Lawrence Forecast Promises Hot Triple-Digit Heat
The heat wave persists with afternoon highs near 102 degrees and south winds 8 to 12 mph. Heat indices reach 105 to 110. A mild overnight is forecast with a low around 76.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2005
Page
9
The heat wave persists with afternoon highs near 102 degrees and south winds 8 to 12 mph. Heat indices reach 105 to 110. A mild overnight is forecast with a low around 76.
Pollen report notes trees present today with very high grass pollen levels. Weeds are reported absent. The finding highlights current allergy season exposure and potential impacts for sensitive individuals.
The forecast notes afternoon thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast with showers and storms extending from the Great Lakes to the central Appalachians and across portions of the northern and central Plains. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible in southwestern regions of the United States.
Lake level data from Clinton Perry Pomona and Central Inc in Madison Win indicates readings around 877.52 893.67 975.49 with a cited certification. The numbers reflect current measurements across multiple area lakes and a central office listing.
Investigators announced the October 16 blaze that killed Matthew and Rebecca Orr and their three children Benjamin Jeremiah and Kyle has no determinate cause. Electrical tests were inconclusive and two smoke alarms failed. Survivors Kameron and Justin Orr, now in college, thank the community and plan to rebuild and split proceeds after cleanup.
In Kansas City, a $21 million MAX bus line opens from River Market to the Country Club Plaza. The 5.5 mile route uses designated lanes, fewer stops, and aims for about 18 minutes, replacing a 24 minute, 40 stop service.
The family of Carol Mould, found dead last year in her Benton-area fire-damaged home, adds 11,000 to the existing 5,000 governor’s reward fund. Dennis Stackley of Parker, Colorado, seeks arrests and conviction, saying the lack of clues hinders the family’s ability to move forward. Police ruled the death a homicide after responding to a fire call at the residence.
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