that’s what our ancestors were known for,” says Nutlouis. “The work we do is looking back at ancestral wisdom, reclaiming and re-correcting knowledge, de-colonizing and re-Indigenizing.”

“Ecologies needs to be restored. Food systems need to be restored. This is an opportunity to begin developing localized food economies. There’s a lot of potential in that, but we got to do it right.”

e360.yale.edu/features/navajo-

- Monitoring the Caribbean for the next possible tropical system. Could be a problem for the Gulf into next week? Time to be ; keep it tuned to @WDEFNews12.

nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php

- Thanks to @WDEFNews12 viewer Latisha Underwood of Dalton Georgia for a view of Squeakers the pup on the porch... Monday's @RuffCutsCleveland .

Submit your Pupper Pictures at wdef.com/dogwalk today

@AskTheDevil My late dad, an architect, started promoting and using clean energy plus other ideas (cool tubes, heat pumps) in his clients' buildings (if they agreed to it) back after the 70's oil crisis. A lot of the time he was laughed at for promoting "tree hugger / crunchy granola" attitudes. Those attitudes did start to change (slowly), but a lot more needs to change, and faster. But, it can be done.

"This has never worked, and it never will. This closed loop can only be broken if we reject profit as the sole driver of our society. Until then, anything that threatens profit – whether it is human rights, the climate crisis, or any other inconvenient truth, will sooner or later be paved over and replaced with a new amusement park.
This is how global capital today continues to break both real democracy and social movements."
by George Tsakraklides

tsakraklides.com/2024/08/23/th

Monday -- Beautiful start to the week. Many changes in store to our forecast for the next few days. (Hope you like variety.)
Details tonight on @WDEFNews12 at 5:30, 6, 7 & 11.

"Broussard says this is more than just a story about about one man taking pictures during World War II.

"As I flipped through the pages I realized, my God, it's all scenes of [Nazi] occupied Paris. And I knew I'd found a treasure," she says. "And then I read the little note in the front. 'If you find this album,' it said, 'take care of it and have the courage to look at it.' I thought, someone sent a message in a bottle and I just found it." @NPR

npr.org/2024/10/28/nx-s1-51577

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