Bluefield Weather Summary From June 6
Weather graphic shows yesterday’s Bluefield highs 79 and 57 lows with a record high of 83 set in 1984 and a 48 low from 1970. Precipitation readings include 2.05 inches since January 1, 1992 and 15.87 inches for the season. Sunset and last 30 days rainfall noted with scattered garbled text.
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Weekend Weather Outlook with Chance of Thunderstorms
The forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of light rain in the morning and partly sunny skies in the afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Tonight will bring partly cloudy skies with lows in the 50s. Tuesday through Friday show periods of sun and possible storms in the 70s, with mixed rain chances and cooler nights.
Weather Outlook with Showers and Sun Across Regions
The Region expects morning light rain or drizzle in the north and west with mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. Highs reach mid 70s to lower 80s, tonight mostly clear in the north and partly cloudy in the south with lows in the 50s to 60s. Virginia has morning showers in the north and west, otherwise partly cloudy with afternoon storms and 80s highs, fair tonight with possible showers south and lows in the 60s.
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Fraternal Order of Police to Convene in Bluefield
Bluefield prepares for the biennial West Virginia State Convention of the Fraternal Order of Police beginning Saturday June 13. Lt. Edward L. Harvey notes at least 225 officers from around the state and national officers will attend with events at Ramada East River Mountain, Richwood Golf Club, and City Park. The conference includes board meetings, a banquet with Judge David Knight, and election of state officers, with ongoing local support from the East River Ramada and the chamber of commerce.
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Soggy Texas and Surrounding Regions Hit by Rain Showers
Heavy rain totals emerged across Texas with 1.05 inches in Kingsville and 1.38 inches at Hondo and San Antonio's Kelly Air Force Base as showers and thunderstorms spread from the state into the Ohio Valley and Gulf Coast. Dayton collected 0.6 inches, while mornings stayed chilly in the Great Basin, Rockies, and Dakotas with lows around 30s.
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Appalachian Folk Life Center gears up for summer
The Appalachian Folk Life Center plans a busy summer with a state and federal funded Summer Feeding Program launching June 15. Lunches will be served weekdays at 11:25 and 12:05 at Jordan Chapel and James Chapel on True Road. Volunteers are sought. contact 466-0626 for details.
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Princeton Woman Receives Lilly Holcomb Norrel Award
Ruth Palmer, 68, of Pine Street, was honored by the Mercer County EOC Head Start Policy Council at Princeton Presbyterian Church for years of service. The foster mother since age five and longtime Princeton resident has aided dozens of children, supported meals, fundraisers, and child readiness programs.
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