Weather notes from Bluefield temperature highs and lows
Bluefield temperatures included record highs and lows with dates. Entries show high 33 and low 17 for January 18, plus high 63 in 1973 and low 6 in 1994. Sunrise times, precipitation on January 17 2000 and January 18 1999, plus totals for last 30 days and since January 1 2000.
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Four Seasons Country Weather Outlook Summary
The forecast describes today with high temperatures in the lower 30s and teens for the low, with snow possibly mixing into sleet. Wednesday warms to 30s with lows in the 20s and partial cloudiness. Thursday brings windy 30s with a chance of snow showers and increasing cloudy skies with highs near 40 and lows in the 30s.
Winter weather safety for seniors urged in regional notice
Mercer County Emergency Services urges care for senior citizens during freezing temperatures. Shelters, with Salvation Army and Red Cross aid, open in outages. Protect elders from hypothermia and frostbite with warmer homes, monitored heat, and proper clothing.
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Ice and ice storms kill across Iowa and Nebraska
Ice and freezing rain coated southeastern Nebraska and southern Iowa early today causing cars to slide into ditches and prompting school delays. Four people died in separate Nebraska crashes blamed on the ice, three at Interstate 80 interchanges. A Chariton Iowa truck stop reported a one inch ice layer on highways and long waits for drivers. One fatal Nebraska crash involved a van with 11 illegal immigrants and the driver, per Lancaster County sheriffs.
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DOH readies winter 2000 weather plan in Princeton area
Mercer County Division of Highways prepared for snow and ice with preseason stocking of chemicals and gravel. State DOH plans budget of 25 million annually for snow and ice control on 34000 miles, with a 220000 dollar October and 215000+ in early November spent locally. A major storm could cost up to 600000 a day. crews operate 24 hours in 12 hour shifts across 2200 workers, prioritizing interstates and major corridors first.
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