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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1989
Page
12
A sunny start gives way to a moist warm front bringing clouds and rain through Wednesday. Today will be mostly sunny then cloudy with highs near 80. Tonight clouds bring an 80 percent chance of rain with lows near 60. Tuesday shows 90 percent showers and thunderstorms, with a mid to upper 70s high. The forecast calls for showers Wednesday and Wednesday night, then a fair Thursday and Friday. Low temps 55 to 65 Wednesday, then 50s Thursday and Friday.
National weather brief notes heavy thunderstorms and at least one tornado developed yesterday over the South. An upper air disturbance across the southern Plains triggered strong storms in humid air from the Gulf Coast to the lower Mississippi Valley and into southern Missouri. southeastern Kansas saw up to 7 inches of rain, flooding rivers and streams.
The Accu Weather regional forecast for Monday calls for daytime conditions with clear to partly cloudy skies across many areas. High temperatures are expected to range from the mid to upper 70s in coastal zones to the low 80s inland, with gentle to moderate winds and a slight chance of isolated afternoon showers in the interior regions.
A high pressure system produced clear skies yesterday and moves off the Jersey coast by midday. A southerly, unsettled air flow follows, bringing cloudy skies and a good chance of rain by evening as a warm front over the region. Showers and thundershowers continue into Tuesday, with high pressure returning by mid week for clearing Thursday.
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The national high reached 104 degrees in Yuma Arizona while the low dropped to 31 degrees in Alamosa Colorado. Tides at Marcus Hook Memorial Park rise to 8 08 a m and 8 47 p m with lows at 2 36 a m and 3 01 p m. The sun rises at 5 31 a m and sets at 8 29 p m. Record highs and lows for the date are 95 and 48 degrees, with normal highs and lows of 75 and 55.
Mostly sunny at the shore with increasing clouds later. Highs mid 70s, south winds 10 mph. Tonight cloudy with 80 percent rain chance, lows near 60. Small craft advisory in effect from Manasquan Inlet to Cape Henlopen with southerly winds 10 to 15 knots and seas 1 to 3 feet. In the Poconos expect morning sun then clouding, highs mid 70s, tonight cloudy and rainy with lows mid to upper 50s.
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