National Bluefield Weather Data From Dec 29 1998
Recorded temperatures and precipitation totals for Bluefield include a 0.05 inch precipitation on December 29, 1998 and 3 inches on December 30, 1997. The last 30 days show 1.71 inches of rain while year to date 1998 totals reach 26.61 inches.
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Four Seasons Country Weather Outlook
Cold and blustery with snow showers likely. Partly cloudy tonight. Thursday highs in the mid thirties with 20s overnight and a chance of snow. Friday highs near 30 with 20s overnight and continued partly cloudy skies. Weekend: highs in the lower 40s, lows mid 20s, mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow.
Temperatures Fall to 17 at Hallock and Roseau
Tuesday temperatures reach 17 degrees in Hallock and Roseau Minnesota. Cold weather affects area activities as residents brace for further Arctic air.
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House weighs witnesses for Clinton impeachment trial
House prosecutors and Senate leaders clash over witness use as impeachment moves forward. Republicans argue for witness testimony, while Senate leaders consider verdict options and possible censure. White House aides weigh timing and strategy amid censure discussions.
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Iraq says it will fly in no fly zones
Iraq asserts its aircraft are operating in the U S and British patrolled no fly zones in the north and alerts to anti aircraft batteries ready to fire. U S officials express skepticism while continuing enforcement. Vice President Ramadan says planes are flying normally in Iraqi air space, though it remains unclear if military or civilian craft are involved.
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Khmer Rouge leaders apologize and urge Cambodia to forget past deaths
Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea apologized for the deaths of as many as 2 million Cambodians during the 1970s regime. They asked the nation to forget the past as Hun Sen pledged no genocide trials and accepted a form of surrender. The leaders avoided personal responsibility, while victims’ families pressed for accountability.
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