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she can tell you yes on air and then when it's time, when you call her, eh, eh.

Hello You will see Our weather this morning 27 degrees Celsius throughout the day Mostly sunny with a slight chance of showers or thunder showers Windy at times In the afternoon it will be sunny Chance of a thunderstorm Windy And then in the evening Clear with a chance of showers or thunder showers And it will be windy But I also want to remind you that the weather will be hot it is usually hot if you have a sunscreen try to apply it on your face or parts that of your body that you expose to the sun i think

this sunscreen i need to get some

at this point in time yesterday my

The deer are going to know you're there.

Wind-wise, they might not know you're there, but they're going to be bedded on at the hillside.

They're going to either see you.

I mean, I'm assuming they'll be able to see at some point when all the foliage is off the tree for sure.

But again, not going out at the peak of the day and trying to run the splits that were prescribed because it's probably not gonna happen.

It's just gonna lead to a session that, you know doesn't feel good and leaves you feeling really not very confident about things and i've got that wrong a couple of times in the past but generally you know if i know it's going to be hot i'm going to get out early and get that session done early Wind is a big one when training.

As I say, I think in races, especially big races, you can mitigate that a little bit by using a pack of people or even just a small group of people just to help a little bit.

Obviously, if it's really, really strong winds, they're coming from the side, that is going to affect you a little bit.

We're at minus 20.

Wind's starting to blow.

We got a little bit of snowing and drifting going on, and you have summer tires on.

You head into a corner.

I just think, Barry, we fell on Kelsey by chance because of, was it Sharmita that got injured? Yeah, yeah.

at the Windy and we went in for Kelsey and what a player he is.

I mean, a lot of

money Michael spent on him and I was a bit concerned because somebody coming for the MLS, I think.

All right.

You mentioned there, obviously, Dusty and Windy.

Dust and Marble is a really important one here because there was no support series.

We'll get onto that in very, very second grade.

He's in the north end of Dakota, but it is in the Dakota area where this is happening here.

The Lakota have an emergency tradition, emergence tradition, connected with Wind Cave, a real underground cave system.

In a version preserved by Lakota historian Wilmer Mestet, people originally lived beneath the earth in a spirit lodge called Tunkantipi.

They were supposed to remain there until the surface was ready.

Later, when the world was ready, the creator instructed the remaining people to emerge.

Now, here's a remarkable detail.

The actual entrance to Wind Cave moves air in and out as atmospheric pressure changes.

The Lakota call it a place where the earth breathes.

It was 49 this morning.

Windy, partly cloudy.

Definitely the coldest it's been.

This season yet.