Weather brief from AP GraphicsNet Bluefield temps
Yesterday in Bluefield the high reached 44 and the low 40 degrees. Record highs and lows from December 20 include 71 in 1923 and 1 in 1963.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1990
Page
6
Yesterday in Bluefield the high reached 44 and the low 40 degrees. Record highs and lows from December 20 include 71 in 1923 and 1 in 1963.
National Weather Service reports mixed conditions with highs mainly in the 50s and 60s and frequent chances of rain through Friday and into Christmas Eve. Expect clouds, warmer afternoons, and nightly showers with temperatures dropping into the 30s to 40s at night in later days.
CPAs across the Highlands report mixed but normal conditions in southwest Virginia as coal and oil industries show strength while factory development slows. Buchanan County leaders expect a rebound soon with industrial park readiness, and law enforcement continues a Rocky Gap bank robbery probe aided by VBI and FBI.
An Arctic front dropped temperatures on the northern Plains with wind chills to 77 below and a Northwest snowstorm stranded thousands of students. Firefighters battled a Montana schoolhouse fire as power outages disrupted crews. Four traffic deaths in northern California and two in Oregon were linked to slick roads. A Mojave Desert sandstorm caused a Greyhound bus collision near Yermo.
Virginia CPAs expect a soft 1991 economy with declines in loan availability and new business starts while coal oil and gas may improve. Health care and high tech show steady growth. regional Highlands CPAs view coal brighter but overall conditions remain cautious amid federal deficits and Gulf crisis.
NASA scientists posing as alien observers announced Earth hosts life and possibly intelligent activity based on data from the Galileo spacecraft. Measurements show Earth’s atmosphere rich in nitrous oxide methane and oxygen while signals suggest non natural radio activity.
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