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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2003
Page
9
The table shows a normal high of 63 and low of 41 for Monday with a high of 79 and low of 37. Record high 90 set in 1946 and record low 20 in 1975. Discharge in cubic feet per second and sunrise time are noted as placeholders.
The report shows the day’s UV index on a scale from 1 to 10 indicating the level of sun exposure risk. Expect higher values during peak sun hours and take standard precautions such as sunscreen and protective clothing.
Weather Central Inc of Madison Wisconsin releases forecasts data and graphics for 2003 through WeatherPublisher.com. This item notes the company's weather products and online portal for accessing forecasts charts and related graphical data.
Ross Janssen reports sunny skies and warm temperatures to start April in Lawrence. Lows near 45 with afternoon highs around 84, and gusty south winds 15 to 25 mph expected through the day.
The key lists weather abbreviations with conditions including cloudy drizzle fair fog hazy ice partly cloudy rain sun showers and clear. Each symbol represents a specific condition and is used to describe forecast segments.
Legislative negotiators from Kansas aim to craft a compromise state budget by tonight to send to Gov. Kathleen Sebelius by week’s end. March tax receipts totaled 266 million, about 18 million below earlier forecasts, keeping the year’s fiscal health precarious and delaying a deficit fix until after April 30.
State Rep. Tom Sloan proposed an amendment allowing Douglas County to form a charter commission to study government changes and present them to voters. County officials and Sloan critics urged caution, citing public input needs and the county commission's opposition to pursuing charter review this session. The measure accompanies a broader bond and tax proposal tied to economic development, next headed to a House-Senate committee.
Douglas County commissioners discussed a plan to raise most ambulance transport charges by 75 to offset declines in federal and state funding. They postponed a vote to assess impact on low income residents, noting Medicare payments will drop and the department would gain about 280000 annually from higher user fees.
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