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Snowy Grand Canyon Shrouded by 'Partial Cloud Inversion'
The snow-dusted Grand Canyon was filled with low clouds during a partial cloud inversion on Sunday, January 24, video from the Grand Canyon National Park Service shows.According to My Grand Canyon Park the partial cloud, or temperature, inversion usually occurs in the canyon in winter when warm air covers cold air, trapping clouds in the canyon.The Grand Canyon National Park Service warned that a larger storm was approaching the area on Monday and was expected to create hazardous travel conditions. Credit: Grand Canyon NPS via Storyful
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Tree Kangaroo Joey Emerges From Mother's Pouch at Sydney Zoo
A tree kangaroo joey at Taronga Zoo in Sydney, New South Wales, has been recorded for the first time popping its head out of its mother’s pouch.According to the zoo, the male joey, who is 28 weeks old, has only just begun emerging from his mother Kwikila’s pouch.Tree kangaroos are native to Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, according to the zoo. They are classified as endangered due to habitat loss and encroaching human activity. Credit: Taronga Zoo Sydney via Storyful
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Dutch Police Clash With Anti-Lockdown Protesters in Eindhoven
Dozens of people were arrested as anti-lockdown protests turned violent in Eindhoven, Netherlands, on January 24, broadcaster RTL reported.Riot police were called in to break up the protests as hundreds of people showed up to demonstrations in Eindhoven and Amsterdam, the outlet reported.Videos filmed by local resident Alexander Suma show the scenes in Eindhoven’s city center. Credit: Alexander Suma via Storyful
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'You Need to Back Up': New York State Cop Has Conversation With Chatty Turkey
The Ramapo Police Department in New York’s Rockland County shared footage of one of its officers having a conversation with a turkey on January 22.Police said the footage shows a turkey approaching Officer Robert Navarro’s window on Pascack Road in Chestnut Ridge. Navarro tells the turkey, “I don’t care what he did. We’re not taking a report for that. You need to go away.”The department said Officer Navarro “was attempting to clear several parties from the roadway, when he was met with some resistance.” Credit: Town of Ramapo Police Department via Storyful
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Fisherman Knocked Off Balance by Shark's Tail Whip
A New Zealander received a real slap in the face from an unlikely source during a fishing trip on January 21, as a copper shark at the end of his line whipped its tail and knocked him off balance.Craig Sheriff was attempting to retrieve an expensive lure belonging to his friend Dave Lyons, who recorded the footage, at the time of the incident.The fisherman told Storyful that he had caught a kingfish prior to the incident, but it was eaten by the shark as he attempted to reel it in.“Normally we just cut away, but Dave’s lure was $55 so we really wanted to try and get it back,” Sheriff told local media.He added, “It took about 20 minutes to get it up to the surface and when we got it up that’s when the slap happened.”Alas for the fishermen, the shark broke the line and escaped with the lure. Credit: Craig Sheriff via Storyful
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Snow Creates Wintry Landscape in Outer Hebrides
The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice in northern Scotland on Sunday, January 24.They reported wintry showers the day before, too.This footage was captured by Effie Macleod in the village of Rodel, on the island of Harris, on Saturday. Credit: Effie Macleod via Storyful
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Hardy Walkers Brave Squalls on Rochester Pier
Several inches of snow fell in Rochester, New York, on January 23, the National Weather Service said.The service reported 5.6 inches of snow accumulation at the Rochester Airport.This footage was recorded by Joseph Frascati, who said he filmed it in Rochester’s Ontario Beach Park. Credit: Joseph Frascati via Storyful
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Golden Retriever Catches Flakes as Snow Falls in London
Snow showered London on January 24, as the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for the area.This footage was captured by London resident Madiha Zaki, and shows three-year-old golden retriever Woody enjoying the snow. Credit: Madiha Zaki via Storyful
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Trees Frosted by Snow as Winter Storm Warning Issued in Juneau
The National Weather Service in Juneau, Alaska, issued a “winter storm warning” on January 23.The service said the system would bring snowfall totals in the area up to eight inches.They shared this footage showing trees frosted by the snow before they issued the warning. Credit: NWS Juneau via Storyful
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Tear Gas Deployed at Portland ICE Facility Protest
Federal agents in riot gear used tear gas and flash bangs in efforts to disperse a protest outside the Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Portland, Oregon, on the night of January 23.The protest was declared an “unlawful assembly” around 10 pm, Fox News reported.This footage was captured by Brendan Gutenschwager, who was covering the protest. He said he witnessed several arrests, and said protesters had mostly dispersed shortly after midnight. Credit: Brendan Gutenschwager via Storyful
