Lawrence Forecast Signals Mild Start to 2006
Matt Sayers forecasts a mild start for Lawrence in 2006 with highs near 57 degrees beneath cloudy skies. Light showers may develop in the evening, with lows around 38 degrees and minimal rainfall.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2006
Page
10
Matt Sayers forecasts a mild start for Lawrence in 2006 with highs near 57 degrees beneath cloudy skies. Light showers may develop in the evening, with lows around 38 degrees and minimal rainfall.
On this date in 1994, strong winds along the eastern slopes of the Central Rockies gusted to 70 mph at Arlington Wyoming and gusted to 80 mph near Estes Park Colorado.
Readable data shows level discharge values for Way el Cys Lake near Clinton and Pomona. Presented figures include cfs readings 87770 67 893.80 25 974.57-250, indicating a sequence of stage and discharge measurements across locations. No full context or dates provided.
Isolated showers and thunderstorms expected in the Lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast this afternoon. Snow likely across the northern and central Rockies with light rain freezing rain and snow possible from the northern High Plains into the northern Great Lakes.
In Benton Kansas the airport, now Benton Airpark Lloyd Stearman Field, has widened and repaved runways, added hangars, a 24-hour fuel operation, and a large new building. Four couples own it, planning a Stearman fly-in. stepson Alex Clemens flew their 1943 Stearman solo. A $138,510 state grant covered 90 percent of the work with more grants sought for a taxiway and additional hangars.
A discussion titled Take Back Kansas: How We Can Move Kansas Back to the Middle and Why it Matters is set for 7 p.m. January 26 at Plymouth Congregational Church, 925 Vermont. State Board of Education member Sue Gamble, a Shawnee Republican who has opposed the board majority on evolution in school standards, will speak. The event is sponsored by the Mainstream Coalition, a nonprofit supporting church-state separation and public education.
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