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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1964
Page
4
Scattered showers and thundershowers are predicted Monday night from the northern Plains to the upper Mississippi valley and from the eastern Gulf coast region to the mid-Atlantic states. Cooler temperatures follow.
NOAA forecast shows temperatures rising across the northern Rockies into the northern Plains and from the lower Great Lakes to the Atlantic Coast. Warmer air is expected in the Pacific Northwest and from the southern Plains to the upper Great Lakes.
A weak cool front moves from the Great Lakes toward the Atlantic, bringing scattered showers and light thundershowers overnight. Rain amounts were light, with Siler City reporting the heaviest North Carolina total at about a half inch and Raleigh-Durham airport recording roughly two thirds of an inch.
Reading from regional forecasts notes temperatures ahead of a cold front were near normal for May with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. The report compares local receipts to statewide figures, indicating similar rainfall or financial measures if any.
A state weather summary notes fair and cooler conditions tonight with lows in the 50s to 60s, followed by mostly sunny and warm Tuesday. Statewide highs included Rocky Mount and Goldsboro at 92, Asheville 80, Hatteras 81, Wilmington 71, Charlotte 68, Greensboro 67, and Raleigh-Durham 66 as frontily winds shift offshore later today.
A Fort Bragg Army lieutenant died and a Shaw Air Force lieutenant was injured in separate L 19 and FA 101 crashes during Operation Desert Strike. Second Lt. John R. Leeds of the 82nd Airborne, with widow at Fort Bragg, and Sgt. Destin L. Teeter of Fort Campbell perished near the Arizona border. Airman Lt. Onie L. Bailes survived with burns. The loss brings total dead or missing to seven since the exercise began. Cooler air moves into North Carolina with mild temperatures tonight.
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