Adoption of the Genocide Convention

Cold and grey before dawn, the air near 43°F under thick cloud and a south wind pressing on doors and windows, hard gusts by breakfast. The morning stayed shut and the wind stayed hard. The afternoon never got past near 40°, the cloud low and the wind strong enough to make it feel colder than the number. Toward evening the cloud began to break. The wind eased after dark and the sky cleared in pieces over a cold city.