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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2003
Page
25
TV9 forecasts Iowa counties Ames to Newton with daytime highs from 16 to 23 and trackable traces. Cities listed include Des Moines Burlington Dubuque Council Bluffs Fort Dodge Charles City Marshalltown Davenport Mason City Decorah and Newton with varying precipitation indicators and temperatures.
CityLine Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices provide 24 hour and seven day weather updates with statewide road reports and travel advisories for readers seeking current conditions and forecasts.
High pressure dominates the central United States with temperatures about 20 degrees below normal in parts of the Upper Midwest. Florida faces probable thunderstorms as a cold front meets warm moist air from the south.
Snow is in the forecast for Monday as a warm front approaches the area. The resulting warmth could bring springlike temperatures with highs reaching the 50s later in the week. The melt may erase winter conditions, aligning with the hopeful tone of the saying.
Temperatures in Cedar Rapids ran below normal in February with an average of 19.7 degrees versus 24.7. Highs ranged from 48 on February 21 to 12 on February 25 and lows from 31 on February 12 to minus 10 on February 25. Precipitation totaled 0.47 inch, below the 1.1 inch usual, and snowfall reached 6.9 inches, above the normal 6.6. The maximum 24 hour rainfall was 0.19 inch on February 15.
A 6:30 p.m. program at the Cedar Rapids Public Library will feature Eric Dever, director at Integrated DNA Technologies, discussing DNA advances and history. He will cover cloning ethics, gene therapy, GMOs, the human genome project, and its societal impact.
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