Precipitation Readings Released for Periods Shown
Weather data presented shows totals for August 22 2000 and August 23 1999 with last 30 days and since January 1 2000 figures. Reported totals include 1.38 inches for the year to date and 21.60 inches for the period referenced.
Four Seasons Country Weather Forecast Summary
Weather outlook shows today high near 75 to 80 with a upper fiftys low and a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Thursday expects mid seventies with 55 to 60 low and showers risk. Friday forecast in the 70s to 80s with partly cloudy skies. Saturday hazy details not provided.
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Inescapable conclusion on TWA 800 crash fuels panel talks
A top NTSB official said it is inescapable that a fuel air explosion in the center wing tank caused the TWA Flight 800 breakup, most likely from an electrical short in wiring, with no evidence of a bomb or missile. The FAA notes 37 directives for safety improvements as investigations continue.
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Putin visits Arctic base to console Kursk families
President Vladimir Putin traveled to the Arctic naval base in Murmansk to comfort families of 118 sailors killed in the Kursk submarine disaster. He faced anger over the rescue effort as relatives, many awaiting more information, mourned at the Barents Sea wreck site and in churches. Emma Yevdokimova described her son Oleg’s role aboard the Kursk.
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Mild year for tornadoes says government
Washington AP reports a relatively mild tornado year, with 741 twisters by now, about half the normal amount. Dr. Joseph Schaefer of NOAA notes unusual jet stream patterns and calls the fluctuation a natural variation, while peak season remains March to July.
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Debby Threatens Caribbean Islands First Hurricane Lashes Caribbean
Debby, a Category 1 hurricane with winds up to 75 mph, hit Antigua Anguilla and other islands then turned north toward Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. Minor damage reported. one death in San Juan from a fall while dismantling an antenna. Airlines and businesses brace as flights canceled and curfews or closures spread. Center forecasts warned unclear path toward Florida by Friday.
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