Weather outlook Bluefield area precipitation and cold snap
The National Weather Service forecasts a 90 percent chance of rain on Christmas Eve with a high near 60 and south winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight, a 90 percent chance of rain possibly mixing with sleet or freezing rain with a low around 30. Snow is possible Christmas Day and Tuesday, with cold dry spells and highs near 20 and 30s, and very low temperatures.
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Weather snapshot cold dry with mixed precipitation
A fragmented forecast notes a dry cold day with a high near 30 and low 5 to 15, followed by rain and freezing rain in the evening. It also mentions higher temperatures along the Ohio River and mountains, with scattered snow showers in the days ahead and advisories in effect for the west and north regions.
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Cold wave breaks more low temperature records
The cold wave broke more low temperature records in the West on Saturday as a strong front pushed subzero readings from the Great Basin to the northern and central Rockies and the upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures fell to 20 degrees below zero or colder in several states led by Wyoming with lows from 27 to 45 degrees below zero. precipitation including snow sleet and freezing rain followed the cold front from southern Indiana to south central Texas.
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Poverty in America Deepens as 1987 Rates Outpace 1989 Preview
The article cites Census data showing about 32.5 million people labeled poor in 1987 with higher expected counts for 1989 90. It highlights that 23 percent of children under six were poor in 1987 and that poverty concentrates among minority groups and in central cities while many poor children lack affordable housing and welfare dependent families. Recommendations include universal health insurance expanded child care subsidies Head Start and stronger housing and wage supports.
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Bikers Give Back With Christmas Card Wish to Kids
ABATE members led by James Luciano organized benefit rides for Muscular Dystrophy Association and other charities. They completed a Christmas run, signing a large card for local children and families before departing town.
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