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Timelapse Captures Magnificent Sunrise Over Haleakalā National Park
Stunning timelapse footage shows a colorful sunrise over Hawaii’s Haleakalā National Park.The park invited visitors to make reservations to see the sunrise from the park’s scenic lookouts.This footage was taken at the Leleiwi Overlook, the park said. Credit: Haleakalā National Park via Storyful
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Snow Squall Envelops Snowmobile Race in North Colorado
A snow squall swept through a snowmobile race in Walden, Colorado, on January 23, causing near whiteout conditions for a few minutes before clearing.Storyful’s Kelly Jones shared footage of the snow clouds rolling in shortly after noon on Saturday. Within minutes, heavy snow overtook the area. Credit: Kelly Jones via Storyful
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Thousands in Krasnodar Join Protests Calling for Navalny's Release
Police in Russia arrested more than 2,800 demonstrators during countrywide protests on Saturday, January 23, in support of the detained opposition leader Alexei Navalny, reports said.This footage shows demonstrators in Krasnodar, a city in the south of Russia. Large demonstrations also took place in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Vladivostok, among other cities.The OVD-Info group that monitors political persecution said more than 2,800 people had been detained across dozens of towns and cities.Navalny was detained in Moscow on January 17 after flying back from Germany, where he had been treated for Novichok nerve-agent poisoning. A joint investigation carried out by Bellingcat, CNN, and Der Spiegel implicated Russian intelligence agents in the poisoning. Credit: @zakkrodi via Storyful
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Heavy Snow Falls in Manchester
The Met Office warned of snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures across the United Kingdom on Saturday, January 23. This footage shows heavy snow falling in Manchester, where “wintery showers” were forecast into Sunday. Credit: @bonkerssteve via Storyful
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Hundreds Arrested in Moscow Amid Violent Crackdowns on Opposition Protests
Demonstrations in cities across Russia on Saturday, January 23, ended in thousands of arrests nationwide after police cracked down on protesters rallying for the release of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.Footage from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty shows violent scuffles between police and demonstrators in Moscow, with riot police using their batons to strike unarmed protesters.Protests had been taking place across Russia that day in support of Navalny, who was detained in Moscow on January 17 after flying back from Germany. Navalny had been in Berlin recovering from his alleged poisoning in August 2020.The OVD-Info group that monitors political persecution said more than 2,500 people had been detained across dozens of towns and cities, including 952 in Moscow alone. Credit: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty via Storyful
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Navalny Lawyer Forcefully Detained During Live Interview at Moscow Protests
A lawyer and media producer for Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was hauled away by riot police as she spoke to press during an anti-Putin protest in Moscow on January 23.Footage here shows Lyubov Sobol addressing media before suddenly being grabbed by police. She was then led through the crowd to a waiting police van, which was driven away, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reported.Protests had been taking place across Russia that day in support of Navalny, who was detained in Moscow on January 17 after flying back from Germany. Navalny had been in Berlin recovering from his alleged poisoning in August 2020.The Moscow Times reported that more than 1,900 people had been detained at protests nationwide. Credit: Current Time via Storyful
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Riot Police Rush at Anti-Putin Protesters in Vladivostok
Heated clashes took place in Vladivostok between riot police and protesters on January 23, as demonstrations took place across Russia in support of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was detained on January 17 after flying into Moscow from Berlin.Navalny had been in Berlin recovering after his alleged poisoning in August 2020.Footage from Vladivostok shows riot police rushing toward protesters with raised batons, clashing with them, and dragging at least one person away. Protesters are heard chanting “Putin’s a thief.”“I’m 26. I’ve lived under Putin almost all my life. I keep hearing the same old promises every year. But what have I got? A war in Ukraine and Georgia, a tax hike, new taxes, [a raised] retirement age. That’s why I am here today,” one protester told a reporter for Current Time, a Russian-language news channel funded by grants from the United States.Navalny’s campaign announced via Telegram that protests would take place in cities across Russia on January 23. Credit: Current Time via Storyful
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Welsh Police Seek Suspects in Firebombing of Nativity Scene on Christmas Eve
