West Virginia Virginia Via Associated Press Graphics Net 1995
An item references Associated Press graphics and Accu-Weather Inc tied to West Virginia and Virginia in 1995. The brief notes a mapping of weather data graphics distributed through AP networks and industry partnerships with Accu-Weather.
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Weather outlook for West Virginia region
Snow showers likely across the West Virginia region with 3 to 6 inches of accumulation. Cold and windy conditions persist with highs in the mid to upper 20s and a 70 percent chance of snow. Tonight remains cloudy with a chance of snow showers and overnight lows in the upper teens. Sunday remains cloudy with continued unsettled conditions.
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Southeast Sunrise Temperatures and Precipitation Overview
Readable climate note shows yesterday’s high 37 low 25 in Bluefield with record temps noted for Dec 6. Historical highs 66 in 1960 and lows 8 in 1984 are referenced along with precipitation totals 0.10 inch latest, 0.05 inch other readings, 1.11 inches last 30 days, and 27.09 inches since Jan 1, 1997.
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A brief forecast notes high teens to twenties with snow showers likely and 3 to 6 inches of accumulation. Tonight remains cloudy with more snow. Sunday remains cloudy with a chance of snow showers. Monday will be in the 30s with continued cold. Tuesday rising to the 40s and mostly sunny.
Kyoto conference tests North South split on climate pact
At the Kyoto talks the North South dispute dominates as the United States faces pressure to accept limits on emissions by Third World nations. Senator Hagel doubts a pact without broader developing world commitments. Developing nations demand North measures first.
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States urged to lower legal blood alcohol to 0.08
A Mothers Against Drunk Driving poll finds 69 percent favor lowering BAC to 0.08, with 53 percent naming drunken driving the top highway safety threat. Allstate backs federal legislation to tie funding to lower limits, though House and Senate committees have not advanced it.
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