Lawrence Forecast Sees Sunshine Returns With Cool Temperatures
Sunshine returns midweek in Lawrence but cold air lingers. Expect a high near 41 degrees with northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight's low drops to 18 degrees as skies clear.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2005
Page
8
Sunshine returns midweek in Lawrence but cold air lingers. Expect a high near 41 degrees with northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight's low drops to 18 degrees as skies clear.
National forecast outlines snow across the western Great Lakes while a cold front drives rain and scattered thunderstorms along the East. Rain transitions to snow in the eastern Great Lakes and northern Ohio Valley, with rain and mountain snow possible in the Northwest.
RCs report shows Lake Clinton and Perry Pomona levels and discharge figures in cubic feet per second with measurements 877.36, 7, 893.76, 25, and 976.81, 25 across stations. Data indicate fluctuating water volumes and flow rates guiding hydrological monitoring and potential flood risk assessments.
In Leavenworth a fire and small explosion at a single family rental home is believed to have housed a methamphetamine laboratory. One man was killed and authorities evacuated nearby residences due to a pipe bomb found on site. Autopsy planned as search for additional victims and bombs continued.
Three lawmakers push a bill to require DNA testing of arrestees in drugs and violence cases with hearings to filter forward. Supporters note potential to identify predators and reduce crime, while officials stress constitutional and resource considerations. Destruction of samples if charges are dropped or acquittals occur is proposed.
Kansas City's downtown rede velopment gains momentum as the Missouri Development Finance Board approves an extra 4 million in state income tax credits for the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame to be built at Sprint Center and extends use of 25 million in credits for the Metropolitan Kansas City Performing Arts Center. The Hall of Fame is projected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors, while backers argue the centers will lift Missouri's economy despite some skepticism. Ground breaks next year for the performing arts center, with ongoing debates over site and financing.
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