Police in Wales have made a fresh appeal for information after a nativity scene in Raglan, Monmouthshire, was firebombed on Christmas Eve.Gwent Police said the damage was caused around 9.45 pm on 24 December, as indicated by the timestamp on the security-camera footage they released.The £10,000 nativity scene was funded by the Beaufort Hotel and designed by retired theatre design lecturer Liz Friendship, the BBC reported.Statues of a shepherd, Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus were destroyed, leaving “just three kings staring at the bus stop,” Friendship told local media.Monmouthshire Inspector Nikki Hughes said: “This was reckless behaviour that we are continuing to investigate. We’re particularly interested in speaking to two people who were seen in the area at the time who were wearing dark coloured clothing and hats. If you have any information, please get in touch.” Credit: Gwent Police via Storyful
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Slow Motion Video Captures Dog Enjoying UK Snow
Ice and snow warnings were issued for much of the UK on Saturday, January 23, the Met Office said.In Scotland, temperatures fell to -8C overnight.This footage shows Twitter user @Ameliajade911’s dog enjoying the snowfall in Stoke-on-Trent. Credit: @Ameliajade911 via Storyful
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UK Government Releases Hard-Hitting New COVID-19 Advert Urging People To Stay At Home
The UK government has launched a new COVID-19 advertising campaign featuring hospital staff and patients and asking: “Can you look them in the eyes and tell them you’re helping by staying at home?”The advert debuted on television on Friday January 22 and will roll out over social media.“With a shift in tone to previous adverts, the new campaign features raw footage and testimonials from patients who have COVID-19, as well as the NHS staff who are working around the clock to look after them at Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital,” the government said in a press release.The UK government stated that someone is being admitted to hospital every 30 seconds with COVID-19, and a quarter of those are under the age of 55. Credit: @10DowningStreet via Storyful
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Coastguard Rescues Three People Caught Up In Floods in North Wales
Three people, including a child, were rescued by a HM Coastguard helicopter after getting caught in flooding in North Wales.In a statement on January 22, the Coastguard said the incident happened near Wrexham and the search and rescue helicopter had been called as part of a wider emergency response to floods across the area.Chief Pilot Dave Kenyon said: “This was a challenging winching scenario in terms of where the people were. They were on a ledge by the roof, with debris falling and being washed away all around them. We’re delighted that all three were got out safe and well, and handed into the care of the other emergency services.” Credit: Maritime and Coastguard Agency via Storyful
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Storm Christoph Leaves Homes Flooded in North Wales
Heavy rain and windy conditions were seen across parts of England and Wales on Friday, January 22, as Storm Christoph continued to impact parts of the UK, the Met Office reported.This video shows flooding in Isycoed in northern Wales after the storm bloated the River Dee. North East Wales Search and Rescue said the video shows a team rowing their boat to the rescue of a woman in the area.The Environment Agency said that there was still a risk of flooding in some areas following the storm, and warned people to remain alert to the dangers. Credit: Ian Thomas Pomford via Storyful
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Snow Squall Sweeps Across Southern Ontario
A snow squall hit southern Ontario in Canada on January 22.Footage taken by Twitter user @sharimc72 shows white-out conditions on a road in Stayner, Ontario.The ECCC had issued a snow squall warning for the area on January 22, with long-lived combinations of heavy and blowing snow. Credit: @sharimc72 via Storyful
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Police Rescue Woman and Dog From Icy Waters in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin
Police officers pulled a woman from icy waters in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, on January 15, with bodycam footage capturing the dramatic rescue.According to a press release sent to Storyful by the Prairie du Chien Police Department, the 72-year-old woman had fallen through the ice while attempting to save her dog, struggling in the water until a passerby called 911.Body cam footage shared by the police department shows the officers using rescue tools to pull the woman and her dog to safety. Credit: Prairie du Chien Police Department via Storyful
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'Dangerous' Lake Effect Snow Moves Across Central New York
Heavy lake effect snow fell across central New York state on January 22.Footage taken by Twitter user @patrickmillwx shows snowfall and deep snow drifts. “It’s easy to forget how dangerous lake effect snow can be with how pretty it is!” wrote @patrickmillwx.The National Weather Service reported the snow would move south from Oneida County into the northern Finger Lakes region on January 22, with least 4 to 8 inches anticipated in the Syracuse area. Credit: @patrickmillwx via Storyful
