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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2001
Page
27
Local recap features KIDSCAST coverage of Wapsipinicon and Tripoli with brief mentions of Anamosa DeWitt and scores noted in the section. Details are sparse but reflect a compact regional sports snippet with multiple small schools.
The forecast flags extreme temps with Death Valley California reaching about 103 degrees while West Yellowstone Montana falls to near 14 degrees Friday. Local residents should expect wide swings in daytime highs and overnight lows across the nation.
Community information lines provide contact numbers for Cedar Rapids Iowa City and statewide 24 hour and 7 day services with year references 2000 2007 2010 and additional road numbers 2100. The snippet lists telecommunication style data without a cohesive story or event.
Rain and snow mix near and east of the Great Lakes with highs in the upper 30s. A weak front brings scattered showers to the Plains. Thunderstorms form in Arizona and southern Nevada. The South hits the 80s.
Cedar Rapids saw below normal September temperatures with an average 59.8 degrees versus 63.3. Daytime highs reached 87 on Sept 3 and dipped to 58 on Sept 24, while overnight lows ranged 64 on Sept 7 to 34 on Sept 25 and 26. Total precipitation was 3.28 inches, below the 3.9 inch norm, and the greatest 24 hour rainfall was 1.12 inches on Sept 7 and 8.
The Cedar Rapids division reports petitions from John W. and Sheryl A. Amos of North Liberty formerly Sweet Visions Bakery and Coffee Company with debts of 202 320 and assets of 96 480. Christine P. Brus Iowa City lists 155 585 debts and 213 635 assets with most exempt.
Mary in Cedar Rapids asks about deep cold and snow. Saturday morning brought below freezing across Eastern Iowa with a hard killing freeze in north central Iowa and widespread frost. The Climate Prediction Center expects near normal precipitation but colder than usual temperatures this winter.
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