Lawrence Forecast Warm Finish to January
After a chilly start southerly breezes move in creating a warm end to January. High near 61 degrees with south winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight's low around 30 degrees.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2006
Page
8
After a chilly start southerly breezes move in creating a warm end to January. High near 61 degrees with south winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight's low around 30 degrees.
On this date in 1989 Norway Alaska recorded a barometric pressure of 31.85 inches, a North American all time record. The temperature near the event was about 46 degrees below zero.
Lake levels reported for Clinton 875.53 Perry -891.61 Pomona 972.29 show numeric readings across all stations. The figures indicate differing water depths at each location.
Weather forecast indicates Neate ae rain and snow spreading across much of the Northeast today while high pressure brings sunny skies to the Southeast. A frontal boundary triggers rain and snow in the Upper Midwest, with snow across the Rockies and continued precipitation in the Northwest.
In Kansas City Missouri Jackson County legislator Bob Stringfield was arrested after a post meeting brawl on the courthouse second floor. Dan Tarwater was the struck colleague and uninjured. The dispute centers on videotapes of past meetings and access to an aide. Stringfield has faced clashes over open meetings and budget cuts.
The Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka received notes and papers from Harry W. Colmery, the Topeka lawyer who drafted the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1943 known as the GI Bill. Colmery, a World War I veteran and former American Legion national president, moved to Topeka in 1919. His daughter Mary Oleander and curator Nancy Sherbet said the collection covers all facets of Colmery’s career and will aid research on the American Legion and the GI Bill.
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