Weather forecast paints clear skies with scattered showers ahead
A broad outlook shows clear skies for much of the nation tomorrow while showers dot the lower Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes and New England coasts. Temperatures trend warm to hot with highs in the 80s, cooler trend by Thursday, and scattered odds of 20 to 40 percent for showers in various regions including mountains Midlands and coastal areas.
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Gloria Goes Out To Sea As Henri Forms Near N C
Hurricanes Gloria and Henri dominate early warnings from Caribbean islands to the U S coast. Gloria, a minimal hurricane with 75 mph winds, skirts the Leeward Islands as forecasters expect possible strengthening. Henri forms south of Cape Hatteras and moves northward, prompting gale warnings along Virginia and Maryland coasts and urging small craft to stay in port.
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Leeward Islands
Antigua
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Hal Gerrish
National Hurricane Center
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San Juan
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Henri
Bob Case
Longtitude
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Maryland
Evening in September draws crowd at USCA center
A crowd of more than 700 attended the Evening in September reception at USC Aiken Etherredge Center. The event introduced the public to the center with piano music, art displays, and a preview of the recital hall and classrooms. The program featured Summer Broadway, a choral performance led by Antoine Cordahl with members from USCA Concert Choir, Aiken Chamber Singers, and Aiken Choral Society. The show also included works by N. Currier and Ives lithographs. Tickets for the USCA Cultural Series went on sale, with plans A and B offering various concert packages and discounts.
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Jerry Harris
Antoine Cordahl
USCA
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Aiken Choral Society
Betty Groh
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Edgefield
North Augusta
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Ives
Hutson-Etherredge- Brown-Ashhurst Insurance Ency
Stcrredge Center
Marti Costantino
Phil Jones
Etherredge
No Way To Get Rid of Fire Ants Says Agriculture Officials
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP reports that Texas faces an unstoppable invasion of red imported fire ants. Agriculture officials say eradication efforts have failed after decades and 20 million dollars spent, with researchers shifting to study rather than eradication.
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San Antonio
Texas
United States
State Department of Agriculture
Mark Trostle
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