Regional Forecast Feels Like Another Comfy Evening
The regional forecast calls for another comfortable night with light winds and clear skies. Overnight low expected around 59 degrees, providing mild conditions perfect for outdoor activities.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2000
Page
10
The regional forecast calls for another comfortable night with light winds and clear skies. Overnight low expected around 59 degrees, providing mild conditions perfect for outdoor activities.
Across the north central and northeastern United States unseasonably cool weather persisted with thirty cities recording record low temperatures for the date. Saint Joseph Missouri reported 38 degrees as part of a string of new cold records.
Kansas state general fund collections for July and August topped estimates by 154000, totaling nearly 649 million. The surplus is 0.03 percent, based on projections by the Consensus Estimating Group economists and state officials.
A Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service weekly report shows soybeans worst hit with 34 percent in poor and 23 percent in very poor condition, sorghum 21 percent poor and 10 percent very poor, corn 14 percent poor and 6 percent very poor, while topsoil moisture is 64 percent very short. In Oklahoma, Martin Eugene Boyle of Independence, Kansas died in a two car crash on US Highway 75 in Tulsa County when a car failed to stop at a stop sign.
A squirrel sparked a transformer fire at the Wolf Creek nuclear plant, halting operations until week’s end. No injuries. Plant may use a replacement transformer or repair the damaged one while officials assess repair costs. Power remained uninterrupted for customers via backup sources.
Kansas geologist Lee Gerhardt of the Kansas Geological Survey questions the draft Global Change report. He cites lack of data supporting human impact on climate and predicts natural variation. warns western Kansas may face drought similar to the 1930s Dust Bowl as modeling suggests drier conditions over 100 years.
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