Lawrence forecast warms with strong south wind
Ross Janssen reports a substantial warmup this afternoon in Lawrence as a south wind 12 to 24 mph pushes temperatures to a high near 85 under mostly sunny skies. Tonight will be mostly clear with a mild low around 64.
Sun and Moon Times Report
Sunrise today at 6:18 am and sunset at 6:18 pm. Moon rises today at 9:09 pm and sets at 6:43 am. Thursday moonrise is 11:07 pm with an 7:25 am moonset.
Weather forecast data and index graphics from 2004 report
Weather Central Inc of Madison Wisconsin presents UV index forecasts, data tables and accompanying graphs for sun exposure risk. The document outlines methodology, regional charts, and publisher contact details for users seeking tailored UV guidance.
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Volunteers treat 2 200 at free dental clinic
About 2 200 people were treated at a three day Kansas Mission of Mercy dental clinic at Pittsburg State University. Volunteer dentists and staff provided roughly 900 000 in care, with organizers calling it the largest short term dental mission. Notable participants included Drs Strader Shepard and volunteers from Iowa.
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Library loses longtime denizen Libby Libra in Haysville
Libby Libra, the Haysville Community Library greeter cat since 1983, survived being run over, a tornado, a yearlong absence, and a 10 day confinement. Health declined due to thyroid problems, and staff euthanized the cat on Friday after a life spent welcoming patrons and sipping from staff cups.
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West Nile threat persists says Kansas researchers
Kansas officials and experts report West Nile virus remains a concern for humans and horses. Vaccination reduces horse cases, while humans rely on repellents, environment control, and standing-water removal to prevent infection. KDHE and university researchers plan a state surveillance program to monitor cases and bird deaths.
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